1. Presto
2. Adagio
3. Tempo di minuetto
2b. Alternative adagio
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)String Quartet No. 3 in G-dur (1772), KV156 (134b) Download Sheet Music 
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Norbert Brainin
(violin)
,
Siegmund Nissel
(violin),
Peter Schidlof
(viola),
Martin Lovett
(cello),
Amadeus Quartet
Recorded: December 1975, Munich.
(5)
Walter Barylli
(violin)
,
Otto Strasser
(violin),
Rudolf Streng
(viola),
Richard Krotschak
(ñello),
Barylli Quartet
1955.
(5)
Hagen Quartett: Lukas Hagen - violin I, Rainer Schmidt - violin II, Veronika Hagen - viola, Clemens Hagen - cello. Recorded: January 1989, Munich.
(4)
Paolo Borciani
(violin)
,
Elisa Pegreffi
(violin),
Piero Farulli
(viola),
Franco Rossi
(ñello),
Quartetto Italiano
Quartetto Italiano: Paolo Borciani - violin I, Elisa Pegreffi - violin II, Piero Farulli - viola, Franco Rossi - cello.
(2)
Recorded: November 4-6, 1996, New York.
(2)
Recorded: April 1967, Vienna.
(1)
Talich QUARTET / 1983-85, Paris
(0)
With alternative adagio / 1991
(0)
Jacek Klimkiewicz - violin I, Laurentius Bonitz - violin II, Hideko Kobayashi - viola, Emil Klein - cello. Recording: Orangerie Darmstadt, Juli 1989.
(1)
(2)
BARCHET QUARTETT: Reinhold BARCHET (violin I); Will BEH (violin II); Hermann HIRSCHFELDER (viola); Helmut REIMANN (cello). Recorded in early 1950s.
(1)
Jacques Dumont
(violin)
,
Maurice Crut
(violin),
Léon Pascal
(viola),
Robert Salles
(ñello),
The Pascal String Quartet (Quatuor Pascal)
c. 1952.
(1)
Broadus Erle
(violin)
,
Matthew Raimondi
(violin),
Walter Trampler
(viola),
David Soyer
(cello),
New Music String Quartet
1956.
(1)
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