AUDIODISC ACETATE Elsa Hilger BRUCH KOL NIDREI PAGANINI 10” 78 VG+
  $   38

 


$ 38 Sold For
Jan 17, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 12, 2015 Start Date
$   15 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
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AUDIODISC ACETATE Elsa Hilger BRUCH KOL NIDREI PAGANINI 10” 78 VG+


THIS IS AN ACETATE FROM WE THINK 1954 – 78 MONO ONLY


THE ACETATE COVER IS FROM AUDIODISC –HOWEVER THE COVER HAS TEARS – SEE PHOTO NO REAPIRED


THERE ARE MANY LIGHT SURFACE SCUFFS – AS WE DID LISTEN TO THIS AND THERE IS SURFACE NOISE THROUGHOUT THIS ACETATE


BRUCH - KOL NIDREI


PAGANINI ?


Elsa Hilger / cello – THIS IS THE ONLY KNOWN RECORDING OF HER WORK


VERY RARE


BIO ON Elsa Hilger / Arco-Arte Sinfonietta


Born in Czechoslovakia and schooled at the prestigious Vienna Conservatory, Elsa Hilger and her two sisters came to America in 1919. Her musical family toured the country, performing concerts. In 1934, Elsa was the first woman, aside from harpists, to become a permanent member of a major symphony orchestra. She was invited to join the Philadelphia Orchestra by conductor Leopold Stokowski.


Elsa celebrated her nintieth birthday on April 17, 1994. She began playing the cello at the age of nine, in the year 1913. Her older sister was a violinist, who studied with Arthur Kochevcik, who would come to their house to give lessons. Every time there was a lesson, Elsa would just sit and watch. One day Kochevcik decided Elsa's hands looked for playing the cello. The very same day her family sent for a mail-order cello from Prague. When the cello arrived, Elsa began lessons, and loved it immediately.


Elsa was good friends with Stokowski's wife, Olga Samarov. One day Olga called her on the phone and said that her husband was looking for a cellist, and wanted to hear her play. Olga asked her to come to Philadelphia that very same day. Of course Elsa went, and her sisters went with her. She played solo pieces for Stokowski on the stage of the Academy of Music for two hours.


In an interview given a few years ago, Elsa said, "I had no idea what I was in for! Because then we gave a lot of tours with the Philadelphia Orchestra, all the way to California and back, and everywhere. And always they had a big article, usually in the front of the paper, about the first female in any major orchestra. So, I think they got their money's worth out of that!" She played in the Philadelphia orchestra for 35 years, and never missed a rehearsal or a concert. She retired in 1969, but still performed occasionally.


Norman Black, Conducts the Arco-Arte Sinfonietta. The orchestra was founded by Norman Black in 1954 and was comprised of twenty of his colleagues from the Philadelphia Orchestra.



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