Concert by the Society for Forgotten Music Quartet

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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David Randolph hosts the concert from the Music School Settlement of East 3rd Street, Manhattan.

Works by Henry Hadley, Alexander Reinagle, Francis Hopkinson, Charles Martin Loeffler, Horatio Parker (from his opera "Mona"), George Whitefield Chadwick.

The Society for Forgotten Music Quartet:
Harry Zarief, first violinist
David Mankowitz, second violinist
William Shawn, violist
Maurice Bialkin, cellist
Shirley Reisman, pianist
Vladimir Dukelsky and Joan Bishop, mezzo soprano


Rundown: Quartet Opes 132 by Henry Hadley
Piano Sonata in E Major by Alexander Reinagle
I Have a Silent Sorrow Here by Reinagle
My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free by Francis Hopkinson
Come Fair Rosina by Hopkinson
O'er The Hills by Hopkinson
To Helen by Charles Martin Loeffler, words by Edgar Allan Poe
"Mona's Dream" by Horatio Parker from the opera "Mona"
Quartet by George Whitefield Chadwick


Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection


WNYC archives id: 72571
Municipal archives id: LT3841

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