Mastersingers Male Quartet, 1933-36

Component identifier:: Subseries 11b
Content Summary:: The Mastersingers Male Quartet (also known as the Studio Quartet) was formed in 1933 at the suggestion of the ABC as a quartet for regular radio work. The foundation members of the group were George Livermore (tenor), Albert Miller (tenor), Norman Hastelow (bass) and Harry Bond (male alto) with Antill conducting, arranging and composing music for the quartet. Other vocal music is in series 8i and 8j.

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Location of this collection:: National Library of Australia

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