The result was a masterpiece including two Andantes framing the lone dance movement, a second subject treated in duet by the violin and cello, and the beginning of the fourth movement with those variations on Die Forelle.
The fourth movement includes the variations requested by the man who inspired this work, the amateur cellist Sylvester Paumgartner. Paumgartner requested that it be modeled on a work of Johann Hummel and a that it contain a set of variations based on an earlier song by the composer. The result was a masterpiece including two Andantes framing the lone dance movement, a second subject treated in duet by the violin and cello, and the beginning of the fourth movement with those variations on Die Forelle. FTP, name this quintet in A composed by Franz Schubert and possessing an ichthyian name.
The fourth movement includes the variations requested by the man who inspired this work, the amateur cellist Sylvester Paumgartner.
{Trout} quintet (acc. early buzz of Die {Forelle})