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DISC NEW YORK
1507B

FOLK MUSIC OF THE CENTRAL EAST
FOLK SONGS
Sung by Khaleema Nasirova
(Honored artist of Uzbek-Istan)
Abdookadeer - nai (bamboo fife)
Yousobof - tamboor (mandolin)
Enoganoff - doyra (large drum)
320-929

From the collection of Christian Kenny
Mirror Transcription: D320-929 Reverse side
Original matrix: Gramplasttrest and major plants # 929
Label Catalog No Mx/Ctr No Take Order No Censorial No Additional information
American > DISC 1507B 320-929 Reissue (copied or re-recorded matrix)
Reverse Side 1507A 319-6596 ––//––
Soviet records > Gramplasttrest and major plants 929 929 Original matrix
Gramplasttrest and major ... > Noginsk Plant 929 929 ÃÐÊ 465 - ÓÇÐÊ 567Reissue (original matrix) Base fund
Title Name: Folk Song
Language(s) or Ethnics: uzbek | Catalog category: Soprano with Folk Ensemble | Genre (Music Category): Folk song
Artist(s): Halima Nasirova
Composer:
Lyrics By: Kamil Yashin
Accompaniment Type: | Accompanist: Abdukadir Ismailov (nai), Myakeudhodhsha Yusupov (tanbur), Inogamov (doyra)
Bandmaster or conductor:
Recording Place: Tashkent | Recording Date: 09-1935
Transfer speed: 78 RPM | Speed Measurement Method: Quartz Stroboscope
Record size: 25 cm
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Label file size: 955.7 KB | 1400x1400 px | Size of file FLAC: 10.2 MB | 2:56 | 484 kbps x 48 kHz x 16 bit
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Added by: ckenny | 12.02.2024 01:39
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