In the final Allegro gisuto movement of this work, a repeat sign has performers repeat the first section of                music three times. The development section of the opening Allegro vivace movement suddenly changes from E major to C major followed by a harmony in ascending half tones. Featuring a motif of a rising sextuplet,it was originally composed for a group of musicians playing a Johann (*) Nepomuk Hummel septetÂ—an explanation for its unique instrumentation. But it was Sylvester Paumgartner who asked the composer to write it as a variation on "Die Forelle." Composed for piano, violin, viola, cello, and double bass, for 10 points, name this Franz Schubert
In the final Allegro gisuto movement of this work, a repeat sign has performers repeat the first section of                music three times. The development section of the opening Allegro vivace movement suddenly changes from E major to C major followed by a harmony in ascending half tones. Featuring a motif of a rising sextuplet,it was originally composed for a group of musicians playing a Johann (*) Nepomuk Hummel septetÂ—an explanation for its unique instrumentation. But it was Sylvester Paumgartner who asked the composer to write it as a variation on "Die Forelle." Composed for piano, violin, viola, cello, and double bass, for 10 points, name this Franz Schubert quintet about a fish.
In the final Allegro gisuto movement of this work, a repeat sign has performers repeat the first section of                music three times.
Trout Quintet [or Schubert's Piano Quintet in A Major]