String Quartet No.1 Op.14 in four movements by British composer Benjamin Frankel composed in 1944. These are the parts arranged for two Violins Viola and Cello. Frankel's compositions were largely neglected following his death. After BBC Radio 3 featured him as their 'Composer of the Week' and the German record company CPO partnered with the Australian Broadcasting Company to record his entire works his oeuvre was reassessed to great acclaim.

A quartet in three movements for two violins viola and cello:1 - Allegro moderato; 2 - Piacevole (poco andante); 3 - Allegro molto.

This collection of Easy String Quartets includes 5 pieces suitable for players Grade 1-3. The pieces cover a wide range of musical periods and European styles from Baroque to Romantic from Italy to Austriaand England to give young players a broad spectrum while acquainting them with the basics of playing chamber music. The compositions included are: Allegretto Op. 72 No. 3 (Mendelssohn) Allegro Op. 72 No. 1(Mendelssohn) Chaconne (King Arthur) (Purcell) Ecossaise In B Minor (Schubert) and Gavotte In A (Martini). Arranged for 2 or 3 Violins Viola and Cello by Watson Forbes. Includes Parts Only.

Ed Hughes' Quartets For Liz for String Quartet. Score and parts.This work was composed in 2012 and comprises of 15 short movements.Quartets For Liz was recorded by Susanne Stanzeleit Marina Gillam (Violins) Gustav Carksson (Viola) and Andrew Fuller (Cello) at St. Silas Church Kentish Town on 25 July 2012. See www.edhughes.org.uk for recording.

String Quartet was composed by Mumbai-born Brian Elias in 2012 and was commissioned by the Jerusalem String Quartet. Lasting around 20 minutes this item is the Parts for the work arranged for Violin I Violin II Viola and Cello. The work has been laid out in the conventional four movements Allegro Adagio Presto Adagio-Allegro-Adagio but it is essentially a work in a single movement to be performed withno breaks. A set of double variations generates the thematic and harmonic material for the entire piece in its first few bars with a brilliant Viola solo afterwards. Throughout the piece changes in dynamics and tempocharacterise the different movements before finally ending with a calming return to the slow music.  You can purchase the  Full Score here.