A Guided Tour of Arnold Schoenberg's 3rd String Quartet, Opus 30 

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I just listened to this quartet for the first time (listened to the second quartet for the first time too). I found it quite fun. The obsessive ostinati in the first movement help give it a sense of locomotion and structure to make up for its atonality. It sort of makes me think of the Coriolanus Overture but also Bach's Chaconne for violin. The rondo in the last movement makes me think of a bunch of witches having a laugh in a forest late at night.