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Performing groups
| Name |
Reference in name |
Residence |
Began |
Ended |
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Viano
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Portmanteau of v plus iano (from violin-viola-violoncello + piano)
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M
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Vienna
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City of origin
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M
T
R
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Vienna Soloists
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City of origin
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M
R
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Vieuxtemps
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Henri Vieuxtemps (1820–1881), composer and violinist (presumably)
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1976 ca. |
M
R
R
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Villiers
U
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A street in London, England
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M
T
R
R
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Vilnius
U
A
Vilniaus (Kvartetas)
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City of origin
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M
R
R
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Vlach
A
Vlachovo
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Josef Vlach (1923–88), founding 1st violinist |
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1975 |
M
T
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Vlach (Prague)
A
Vlachovo kvarteto Praha
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Josef Vlach (1923–88), founding 1st violinist of the original Vlach Quartet
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R
R
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Voces
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Latin word for Voices |
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M
R
R
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Voces Intimæ
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Quartet Voces intimæ by Jean Sibelius (1865–1957)
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R
R
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Vogler
U
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Tim Vogler, founding 1st violinist (presumably)
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Germany (Democratic Republic) |
1985 |
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M
T
R
R
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Voxare
U
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Imaginary Latin word from vox
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M
R
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Vulva Voce
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Quartet of all women
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M
T
R
R
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Waldbauer-Kerpely
A
Hungarian
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Imre Waldbauer (1892–1953), founding 1st violinist; Jenő Kerpely (1885–1954), founding 1st cellist
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1946 |
M
R
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Walden
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Henry David Thoreau’s Walden
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1979? |
M
T
R
R
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Weicher
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John (Jr.) Weicher (1904–69), founding 1st violinist (presumably)
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M
R
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