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quartet

Ensemble of four musicians, or the music written for such a group. The most common type of quartet is the string quartet.
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At last season's launch the Doric String Quartet stepped in at the last minute to cover for the Michelangelo Quartet - and on October 7 the society respects that gesture by engaging the 2008 Osaka Music Competition winners to open the new six-concert season with quartets by Mozart, Prokofiev and Mendelssohn.
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