Abstract
he String Quartet op. 130 in Bb major is the third and last of the three quartets commissioned by Prince Nikolai Galitzin in 1822, the first two being the quartets opp. 127 and 132.' It was composed in the period from May to November/December 1825.2 The first performance by the Schuppanzigh quartet occurred on 21 March 1826, and the quartet was published posthumously in its second version in May 1827 by Artaria in Vienna.3 The delay in publication stemmed from the problem posed by the quartet's original
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