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Symphony No. 94 in G major, commonly known as the "Surprise Symphony," has several variations and arrangements, but the most recognized is Joseph Haydn's original version composed in 1791. There are various interpretations and adaptations by different orchestras and musicians, leading to numerous performances and recordings. However, in terms of formal variations, there are no widely recognized distinct variations like those found in the classical variation form; rather, the piece is often performed with slight interpretative differences.

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