Don't expect to find any disc records documented before 1894.
Paul Charosh
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The Orchestra on Record. Claude Arnold.
There was a listing of acoustically recorded chamber music in the ARSC
journal a number of years ago, multi-parted. I did'nt understand the layout
or codes and found it incomprehemsible.
Acoustical violin. Try Creighton.
Piano. Ask the International Piano Archives at U of Md. They know what
the latest scolarship is in this area.
There have been trumpt, horn and, I think, harp discograpies which may
cover these years. You'll have to check. Brigham Young Univ has a dedicated
viola and harp colections and can probaby fill you in og most such
acoutical material.
Various multi-LP and CD reissues by Symposium, etc., usually have
discoraphic data in the notes.
Cello, bass, other instruments, don't know of any at the moment though no
doubt they are in some stage of compilation somewhere. Ask Yale Historical
Sound Recordings.
Steve Smolian
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Jaemin,
You might try the following:
Victor Girard and Harold M. Barnes
Title: VERTICAL-CUT CYLINDERS AND DISCS A CATALOGUE OF ALL 'HILL-&-DALÈ“
RECORDINGS OF SERIOUS WORTH MADE AND ISSUED BETWEEN 1897-1932 CIRCA
Publisher:London, British Institute of Recorded Sound, 1964
Sara Velez
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Subject: [ARSCLIST] Looking for Discography/cylinderography for classical
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Hello everyone,
I am looking for the discography and/or cylinderography for the European
classical music that covers the early era of the 78s (like the late 1880s to
the early 1930s). I found that "Bibliography of Discographies: Vol. 1:
Classical Music, 1925-1975" and "Voices of the Past" series would be of the
relevant. But I am afraid that the "Bibliography" does not cover the early
period, while "Voices of the Past" contain the vocal records other than
classical music. Could anyone kindly let me know anything about the discography
and/or cylinderography? Anything even like "I don't think that there will
be anything beyond that" would work.
Thank you very much.
Jaemin=
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