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Elena Gerhardt (soprano)
Angus Morrison (pianoforte)
Elena Gerhardt was born in Leipzig and in her early teens became a student at the Conservatoire there. Her great gifts attracted the attention of Nikisch, the famous conductor of the Gewandhaus concerts, and when she was eighteen he introduced her to the public in a Lieder recital at which he accompanied her at the piano. Not long afterwards Mme. Gerhardt, accompanied by Nikisch, made her debut in London, and since then, except during the war period, she has been a regular visitor.
ANGUS MORRISON
Valse oubliee (Forgotten
Waltz), No. 1 u
Au Lac de Walknstadt ....... Liszt
(By Lake Walknstadt ) J
Aufschwung (Soaring) Schumann
Angus Morrison is very well known to concert-goers and to radio listeners, who will remember his very charming setting of ' The Lake Isle of Innisfree'. He was the winner of an open scholarship to the Royal College of Music, where he studied the piano under Harold Samuel and composition under Thomas Dunhill and Vaughan Williams.
ELENA GERHARDT
Bitt ihn o Mutter In dem Schatten meiner Locken
Wenn du zu den
Blumen gehst ................
Wolf Mogen alle bosen (From the Zungen Spanisches
Auf dem griinen Liederbuch)
Balkon J

Contributors

Soprano:
Elena Gerhardt
Pianoforte:
Angus Morrison
Unknown:
Elena Gerhardt
Unknown:
Angus Morrison
Unknown:
Lake Walknstadt
Unknown:
Angus Morrison
Unknown:
Harold Samuel
Unknown:
Vaughan Williams.
Unknown:
Wolf Mogen

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