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- AAve Maria
Joseph Szigeti, a preeminent Hungarian violinist of the 20th century, performing 'Ave Maria' on His Master's Voice.AI summary
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- ACaprice no 24
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Joseph Szigeti was one of the greatest violinists of the 20th century, a pioneer of modernist repertoire and a prolific recording artist. This Columbia 78 preserves his reading of Paganini's celebrated Caprice no. 24, one of the most technically demanding violin works ever written.AI summary
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- ACaprice No 24 Paganini
- Bpart 2
Joseph Szigeti, the Hungarian violinist of international standing, on Columbia L2207 with Paganini's *Caprice No. 24* in two parts. An electrically recorded classical item from the late 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary
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- AConcerto in D
Joseph Szigeti, the Hungarian virtuoso violinist, recorded the 'Concerto in D' for Columbia L2269, likely a complete concerto on multiple sides, a major classical recording from the 1930s–40s.AI summary
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- ACorcovado
- BMinuet in G Major Beethoven
Joseph Szigeti, the renowned Hungarian-American violinist, recorded 'Corcovado' and Beethoven's Minuet in G Major for Columbia. Szigeti was a major recording artist and a collector's name.AI summary
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- AReverie and Caprice
- Bditto
Joseph Szigeti, one of the 20th century's greatest violinists, performing Sarasate's Reverie and Caprice on a Columbia long-playing 78rpm side.AI summary
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- ASonata (Tartini- 2 sides)
Joseph Szigeti was a Hungarian-born virtuoso violinist and major recording artist. This Columbia pressing captures his performance of Tartini's Sonata, a cornerstone of the violin repertoire. Szigeti's recordings are sought by classical collectors and string players.AI summary
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- AUnter ihren Fenster
József Szigeti, the great Hungarian violinist, performing 'Ständchen' (Serenade) on HMV catalogue 07946 — from the early single-sided 07000-series. The 07000-series HMV pressings are early acoustic-era discs; a Szigeti recording in this series is earlier and less common than his later interwar recordings.AI summary