Тюркские фрагменты (На празднике), symphony piece

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02236
Тюркские фрагменты (на празднике),
муз. Ипполитова-Иванова, ч. 4,
исп. орк. ГАБТ'а, под упр. нар. арт
Р-ки Ипполитова-Иванова М. М.
01422

Mirror Transcription:

01422.А.

Reverse side

Original matrix: Mustrust (electric ... # 01422-А
Label		Catalog No	Mx/Ctr No	Take	Order No	Censorial No	Additional information
Mustrust (electric ... > Mustrust USSR (el)		01422	01422	А	02236		First edition??
Reverse Side: Mustrust (electric ... > Музтрест ВСНХ (el)		01421	01421	А	––//––		––//––
	Mustrust (electric ... > Музтрест НКЛП (el)	01422	01422		02236		Reissue (original matrix)

Title Name:

Тюркские фрагменты (На празднике)

Language(s) or Ethnics:

russian | Catalog category: Symphony Orchestra | Genre (Music Category): Symphony piece

Artist(s):

Symphony Orchestra

Composer:

Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov

Lyrics By:

Accompaniment Type:

Bandmaster or conductor:

Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov

Recording Place:

Moscow | Recording Date: 1930

Transfer speed:

78 RPM

Record size:

30 cm | Label size: 90 mm

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TheThirdPartyFiles | 27.12.2015 21:01 | Last updated by: bernikov | 27.12.2015 21:40

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Виктор Вэнглевич (Wiktor) Editor
Comments: 1022 Join Date: 19.10.2010

Спасибо!

Очень красивые эти “Фрагменты”. А под 1419, по логике, должна быть первая их часть – действительно так и есть?

28.12.2015 12:18

Adrian Hindle-Briscall (Adrian) Expert
Comments: 552 Join Date: 03.07.2009

English words in pencil

Written on the label are ’quiet’ and V.G. I believe these were written by collector Vladimir Gurvich. Does anyone know if that is true?

15.12.2017 22:51

Mike G. Jurkevich (mgj) Editor

Re: English words in pencil

Adrian wrote:

“

Written on the label are ’quiet’ and V.G. I believe these were written by collector Vladimir Gurvich. Does anyone know if that is true?

”

Or V. G. = "very good"? Compare the reverse side.

15.12.2017 23:10

Adrian Hindle-Briscall (Adrian) Expert
Comments: 552 Join Date: 03.07.2009

I have one like this, maybe two, and have seen others. I was told about Vladimir Gurvich by someone years ago, I think James Dennis who co-founded the Record Collector magazine. But that may also have been wrong. But V.G. is seen like this on all the records, along with other notes in English, perhaps more often than you’d expect if it just meant very good.

19.12.2017 13:46