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Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
The article is taken from the evening edition of Berliner Tageblatt. This is actually 2 cuttings: the masthead has been stuck on to the article. Parts of the article have been underlined in red
Newscutting of a report of Adolph Brodsky's withdrawal from the New York Symphony Orchestra
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
Newscutting of a review of a concert given by the Symphony Society from the New York Tribune
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
At the top of this cutting has been added in ink by hand: N.Y. Tribune Jan. 6th
Newscutting of an article about Adolph Brodsky in Musical America : 7 May 1921
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
The heading for this letter to the Editor of The Manchester Courier is The Brodsky Concerts. This letter from Adolf Brodsky wishes to correct a misapprehension on the part of the critic of last Wednesday's quartet concert: Brodsky would not ...
Newscutting from The Christian Monitor, Boston, U.S.A. : 28 June 1919
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
This newscutting consists of an entire page of advertisements and an entire page given over to music matters entitled "Music of the World".
Cutting of Adolph Brodsky's entry in Who's Who
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
This cryptic outline of Brodsky covers his birth, education, marriage to Anna Skadovsky in 1880 and subsequent career as teacher and international performer. His recreation is given as chess and his clubs, London City Chess, Schiller Anstalt and ...
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
At the top of this newscutting is written and underlined in ink: Anna Brodsky's copy. This concert was given a couple of months before Brodsky's 70th birthday.
Newscutting of a review of the Hallé concert conducted by Edward Elgar from The Manchester Guardian
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
Photograph of Edward Elgar with Adolph Brodsky
Fait partie de Brodsky Papers
The heading for this photograph of Elgar and Brodsky reads "Sir E. Elgar in Manchester". Below the photograph is mentioned that since Elgar's last visit to the city, Manchester has suffered the loss of Dr. Brodsky.