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This is a modern-classical string quartet (added 21 January 2009), that consists of two movements. First comes a large dramatic slow movement, with two themes that are further developed (development section starting at 3’00")(no real sonata form). The 2nd movement contains an introduction and a moderately vivid section, with two themes that are further developed (also no real sonata form), and does not really solve the tension built up in the 1st movement. Please enjoy the MP3 made with Garritan Personal Orchestra, and feel free to review under the video on my YouTube-channel.
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