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WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory [1898-2000] Papers of the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto, including minutes, annual reports, programs and reviews documenting the activities of this local organization established to promote music in Toronto by presenting concerts and funding prizes for promising young performers. 5 boxes; 1.55 linear metres Box #1: Minutes, Annual reports, Programs and Reviews Item #1: Minutebook. Executive Meetings Apr.9, 1925 – Apr.28, 1949 File #2: Minutebook. Executive Meetings Sept.23, 1953 – May 11, 1956 File #3: Minutes. July 9, 1956 – May 16, 1958 File #4: Minutes. June 20,1958 – Mar.24,1960 File #5: Minutes. Apr.29,1960 – Apr.5,1962 File #6: Minutes. Apr.26,1962 – Apr.4,1964 File #7: Minutes. Apr.9, 1964 – Mar.10,1966 File #8: Minutes. Mar.30,1966 – Mar.23,1967 File #9: Minutes. Apr.6,1967 – Mar.20,1969 File #10: Minutes. Apr.16,1969 – Mar.18,1971 File #11: Minutes. Apr.1, 1971 – Apr.19, 1973 File #12: Photographs – Mobile canteen, given by Club to assist war effort 1941-42 – 3 photos Item #13: Scrapbook no. III. Programs, critical reviews Nov.5, 1925 - Mar.19, 1931 Annual reports 1925-26; 1926-27; 1927-28; 1929-30 Item #14: Scrapbook no. V. Programs, critical reviews January 1938-March 1951 Annual reports 1939-40; 1940-41; 1941-42; 1946-47; 1947-48; 1948-49; 1949-50; 1950-51 G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc Page 1 WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory Page 2 Box 1 (continued): Minutes, Annual Reports, Programs and Reviews. Item #15: Scrapbook no. VI. Programs, critical reviews Nov.15,1951 – Apr.12,1961. Annual Reports 1953-54; 1954-55; 1955-56; 1956-67; 1957-58; 1958-59; 1960-61. Box #2: Scrapbooks: Photographs, Programs, Reviews. Env. #1: Photographs: Artists A – F (*autographed) 31 photos Daniel Adani (flyer) 1974 Robert Aiken 1987 Alexander String Quartet* 1993 Elly Ameling* 1973 Ames Quartet 1992 Mark Anderson 1993 Arden Trio* 1994 Shmuel Ashkenasi 1981 (2 photos, 1 autographed) Audubon Quartet 1982, 1990 (4 photos, 2 autographed) Sergei Babayan* 1993 Jeanne Baxtresser 1983 (2 photos, 1 autographed) Borealis Wind Quintet* 1991 Russell Braun* 1992 Jeanie Chung* 1997 Brian Rayner Cook* 1990 Czapary String Trio 1983 Michelle DeYoung* 1997 Dimov Quartet 1974 Mark DuBois 1983 Christiane Edinger 1976 James Ehnes* 1992 Ensemble Arion* 1998 Gillian Fisher* 1991 Peter Frankl 1976 French String Trio 1975, 1977 (2 photos) Env. #2: Photographs: Artists G – L 29 photos Glenn Gould 1953 (2 photos) The Guild Trio 1995 Marc-Andre Hamelin* 1998 Lynn Harrell 1976 Hayden Trio-Vienna* 1994 Anne Howells 1975 Christian Ivaldi, Michel Debost 1975 G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc Page 2 WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory Page 3 Box #2 (continued): Scrapbooks: Photographs, Programs, Reviews Env. #2: Photographs: Artists G – L (continued) (*autographed) Japan Trio 1973 Gaynor Jones 1988 Francine Kay 1989, 1990, 1996 (6 photos, l autographed) Robert King 1991 The King’s Singers (flyer) Ralph Kirshbaum 1974 Boris Krajny* 1981 Anton Kuerti* 1969 Mireille Lagace 1983 (2 photos) Rosemary Landry 1982 Alain Lefevre* 1989 Norma Lerer* 1971 London Virtuosi 1974 (2 flyers) London Winds* 1993 Env. #3: Photographs: Artists M – R 26 photos Jane MacKenzie 1984 Sylvia McNair 1985 (2 photos) Moyzes Quartet* 1994 Muir String Quartet 1982 (2 photos) Music Group of London 1978 Musical Offering 1985 (2 photos, 1 autographed) Emile Naoumoff 1984 Csaba Onczay* 1991 Paris Piano Trio* 1998 Louise Pellerin 1983 Michala Petri 1988 (2 photos, 1 autographed) Georges Pludermacher 1977 Quink* 1991 Sophie Renshaw* 1989 Ridge String Quartet 1986 (2 photos) Catherine Robbin 1981, 1994 (3 photos, 2 autographed) Shauna Rolston* 1985 Royal Conservatory of Music Opera 1948 (Orfeo ed Euridice) (2 photos) Env. #4: Photographs: Artists S – Z 28 photos St. Lawrence String Quartet* 1993 (2 photos) Michael Schade* 1992 (2 photos) Michele Scharapan 1984 (3 photos) G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc Page 3 WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory Page 4 Box #2 (continued): Scrapbooks: Photographs, Programs, Reviews Env. #4 (continued): Photographs: Artists S-Z (* autographed) Secolo Barocco 1976 Sequoia String Quartet* 1981 Howard Shelley 1975 Charles Stier* 1991 Stockholm Arts Trio* 1990 Talich Quartet* 1998 Tokyo String Quartet 1974 (3 photos) Trio d’Arci di Roma* 1989 (2 photos) Trio di Trieste 1976 Trio Parnassus* 1991 (autograph on verso) Mitsuko Uchida 1980 Vega Wind Quintet 1981 (2 photos) Vermeer Quartet 1984 Roger Vignoles* 1981 Katharina Wolpe 1975 York Winds* 1984 (2 photos, 1 autographed) Item #5: Scrapbook: Artists’ Photographs, 1923-1955 Name (Date of performance) (*autographed) Page no. Harry Adaskin 1933 17 N. Afonsky* 1935 34 Marion Anderson* 1936 41 Ballet Caravan 62, 63 Simon Barer 1937 51 Barrere Little Symphony 1930, 1931* 5 Alexander Brailowsky 1936 37 Margaret Miller Brown 1936 49 Casadesus Ensemble 1933 18 Gaspar Cassado 1938 54 Compinsky Trio 1931 8 Gordon Day 1951 72 Nelun Devi 1936 42 Jeanne Dusseau 1935 36 Claire Dux 1930 4 Georges Enesco* 1937 50 Agna Enters 1933 13 Keith Falkner* 1935 29 Emanuel Feuermann 1936 25 Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau 1955, 1956 85 G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc Page 4 WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory Page 5 Box #2 (continued): Scrapbooks: Photographs, Programs, Reviews Item #5 (continued): Scrapbook 1923-1955 Photographs Name (Date of performance) (*autographed) Page no. Poula Frijsh* 1938 59 Ossip Gabrilowitsch* 1934 25 Miklos Gafni 1947 47 Raya Garbousova* 1940 67 Ria Ginster 1939 65 Hyman Goodman 1951 77 Enid Grey 1933 15 Madeleine Grey 1931 9 Griller String Quartet 1947 57 Arthur Grumiaux 1953 70 William Hain* 1940 39 Boris Hambourg 1928 3 Myra Hess 1923 1 Bronislaw Huberman* 1935 30 Frances James 1938 58 Gerard Jarry 1955 79 Marion Kerby 1930 6 Muriel Kerr 1946 62 Alexander Kipnis* 1938 52,53 Adolph Koldofsky 1938 56 Kolisch Quartet* 1937 48 Ida Krehm* 1939 66 Moura Lympany 1953 76 Dorothy Maynor 1939 55 Poldi Mildner 1932, 1934* 12,26 Nathan Milstein* 1934 24 Gerald Moore 1954 45,84 Moscow Cathedral Choir 1935 33-35 Boyd Neel 1954 80,81 John J Niles 1930 6 Paris Instrumental Quintet* 1934 23 Helen Phillips 1954 83 Reginald Kell Players 1952 75 Clotilde Sakharoff* 1935 31,32 Heinrich Schlusnus 1933 16 Imgard Seefried 1951, 1952 73 Andres Segovia* 1936 38 Ernest Seitz 1931 10 G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc Page 5 WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory Page 6 Box #2 (continued): Scrapbooks: Photographs, Programmes, Reviews Item #5 (continued): Scrapbook: Photographs 1923-1955 Name (Date of performance) (*autographed) Page no. Sunya Sena 1936 42,44,46 Uday Shankar 1933 19-22 Cesare Siepi 1953 78 Gerard Souzay 1952 74 Tossy Spiyakovsky 1946 68 Joseph Szigeti* 1926 2 Blanche Targ 1955 79 Ten Piano Recital 1941 64 Jacques Thibaut 1932 12 Trio of New York* 1938 60 Paul Tortelier 1952 71 Rosalyn Tureck 1949 43 Unidentified 69 Ninon Vallin 1933 12 Vienna Boys Choir 1934 27,28 Daniel Wayenberg 1955 82 Wiener & Doucet 1931 31 K. Zaporojetz 1935 33 Carlo Zecchi 1931 7 Item #6: Scrapbook: Artists’ Photographs, 1955 – 1966 Adele Addison 1957 3 Arthur Balsam 1956 8 Karl Engel 1956 7 Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau 1956 2 Maureen Forrester 1956 19 Hungarian Quartet 1956 12 Louis Kentner 1956 11 Jacob Lateiner 1955 5 Eva Likova 1955 6 Ernest Marzendorfer 10 Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzberg 1956 1, Inside Front cover Zara Nelsova 1951 17 Quintetto Boccherini 1963 16 Jean-Pierre Rampal 1966 4 Alexander Schneider 1956 9 Sestetto di Bolzano 1966 15 Kendall Taylor 1957 14 G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc Page 6 WOMEN’S MUSICAL CLUB OF TORONTO Inventory Page 7 Box #2 (continued): Scrapbooks: Photographs, Programs, Reviews Item #6 (continued): Scrapbook: Artists’ Photographs, 1955 - 1966 Name (Date of performance) (*autographed) Page no. Robert Veyron-Lacroix 1966 4 Vienna Octet 1957 13 Daniel Wayenberg 1955 18 Item #7: Scrapbook no. VII. Oct.26, 1961 – Mar.9, 1967 Includes programs, newspaper photographs, reviews, annual reports. Item #8: Scrapbook no. VIII. Oct.26, 1967 – Mar.16, 1972 Includes programs (many autographed), newspaper photographs, reviews, Annual reports. Original photographs of Nerine Barrett and the Warsaw Quintet (at back). Item #9: Scrapbook no. IX. Oct.19, 1972 – Jan. 1976 Includes programs, newspaper photographs, reviews, annual reports and correspondence re: the 75th Anniversary. Original photograph of Howard Shelley (at back). Item #10: Scrapbook no. X. Feb.12,1976 – Mar.13,1980 Includes programs, photographs, reviews. Original photographs: Name (Date of performance) (*Autographed) Page no. Robert Aitken & Erica Goodman 1979 36,37 Allegri String Quartet 1979 40 Aulos Ensemble* 1979 47,48 Kristi Bjarnason* 1980 50,55 Anna Chornodolska* 1978 33 Jane Coop* 1979 45 Deller Consort 1977 57 John Dodington* 1979 44 Joseph Kalichstein 1979 41,54* Stoika Milanova 1978 28,29 Music Group of London* 1978 32 John Newmark* 1978 33 Richard Stoltzman 1977 12 Sydney String Quartet* 1980 53 Mitsuko Uchida* 1980 56 G:\Special Collections\1 Performing Arts\Archival Inventory Sheets\Womens Musical Club Of Toronto Collection.Doc
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    The Piano Trio Repertoire Discography & Review Index: Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847, Germany) Prepared by David Barker Project Index Notes 1. Arrangements of the C minor trio originally scored for violin, viola and piano are not included. 2. There are numerous reissues of recordings by ensembles including Cortot, Oistrakh, Heifetz and other famous performers on both mainstream and short-lived budget labels. I have not attempted to include them all. Trio 1 in d, op. 49 ATOS Trio (+ Trio 2) Abbot Trio CPO 7775052 [review] (+ Haydn 43, Ravel) Afka 544 Bamberg Piano Trio (+ Trio 2) Abegg Trio Thorofon CTH2345 (+ Fanny Mendelssohn) Tacet 091 Barbican Piano Trio (+ Bush: Concert studies, Ireland: Phantasie) Trio Alba ASV CDDCA646 (+ Trio 2) MDG 90317936 [review] Trio di Barcelona (+ Trio 2) Trio Albeneri Harmonia Mundi 901335 (+ Brahms 2, Martinu 2) Forgotten Records FR995 Beaux Arts Trio (+ Dvorak 4) Altenburg Trio Wien Ades 20337 (+ Trio 2) Philips 4162972 Challenge Classics SACC72097 [review] Doron DRC4021 Warner Classics 2564614922 [review] Klaviertrio Amsterdam (in “Philips Recordings 1967-74”) (+ Trio 2) Philips 4751712 Brilliant Classics 94039 (in “Mendelssohn: The Masterworks”) Beethoven Trio Wien Brilliant Classics 93164 or 92393 or 93672 (+ Trio 2) Camerata 32CM141 Arden Trio (+ Trio 2) Benvenue Fortepiano Trio Canal Grande 9217 (+ Trio 2) Avie AV2187 Argenta Trio (+ Trio 2) Borodin Trio Bridge 9338 (+ Trio 2) Chandos CHAN8404 Atlantis Trio Chandos CHAN10535 [review] (+ Sextet) Musica Omnia MO0205 Canadian Piano Trio (+ Trio 2) IBS 1011 MusicWeb International Last updated: July 2020 Piano Trios: Mendelssohn Profil PH08027 Trio Carlo Van Neste (+ Trio 2) Florestan Trio Pavane ADW7572 (+ Trio 2) Hyperion CDA67485 [review] Ceresio Trio (+ Trio 2, Viola trio) Trio Fontenay Doron 3060 (+ Trio 2) Teldec 44947 Chung Trio (in “Mendelssohn Edition Vol.