Record

Performance TitleSunday Concert
Performance Date15 February 1914
Performance DaySunday
Performance Time15:30
Main PerformersMadame Mysz-Gmeiner - vocal,
Mr Alexander Siloti - pianoforte
Secondary PerformersRichard Epstein
Orchestra or BandNew Symphony Orchestra
ConductorsLandon Ronald
Set ListOverture: 'Coriolanus', Beethoven,
Songs: 'Rosenband', Strauss (Mysz-Gmeiner),
'Cacilie' (Mysz-Gmeiner),
'Pianoforte Concerto in Bb Minor', Tchaikovsky (Siloti),
Interlude: 'Carissima', Elgar,
'L'Apres Midi D'un Faune', Debussy,
Songs: 'Wer Rief Dich', Hugo Wolf (Mysz-Gmeiner),
'Verschwiegene Libe' (Mysz-Gmeiner),
'Er Ist's' (Mysz-Gmeiner),
'Prelude to Act III' from Herodiade, Massenet
Performance NotesPremiere performance of Elgar's 'Carissima'.

'Carissima' was the first work of Elgar's to be recorded. Landon Ronald persuaded Elgar to conduct the work for a recording by the Gramophone Company, so that a recording would be available when the piece was first played publicly. It was dedicated to Winifred Stephens (Mrs Jeffrey Stephens), who was sister of the singer Muriel Foster and worked for the recording company.
Related Archival MaterialProgramme (RAHE/1/1914/65/SC)
Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1914/65/SCSunday Concerts15 February 1914
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
AixabidoriniohSunday Concerts (Ninth Season)28
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/194Ronald; Sir; Landon (1873-1938); English conductor, composer, pianist, singing teacher and administrator
DS/UK/324New Symphony Orchestra; c1905-c 1931; English orchestra
DS/UK/4707Gmeiner; Lula Mysz- (1876-1948); Austro-Hungarian contralto singer
DS/UK/4392Siloti; Alexander Ilyich (1863-1945); Russian pianist, conductor, composer
DS/UK/5201Saunders; John (fl 1909-1918); Violinist
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