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- AChaccone
- B(2 sides)
Albert Sammons (1886–1957) was a British violinist of international reputation and founder of the British String Quartet. This Columbia D-series pressing of a Bach Chaccone is from the era of his most celebrated recordings.AI summary
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- AHymne au soleil
- BRondo
Albert Sammons, the English violinist celebrated for Elgar's concerto, plays 'Hymne au soleil' and a Rondo on Vocalion.AI summary
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- AIndian lament
- BBourree
Albert Sammons on Columbia 9484, performing solo violin works by classical composers. Sammons was a respected British concert violinist and chamber musician of the early 20th century.AI summary
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- AMoment musical
- BChanson triste
Albert Sammons, the celebrated British concert violinist, recorded these piano-accompanied art songs for Columbia; a significant classical artist of the early 20th century.AI summary
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- APrelude & Allegro Pugnani
- BGarden Melody
Albert Sammons, the eminent British violinist and chamber musician, performing Pugnani's Prelude and Allegro and a Garden Melody on Columbia's prestigious L-series, likely from the late 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- ASerenade
- BMoment musicale
Albert Sammons (1886-1957), the English violinist, plays Serenade and Moment Musicale on Vocalion R6005.AI summary
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- ASongs my Mother taught me
- BLiebesleid
Albert Sammons, a celebrated British concert violinist, performs 'Songs My Mother Taught Me' and 'Liebesleid' on Columbia DB911 — classical violin repertoire recorded at the acoustic era's end.AI summary
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- ASongs my Mother taught me
- BLiebesleid
Albert Sammons, the British violinist and chamber musician, recorded 'Songs My Mother Taught Me' (Dvořák) and 'Liebesleid' (Kreisler) for Columbia; Sammons was one of the leading British string players and chamber musicians of the early twentieth century.AI summary