Beethoven Centenary March 1827-1927: Programme

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Program for a Beethoven concert at the Aeolian Hall, London, on March 12, 1927, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Beethoven's death.

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["Purchase, Colin Coleman 20080806"]

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Program: 1. Address by the chairman, Sir Alexander Mackenzie, "What music owes to Beethoven;" 2. The Duo-Art, Minuet in G, recorded by Ethel Leginska; 3. The'Pianola': German Dances (Seiss Edition); 4. William Murdoch and the 'Duo-Art': Sonata, Op 10, No. 2.. 1st movement, Allegro 2nd movement, Allegretto 3rd movement, Presto. The first and last movements played by WM. Murdoch in person, the second movement played by him through the "Duo-Art."; 5. Address by Mr. Percy Scholes: "Beethoven and the World's Music" The Beethoven "Biographical" Rolls. The Beethoven "Analytical" and "Running Comment" rolls. The Beethoven "Annotated" rolls.; 6. Beethoven in Picture, An exhibition by lantern of the series of Woodcuts recently executed by the Millbank Group to the commission of the Aeolian Company, for use on the Beethoven Centenary Rolls in "The World's Music" Series.; 7. William Murdoch and the 'Duo-Art': Variations for Two Pianos on a Theme by Beethoven, Op. 35.

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