Only the D and HD numbers are significant. Cyrillic D stands for a long unpronounceable word which means Long Playing. The H, actually the Cyrillic N for Novy or new, means it was remastered. Thus, HD 03378 and 79 is the oldest from 1956 despite the Gost number. D 011827 is from 1963, D 017985 is from 1966 and D 022517 is from 1968.
What else do you need to know?
Michael Biel.
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The roct 5289 numbers (pronounced Gost) are government manufacturing standards, and have NOTHING to do with the recording, and should not be considered important. They were changed in 1950, 56, 61, 68, 72, 80, and 86 I believe. They give only an indication of when the copy you are holding was pressed. Remove them.
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Perhaps a more appropriate group to ask would be ARSC (Assoc. for
Recorded Sound Collections) or IASA - International Assoc. of Sound
Archives.
Paul T.
On 11/8/2021 6:03 AM, Greg Sigman wrote:
> Good morning, music librarians!
>
> This query comes from Leonard Lehrman, who is a reference librarian at
> the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Public Library. He posed this question to
> the Greater New York chapter. I thought we might have more luck
> nationally. Here it is--
>
> Leonard seeks any information he can find about the following Russian
> records, all from Melodiya, Leningradskiy Zavod :
>
> гост 5289-61 Д-017985 & 86 recorded "ВСГ" (?)
>
> Ensemble "Дружба" ("Friendship") & Эдита Пьеха (Edith Piekha)
>
> Artistic Director A. Bronevitskiy; Soloists: A. Королев, Т. Соостер
>
> Titles by various authors incl. Fel'tsman, Rozhdestvenskiy,
> Ostrovsky, Dolmatovskiy
>
> гост 5289-61 Д-011827 & 8
>
> Nadezhda Obukhova sings Romances by Varlamov (5), Bulakhov (3),
> Gurilev (4)
>
> гост 5289-68 Д-020557 & 8 Nadezhda Obukhova sings Ancient
> romances & songs
>
> including opening number with [tenor] I[gor] Kozlovskiy - no
> composers listed, only (16) titles
>
> гост 5289-68 НД-03378 & 9 M. Musorgskiy sung by B[oris] Gmyrya
> (Гмыря); Л. Острин, pno
>
> All the writing on these LPs is in Russian.
>
> From the numbers, I think the first 2 are from 1961; the last 2
> from 1968.
>
> The Obukhova records have florid descriptions of her on the
> jackets, though nothing about the music.
>
> The other two have nothing except on the discs themselves.
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Leonard J. Lehrman
>
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>
>
> If you know of a good reference source for Russian records of the
> 1960s, please email me or Leonard, [log in to unmask]
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>, off-list.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Gretg
>
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