8 thoughts on “ String Quartet No. 2 ”

1. String Quartet No. 2, string quartet (two violins, a viola, and a cello) by American composer Elliott Carter, in which each instrument is treated as a unique personality engaged in an ongoing exchange of musical ideas—and fragments of ideas—with the other members of the ensemble. The work was completed in , and it premiered in

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2. String Quartet No.2, Sz (Bartók, Béla)Composer: Bartók, Béla.

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3. 12 rows · Alexander Zemlinsky 's String Quartet No. 2, Op. 15 is one of his most turbulent .

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4. String Quartet No. 2 in D Major, Alexander Borodin was, like many of his now famous Russian composer friends, a composer by avocation; he had a day job. Borodin pursued a distinguished career as a physician and chemist first while composing only when he could in his truly precious spare time.

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5. Bloch completed composition of his String Quartet No. 1 in He did not complete another quartet till this one in Even for as careful and critical a worker as Bloch was, the six years that it took from conception to fruition is extraordinary. Much had .

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6. It is hard to envisage a more enticing prospect: Shostakovich's densely woven String Quartet No.2 and his deceptively backward-looking Piano Quintet, performed by the stellar Takács Quartet and Marc-André Hamelin, generously notated by David Fanning, and lovingly recorded by Hyperion's Simon Eadon and Andrew Keener team.5/5(8).

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7. In the early s, Haydn produced more divertimentos for string quartet, three sets of six each, Opp. 9, 17, and Opus 33 – another set of six – followed about ten years later, composed in and published in These were his first string quartets that actually used that name, instead of divertimento.

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8. String Quartet No.2, Op (Mendelssohn, Felix)Composer: Mendelssohn, Felix.

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