Notable Performers
- 1948 – Oscar Levant in the film The Barkleys of Broadway (US)
- 1948 – Benno Moiseiwitsch (UK) audio
- 1948 – Woody Herman (US) from album The Second Herd (1948) audio
- 1954 – Liberace (US) video
- 1955 – Lester Metcalf in the film Little Boy Lost (UK)
- 1958 – Les Baxter (US) in album Space Escapade (1958) video
- 1962 – Jerry Murad's Harmonicats (US) from album Stereo Party Volume Two (1962) audio
- 1999 – Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra/100 Violins (Hungary) video
- 2006 – James Galway (Northern Ireland) from album The Essential James Galway (2006) audio
- 2007 – Georges Cziffra (Hungary) video
- 2008 – André Rieu (Netherlands) in the film Andre Rieu - In Wonderland video
- Jascha Heifetz (Lithuania) audio
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