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32 INSTRUMENTAL DUETS, QUARTETS, ETC.
The Renard Trio
NUMBER
58003
58010.
58012
4712
4651
4675
(Violin, 'Cello, Pianoforte)
Andante from Trio (Op. 85) Reissiger
The Renard Tno is one of the most famous of European chamber con¬ cert organizations, and these records by such a noted body of players can¬ not but arouse much interest among music lovers. The composition selected for the first Renard record is Reissiger’s beautiful Andante (opus 85). Spinning Song ( Songs Without Words ) Mendelssohn
It is with much pleasure that the Victor is able to offer the second record by this celebrated European organization. The trio, augmented by a famous flautist, has selected one of the Songs Without Words, the dainty “Spinning Song" (Opus 67, No. 4).
Songs Without Words ( The Cloud) (Op. 53) Mendelssohn
This favorite song is from Book IV of the Songs Without Words (Op. 53), which was first published in 1841.
The Renard Trio has rendered this Mendelssohn gem in their usual finished manner.
Victor Brass Quartet
A new Victor combination composed of four of the most noted wind instrument players in America. The records they have made are very beautiful, and are especially effective at a little distance— as in another room, or on the veranda. For indoor playing use a Victor half tone needle. Hunter’s Farewell Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn’s lovely melody has been skillfully arranged by Paul de Ville and its performance by these artists is an exquisitely finished bit of work. Sweet and Low Barnby
Barnby’s beautiful composition has long been known to every one, and its delicate harmonies have given pleasure to millions in America and England through frequent performances by quartets and choral societies. The Day of the Lord Kreutzer
SIZE
12
12
12
10
10
10
RATTAY
FRUNC1LLO
VICTOR STRING QUARTET
Although it cannot be said that chamber music is at present much ap¬ preciated in this country, yet there is a steadily growing class of music lovers who are cultivating this most serious but least confusing and clearest form of music. The Victor has therefore begun the recording of a series of musical classics by representative com¬ posers. The numbers already issued will be found to be delightfully balanced records with a remarkably smooth surface.
5742
Le Secret d’ Amour
Klein
10
5735
Rondo from Sere¬ nade ( Opus 525)
Mozart
10
31747
Winter-Marchen —
Romanze. (Op. 112)
Saro
12
LEVY
HEINE