Schirmer String Quartet Op. 11
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Summary of This Score
This conductor's score for Samuel Barber's string quartet is intended for musicians and educators who wish to have a reliable support for the study and understanding of a chamber music work. Presented in Study Score format, it emphasizes readability and analysis: a format particularly appreciated for following the dialogues between parts, observing the balance of voices, and working on articulations, dynamics, and phrasing characteristic of Barber's writing.
Designed as a conductor's score, this volume allows the entire score to be viewed at a glance, which facilitates rehearsal preparation, section setup, and quick identification of coordination points (attacks, transitions, unisons, counter-melodies). In a string quartet working context, this type of score is also valuable for refining collective listening and building a coherent interpretation, relying on a global vision of the form and musical texture.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Samuel Barber | Genre | Classical |
| Instrumentation | String Quartet | Pages | 20 |
| Collection | Study Score | Year of Publication | 1986 |
Questions frequently asked
Does the score contain all four string quartet parts on the same page?
Presented as a Study Score, this edition gathers the string quartet voices into a conductor’s score, allowing simultaneous following of the interplay between parts.
How many pages does the conductor’s score of Samuel Barber's String Quartet op. 11 have?
The edition has 20 pages.
Is this edition suitable for analyzing Barber's quartet?
The conductor’s format facilitates the observation of form and musical texture. Articulations, dynamics, and phrasing in Samuel Barber's writing remain clearly identifiable. Unisons, counter-melodies, and transitions can thus be located to prepare rehearsals.
What instrumentation is indicated for this score?
The indicated instrumentation is the string quartet, in the classical genre.
From what year is this Study Score edition?
This edition was published in 1986.



