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 
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})