Newscutting of a review of a concert given by Anton Maaskoff at the Wigmore Hall

At this concert in the Wigmore Hall, Anton Maaskoff, one of the many brilliant violinists who studied with Adolph Brodsky in Manchester at the beginning of the century, played Brahms's G minor Sonata, Mozart's Concerto in E flat major and Novacek's Perpetuum Mobile which showed his brilliant technique. The critic considers Maaskoff to be a performer rather than an interpreter. Adolph Hallis was the accompanist.