String Quartet in B minor op. 64/2 Hob. III:68
London Haydn Quartet, Catherine Manson (Violin), Michael Gurevich (Violin), John Crockatt (Viola), Jonathan Manson (Violoncello)
2017, Dunwich, Potton Hall
- 09:56I. Allegro spirituoso
- 06:11II. Adagio ma non troppo
- 03:33III. Menuetto - Trio
- 04:07IV. Finale. Presto
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- Stefan Arzberger, Tilman Büning, Ivo Bauer, Matthias Moosdorf, Leipziger Streichquartett℗ 2018
- Wolf-Dieter Batzdorf, Klaus Peters, Karl-Heinz Dommus, Matthias Pfaender, Berliner Streichquartett1981, Dresden, Lukaskirche, Dresden
- Jens Oppermann, Matthias Lingenfelder, Stewart Eaton, Andreas Arndt, Auryn Quartet2009, Honrath, Evangelische Kirche
- Alex Redington, Jonathan Stone, Hélène Clément, John Myerscough, Doric String QuartetOctober 2017, Dunwich, Potton Hall
- Vilmos Tátrai, István Várkonyi, György Konrád, Ede Banda, Tátrai Quartet1976, Budapest
- Norbert Brainin, Siegmund Nissel, Peter Schidlof, Martin Lovett, Amadeus QuartetSeptember 2004
- Paul Robertson, David Matthews, Paul Silverthorne, Tony Lewis, Medici String Quartet℗ 2007
- István Kertész, Erika Petőfi, Péter Ligeti, Rezső Pertorini, Festetics String Quartet1993 - 2006, Budapest
- Kathleen Lenski, Roger Wilkie, Brian Dembow, Stephen Erdody, The Angeles String Quartet℗ 2000
- Emanuel Hurwitz, Raymond Keenlyside, Margaret Major, Derek Simpson, Aeolian String Quartet℗ 1997
- Hubert Buchberger, Julia Greve, Joachim Etzel, Helmut Sohler, Buchberger Quartet℗ 2008
- Attila Falvay, Ferenc Bangó, János Fejérvári, György Éder, Kodály QuartetApril 1992, Budapest, Unitarian Church Budapest
- Anton Kamper, Karl Maria Titze, Erich Weiss, Franz Kvarda, Wiener Konzerthausquartett1954, Wien, Konzerthaus, Mozart-Saal