#Brève, a #quartweet by Caroline Shaw @discountsofa http://t.co/fp15aUjePw @SignumQuartet

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

#quartweet no. 1 by @mackeysteven “4 distinct voices arising from a single line.” @SignumQuartet http://t.co/ot4WJYCsn9

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

The material for this 4tweet came while messing around with a kalimba. It starts with a simple melody then grows to an emphatic exhortation

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

@SignumQuartet oops we’ll try that again — here’s my #quartweet, 2nd ending so it’s a modified re-tweet (MT) 🙂 pic.twitter.com/znRZ8lOJ79

— Sarah K. Snider (@sksnider) October 5, 2015

#Yurtweet by #JulianGrant “Outer Mongolia: sunset – half-remembered half-imagined morinxuur (horse-head fiddle) tune” #quartweet

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

Turning, a #quartweet by #SebastianCurrier @SignumQuartet http://t.co/P41Jv02zIN pic.twitter.com/7ZSobpJ0cq

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

#SebastianCurrier on Turning: an event in the middle of “turning” leads to a change in character. it can be played forward or backward.

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

Turning (retrograde), a #quartweet by #SebastianCurrier @SignumQuartet http://t.co/LLVTUqaxhY

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

“Snake Song” may be performed with one or more musicians (or computer). Certain notes have “tails” that sustain, at the players’ discretion

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

Die Verfolgung #quartweet @SignumQuartet by #JingJingLuo http://t.co/vQYHkoZmni pic.twitter.com/toqBhETjXR

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 4, 2015

@SignumQuartet my #quartweet in JPG: “#Taliban Just Bombed Play Criticizing Their #Attacks” https://t.co/j0WKEk3YxK pic.twitter.com/4DhVpGWJKm

— Cultures in Harmony (@cih2005) September 21, 2015

@SignumQuartet my #quartweet based on 12/11/14 attack that injured my former boss at @OfficialANIM Ahmad Sarmast (1/2 prgm note)

— Cultures in Harmony (@cih2005) September 21, 2015

@SignumQuartet The group @IslesInc was very creative. Here’s the score for their #quartweet *Isles: Mixed Emotions* http://t.co/4IMZHyBtHY

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 1, 2015

Students at Isles Youth Institute – Isles: Mixed Emotions #quartweet @Meyerviola @SignumQuartet @IslesInc pic.twitter.com/f40NjFpOod

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 2, 2015

Student #quartweets premiere today at #ltps district assembly–can’t wait! @Meyerviola @SignumQuartet @LESMusicMan pic.twitter.com/pWDtGIXnGN

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) September 30, 2015

Nethra Santapur’s #quartweet A Song of Spring @bfes_ltps #ltps @LESMusicMan @PSOmusic http://t.co/i2q0MxVX73

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 8, 2015

Maako Fangajei’s #quartweet The Race Car Dance #lesltps #ltps @LESMusicMan @PSOmusic http://t.co/IVsqW1E5az

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 8, 2015

Maako Fangajei – The Race Car Dance #quartweet @LTPS1 @LESMusicMan @SignumQuartet pic.twitter.com/dHLDSG40GZ

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 1, 2015

Michael Wedeking – Roller Coaster Tycoon #quartweet @LTPS1 @LESMusicMan @SignumQuartet pic.twitter.com/xFnzIfaYkw

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 1, 2015

Rachel Maest’s #quartweet North Captiva #lesltps #ltps @LESMusicMan @PSOmusic http://t.co/ZeYA0F0udX

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 8, 2015

Cassidy Freeman’s #quartweet A Little Third Grader’s Music @bfes_ltps #ltps @LESMusicMan @PSOmusic http://t.co/mRx52OAVok

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 8, 2015

Cassidy Freeman – A Little Third Grader’s Music #quartweet @LTPS1 @LESMusicMan @SignumQuartet pic.twitter.com/Iu9TLwM7Wq

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 1, 2015

Caleb Anderson – Soaring High. #quartweet @LTPS1 @SignumQuartet @LESMusicMan pic.twitter.com/UhD8vxh5no

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 1, 2015

Maia Ionescu’s #quartweet Song of the NIght @JayBilly2 #ltps @LESMusicMan @PSOmusic http://t.co/2C9j81obAS

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 8, 2015

A rare curtain speech moment: “Please take out your phones and make sure they’re on.” Time for some #quartweets with @PSOmusic!

— Maddie Orton (@maddieortonNJTV) October 4, 2015

@SignumQuartet #quartweet at Princeton Institute of advanced learning. @PSOmusic exec dir @HasaniPtah introduces! pic.twitter.com/Ji01hMqm7B

— Kathleen Tagg (@kathleentagg) October 4, 2015

Composers & performers @SignumQuartet @PSOmusic @ltps1 #quartweet pic.twitter.com/30IEDdkIY1

— Cultures in Harmony (@cih2005) October 2, 2015

@SignumQuartet plays and talks about the #quartweet project at #InstituteforAdvancedStudy! pic.twitter.com/NYMSAWSecD

— Princeton Symphony (@PSOmusic) October 2, 2015

Hi @SignumQuartet Heres my #quartweet from @cardiffunimusic ‘Tweet between the lines’. Enjoy it! pic.twitter.com/qdtcesOfAf

— Matt Lush (@MattLush_) October 10, 2016

‘Trending’ reflects how an online trend quickly gains momentum on social media such as Twitter. @SignumQuartet https://t.co/PSHgQuJGB8

— Lucy McPhee (@LucyMMcPhee) November 8, 2016

@SignumQuartet Tried to squeeze 138-note #quartweet out of 7-note rowhttps://t.co/1Bp0u8t8mQ

— HuwGriffiths (@huwoboe3) November 8, 2016

@SignumQuartet #quartweet #AtoB Looking forward to an amazing performance! https://t.co/O5kNp3bsWy

— Sophie Rogers (@sophiecrog) November 8, 2016

@SignumQuartet Amazing playing today – the Volans was phenomenal…
Link to my #quartweet ‘Fuoco! (Spark)’ tin foil.https://t.co/KO4RcYJ1ps pic.twitter.com/2uP4aQglw3

— CardiffGuitarFest (@CardiffGFest) November 9, 2016

@SignumQuartet Thank you so much for the workshop and concert in @cardiffunimusic! Here is my #quartweet ? https://t.co/4dWtv1ldQz

— Yue Zhuo (@JerryZhuo_amoy) November 10, 2016

Thankyou so much to @SignumQuartet for performing my Quartweet 'Cello! You gotta bass!' back in Nov 16. What a great oppurtunity! #quartweet pic.twitter.com/X4b4HnApfV

— Robert Stevens (@stevensrg1) January 12, 2017

My first tweet ever is @SignumQuartet with my #quartweet! This one slightly off the wall: https://t.co/VZlk4GsFNH pic.twitter.com/dMulB0nxX2

— Antoni Schonken (@AntoniSchonken) June 4, 2015

Very excited to share #KonstantiaGourzi‘s #OneTouch #quartweet “Every tone is a picture, every color has its tone.” http://t.co/mSpcLC1BqS

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 7, 2015

@SignumQuartet. My #quartweet is 139 notes, entitled “A (Small Taste) of Monteverdi meets Mahler at Miles’.” https://t.co/duC5ATiipu

— Aaron Alter (@aaronalter) August 29, 2015

@SignumQuartet Lambert just got on Twitter to participate at #quartweet Hope you like & play this 😉 pic.twitter.com/2MhrIvQ6Pf

— Lambert (@LambertOnTwit) June 7, 2016

@SignumQuartet Wrote this as soon as I heard about #quartweet, combining old worlds with new. Everybody likes a quick dance now and then…

— Matthijs van Dijk (@shhartensemble) June 4, 2015

@SignumQuartet Here’s #quartweet 1 #EineKleineDubstep on slideshare http://t.co/3cRiJ10vom

— Matthijs van Dijk (@shhartensemble) June 4, 2015

@SignumQuartet #messitweet #quartweet a piece for string quartet 140 notes long. Brilliant idea! My piece based on Messian mode No2. Enjoy!

— Keith Moss (@KeithMoss8) June 4, 2015

Here’s #messitweet by @KeithMoss8 based on Messiaen’s 2nd mode #quartweet http://t.co/9BqVDiXeHa

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) June 4, 2015

Between Chords (2006) by Samuel Vriezen:”A string quartet of chords that are never quite there.” a pre-#quartweet! http://t.co/2xzWgndvjy

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) June 5, 2015

“No direction in the things you do, for your world is soon to come to a close.” –Stevie Wonder (“Saturn”) #quartweet #saturn

— James Bohn (@jbohn_composer) June 7, 2015

@SignumQuartet Here is a little ditty of 126 notes #Waif #quartweet https://t.co/cjymI9vzDV

— Andrea Fisher-Jeffes (@Douxjeux) June 9, 2015

@SignumQuartet Here is the #quartweet sorry! https://t.co/a9A7t81VS1

— Andrea Fisher-Jeffes (@AndreaF_J) August 18, 2015

“Du Friedensfürst, Herr Jesu Christ”, at 132 notes another proto-#quartweet by #Bach. pic.twitter.com/nJu4ZbQ0LP

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) June 14, 2015

@SignumQuartet #quartweet
Inspired by my experience at a festival of folk music in Lithuania https://t.co/jgwfgpEycS

— Scott Brickman (@ScottBrickman1) June 18, 2015

“@HelenaMichelson: @SignumQuartet Submission: Of Strings and Tremolos. 140 notes.
https://t.co/ZmBjum2wg6” Another #quartweet !

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) June 25, 2015

@SignumQuartet
Here’s a brief quartet, lush, introspective, and fragile: it snuck in at 139 notes. Hope you like it!
http://t.co/KTF2Drixf1

— Michael Mikulka (@Michael_Mikulka) June 27, 2015

When the Inspector arrived at the crime scene he found only 127 Notes on Wet Pavement.
#quartweet @SignumQuartet
https://t.co/lpjtf8Ao0K

— Greg Bartholomew (@gregbartmusic) June 27, 2015

For @SignumQuartet another #quartweet
140 Notes in the Rain for #stringquartet
https://t.co/grbKP2uHdv pic.twitter.com/L2psrcLtct

— Greg Bartholomew (@gregbartmusic) June 27, 2015

@SignumQuartet hey guys here’s a little #quartweet for youze ;p I make it 132 notes with stems http://t.co/FfMqeHA7fl

— Michael Lisle Dunn (@MikeLisleDunn) July 14, 2015

Here’s the audio for my first ever #quartweet to @SignumQuartet http://t.co/m4v7Fsk6pb score at http://t.co/oDZbRkqWuA

— Michael Lisle Dunn (@MikeLisleDunn) July 14, 2015

@SignumQuartet 96 Notes, a chorale #quartweet https://t.co/j1bzF8jHRd

— Keane Southard (@KeaneSouthard) July 24, 2015

@SignumQuartet #quartweet https://t.co/95TDF9loRs 134 notes. 1 New note = a new attack, pitch or timbre. φαίνω – to shine or make visible

— Paul Taylor (@paulthecomposer) July 26, 2015

@SignumQuartet 140 for string quartet: 41 measures; 1′ 40″; 140 notes. #quartweet https://t.co/5THbfUgpCm https://t.co/9KlBItmagv

— Maxwell R. Lafontant (@MaxLafontant) August 1, 2015

@SignumQuartet #quartweet Ghost Reconfigurations: An exercise in contrast and, of course, sparsity.

https://t.co/ShePapFtwk

— Taylor Bowman (@tevbow) August 13, 2015

@SignumQuartet Méditation is a short composition about synchronizing bow and breath. http://t.co/gyOHfbpB8o

— Aljoscha Ristow (@AljoschaRistow) August 18, 2015

@signumquartet, #quartweet Whispers of Twilight quartweet attached. pic.twitter.com/pt1u8ZHWdp

— Poet of Zen (@poetofzen) August 28, 2015

@SignumQuartet a #quartweet 140g’s; one character twitter composition/sculpture by @De_Liere http://t.co/S9DN8YuwFs pic.twitter.com/NUlilFwTzn

— Jean de Lière (@De_Liere) September 21, 2015

@SignumQuartet Better? pic.twitter.com/aIOLUfKEzm

— Daniel-Wyn Jones (@DWJmusic) September 27, 2015

Very excited to share #KonstantiaGourzi‘s #OneTouch #quartweet “Every tone is a picture, every color has its tone.” http://t.co/mSpcLC1BqS

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) October 7, 2015

@SignumQuartet Here is my #quartweet! https://t.co/aN6Ya4Pse0 (program tweet in next tweet. 128 notes.)

— Caroline Salant (@salant) October 11, 2015

Return of the Son of Tiny Cheesehead Music, 74 notes. #quartweet @SignumQuartet http://t.co/cwefxbEz9P

— David Drexler (@david_drexler) October 11, 2015

Thanks @SignumQuartet for the great idea #quartweet. I’ve written one, and am tempted to a set. Composers @BASCA_uk should check this out.

— David Michael Stoll (@stolldm) October 15, 2015

Just sent my #quartweet to the @SignumQuartet: https://t.co/VKuOeRiBMm This was also my first personal tweet ever!

— Jan-Willem van Ree (@JWvRee) October 17, 2015

@SignumQuartet My #quartweet has 87 notes. “Postscript to Beethoven’s 16 String Quartets (and 3 he never wrote)”: https://t.co/VKuOeRiBMm

— Jan-Willem van Ree (@JWvRee) October 17, 2015

@SignumQuartet #quartweet https://t.co/BhySkRoeub 137 notes. In short, tonality utilizing microtonal shifts to enhance color variation.

— Gregory Pfeiffer (@composer_greg) November 15, 2015

@SignumQuartet #quartweet https://t.co/O7hmQ7kmXJ 135 Notes. This one is the absolute opposite of the last one. #Harsh

— Gregory Pfeiffer (@composer_greg) November 30, 2015

Thanks to Jean-Marc Bouillet for a #quartweet sent to us in response to our #Biennale concert @philharmonie Paris https://t.co/vvcJbPu8af

— Signum Quartet (@SignumQuartet) January 27, 2016

@SignumQuartet Mein quartweet: Eine kleine Hommage an Led Zeppelin. Mit viel Pathos vorzutragen 😉 Noten:86https://t.co/I8D7MpY7vY

— Riffmeister (@Riffmeister1) February 8, 2016

@SignumQuartet https://t.co/oErcJyZ6GV they made him feel small but he wasn’t small at all: four little thoughts. note count: 115 #quartweet

— Greg Nahabedian (@gregnaha) February 11, 2016

@SignumQuartet Another #quartweet for you if you like. Title:Schleichwege zur Avantgarde. Notes:120. Enjoy!https://t.co/FpnbqJomZu

— Riffmeister (@Riffmeister1) February 21, 2016

@SignumQuartet #quartweet https://t.co/OFDtgjNl3B

— Adrian (@imper18) February 27, 2016

@SignumQuartet #quartweet My monumental haiku (3 min): 259 notes (incl. repeat), 4 flats ‘key’ signature, some quartal harmony, common time

— Adrian (@imper18) February 27, 2016

@SignumQuartet https://t.co/wA5ULgW0iY #quartweet

— Thomas Hyde (@tomhydecomposer) February 28, 2016

@SignumQuartet #quartweet 139 notes i believe, extended technique exploring filtered noise… njoi x https://t.co/YO95V24QLv

— Barnabas Y (@BarnabasY) February 29, 2016

@SignumQuartet #quartweet Not a lost Dostoyevsky novel but a homage to two early but ingenious Russian mountaineers!https://t.co/XLk4zGyDNo

— Simon Opit (@seapinkSounds) March 3, 2016

@SignumQuartet #quartweet A short musical reflection on an unpleasant theme currently happening in Germany.Notes:133 https://t.co/FGZwRdHj2R

— Riffmeister (@Riffmeister1) March 13, 2016

.@SignumQuartet my #quartweet is called ‘Flare’. 139 notes. Lots of gliss. Hope you like it! https://t.co/4W31Am8Nwv

— Ed McCauley (@edmccauley) March 27, 2016

@SignumQuartet Thanks. Here’s another. https://t.co/pjuekbR6LB

— Arthur Maisel (@arthur_maisel) March 29, 2016

My #quartweet for my friends the wonderful @SignumQuartet https://t.co/xKljXRYEsZ (shout out to @Boosey_NewYork too)

— Oscar Bettison (@OscarBettison) June 13, 2016

@SignumQuartet hey guys, here’s my #quartweet for you. I hope you enjoy! Looking forward hearing the piece very much pic.twitter.com/nIQ4Nx5jJi

— Carlos Cipa (@CarlosCipa) June 20, 2016