Which composer has a symphony where the score/parts for one of the movements has music that is actually read and played backwards, after first being read and played forwards?

Ok, this one has apparently stumped the pros. I'm really surprised no one guessed the composer. Who is a symphonist that has a sense of humor and trickery? Of course, it is Haydn. His Symphony No.47 in G Major has a Minuet and Trio, each al Rovescio. Interestingly, this music was later added (transposed and slightly modified) as the Minuet al Rovescio and Trio al Rovescio for the Piano Sonata in A Major No.41 (Robbins-Landon, Hob. XVI/26).
You can view the score at http://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Sonata_No.4 ... dn,_Joseph)
You will note on page 6 that the Minuet and Trio are each the same music forwards and backwards (palindromes). Then Minuet da capo.