Anker 9911

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  • Side A: Tárogató-Solo: Gara Guly (unknown birth/death), Tárogató-Virtuose mit Orchesterbegleitung: Die Botschaft (The Message) (Composer: James Brooks[1] (1760-1809))
  • Side B: Tárogató-Solo: Gara Guly (unknown birth/death), Tárogató-Virtuose mit Orchesterbegleitung: Gedenke mein (Think of me) (Phantasie) (Composer: John Milton (1562–1647))
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Medium 78 rpm record (double sided, 10")
Label Anker Records
Cat. no. 9911
Order number 06965 / 06968
Matrix/StamperID 06965 / 06968
1st release date 1915
Place of recording Berlin (German Reich)
1st recording date 1914[2] (06965) / 1914 (06968)
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References Carl Flisch collection
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References

  1. John Marsh: The John Marsh Journals: The Life and Times of a Gentleman Composer (1757-1828); Sociology of Music No.9; p.260; ref.95: James Brooks (1760-1809). Composer and violinist. A native of Bath, he was the son of the violinist John Brooks etc., published by the Pendragon Press, 1998; ISBN 0-945193-94-7
  2. DISMARC: Anker Record No. 9911., Link to the record


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Carl Flisch

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Medium 78 rpm record (double sided, 10")
Label Anker Records
Cat. no. 9911
Order number 06965 / 06968
Matrix/StamperID 06965 / 06968
Collection CF
Cleaning process none
Digitizing process ELP LT-2XA
Location see below (if available)
Archive Küsnacht ZH (Switzerland)
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Level
Container RAKO-SD25-00005