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Brilliant Beethoven Exponent as Musical
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Brilliant Beethoven Exponent as Musical Humorist_x000D_
Ernst von Dohnany , the Hungarian pianist , and brilliant Beethoven exponent , who has just made his reappearance in London at the Queen's Hall concert hall in Langham Place, London. He also played the piano part in his own work ' Variations on a nursery song ' a composition full of orchestral humour_x000D_
3 February 1923
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Brilliant Beethoven Exponent as Musical Humorist_x000D_
Ernst von Dohnany , the Hungarian pianist , and brilliant Beethoven exponent , who has just made his reappearance in London at the Queen's Hall concert hall in Langham Place, London.
He also played the piano part in his own work ' Variations on a nursery song ' a composition full of orchestral humour_x000D_
3 February 1923.
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