Robert Schumann praised the "heavenly length" of this composer's last symphony, and this composer wrote the best-known sonata for a bowed guitar-like instrument called the arpeggione. Another of his chamber works substitutes a double bass for the usual second violin and has a fourth movement based on his earlier song "Die F
Robert Schumann praised the "heavenly length" of this composer's last symphony, and this composer wrote the best-known sonata for a bowed guitar-like instrument called the arpeggione. Another of his chamber works substitutes a double bass for the usual second violin and has a fourth movement based on his earlier song "Die Forelle," from which it gets its nickname. Among his other Lieder are "Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel" and one that provided the theme to the second movement of his fourteenth string quartet, "Death and the Maiden." For 10 points, name this Austrian composer of the "Trout" Quintet and an "Unfinished" eighth symphony.
Robert Schumann praised the "heavenly length" of this composer's last symphony, and this composer wrote the best-known sonata for a bowed guitar-like instrument called the arpeggione.
Franz Schubert