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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21326, 29 October 1932, Page 10 (Supplement)

tThe Greatest Living Violinist! M m 111 ft i. # n IV Idt Szrgeti play again for you ! The magic of SZIGETI'S playing is brought again to you in your own home through his MARVELLOUS COLUMBIA RECORDINGS which are alive with the genius and fire that thrilled you in the Concert Hall? No Record Library can be complete without a representative selection of these, his most popular concert items. 12-inch Light Blue Label, 8/- each > . ~oR ( ZEPHYR (Jeno Hubay) L 1 /su SICILIANO AND RIGAUDON (Francoeur, arr. Kreisler) , ,0,, fSLAVONIC DANCE IN "E" MINOR (Dvorak-Kreisler) / ILE PRINTEMPS (Milhaud) LOX9S- (SONATA No. 1 IN "C" MINOR FOR SOLO VIOLIN 96 1 (J. S. Bach). In Four Parts 10-inch Light Blue Label, 5/6 each C MINUET IN "C" MAJOR (Beethoven> D 1527 1 CORCOVADO, "SAUDADES DO BRAZIL" (Milhaud) D 1557 NICUN—IMPROVISATION (Bloch) (TIJUCA, "SAUDADES DO BRAZIL" (Brazilian Dance), 03628 i (Milhaud) 1 , (.BOURREE IN "B" MINOR (Bach) IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT : JOSEF SZICETI has recorded specially—(at the Columbia Studio, Sydney)—in response to numerous requests, three of the outstanding hits of his present Concert Tour: FOUNTAIN OF ARETHUSA (Szymanowski) FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLE BEE CRimsky-Korsakov) PASTORALE (Stravinsky) • , " With Prince Nikita Magaloff at the Piano THREE WORKS ON ONE RECORD —LOX-162 (8/-) Beethoven's CONCERTO IN D MAJOR has been magnifloently recorded by Bzigeti with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, under Bruno Walter, and Is now available on Records Nos. LOX-187/161, complete in Art Album (40/-). This performance sets a new standard in Violin reproduction. ligi I fit Columbia THE LONG LIFE RECORD OBTAINABLE AT;ALL LEADINC MUSIC STORES c:: r: A. Wholesale Agents! ARTHUR H. NATHAN LTD., Customs Street E., Auckland. a a m m nuui^ m m m § m m Easy terms arranged Also latest; D.C. Models, approved 'by P.W.D. and N.Z. Fire Underwriters, Sole Agents for New Zealand CHAS. BEGG & CO. Ltd BRANCHES THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. Auckland Address: Cnr. CUSTOMS AND COMMERCE STS., Auckland. Auckland Provincial Distributors: RUDGE ELECTRICAL CO., LTD. ANZAC AVENUE. SUB-AGENTS: - ' CITY-: McCabe's Radios, Upper Queen Street. D. Dempster, ♦ Civic Squared S. & T. Adams, Symonds Street. ,Wright, Brown & Ormrod, Karangatjape Road. PUKEKOHE: L. G. Middlemiss. HAURAKI PLAINS: Hauraki Motor Co., Ngatea. TE AROHA: R. &M. Nichol & Sons. HAMILTON AND CAMBRIDGE: Clothiers' Emporium (Clothier and Butcher). WHANGAREI: T. Drummond. WHAKATANE:. Ar mstr^n ß» X«td. THAMES: J. H. Batson.

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