It takes its title from variations in the fourth movement on the composer's earlier lieder "Die Forelle".
The exposition of this work's "Allegro Vivace" first movement opens with an A major arpeggio up two octaves in triplets, while the recapitulation repeats the exposition transposed down a perfect fifth. Sylvester Paumgarter commissioned this work so the cello did not play the bass line and its unusual instrumentation was borrowed from a piece by Johann Nepomuk Hummel. A recurring motif of a rising sextuplet represents jumping through a stream. This work is written for piano, violin, viola, cello, and double bass substituting the bass for the second violin. It takes its title from variations in the fourth movement on the composer's earlier lieder "Die Forelle". For 10 points, name this piano quintet by Schubert named after a fish.
The exposition of this work's "Allegro Vivace" first movement opens with an A major arpeggio up two octaves in triplets, while the recapitulation repeats the exposition transposed down a perfect fifth.
Trout Quintet