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Herbert Kinze was born on 3 September 1885 in Penge, England, to Rudolf and Martha Kinze. His father Rudolf was a colonial produce broker and a naturalised British Subject. Herbert changed his German name from Kinze to Kinsey, some time after World War I. The London Symphony Orchestra, where he was
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My First Violin Book; Four Miniature Sketches; Serenade; Six Pieces; Elementary Progressive Studies (Books I - III); 12 Preliminary Studies; Four Little Fairy Pictures; Three Contrasted Pieces; Canzonetta; Elegy for Violin and Pianoforte (1910); Barcarole, for Violin & Pianoforte (1912); The
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was Prime Minister. And how a fortnight later, Sir Hubert lined the quartet up in the corridor outside his room at the RCM and put ten golden sovereigns into each of their hands, saying that “Arthur had sent them for the boys!” The following year they went to Mr Balfour’s house in Carlton House
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on piano. Kinsey's wife, Olive Bloom was often the pianist for the quartet. Both quartets performed regularly throughout the 1920s. Kinsey also played with the Charles Woodhouse Quartet with Ernest Yonge and Charles Crabbe.
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In 1919 he founded the Herbert Kinsey String Quartet with Frank Howard, Ernest Tomlinson and Bertie Patterson Parker. In 1925 he formed the Kinsey Piano Quartet, which consisted of Kinsey on violin, Frank Howard on viola;
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on viola and Ivor James on cello. The quartet was founded by Scott mainly to introduce contemporary British music to London audiences. Their programs at Aeolian Hall featured new works by
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On the 19th of October 1904, Kinsey on violin, with Frank Bridge (viola), Vera Warwick Evans (violin) and Ivor James (cello) gave what was believed to be the first British premiere of
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replaced Thomas Morris as first violin from 1911. Ivor James recalls in his memoires how, in 1904, the quartet were sent by
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Fisherman’s Tale for Violin and Pianoforte (1933); The Foundations of Violin Playing and Musicianship (1954).
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on harp and Ravel conducting. He later recorded the work, again with Ravel conducting, in 1923.
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He married the pianist Olive Louise Augusta Blume (later Bloom) (1884-1967) in 1912.
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Terrace where they played the Bach C major Concerto for two pianos (Donald Tovey and
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He published the following violin compositions, and books on violin teaching:
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Hawera & Normanby Star, volume XLIV, issue XLIV, (8 March 1924), p.10
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1913–1928. His tutor books for the violin have been published by the
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London, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936
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the principal second violin, records both versions of his name.
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In 1902 he gained an open scholarship to study at the
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Ivor Gurney and Marion Scott: Song of Pain and Beauty
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Lionel Tertis, The First Great Virtuoso of the Viola
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Cobbett's Cyclopedic Survey of Chamber Music, Vol I
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Recital Programme, Bechstein Hall, 17 December 1913
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Penge
Croydon, London
English String Quartet
London String Quartet
London Symphony Orchestra
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Royal College of Music
Enrique Fernández Arbós
Frank Bridge
Ivor James
Marjorie Hayward
Sir Hubert Parry
Schumann
Brahms
Donald Tovey
Arthur Balfour
James Friskin
Walenn String Quartet
Gerald Walenn
Lionel Tertis
Debussy
String Quartet
Marion Scott
Sybil Maturin
Charles Villiers Stanford
Walford Davies
James Friskin
Hubert Parry
William Hurlstone
Maurice Ravel

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