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quartet

[kwawr-tet] / kwɔrˈtɛt /




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They also needed a countertenor to round out their quartet—and Darshan, already a viral sensation in India, was the best person for the job.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms. Reid’s own quartet occupies similar aesthetic space, into which it leaps on “dance! skip! hop!”

From The Wall Street Journal

She might still turn up, but I’m thinking the field belongs to the quartet of women from best picture nominees plus the undeniable, unrecognizable turn from Madigan in “Weapons.”

From Los Angeles Times

While the Barnum Hotel was teeming with life, I was enjoying it with a particularly noisy quartet of rabble-rousers.

From Literature

Rima Fand’s pleasant, folk-tinged score is illustrative rather than striking; the accompanying ensemble of mandolin, string quartet and bass, led from the piano by Mila Henry, plays a lot of ostinatos.

From The Wall Street Journal