JAN CHERNIAVSKY PIANO Chopin Liszt Borodin PATHE 1910
  $   67

 


$ 67 Sold For
Oct 2, 2011 Sold Date
Sep 25, 2011 Start Date
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  Switzerland Country Of Seller
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Jan Cherniavsky, born Ukraine 1892, naturalized Canadian 1922, died in Vancouver 8 Jan. 1989. He was the second of three brothers ( Leo, violinist; Mischel, cellist ) who performed the Cherniavsky Trio from 1901 until 1934, touring Europe, South Africa, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand in 1908 and North America 1915-17. They disbanded in 1934. Jan, after early studies in the Ukraine became lessons from Leschetitzky in Vienna in 1905 and then beetween 1910-1915. At this time he made some solo accoustic records for Pathé Saphir, hill and dale. All three brothers became Canadian citizens in 1922 and continued to give concerts throughout North America and South Africa.

11 1/2"  ( 29 cm ) Pathé etched label 79315 / 79318, Chopin, Valse in C sharp minor op. 64 No 2; Prélude No 24 & Etude op. 25.  Cond: 2-3

11 1/2"  ( 29cm ) Pathé paper label 6309, Liszt, Rhapsodie hongroise No 6. Cond: 2.     Both Pathé recorded 1910 - 1915.

10" accoustic British Columbia 3360, Borodine, Au couvent; Paderewski, Menuet - Paraphrase, by Leo Cherniawski violin, matrices A248, A246.  Cond: 2 / 1-2

Grading:

1 = mint, never played on gramophone, is not used

1-2 = top copy, no traces of use - virtually as new

2 = excellent copy, few light non-sounding rubs/marks

2-3 = light traces of wear (rubs/marks), very light greying and/or light scratches, non sounding blemishes

3 = a good average copy with more noticeable rubs and marks; light greying, few light scratches possible

3-4 = more traces of use, sonic wear from light greying. An inferior average copy, light scratches possible

4 = some sounding wear, heavier rubs and marks, scratches possible

5 = obvious sounding wear, heavy rubs, marks, scratches. An unsatisfactory copy.

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