Hindemith wrote one in E-flat major that stressed thematic material rather than contrapuntal procedure, while Milhaud wrote one during his residence in Rio de Janeiro that includes a slow movement in the style of a funeral march.  Borodin's second one contains a notable Nocturne and was written in D major.  Another one of these compositions features a coda where a high E over a tremolo simulates what its composer described as "the fatal whistling in my ear."  That piece was subtitled From My Life and was the first of two by Smetana.  Of the 13 composed by Dvorak, his most famous was the Native American inspired "American" one, while a set of 
Hindemith wrote one in E-flat major that stressed thematic material rather than contrapuntal procedure, while Milhaud wrote one during his residence in Rio de Janeiro that includes a slow movement in the style of a funeral march.  Borodin's second one contains a notable Nocturne and was written in D major.  Another one of these compositions features a coda where a high E over a tremolo simulates what its composer described as "the fatal whistling in my ear."  That piece was subtitled From My Life and was the first of two by Smetana.  Of the 13 composed by Dvorak, his most famous was the Native American inspired "American" one, while a set of three of them, named for the Russian ambassador to the Hapsburg court, Andreas Razumovsky, was written by Beethoven.  For 10 points, identify this type of musical composition, typically scored for a cello, a viola, and two violins.
Hindemith wrote one in E-flat major that stressed thematic material rather than contrapuntal procedure, while Milhaud wrote one during his residence in Rio de Janeiro that includes a slow movement in the style of a funeral march.  
String Quartet [accept equivalents; prompt on "Quartet"]