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His Master's Voice/La Voce Del Padrone - The Italian Catalogue; A Complete Numerical Catalogue of Italian Gramophone Recordings Made from 1898 to 1929 in Italy and elsewhere by the Gramophone Company Ltd (Hardcover)
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His Master's Voice/La Voce Del Padrone - The Italian Catalogue; A Complete Numerical Catalogue of Italian Gramophone Recordings Made from 1898 to 1929 in Italy and elsewhere by the Gramophone Company Ltd (Hardcover)
Series: Discographies: Association for Recorded Sound Collections Discographic Reference
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This discography provides, for perhaps the first time, a complete
numerical catalogue of Italian gramophone recordings made by the
Gramophone Company Ltd. Kelly has effectively used the archives and
registers of EMI Limited (The Gramophone Company) to offer a richly
detailed picture of recording activity during the years 1898 to
1929. The Gramophone Company was established in London in 1898 and
by 1899 six branches had been set up in Europe, among them Milan,
Italy. In each branch, matrixes were numbered serially and coded to
indicate recorder, making it possible to identify not only the
first Gramophone record to be made in Italy--Bice Adami singing Voi
lo sapete with piano accompaniment--but to follow the course of the
company's activities. The main catalogue is divided into three
sections: recordings issued on the Gramophone label; recordings
issued on the Zonophone label, including the Trento-Trieste
Supplement; and recordings issued on the Gramophone Green label.
Most entries include the following information: the original
catalogue number; the matrix (serial) number of the recording in
its correct form; the date of recording; the name of the artist(s)
involved in making the recording, including the accompaniast where
known; the title of the piece; and alternate issue numbers. Kelly's
introduction gives an overview of the company's history and
cataloging practices. Kelly not only examines the history of the
Italian Gramophone Company, but added to the discographical record
of the Victor Talking Machine Company, of which Gramophone was the
European, Asian, and African partner. His discography will be
welcomed by anyone interested in the international history of
recorded music.Record collectors will also find it a valuable
resource.
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