This is a list of string quartets by Joseph Haydn, including the number they are given in Anthony van Hoboken's catalogue of his works. "FHE" stands for "First Haydn Edition."
Read more about List Of String Quartets By Joseph Haydn: Opus 1 (1762-64), Opus 2 (1763-65), Opus 3 (spurious), Opus 9 (1769), Opus 17 (1771), Opus 20, The "Sun" Quartets (1772), Opus 33, The "Russian" Quartets (1781), Opus 42 (1784), Opus 50, The "Prussian" Quartets (1787), Opus 51 (1787), Opus 54, 55, The "Tost" Quartets, Sets I & II (1788), Opus 64, The "Tost" Quartets, Set III (1790), Opus 71, 74, The "Apponyi" Quartets (1793), Opus 76, The "Erdödy" Quartets (1796–1797), Opus 77, The "Lobkowitz" Quartets (1799), Opus 103 (1803)
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