Universal Edition Bartok Bela - String Quartet N°3 - Parties
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What you need to know about this sheet music
What you need to know about this sheet music
- Revised edition prepared by Peter Bartók based on an in-depth comparison of the main manuscript sources.
- Separate parts format, particularly well suited to rehearsal and ensemble work for a string quartet.
- Valuable revision for refining dynamics, articulations, tempo changes, and several essential notation details crucial to interpretation.
- A reference edition for musicians wishing to approach Bartók’s Third Quartet with a more secure and faithful reading.
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Summary of this Score
BARTOK STR QUARTET NO.3 Pieces is intended for ensembles looking for clear, rigorous and musically reliable material to study one of the major works in the 20th-century string quartet repertoire. This revised edition highlights the full density of Béla Bartók’s writing, with particular attention paid to the details that shape the musical discourse: dynamics, phrasing, bowings, tempo markings and expressive transitions.
Peter Bartók’s editorial work is based on a meticulous comparison of several sources, including sketches, complete manuscripts and annotated parts. The result retains the authority of the printed edition while correcting the rare inaccuracies identified in previous versions. For performers, this means greater reading comfort and improved consistency when approaching the contrasts, rhythmic tensions and tonal colours specific to this score. This edition is therefore an excellent choice for advanced string quartets, conservatoires and musicians wishing to explore a demanding, intense and central work in the string repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Béla Bartók | Instrumentation | for string quartet |
| Edition | Parts, revised by Peter Bartók, 1993 | Year of publication | 1993 |



