Prussian Quartets

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The Prussian Quartets may refer to two sets of quartets dedicated to Frederick William II of Prussia, who was a talented cellist: *The Prussian Quartets by Joseph Haydn, Op. 50 (composed 1787). *The Prussian Quartets by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (composed 1789–1790), published as his Op. 18 (K. 575, 589, and 590).

The Prussian Quartets may refer to two sets of quartets dedicated to Frederick William II of Prussia, who was a talented cellist: The Prussian Quartets by Joseph Haydn, Op. 50 (composed 1787). The Prussian Quartets by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (composed 1789–1790), published as his Op. 18 (K. 575, 589, and 590).

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