in 1927–28, felix weingartner—better known as a classical conductor and the first to record all nine beethoven symphonies and the second, after stokowski, to record all four of brahms—composed his sixth symphony, "la tragica (in memory of 19 november 1828, the day schubert died)," as a tribute to schubert on the centenary of his death. the second movement of weingartner's symphony is a realization of schubert's incomplete sketch of the scherzo (seventy years before newbould's independent effort).