Lindsay String Quartet [SEP] dissolved or abolished
Lindsay String Quartet
The Lindsay String Quartet (or The Lindsays) was a British string quartet from 1965 to 2005.
History.
The quartet first performed at the Royal Academy of Music in 1965 to compete for a prize and set out to make the string quartets of Bartók and Beethoven the centre of their repertoire. In 1967, the quartet was appointed to be Leverhulme Scholars at Keele University, and in 1970, it changed its name from the Cropper to the Lindsay String Quartet, naming itself after Lord Lindsay,
[Three Halleluja] op. 41 for a cappella female chorus (1994)
- Four Halleluja's op. 41b for female chorus and orchestra (1994)
- String Quartet No. 4 (Ommagio a Beethoven) op. 42 (1989–90/93-94/rev.95-96)(to the Lindsay Quartet)
- Im Volkston (Divertimento for clarinet, violin and cello) op. 43 (1994)
- Cantata No. 4 (Shakespeare Sonnet No. 66) for mezzo-soprano and string orchestra (or