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THE ADOLPH HALLIS QUINTET

on National Programme Daventry

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with LOLA GORDON
The Adolph Hallis Quintet consists of five instrumentalists well known in other spheres of music. Lionel Falkman , who is popular with listeners for his Apache Band, leads; the second violin is Editha Braham , formerly a member of the BBC Symphony Orchestra ; Helen Jackson , principal viola of the British Women's Symphony Orchestra, plays the viola ; the 'cellist is George Roth , who is a member of the London Philharmonic ; and Adolph Hallis , a well-known music teacher and a soloist from the earliest days of broadcasting, is the pianist.
The Quintet concentrates on special orchestrations-most of them are devised by Adolph Hallis himself-of light music that has been unjustly neglected.

Contributors

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Lola Gordon
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Adolph Hallis
Music:
Lionel Falkman
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Editha Braham
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Helen Jackson
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George Roth
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Adolph Hallis
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Adolph Hallis

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