A review of the most recent issue of Irish Folk Music Studies/Éigse Cheol Tíre.
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Peter Rosser is a composer, writer and music lecturer. He lives in Belfast.
Since its invention in the eighteenth century, the string quartet has proved one of the most resilient forms, continuously reinvented and repurposed for changing times. Having just completed a new string quartet of his own, composer Peter Rosser reflects on the medium's consistent allure.
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