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Andante appassionato for string quartet in F major, B. 40a – Antonin Dvořák

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First published at 22:17 UTC on October 14th, 2021.

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Andante appassionato for string quartet in F major, B. 40a by Antonin Dvořák

In 1873, Dvořák would compose his string quartet No. 6 in a lengthy single movement. The composer would later revise the work, as he did for many of his earlier compositio…

Andante appassionato for string quartet in F major, B. 40a by Antonin Dvořák

In 1873, Dvořák would compose his string quartet No. 6 in a lengthy single movement. The composer would later revise the work, as he did for many of his earlier compositions, and in 1874 the work would be split into four movements, with the ‘Andante appassionato’ section being isolated as a stand-alone work.

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