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The London String Quartet was a string quartet founded in London in 1908 which remained one of the leading English chamber groups into the 1930s, and made several well-known recordings. ==Personnel== The personnel of the London String Quartet was:〔Corrected 1 Dec 2008 following: (''Acoustic Chamber Music Sets (1899-1926): A Discography'', by Frank Forman )〕 1st Violin: *Albert Sammons (1908–1917) *James Levey (1917–1927) *John Pennington (1927–1934) 2nd Violin: *Thomas W. Petre (1908–1916, 1919–1934) *H. Wynne Reeves (1916) *Edwin Virgo (1917–1918) *Herbert Kinsey (1918) Viola: *Harry Waldo Warner (1908–1929) *Philip Sainton (1930)〔Not listed by Forman, op. cit. Warner retired due to ill health and was replaced by Sainton who was in turn replaced by Primrose in June 1930 see Tully Potter article 'Britain's early chamber ambassadors' ''Classical Recordings Quarterly'',(London: Autumn 2010, p.16〕 *William Primrose (1930–1934) Cello: *Charles Warwick Evans (1908–1934; he later made his career in America) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「London String Quartet」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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