1920 to 1960 Recordings
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| 1920 January 9th: Recording of the Philharmonic String Quartet.
Frederick Holding (first violin), Samuel Kutcher (second violin), Raymond Jeremy (viola) and Cedric Sharpe (‘cello).
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1925. Vaughan Williams’ 1925 Vocalion recording of Old King Cole and the Wasp
Samuel Kutcher, violin (1st work); Aeolian Orchestra; the composer conducting. The 1st work selections from a ballet; the 2nd from incidental music. 3 sound discs : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 12 in. Vocalion: A-0247 – A-0249; matrix nos.: 04133X — 04135X, 04142X — 04144X  Record labels courtesy of Malcolm McMillan
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Old King Cole
Digital recording courtesy of Malcolm McMillan |
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| 1925 Kutcher Quartet: Mozart Quartet 13 (Vienna No. 6) in D, Köchel 173, Chwialkowski 16.16 (1773). Filler: Mozart: Quartet 14 in Eb, Köchel 387: Menuetto (Allegretto).Vocalion.K 05190/3 [7 sides].Chwialkowski 16.17: 2, Menuetto (Allegretto in the first edition) (1782). Kutcher Quartet.Eighth side of Mozart: Quartet 13 (Vienna No. 6) in D, K. 173. Vocalion.K 05190/3. Members of the Kutcher String Quartet playing in this recording: Samuel Kutcher (first violin), Kenneth Skeaping (second violin), Cecil Bonvalot (viola) , Edward J. Robinson: (cello) |
Information only. No recording available.ACOUSTIC CHAMBER MUSIC SETS (1899-1926):A DISCOGRAPHY by Frank Forman | ||||
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1925 recording by the Kutcher Quartet– String Quartet No. 16 in E flat K.428 – Menuetto by Mozart (Filler for the 4th record above)Performers: Kutcher Quartet ; Samuel Kutcher (violin), Max Salpeter (violin), Raymond Jeremy, 1891-1969 (viola), John Barbirolli, 1899-1970 (cello)Original issue no: Vocalion K 05193A1CD0209279 D1 BD2DUTTON LABORATORIES This recording of Samuel’s can be found on the CD called ‘Glorious John’, a celebration of Barbirolli’s musical career and can be obtained from The Barbirolli Society |
String Quartet in E flat K.428 – Menuetto by Mozart -3. Allegretto
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1926. Samuel Kutcher Violin with Stanley Chapple on Piano
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Recording on the Vocalion Label |
Lieberslied by Kreisler
Poeme composed by Fibich Slumber Song by Haydn Wood Polichinelle Serenade by Kreisler |
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| Victor Carne (tenor)Vocalion London 1925-12 (w. piano: Berkeley Mason) 04266X Serenata – Come back (Toselli), violin obligato S. Kutcher X-9726 04267 Parted (Tosti) X-9765 04268 Serenade (Raff), violin obligato S. Kutcher X-9765 04269 To Mary (M. V. White) X-9726
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Victor Carne
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1928 October. The London Chamber Orchestra. Christmas Concerto by Corelli conducted by Anthony Bernard. Brunswick Label. Matrix Numbers BR 112 1/0265 A, BR 113 2/0265 B, BB 114 3 /0266A, BR 115 2 /0266B.
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1st Record: Vivace-Grave-Allegro – 10265A
2nd Record: Adagio-Allegro-Adagio – 10265B
3rd Record: Vivace Allegro – 10266-A 4th Record: Pastoral – 10266-B |
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| 1929 31st December. The New Chamber Orchestra – Paul Juon Chamber Symphony, Op. 27
Charles Kreshover, conductor, S. Kutcher, violin; R. Jeremy, viola; C. Sharpe, cello; L. Goossens, oboe; G. W. Anderson, clarinet ; A . R. Newton, bassoon; A Thonger, horn; Rae Robertson, piano.National Gramophonic Society Discs No. 144-146, 6 sides.Pressed by Columbia.Musical Times article June 1st 1930
Record labels courtesy of Malcolm McMillan
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Juon Chamber Symphony(a)
Juon Chamber Symphony (b) Juon Chamber Symphony (c) Juon Chamber Symphony (d) |
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| 1929. Kutcher String Quartet – Balfour Gardiner Quartet in B Flat – Electron X563 [2 sides]
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| 1929. The Brunswick cycle of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos under Anthony Bernard.
This recording was made by the London Chamber Orchestra, conductor Anthony Bernard, and issued in 1929. The soloists are Samuel Kutcher (violin), Walter Gieseking (piano), Frank Almgill (flute), Ernest Hall (trumpet), Frank Almgill (flute), Leon Goossens (oboe), Rudolph Dolmetsch (harpsichord), Brunswick 30137-38 (rec. 1928-29?).
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Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F
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1929 Brandenburg Concerto no. 5, BWV 1050, D major This recording was made by the London Chamber Orchestra, conductor Anthony Bernard, and issued in 1929. The soloists are Walter Gieseking (piano), Frank Almgill (flute) and Samuel Kutcher (violin). Recording released on Brunswick; original issue number: 30144-A; matrix numbers: BA 125 – 4; BA 116 – 3; third movement only.
Disc label, side B; BRUNSWICK 30144; Bach Brandenberg Concerto no. 6, B flat major.
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| 1948 November 4th. Kreisler: Praeludium and Allegro:
Samuel Kutcher violin, Alan Richardson piano.
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Kreisler: Praeludium Part 1
Kreisler: Praeludium Part 2 |
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| 1948 November 4th. Mischa Elman: Sammartini – Canto Amoroso Sammartini:
Samuel Kutcher violin, Alan Richardson piano. |
Sammartini Elman: Canto amoroso
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| 1948 November 4th. Kreisler: Tartini Variations on a theme of Corelli.
Samuel Kutcher violin, Alan Richardson piano
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Tartini Variations on a theme of Corelli – Listen on YouTube | ||||
| 1948 November 4th. Gartner, Kreisler: Aus Wien. Samuel Kutcher violin, Alan Richardson piano
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Gartner Kreisler: Aus Wien
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| 1949 March 16th. Prinz: Schema Eli: Samuel Kutcher violin, Leonhard Prinz piano
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Prinz: Schema Eli – Listen on YouTube | ||||
| 1960s ? E. Harmsworth: Violin and cello duet in D. Samuel Kutcher violin, Sharon McKinley cello.
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E. Harmsworth violin cello duet in D
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| Date unknown Der Rebbe Lernt – violin solo by Samuel Kutcher, pianist unknown.
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Der Rebbe Lernt
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You can also listen to these recordings at the Dartmouth Jewish Sound Archive
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