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Time and place of composition unknown. As all parts
have been written down in the treble clef there is a
good reason to suspect that it is either a very early
composition or that it was conceived in the lunatic
asylum. The musical quality of this work is not too
good either.^
It is, however, remarkable that some almost exact passages
can also be found in the Scene
from Schillers "Glocke" ("The Bell") in C major
resp. the Symphony for String
Orchestra in A-flat major. Whether these are quotations
from both works or these passages have their origin
in this movement for string quartet remains unclear
for the time being.
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The
below-mentioned edition is based upon the autograph
score (ÖNB Mus. Hs. 28.403) as well as
the autograph part of the first violin (ÖNB Mus. Hs.
28.404).
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