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- AAdieu
- BSerenade Elgar
Joseph Szigeti, the Hungarian virtuoso violinist, playing 'Adieu' and Elgar's 'Serenade'. Szigeti was one of the supreme chamber musicians and recitalists of the twentieth century, recorded extensively throughout his long career.AI summary
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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
- B(2 parts)
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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- 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