I listened this morning. Some of the cuts were inaudible, some surprisingly good. The second cut, whose title is given as "[unidentified violin and piano]" is, in fact, a well-known piece in the violin repertory. It's the slow movement of . . . and gosh I cannot remember whose violin concerto (or sonata). I'm embarrassed. But someone should be able to quickly identify it and let the Edison people know.

Cordially,
Ed Morman
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