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- Blüthner_Orchestra abstract "The Blüthner Orchestra was a symphony orchestra based in Berlin, Germany. Founded in 1908 and sponsored by the Blüthner piano company, it functioned until the 1920s.The orchestra specialised in engaging young players. Its first leader (concertmaster) was the 21-year-old Louis Persinger, afterwards one of Yehudi Menuhin's teachers, and some years later the future conductor Eugene Ormandy (then known as Jenö Blau) held the same post at the age of 18. Another conductor, the contemporary-music specialist Hermann Scherchen, played among the violas of the orchestra while still in his teens. The orchestra's conductors included at various times Max von Schillings, Siegmund von Hausegger and Selmar Meyrowitz. In 1913 the orchestra gave the first performance of Sergei Bortkiewicz's first piano concerto, with Hugo van Dalen as soloist.In the same year the orchestra was engaged by the Anker record company for the first-ever recording of a substantial extract from Richard Wagner's Ring des Nibelungen, namely about three-quarters of the first act of Die Walküre. The conductor was Edmund von Strauss, the orchestra's business manager, and the principals were Jacques Decker (Siegmund) and Erna Denera (Sieglinde).".
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- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Berlin.
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- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Category:1908_establishments_in_Germany.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Category:German_orchestras.
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- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Der_Ring_des_Nibelungen.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Die_Walküre.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Eugene_Ormandy.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Hermann_Scherchen.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Louis_Persinger.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Max_von_Schillings.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Orchestra.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Richard_Wagner.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Ring_des_Nibelungen.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Selmar_Meyrowitz.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Sergei_Bortkiewicz.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Siegmund_von_Hausegger.
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- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Viola.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Violas.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLink Yehudi_Menuhin.
- Blüthner_Orchestra wikiPageWikiLinkText "Blüthner Orchestra".
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- Blüthner_Orchestra subject Category:1908_establishments_in_Germany.
- Blüthner_Orchestra subject Category:German_orchestras.
- Blüthner_Orchestra subject Category:Musical_groups_established_in_1908.
- Blüthner_Orchestra comment "The Blüthner Orchestra was a symphony orchestra based in Berlin, Germany. Founded in 1908 and sponsored by the Blüthner piano company, it functioned until the 1920s.The orchestra specialised in engaging young players. Its first leader (concertmaster) was the 21-year-old Louis Persinger, afterwards one of Yehudi Menuhin's teachers, and some years later the future conductor Eugene Ormandy (then known as Jenö Blau) held the same post at the age of 18.".
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