Sascha Jacobsen was a violinist originally from Russia.  He played a Stradivarius most of his career.  He eventually became concertmaster of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.  In 1915 he shared the Loeb Memorial Prize with Elias Breeskin, who re-formed the Pittsburg Symphony in 1926, and was it's pricipal conductor from 1929-1930. 

Kathleen Parlow was born in 1890, and eventually settled in Toronto, Canada. 

Eddy Brown later became musical director for Mutual Broadcasting's flagship station WOR. 

Leopold Lichtenberg transcribed several pieces for violin still in publication today.  Born in the 1860s, he would have been nearly 60 years old when this recording was made. 

I have employed no noise reduction, so there will be significant noise not found in more "commercial" releases.  I will leave it to the listener to "turn the treble down", run through filters, spend $80,000 on CEDAR etc, if so inclined. 

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Title  Valse Bluette  Serenade  Cavalleria Rusticana Intermezzo  The Flower Song  Hungarian Dances 20 & 21  Sonota for two vionins and bass  Melodie  The Old Refrain  In Vienna   Largo   Ave Maria  Carolina Lullaby   Concerto in D Major   Traumerei   Slavonic Cradle Song   Idless

Composer  Drigo-Auer  Pierné  Mascagni  G. Lange  Brahms - Joachim  E. F. Dall' Abaco  Tschaikowsky  Kreisler  Grünfeld  Handel  Bach-Gounod  L. Pauella  Le Clair  Schumann  Neruda  W. H. Bailey

Artist  Sascha Jacobsen  Elias Breeskin  Charles D’Almaine  The Taylor Trio  Efrem Zimbalist  Fournier Pasquier Pasquier Gerlin  Kathleen Parlow  Eddy Brown  Vienne Instrumental Qt.  Maximilian Rose  Phillip Lewis  Rae Eleanor Ball  Ars Rediviva Ensemble  Leopold Lichtenberg  Maud Powell  Samuel Siegel

Date  April 1919  Mar. 1921  1903  Jan. 1922  1912  1940  April 1916  Feb. 1919  Oct. 1911  1919  ca 1910  May 1921  1939  Feb. 1921  11/4/04  1938