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Melodie (Мелодия), chamber piece
 

 
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Mirror Transcription: 8414 29 8 30 Made in Germany
Original matrix: Orchestrola # 8414
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German > Orchestrola 2178 8414 2178 First edition??
Reverse Side 2178 8413 ––//––
Title Name: Melodie
Language(s) or Ethnics: russian | Catalog category: Cello with Piano | Genre (Music Category): Chamber piece
Artist(s): Eva Heinitz
Composer: Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein
Lyrics By:
Accompaniment Type: Piano | Accompanist: Walter Sommer
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Recording Place: Berlin | Recording Date: 1929
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Record size: 20 cm cm | Label size: 47 mm mm
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File size: 125.5 KB | 654x655 px
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Added by: Konezni | 09.04.2012 12:49 | Last updated by:  Konezni | 23.04.2012 13:44
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Christian Zwarg (chrisz78)
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Not a pseudonym
Interesting hypothesis, but this Orchestrola matrix is about half-a-year earlier (May 1929) than the Adler by Rhode (November 1929), so if it's a dubbing it would have to be the other way around!

What's more, Eva Heinitz was a real person, not a pseudonym:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eva_Heinitz

while I cannot find anything biographical about "Rhode" and "Aron". Maybe it's Heinitz playing on the Adler as well? But then, this rather banal piece of music does not invite any flights of interpretative fancy, so every recording of it will sound rather similar to this one. The Key is ALWAYS F major by the way (that's why it's usually called "Melodie in F"!), so if it appears different this would indicate a difference in recording speed more than anything else. Clausophon and early Küchenmeister products are known to show speed variations sometimes far above 78rpm (rarely if ever below).
  13.04.2012 14:23
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Raoul Konezni (Konezni)
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Of course no pseudonym
The distant dates do not speak against a dubbing in the mentioned direction as matrix 7127 may be a renumbering. But repeated listening prooved indeed no connection between the two recordings. Instead 7127 (wax shows "F. D.") might be originally 10376 (Arnold Földesy with Sandor Arpad, ca. 20. 10. 1929)?
  23.04.2012 14:09
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