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Name Reference in name Residence Began Ended  
Stanford [1984]

School of origin
USA 1984
1997? M R R
Stanislas U
http://www.ensemble-stanislas.com

Stanisław Leszczyński (1677–1766), King of the Polish-Lithuanian Union and Duke of Lorraine
France 1984
  M R R
Stanley H

Albert Stanley (1851–1932), music educator
USA 1948
1973 M T R R
Steinbauer

Edith Steinbauer, founding 1st violinist (presumably)
Austria  
1962 ca. M R
Stenhammar U
http://www.stenhammarquartet.com

Wilhelm Stenhammar (1871–1927), composer
Sweden 1995
  M R R
Sterling       M R
Steude U
http://www.steudequartett.com

Volkhard Steude (b. 1971), founding 1st violinist (presumably)
Austria 2002
  M R
Stockholm [1928] H

City of origin
Sweden 1928
1950 ca. M T
Stockholm [1976] H

City of origin
Sweden 1976
  M T
Stony Brook  
USA  
  M R
Stradivari       M R
Stradivarius [1918 ca.]  
Russia 1918 ca.
  M R
Stradivarius [1929 ca.]  
USA 1929 ca.
  M R R
Stratton

George Stratton, founding 1st violinist
England 192u
194u M R
Stringart H  
USA  
  M T
Stuyvesant H

Telephone exchange in New York City; Peter Stuyvesant (d. 1672), a Dutch colonial governor
USA 1938
1954 M R
Suk A
Sukovo

Josef Suk (1874–1935), composer
Czechoslovakia 1968?
  M R R
Summer Session H

Black Mountain College, North Carolina
USA 1950
195u M T R
Sunrise  
Canada 1998
  M R
Suske

Karl Suske (b. 1934), founding 1st violinist
Germany (Democratic Republic) 1965?
  M R