Whether this 1828 work was ever intended to have more than two movements is still the subject of debate.
One of the two mainstream theories about this work notes that sketches for a scherzo part of it exist, and the ending of its slow second movement in E major clashes with the first movement in B minor. The other theory states that this work was purposely broken up in order to create the entr'acte for the Rosamunde incidental music. Whether this 1828 work was ever intended to have more than two movements is still the subject of debate. For 10 points, name this work which was followed by the Great Symphony, a piece by Franz Schubert named for its incomplete status.
One of the two mainstream theories about this work notes that sketches for a scherzo part of it exist, and the ending of its slow second movement in E major clashes with the first movement in B minor.
Schubert's Unfinished Symphony [or Schubert's Eighth Symphony; accept equivalents such as