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Tchaikovsky's handwriting

• AB-AB/090
• Stuk
• 1962

Part of Brodsky Papers

This is a cutting from the Radio Times of a brief article about that evening's concert and the interval talk [see AB/089]

Pitfield, Thomas Baron (1903-1999), Composer, artist

Newscutting of a review of the Royal Manchester College of Music Club inaugural meeting

• AB-AB/091
• Stuk
• 1907

Part of Brodsky Papers

c28 October 1907 added by hand.

Newscutting of a report of a concert given at the R.M.C.M. Club

• AB-AB/092
• Stuk
• 1909

Part of Brodsky Papers

At the beginning of the new season of the R.M.C.M. Club [October 1909], Mrs Brodsky and Madame Grieg [who was staying with the Brodskys in Bowdon] held a reception for members and friends.

Newscutting of a review of a concert given at the R.M.C.M. Club in October

• AB-AB/093
• Stuk
• 1909

Part of Brodsky Papers

Madame Grieg had succeeded her husband as patron of the club following his death.

Newscutting of the inauguration of the RMCM Club

• AB-AB/094
• Stuk
• 1907

Part of Brodsky Papers

Dated c.28 October 1907 by hand. The inauguration concert programme is AB/113. The inaugural meeting of the RMCM Club on 26 October 1907, was hosted by its president, Mrs. Anna Brodsky.

Newscutting of a report of a concert given at the RMCM Club

• AB-AB/095
• Stuk
• 1909

Part of Brodsky Papers

This very brief note reports on the opening concert of the RMCM Club [[covered in more detail in AB/092 and AB/093], in which Madame Grieg, Edward Isaacs, Anton Maaskoff and the Brodsky Quartet performed.

Royal Manchester College of Music (1893-1973), music conservatoire

Newscutting of a review of a concert given by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Johannes Brahms

• AB-AB/096
• Stuk
• [1880s]

Part of Brodsky Papers

Newscutting of a review of the fourth Musikverein Concert

• AB-AB/097
• Stuk
• nd

Part of Brodsky Papers

This article has been marked by hand in blue.

Brosky's term's end report from the Conservatorium der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, Vienna

• AB-AB/098
• Stuk
• 31 Jul 1867

Part of Brodsky Papers

The report covers the term 1866-67, and shows that Brodsky was studying violin, composition and piano. His progress has been 'outstanding'. The certificate is signed by Hellmesberger, director of the Conservatoire.

Typescript letter of introduction and recommendation for Adolph Brodsky, signed from Daniel McCabe, Lord Mayor of Manchester

• AB-AB/099
• Stuk
• 05-Apr-1915

Part of Brodsky Papers