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69:). Finally, several string quartets exist in fragmentary form. These include String Quartet in F major (before 1897), String Quartet in D minor (1904), String Quartet in C major (after 1904), String Quartet Movement (1926), String Quartet (1926), String Quartet in C major (after 1927) and String Quartet No. 5 (1949).
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A large work consisting of one movement which lasts longer than 45 minutes, Schoenberg's First String
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Peles, Stephen. "Interpretations of Sets in
Multiple Dimensions: Notes on the Second Movement of Arnold Schoenberg's String Quartet Number 3".
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362:(The Seventh Ring), which was published in 1907.
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446:Still active flames are glowing inside my heart;
416:Deep is the sadness that gloomily comes over me,
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531:And trees and paths that I once loved fade away
82:major (1933): a recomposition of a work by the
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547:With unfathomable thanks and unnamable praise;
526:The faces that once turned to me in friendship
504:Der boden schĂĽffert weiss und weich wie molke.
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492:Im rausch der weihe wo inbrĂĽnstige schreie
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377:Leer sind die schreine, voll nur die qual.
375:Lang war die reise, matt sind die glieder,
256:, with soprano Rona Israel-Kolatt, in 2007
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483:Ich löse mich in tönen, kreisend, webend,
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421:Long was the journey, my limbs are weary,
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74:Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra
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407:Nimm mir die liebe, gib mir dein glĂĽck!
402:Innerst im grunde wacht noch ein schrei.
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382:Hart war gestritten, starr ist mein arm.
372:Ein tret ich wieder, Herr! in dein haus.
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370:Tief ist die trauer die mich umdĂĽstert,
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542:To reappear in a pious display of awe.
535:Beloved shadow—summoner of my anguish—
485:UngrĂĽndigen danks und unbenamten lobes
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428:The battle was hard, my arm is stiff.
405:Töte das sehnen, schliesse die wunde!
380:Durstende zunge darbt nach dem weine.
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508:Ich fĂĽhle wie ich ĂĽber letzter wolke
480:Mit einem frommen schauer anzumuten.
462:Ich fĂĽhle luft von anderem planeten.
448:in my deepest insides a cry awakens.
441:Lend your coolness, douse the fires,
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431:Grudge peace to my staggering steps,
395:Leih deine kühle, lösche die brände.
499:In einer sonnerfĂĽllten klaren freie
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400:Gluten im herzen lodern noch offen,
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575:I am only a spark of the holy fire
451:Kill the longing, close the wound!
418:Again I step, Lord, in your house.
397:Tilge das hoffen, sende das licht!
387:Hungrigem gaume bröckle dein brot!
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528:Pale in the darkness before me.
524:I feel air from another planet.
426:My thirsty tongue desires wine.
28:String Quartet No. 1 in D minor
605:The piece was commissioned by
568:I climb over enormous ravines.
559:Then I see a filmy mist rising
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722:"Scherzo fĂĽr Streichquartett"
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561:In a sun-filled, open expanse
443:rub out hope, send the light!
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1166:String Quartet No. 3, Op. 30
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696:"Presto fĂĽr Streichquartett"
647:String Quartet No. 4, Op. 37
582:String Quartet No. 3, Op. 30
220:String Quartet No. 2, Op. 10
174:with only four instruments.
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799:Schoenberg, Arnold (1984).
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94:String Quartet in D major
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36:String Quartet No. 2 in F
1306:Variations for Orchestra
988:Schoenberg and his World
950:Arnold Schönberg Center.
836:Simms, Bryan R. (2000).
720:Eike FeĂź (3 July 2018).
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1055:Roy, Adam J. 2021. "
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291:O du lieber Augustin
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102:Schoenberg's friend
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46:String Quartet No. 3
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