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== Audio file information ==
 
== Audio file information ==
 
{{Audio file information (cylinder records)
 
{{Audio file information (cylinder records)
|Image= <!-- [[Image:{{PAGENAME}}.jpg|thumb|150px|left]] -->
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|Label= Edison Records (Edison Blue Amberol Records)
 
|Label= Edison Records (Edison Blue Amberol Records)
 
|Cylinder type= Edison Blue Amberol
 
|Cylinder type= Edison Blue Amberol
 
|Cylinder number= BA 1760
 
|Cylinder number= BA 1760
 
|1st issue number= WA 327
 
|1st issue number= WA 327
|Info= The Edison Phonograph Monthly, v.11 (1913)
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|Matrix= The Edison Phonograph Monthly, v.11 (1913)
 
|1st released= 1909
 
|1st released= 1909
 
|Reissue released= November 1913
 
|Reissue released= November 1913
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|Composer= Lady John Scott (Alicia Ann  Spottiswoode) (1810-1900)
 
|Composer= Lady John Scott (Alicia Ann  Spottiswoode) (1810-1900)
 
|Lyricist= John Howard Payne (1791-1852)
 
|Lyricist= John Howard Payne (1791-1852)
|Arrangeur= Sinclair Dunn (* 19 century) <!-- composed with Edward Belville the operetta "The Three Beggars"; 1st performed: 28 July 1883 -->
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|Music arranger= Sinclair Dunn (* 19 century) <!-- composed with Edward Belville the operetta "The Three Beggars"; 1st performed: 28 July 1883 -->
 
|Conductor= none
 
|Conductor= none
 
|Performer= John F. Burckhardt (* 19 century)
 
|Performer= John F. Burckhardt (* 19 century)
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|Genre= Pop music 1900s
 
|Genre= Pop music 1900s
 
|FLAC=
 
|FLAC=
|Ogg= [http://pool.publicdomainproject.org/audio/ogg/genres/pop_music_1900s/burckhardt_john_f/edison-ba-760.ogg Ogg]
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|Ogg= [http://pool.publicdomainproject.org/audio/ogg/genres/pop_music_1900s/burckhardt_john_f/edison-ba-1760.ogg Ogg]
|Pdch= 31 December 1970
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|Pdch= 1 January 1971
|Pdeu= 31 December 1979
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|Pdeu= 1 January 1980
|Pdusa= 31 December 1970
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|Pdusa= 1 January 1971
|Pdint= 31 December 2000
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|Pdint= 1 January 2001
 
|other_versions=
 
|other_versions=
 
}}
 
}}
 
  
 
== Storage medium information ==
 
== Storage medium information ==
{{Storage medium information |Image= <!-- [[Image:Edison-blue-amberol-records.jpg|thumb|150px|left]] --> |Label= [[:en:Edison Blue Amberol Records|Blue Amberol Records]] |Manufactor=  [[:en:Edison Records|Edison Records]]  |Storage medium= [[:en:Phonograph cylinder|Phonograph cylinder]] |Material= [[Wikipedia:Celluloid|Celluloid]] |Time duration= 4-minutes |Recording format= 4-minutes: 2-[[Wikipedia:Inch|inch]], 200 [[:en:Tracks per inch|tpi]] |Rotation speed= 150-160 [[:en:Revolutions per minute|rpm]] |Launch= 1912 |Production stop= 1929 |Additional info= [[:en:Indestructible cylinder|Indestructible cylinder]] |Description= [http://cylinders.library.ucsb.edu/history-blueamberol.php CYLINDERS] |Media archives= '''Deutsch:''' [[:de:Kategorie:PD:RAKO-EBAC|Verfügbare Wachswalzen]] (Edison Blue Amberol Walzen)<br>'''English:''' [[:en:Category:PD:RAKO-EBAC|Available cylinders]] (Edison Blue Amberol cylinders) |Media pool= [[:pool:Category:PD:RAKO-EBAC|Available recordings]] (Edison Blue Amberol cylinder recordings) |Other_versions= }}
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{{Storage medium information |Image= Edison-blue-amberol-records.jpg (Edison Blue Amberol cylinder recordings) |Other_versions= }}
  
  
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[[Category:Lady John Scott]] <!-- Composer -->
 
[[Category:Lady John Scott]] <!-- Composer -->
 
[[Category:John Howard Payne]] <!-- Lyricist -->
 
[[Category:John Howard Payne]] <!-- Lyricist -->
[[Category:Sinclair Dunn]] <!-- Arrangeur -->
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[[Category:Sinclair Dunn]] <!-- Music arrangers -->
 
[[Category:John F. Burckhardt]] <!-- Performer -->
 
[[Category:John F. Burckhardt]] <!-- Performer -->
[[Category:PD CH 1970]] <!-- Public Domain -->
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[[Category:PD CH 1971]] <!-- Public Domain -->
[[Category:PD EU 1979]] <!-- Public Domain -->
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[[Category:PD EU 1980]] <!-- Public Domain -->
[[Category:PD USA 1970]] <!-- Public Domain -->
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[[Category:PD USA 1971]] <!-- Public Domain -->
[[Category:PD INT 2000]] <!-- Public Domain -->
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[[Category:PD INT 2001]] <!-- Public Domain -->
 
[[Category:PD:RAKO-EBAC-00001]] <!-- Archive container -->
 
[[Category:PD:RAKO-EBAC-00001]] <!-- Archive container -->
 
<!-- [[Category:FLAC sound files]] --> <!-- FLAC -->
 
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[[Category:Ogg sound files]] <!-- Ogg -->
 
[[Category:Ogg sound files]] <!-- Ogg -->
[[Category:Audio file licenses]] <!-- License and description file -->
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[[Category:Carl Flisch collection]] <!-- License and description file -->

Latest revision as of 00:58, 15 March 2017

Author and source

Description
English: Performer: John F. Burckhardt (* 19 century)

Vocal range: Instrumental
Title/Work: Annie Laurie (Home Sweet Home)
Content: Bells, orchestra accompaniment
Composer: Lady John Scott (Alicia Ann Spottiswoode) (1810-1900)
Lyricist: John Howard Payne (1791-1852)
Genre: Pop music 1900s
Recording date: 1909

Release date: 1909
Date 14 June 2012
Source PD:RAKO-EBAC-00001
Author MP3: University of California, Santa Barbara Library
Permission

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Audio file information

Image
Label Edison Records (Edison Blue Amberol Records)
Cylinder type Edison Blue Amberol
Cylinder no. BA 1760
1st issue no. WA 327
Matrix/StamperID The Edison Phonograph Monthly, v.11 (1913)
1st issue released 1909
Reissue released November 1913
1st issue recorded 1909
Reissue recorded 1913
Cutout date unknown
Place of recording West Orange, New Jersey (United States)
Description CYLINDERS
Author(s)/Composer(s) Lady John Scott (Alicia Ann Spottiswoode) (1810-1900)
Lyricist(s) John Howard Payne (1791-1852)
Music arranger(s) Sinclair Dunn (* 19 century)
Conductor(s) none
Performer(s) John F. Burckhardt (* 19 century)
Vocal range Instrumental
Title/Work Annie Laurie (Home Sweet Home)
Content Bells, orchestra accompaniment
Genre(s) Pop music 1900s
FLAC
Ogg (Vorbis/Theora) Ogg
PD CH 1 January 1971
PD EU 1 January 1980
PD USA 1 January 1971
PD INT 1 January 2001

Storage medium information

Image Edison-blue-amberol-records.jpg (Edison Blue Amberol cylinder recordings)
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