Stuyvesant String Quartet- The Stuyvesant String Quartet - In Concert at the Library of Congress (CD) Sun Ra and His Arkestra some he wrote like "In

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Stuyvesant String Quartet- The Stuyvesant String Quartet - In Concert at the Library of Congress (CD) Sun Ra and His Arkestra some he wrote like "InBridge Records is pleased to present this previously unissued performance by the Stuyvesant Quartet. The recording is the only known "in concert" recording by this stellar quartet of players associated with Toscanini's legendary NBC Symphony Orchestra, and was made at the Library of Congress's Coolidge Auditorium in 1946. This release is part of Bridge's ongoing series devoted to the Stuyvesant Quartet's historic recordings.