DAISY KENNEDY Australian Violin BIOGRAPHY Sir John Hall ANTIQUE RECORDS Magazine

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Complete 4 issues of the short lived, but rich Sir John Hall ANTIQUE RECORDS Magazine
Only 4 issues were published from October 1972 to November 1974, but the magazine had rich contributions on record and performer research, biography and discography.

The first 50 pages are research, essays and opinion pieces.

Highlights are the reminiscences of Australian violinist Daisy Kennedy, who recalls about her studies in Prague and Vienna, tells (and judges) about hearing Joachim, Kreisler, Elman and Flesch, as well as the pianists Paderewski, Friedman, de Pachmann and her later husband Benno Moiseiwitsch. (in three parts)

Notable also are early essays on three Liszt students, incl their first discographies by the President of the International Piano Archive, Gregor Benko: Eugen d'Albert, Arthur Friedheim and Joseph Weiss.
Biographies are furnished with rare full page b/w photos and a comprehensive discography. (in three parts


Contributors include:

George Baker · Gregor Benko · Francis Crociata · Christopher Dyment ·
Lewis Foreman & Graham Parlett · John Freestone · Robert Hardie ·
Edward Johnson · Daisy Kennedy · Brian Rust · John Steane ·
Harold Truscott · Malcolm Walker · Richard Warren, Jr.

The magazine also doubled as a sales catalog for rare records, the last 50 pages are sales listings copiously illustrated with b/w label photos. Sir Richard shipped is records in special-made, foam padded aluminum cases. Oddities like a Magnum bottle of Chateau Lafite-Rothschild or a Monarch Gramophone are charming quirks of this sales list. 



October 1972 Issue

Title Page(s) An Introduction to Antique Records 1–2 The Main Features of Antique Records 3–5 Procedure for Ordering 6 Gregor Benko Eugen d'Albert: A Discography 7–12 Richard Holt Great Interpreters I Have Known (Simon Barer, Nikolai Medtner) 13–15 A Matter for Research 16–17 Record Accessories 18 Something Different 19–20 Information Bulletin 21–31

May 1973 Issue

Title Page(s) An Introduction to Antique Records 1–2 The Main Features of Antique Records 3–6 Daisy Kennedy: My Early Life and Career Part 1 7–15 John Freestone: Record Collecting in Perspective 16–17 Derek Lewis: The BBC Gramophone Record Library 18–20 Vivian Liff: Pélagie Greef-Andriessen (Bio and Discog) 21–24 Brian Rust: The Expanding World of Rare Record Collecting 25–27 Malcolm Walker: Barbirolli’s Early Recordings 28–30 Laurence C. Witten II: Léon Melchissèdec 31–33 A Matter for Research 34–36 Record Accessories 37–39 Something Different 40 What I Was Offered 41 After Thoughts 42 Information Bulletin 43–47

November 1973 Issue

Title Page(s) An Introduction to Antique Records 2 The Main Features of Antique Records 3–5 George Baker: The Oldest Gramophone ‘Antique’ Looks Back 6–17 Gregor Benko: The Pupils of Liszt, Part Two – Arthur Friedheim 18–19 John Freestone: Record Collecting in Perspective, Part Two 20–22 Richard Holt: Recollections of Great Interpreters, Part Two 23–31 Daisy Kennedy: My Early Life and Career, Part Two 32–35 Alan Sanders: The 1907 Recording of “I Pagliacci” 36–38 A Matter for Research 39 Afterthoughts 40

October 1974 Issue

Title Page(s) The Main Features 1–2 George Baker: A Lucky Dip 3–4 Gregor Benko: The Pupils of Liszt, Part Three – Joseph Weiss 5–9 Francis Crociata: The Recordings of Sergei Rachmaninoff 10–14 Christopher Dyment: Felix Weingartner: The Lesser Known Recordings 15–17 Lewis Foreman & Graham Parlett: Joseph Holbrooke—Byways of the Recorded Legacy 18–26 John Freestone: Record Collecting in Perspective, Part Three 27–29 Robert Hardie: The Recordings of Willem Mengelberg 30–32 Stokowski’s Early Recordings 33–35 Daisy Kennedy: My Life and Career, Concluded 36–41 Brian Rust: Jazz in the Midwest 42–44 John Steane: Record Reviews                                                                                                     
Harold Truscott: Joseph Joachim
Malcolm Walker: Sir Adrian Boult’s First Recordings 49–54 Richard Warren, Jr.: Joseph Joachim Mario de Pace: Archivist: A Computerised Record Catalogue System The International Piano Library Benefit Concert

Sir John Hall ANTIQUE RECORDS Magazine, complete run of 4 issues: Oct 1972 83pg, May 119pg & Nov 1973 90pg, Oct 1974 120pg
Size 12x8.5" copiously illustrated with b/w often full page photos, b/w label photos in the sales section.
Each magazine is bound with rich brown paper stock covers, clamp bound.  
Condition: VERY GOOD  Magazines in  very clean condition, no markings, dirt, dampness or animal hair. Minor creases on covers, mild bend on some pages. ABOUT US: 15 years of experience in online selling with high customer satisfaction . BUY WITH CONFIDENCE - If you don't like the item, just return it in the way you received it and we will gladly return the purchase price.

 

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