Check WERM for any USSR recording of GAYNEH. Rodzinski and Kurz made first
recordings of the Suite, although not until after the Petrillo Ban of
1942-44.

DDR

On Sat, Feb 6, 2021 at 8:22 AM Gary A. Galo <
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> I believe there was a Soviet 78 set of that work, but I can't recall who
> might have been the conductor. I have the Rodzinsky Chicago recording on
> red RCA Victor 45s, but I don't remember if he made one in Cleveland before
> that. Dennis Rooney would know, so perhaps we'll hear from him.
>
> Best,
> Gary
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> Hello everyone.
> I’m looking for the very first recording of Gayaneh Ballet ever recorded -
> suite or complete. Does any know which that would be? I have the Kurtz
> and the Rodzinsky. Were there any before those?
> Regards, Ben Roth
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