This album explores a largely forgotten chapter of Spanish chamber music through a selection of string quartets written in the first half of the twentieth century by composers associated with the Madrid Conservatory. Works by Julián Bautista, Salvador Bacarisse, Fernando Remacha, María de Pablos and others reflect the stylistic diversity of a generation shaped by modernism, neoclassicism and new compositional currents. The Madrid Conservatory String Quartets reveals a rich musical legacy that connects academic training, artistic innovation and the emergence of the string quartet as a central genre in Spanish music of the period.