Partituras para cuarteto de cuerda

Von den insgesamt sechs Streichquartetten entstand das erste im Jahr 1814, ebenso wie der hier erstmals veröffentlichte Quartettsatz in G-Dur. Sein Freund, der bedeutende Geiger und Komponist PIERRE M...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of chamber music with the String Quartet in C major, published by the renowned Accolade Musikverlag. Scored for classic string quartet (two violins, viola, and...

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In op. 47, which enriches the literature with two cellos, Scholz achieves a passion and warmth of expression, a 'higher peculiarity of reflection on the essential' that should make music makers sit up...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of classical chamber music with the elegant Quartet in G major, Op. 79. Scored for the traditional string quartet instrumentation of two violins, viola, and ce...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of chamber music with the masterful "Quartet in A major, Op. 62". Written for classical string quartet—comprising two violins, viola, and cello—this work capti...

The work, composed in Dresden in 1870, quickly 'became famous' and was perceived as significant, is still one of the masterpieces of musical art even after a good 130 years of barrel oblivion.

Vierling's work, based on the gathering of highly romantic stylistic elements and internalized to the point of tone-painting asceticism, is unequaled in this virtuosic-compositional expression: great...

Riemann's own musical analysis enables him to create a tonal language whose delicate, espressive melodicism and rhythmic refinement command admiration.

Immerse yourself in the rich world of chamber music with the masterly "Quartet in A major, Op. 106" for string quartet. This expressive work unfolds a captivating variety of harmonic subtleties, sweep...

Discover the captivating world of ensemble playing! With the "3 Easy Quartets Op. 208" in the resonant keys of C major, G major, and D major, entering the supreme discipline of chamber music becomes a...

The impetuous, manic-depressive work, which in parts does not deny its great model Beethoven, is quite suitable to make the chamber music legacy of the great violinist feel at home again on the podium...