THE PASCAL QUARTET were photographed at Dunedin during their fast-moving New Zealand tour—which is taking them to many provincial towns as well as the main centres. Next Monday, May 9, they will be heard from 2XG, Gisborne, and on Wednesday, May 11, they will give the last of their Beethoven Quartet broadcasts from 1XH, Hamilton, and all YC stations. The players from left to right, are Jacques Dumont and Maurice Crut (violins), Robert Salles ('cello) and Walter Gerhard (viola).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 823, 6 May 1955, Page 25
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79THE PASCAL QUARTET were photographed at Dunedin during their fast-moving New Zealand tour—which is taking them to many provincial towns as well as the main centres. Next Monday, May 9, they will be heard from 2XG, Gisborne, and on Wednesday, May 11, they will give the last of their Beethoven Quartet broadcasts from 1XH, Hamilton, and all YC stations. The players from left to right, are Jacques Dumont and Maurice Crut (violins), Robert Salles ('cello) and Walter Gerhard (viola). New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 823, 6 May 1955, Page 25
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