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The Brodsky Papers comprise letters, newscuttings, programmes, telegrams, photograph albums, loose photographs, concert tickets, official documents (marriage certificate, diplomas) and music, which were found in the Brodsky home following the deat...
Brodsky, Adolph Davidovich (1851-1929), Violinist, Principal of the Royal Manchester College of Music
Dr. Brodsky: a famous quartet: some reminiscences. Written by Carl Fuchs.
Part of Brodsky Papers
There are 3 copies of this newscutting one of which has Manch. Guard. 24/1/29 written, possibly by Anna Brodsky, in black ink in the margin
Fuchs, Carl (1865-1951), cellist
Part of Brodsky Papers
This photograph may have been taken when Anna was suffering from partial paralysis in the early 1920s. She is seated outside on a wicker-work wheelchair. She wears a dark-coloured hat and has a shawl tucked in over her clothes. In her right hand ...
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Cutting of Adolph Brodsky's entry in Who's Who
Part of Brodsky Papers
This cryptic outline of Brodsky covers his birth, education, marriage to Anna Skadovsky in 1880 and subsequent career as teacher and international performer. His recreation is given as chess and his clubs, London City Chess, Schiller Anstalt and ...
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Part of Brodsky Papers
At the top of this newscutting is written and underlined in ink: Anna Brodsky's copy. This concert was given a couple of months before Brodsky's 70th birthday.
Langford, Samuel (1863-1927), music critic
Newscutting of a review of the first concert given by the Brodsky Quartet
Part of Brodsky Papers
In the margin of the poorer of the 2 copies of this cutting has been added in Anna Brodsky's hand "Leipz. Nachrichten"
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Adolph Brodsky : pages 88-92 in The Strad
Part of Brodsky Papers
This article outlines Brodsky's biography and also mentions his violin, a fine Joseph Guarnerius del Gesu of 1735 and his bows, by Tourte, Hill and others. The article includes a list of Brodsky's most famous pupils. Much of the inform...
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Newscutting of a report of the cremation service for Dr. Adolph Brodsky
Part of Brodsky Papers
Mrs. Brodsky was present in an "invalid chair" in the company of many musicians including past and present students of the College, members of the Hallé and representatives of the University
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'Letters from Tchaikovsky to Brodsky'
Part of Brodsky Papers
This article was originally broadcast on the Home Service and later published in The Listener pages 683 and 684, dated 19 April 1962. The Tchaikovsky letters were translated by Mrs. Alice Pitfield, wife of the author. Thomas Pitfield mentions how...
Pitfield, Thomas Baron (1903-1999), Composer, artist
Newscutting of a report of a concert given at the R.M.C.M. Club
Part of Brodsky Papers
At the beginning of the new season of the R.M.C.M. Club [October 1909], Mrs Brodsky and Madame Grieg [who was staying with the Brodskys in Bowdon] held a reception for members and friends.
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