The Dolmetsch Manner
HE Dolmetsch Trio was one of the most fascinating musical groups to visit these shores. Since curiosity is often a quickening element in appreci-
ation, the unusualness of the instruments played captured the attention. No item wearied by being too long and the information given about the instruments in the quaint un-English voice of Carl Dolmetsch, with his whimsical observations, added to the relish of the programme. After listening to the trio over the landlines, there was at least one person disappointed that they never came to his city. I was, therefore, all the more keen to hear the studio programme conducted by Carl Dolmetsch and heard over 3YC, although I must admit that in these I missed the delightful response of the audience to the humorous touches
and to the music itself.
Westcliff
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 766, 26 March 1954, Page 10
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137The Dolmetsch Manner New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 766, 26 March 1954, Page 10
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