Volume 1: Wenkart family guest book, 1944, 1952-1960, 1977

Wenkart family guest books

Index to selected names in Volume 1
[Page number refers to the pencil number added to pages and insertions by the cataloguer]

ALMA TRIO (Maurice Wilk, Gabor Rejto, Adolph Baller) p. 40, p. 90a-d and p. 92a  [newscuttings]; 1958, p. 57; 30 May 1958, p. 60; 1 June 1958, p. 62; p. 63a-b [itinerary]; p. 64a-d [printed program]; p. 65a [photograph]; p. 66a-f [letters]; September 1959, pp. 91-95; September 1959, p. 96a [invitation from Musica Viva Society]; September 1959 pp. 96b-c [schedule]; p. 117a [newscutting].
AMADEUS QUARTET, 30 May 1958, p. 60; p. 67.
Neville AMADIO, Australian flautist, p. 44.
Peter ASHLEY, 23 November 1957, p. 49.
AUSTRAL QUARTET, 28 August 1960, p. 123a [printed newsletter].
AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE UNITED NATIONS AUXILIARY, in presence of the Hon. Harold Holt, 28 November 1953, p. 27a-d [2 printed invitations].
Paul BADURA-SKODA, Austrian pianist, 30 August 1952, p. 13a, p. 53a and p. 56a [printed invitation to farewell party and musicale]; 31 August 1952, p. 10a-b [newscuttings]; p. 29 [signed photograph, Adrian Boddington Photography, Melbourne]; p. 53b [signed photograph]; 9 April 1956, p. 30; p. 37.
Werner BAER, German-born Australian composer and broadcaster, July 1953, p. 4; 1959, p. 91; 10 April 1960, p. 105.
Daniel BARENBOIM, Argentine-born pianist, 1958-1959, p. 69a-b and 70a-c [newscuttings]; 13 July 1958, p. 72; p. 76; p. 77-79 [farewell party]; p. 80 [printed image].
Sidor BELARSKY, Ukrainian-American singer, 12 June 1960, p. 110; 22 June 1960, p. 109 [newscutting].
BUDAPEST SPORTS CLUB, 28 November 1959, p. 98a; p. 99a-c.
CIVILIAN MAIMED & LIMBLESS ASSOCIATION, 15 July 1956, featuring Werner Baer, Cornelia Brain, Bela Dekany, Donald Hollier, Robert Pikler and Lois Simpson, p. 38 [printed invitation].
Kay DALLY-WATKINS, p. 42; p. 44; p. 86; 13 June 1960, p. 111.
Alexander DEDYUKHIN, Russian pianist/accompanist, p. 119b-c; p. 122a [photograph].
Bela DEKANY, Hungarian violinist, p. 14; p. 28; p. 37.
Margaret DELVES, Australian producer and director, 25 June 1954, p. 18; p. 22.
Philippe ENTREMONT, French pianist, 10 April 1960, p. 104; 28 April 1960-11 June 1960, pp. 107-109.
Clive and Marjorie EVATT, 3 July 1954, p. 19.
Guy and Monique FALLOT, French cellist and pianist, pp. 43-44 [with printed flyer]; p. 45.
Rudolf FIRKUSNY, Moravian-American pianist, 29 March 1959, p. 84.
Doris FITTON, Australian actress, 13 June 1960, p. 111.
Eugene GOOSSENS, English conductor and composer, p. 21.
HAKOAH SOCCER CLUB, 27 February 1960, p. 100a-e.
Donald HAZELWOOD, Australian violinist, 1959, p. 91.
HOFFMANN STRING QUARTET (Andrew Hoffmann, Elwin Elliott, Peter Abraham, John Painter), 18 November 1956, p. 32a and 51a [printed invitation]; p. 49.
William G. JAMES, Australian pianist and composer, p. 34; 27 May 1957, p. 42; p. 44; p. 86; 10 April 1960, p. 105; 13 June 1960, p. 111.
Grant JOHANNESEN, American pianist, 25 September 1960, p. 126.
Eva KELLY, Australian violinist, p. 28.
KLEINES WIENER THEATRE, presentation of ‘Don Juan in Hell’, 23 May 1953, p. 4a [printed invitation]; p. 36.
Klara KOMLOS, p. 39.
Ernest LLEWELLYN, Australian violinist, 15 February 1957, p. 40.
Nicolai MALKO, Russian-born American conductor, 1959, p. 92; 10 April 1960, p. 105; 10 July 1960, p. 112.
Anne MENZIES, Australian clarinettist, 1959, p. 91.
Charles MOSES, British-born Australian administrator, General Manager of the ABC, p. 21; p. 34.
MUSICA VIVA YOUNGER SET, Christmas Musicale (with more than 300 guests), 13 December 1959, p. 98b [newscutting].
MUSICA VIVA YOUNGER SET QUARTET (Maurice Stead, Ronald Cragg, David Jackson, Gregory Elmaloglou), 15 December 1957, p. 51; p. 52a [printed flyer]; 13 December 1959, p. 98b [newscutting].
MUSICA VIVA YOUNGER SET TRIO (June Diamond, Lois McAllister, Margaret Huthwaite), 15 December 1957, p. 52a [printed flyer].
Robert PIKLER, Hungarian-born Australian violinist, violist and conductor, September 1953, p. 5; 26 March 1954, p. 15; 15 February 1957, p. 40; 8 December 1960, p. 128.
Monica RAY, 22 April 1958, p. 58a-b [souvenir menu].
Gabor REJTO, Hungarian cellist, founding member of Alma Trio, p. 54a; 5 June 1958, p. 66a-b [letter].
Regina RIDGE, Manager of Musica Viva, 6 June 1958, p. 66f [letter]; 2 October 1959, p. 96d [letter].
Francis ROSNER, violinist, 1960, p. 130; p. 130a [photograph].
Mstislav ROSTROPOVICH, Russian cellist and conductor, 28 August 1960, p. 119a-c, p. 120; p. 121a-b [photograph]; 24 October 1977, p. 121c [printed article from Time Magazine]; p. 122a [photograph].
Teddy SALZMAN, cellist, p. 125 [photograph].
Peter SCHIDLOF, Austrian-British violist, p. 68a [business card].
Bela SIKI, Hungarian pianist, p. 22; 30 September 1960, p. 127; 11 December 1960, p. 130b-e [letter].
Yolande SIKI, p. 21.
Constantin SILVESTRI, Romanian conductor, June 1959, p. 88; p. 88a-b [photograph by Charles Thompson, Mt Lawley]; p. 88c [printed description and image].
SMETANA QUARTET, 3 November 1957, p. 47a [invitation from Musica Viva Society]; p. 48.
TEN’S DAILY, “Prosit 1945”, Silvester [New Year’s Eve, 1944], pp. 2a-2g [newsletter, in German].
Kenneth TRIBE, Musica Viva Chairman, p. 129.
Rachel VALLER, Australian pianist, p. 20; 1958, p. 57; p. 92.
WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL ZIONIST ORGANISATION, 29 November 1958, p. 73a-b [invitation]; 2 December 1958, p. 73c [letter].

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