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CHARLES ERNESCO AND HIS QUINTET

on National Programme Daventry

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with Walter Glynne Musical Comedy Medley
Charles Ernesco was a violin pupil of Max Mossel at the Guildhall School of Music at the same time as William Primrose , and had the misfortune, he says, to follow him at every lesson. His first engagement of importance was as an extra with the London Symphony Orchestra at the Leeds Festival in 1925. In the following year he played at the Grand Season at Covent Garden and was in every Grand Season till 1932. In 1934 he formed his Quintet, which is one of radio's most popular light-music combinatiohs ; every original member is still with him.
He himself is the leader. There is a second violin, viola, cello, bass, and piano. Apart from his work with the Quintet, Charles Ernesco is appearing on the stage at the New Theatre, London, in She Too Was Young.

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Walter Glynne
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Charles Ernesco
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Max Mossel
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William Primrose
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Charles Ernesco

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