This composer's last three piano sonatas were written in his final year, and are in C minor, Amajor, and B-flat major respectively. Orchestrations of this composer's Grand Duo are sometimesused as a substitute for his supposed missing "Gastein" Symphony. The second movement of hisString Quartet No. 13 reuses a melody from his incidental music to a play about a Princess of Cyprus.He wrote a piano quintet that uses a (*) double bass instead of a second violin, and which includesvariations on his lied "Die Forelle". His incidental music to Rosamunde is sometimes used to "complete"his two-movement eighth symphony. For 10 points, name this Austria
This composer's last three piano sonatas were written in his final year, and are in C minor, Amajor, and B-flat major respectively. Orchestrations of this composer's Grand Duo are sometimesused as a substitute for his supposed missing "Gastein" Symphony. The second movement of hisString Quartet No. 13 reuses a melody from his incidental music to a play about a Princess of Cyprus.He wrote a piano quintet that uses a (*) double bass instead of a second violin, and which includesvariations on his lied "Die Forelle". His incidental music to Rosamunde is sometimes used to "complete"his two-movement eighth symphony. For 10 points, name this Austrian composer of the "Trout" Quintetand the "Unfinished" Symphony.
This composer's last three piano sonatas were written in his final year, and are in C minor, Amajor, and B-flat major respectively.
Franz (Peter) Schubert