Kathleen Long - Decca Solo Recordings, 1941-1945An unobtrusive figure in the British music scene and despite her self stated lack of ambition, KATHLEEN LONG (1896 1968) was a musician of the highest order. She taught for 44 years at the Royal College of Music and was a major Decca artist for two decades, having recorded for several other labels before that. Her first recording was made in 1928, and her first Decca recordings (of Mozart's Piano Concertos K449 and K450) were made in 1935. Her first

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