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Roth Quartet. (1922–1969) & Tokatyan, Armand. (1894–1960) & Weingarten, Paul. (1886–1948). Autograph Signatures with Brahms Quartet Musical Quotation.
Autograph signatures from the complete Roth Quartet, the Armenian tenor Armand Tokatyan, and the Austrian pianist Paul Weingarten, signed together on an album leaf. The Roth Quartet (Feri Roth, Jeno Antal, Ferenc Molnar and Albert van Doorn) have added a musical quotation of two measures from the fourth movement of Brahms' Quartet no. 1 and dated Mondsee, 1931. Tokatyan has dated August 11, 1931; Weingarten Mondsee, August 16, 1931. Toning; some light edge wear; overall in fine condition. 8 x 12 inches (21 x 31 cm).

Mondsee, Austria was the location for the summer courses of the Austro-American International Conservatory of Music in the early 1930's. Visiting teachers included Béla Bartók.

Roth Quartet. (1922–1969) & Tokatyan, Armand. (1894–1960) & Weingarten, Paul. (1886–1948) Autograph Signatures with Brahms Quartet Musical Quotation

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Roth Quartet. (1922–1969) & Tokatyan, Armand. (1894–1960) & Weingarten, Paul. (1886–1948). Autograph Signatures with Brahms Quartet Musical Quotation.
Autograph signatures from the complete Roth Quartet, the Armenian tenor Armand Tokatyan, and the Austrian pianist Paul Weingarten, signed together on an album leaf. The Roth Quartet (Feri Roth, Jeno Antal, Ferenc Molnar and Albert van Doorn) have added a musical quotation of two measures from the fourth movement of Brahms' Quartet no. 1 and dated Mondsee, 1931. Tokatyan has dated August 11, 1931; Weingarten Mondsee, August 16, 1931. Toning; some light edge wear; overall in fine condition. 8 x 12 inches (21 x 31 cm).

Mondsee, Austria was the location for the summer courses of the Austro-American International Conservatory of Music in the early 1930's. Visiting teachers included Béla Bartók.