Fritz Kreisler
Fritz Kreisler (1875–1962), an Austrian-born child prodigy, was popularly regarded as one of the greatest violinists of his time and also achieved renown as a composer and arranger. He began his recording career with the British Gramophone & Typewriter Company in 1904, and in 1910 he began a long association with Victor Records.
The following recordings featuring Fritz Kreisler are available in the National Jukebox:
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Concerto for two violins | Violin duet, with string ensemble | Fritz Kreisler; Efrem Zimbalist | 1915-01-04 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Concerto for two violins | Violin duet, with string ensemble | Fritz Kreisler; Efrem Zimbalist | 1915-01-04 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Concerto for two violins | Violin duet, with string ensemble | Fritz Kreisler; Efrem Zimbalist | 1915-01-04 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Berceuse | Violin solo, with piano | Fritz Kreisler | 1912-12-23 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Serenade | Tenor vocal solo, with piano and violin | John McCormack | 1916-05-10 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Barcarolle | Tenor vocal solo, with piano and violin | John McCormack | 1916-05-10 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Angel's serenade | Tenor vocal solo, with violin obligato and piano | John McCormack | 1914-03-25 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Le Nil | Tenor vocal solo, with violin obligato and piano | John McCormack | 1914-03-25 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Ave Maria | Tenor vocal solo, with violin obligato and piano | John McCormack | 1914-03-25 |
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Instrumentalist - Violin | Flirtation | Tenor vocal solo, with violin and piano | John McCormack | 1915-06-10 |
