CD 1:
Schubert:
Trio in B-flat, Op. 99

Dunhill:
Phantasy Trio

Fuchs:
Duet

Grieg:
Sonata No. 3 in C minor, Op. 45

Brahms:
Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 120/1

Kreisler:
La Chasse in the style of Cartier
Chanson Louis XIII in the style of Couperin

Faure:
Elegie

CD 2:
Tod Boyd:
Samoan Lullaby

Dale:
Romance

McEwen:
Breath o’ June

Ireland:
The Holy Boy

J. S. Bach:
Chaconne

Korngold:
Much Ado About Nothing - Hornpipe

Dohnanyi:
Sonata in C-sharp minor, Op. 21

Tertis:
Sonata in C-sharp minor, Op. 21

Selzer:
Sarabande (Air on the G-String)

Schubert:
Du bist die Ruh’ (arr. Tertis)

Delius:
Violin Sonata No. 2 (arr. Tertis)
Hassan - Serenade

Kreisler:
Preludium and Allegro

Mendelssohn:
Sweet Remembrance (arr. Tertis)

Bach:
Come, Sweet Death (arr. Tertis)

CD 3:
Handel:
Passacaglia (arr. Halvorsen)

Mendelssohn:
Trio No. 2 in C minor, Op. 66

Mozart:
Trio in E, K. 542 (cut)
Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat, K.364

Lament (Old Irish Air) (trad., arr. Tertis)

CD 1:
Tracks 1-4 with Albert Sammons (violin) & Ethel Hobday (piano)
track 5 with Albert Sammons (violin) & Frank St. Leger (piano)
track 6 with Albert Sammons (violin)
tracks 7-13 with Albert Sammons (violin) & Ethel Hobday (piano)
tracks 14-15 with Frank St. Leger (piano)
16 with Ethel Hobday (piano)

CD 2:
Tracks 1-3 with Frank St. Leger (piano)
4 with Ethel Hobday (piano), 5-6 with piano accompaniment
7-9 with Frank St. Leger (piano)
10-12 with piano accompaniment
13-16 with George Reeves (piano)
17-18 with Ethel Hobday (piano) 19:
with piano accompaniment

CD 3:
Track 1 with Albert Sammons (violin)
2 with Ethel Hobday (piano)
3-8 with Albert Sammons (violin) & William Murdoch (piano)
9-11 Albert Sammons (violin) & London Philharmonic Orchestra/Hamilton Harty

(Vocalions) “This seals it for the Tertis collector. And Biddulph’s commitment to restoring all Tertis’s commercial discs to the catalogue has been immense. To them goes the credit (Columbias) This is a veritable Feast of Tertis … this set is a cause of celebration for admirers … Praise be, we also get full matrix and issue numbers as well. So what we have here, in effect, is the most important body of recordings made by the most important violist of the first half of the twentieth century.” (MusicWeb)

Tertis' previous Biddulph albums much in demand and fetching high prices since they were unavailable.

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Recordings: 1920-1947.