2ndviolinist's video: Pablo Casals Joseph Hollman Judith Bokor play The Swan

The Swan from Saint-Saëns’s Carnival of the Animals Compare, contrast, or just enjoy. Recorded in: Casals-1915, Hollman? , Bokor-1914 Casals Hollman 2:50 Bokor 5:22 Pao Casals (1876-1973) http://www.classicalnotes.net/columns/casals.html Joseph Hollman (1852-1927) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Hollman Judith Bokor (1899-1972) Judith Bokor was born in Budapest. Graduated 9th at the conservatory in Budapest with David Popper, and then studied in Berlin with Hugo Becker. She was married to the Hungarian Geza Kalman Kosch (1887 -1971). The couple fled in 1919 during the communist regime of Bela Kun in Hungary and came to the Netherlands. Geza Kalman Kosch changed his name to Geza Koos and became, on the advice of Willem Mengelberg, an impresario. He was one of the most influential impresarios of the Netherlands, as a manager of the famous Kurhaus Concerts. With help from her husband, Judith Bokor, soon became an international career as a cello soloist. She performed in the Netherlands as well as Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Spain, Italy, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Germany and Switzerland. In 1913 She toured three months by North America. From 1919 to about 1925 the pianist Louis Schnitzler was her accompanist, then Theo van der Pas. She played under many famous conductors including Willem Mengelberg, Artur Nikisch, Georg Wilhelm Furtwängler and Schneevoigt. Her career lasted until the 1930-1931 season, and ended due to illness.