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Parts for first violin, second violin, viola and cello for string quartets, quintets, and violin sonatas, by various composers; the violin quintet by Dvorak contains a part for piano, and Tchaikovsky's violin sonata contains a piano part and ...

Sonate fur pianoforte und violoncell op.12

Piano score and cello part published Leipzig: Fr. Kistner 1901. Transferred from RNCM reserve stock; presented to the RMCM in 1959. Signed "Seinen geliebten Freunden Adolf u.[nd] Anna Brodsky. Zur Drinnerung am "Bill" Manchester ...

Photograph of Adolph Brodsky with violin

Photograph of Adolph Brodsky, seated, and holding his violin in his left hand; the photograph is mounted. There is a signature underneath the photograph written in pencil, but it is very faint. The back of the mount contains the details of the p...

Photograph of Adolph Brodsky

This photograph was used in "The Strad" 1932. Brodsky smiles gently to the photographer. He is wearing a suit with waistcoat and a tie and shirt with wing collar.

Photograph of Adolph Brodsky

This photograph has been removed from "The Strad" 1932 and framed. It is an identical pose to that found in AB/719P.

Autograph letter signed from Gertrude to Olga

Gertrude's sister sends something with thanks. Gertrude enjoyed the previous evening's concert very much and they have nearly finished the Bolshevists. Dated 13 Dec.

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Autograph postcard signed from Johannes Brahms to Adolph Brodsky

Addressed to: Herrn Adolf Brodsky, Leipzig, Kaiser Wilhelmstraße. It reads: “Einverstanden - namentlich mit [Nr] 1 u. 3 des Programmes Bestens Ihr, J Brahms”. The postcard refers to the forthcoming concert of the Brodsky Quartet in Leipzig on ...

Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897), Composer

Autograph card from Edvard Grieg to Adolph Brodsky

The Norwegian colony in Leipzig, the Griegs, expresses great appreciation of the outstanding violinist's kind attention to Norwegian musical interests. The letter (with accompanying envelope) is in German and is dated 28 Feb 1889.

Grieg, Edvard Hagerup (1843-1907), Composer, Pianist, Conductor

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