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== Audio file information == | == Audio file information == | ||
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|Catalogue number= E7 | |Catalogue number= E7 | ||
|Order number= 1292 | |Order number= 1292 | ||
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|Released= 1912 | |Released= 1912 | ||
|Recorded= 1911 | |Recorded= 1911 | ||
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[[Category:Victory Record]] <!-- Label information --> | [[Category:Victory Record]] <!-- Label information --> | ||
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[[Category:Hymns]] <!-- Genre --> | [[Category:Hymns]] <!-- Genre --> | ||
[[Category:Frank Langford]] <!-- Composer --> | [[Category:Frank Langford]] <!-- Composer --> |
Revision as of 16:34, 29 October 2014
Audio file information
Image(s) | see below (if available)
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Label | Victory Record (Kalliope Company) | ||||
Cat. no. | E7 | ||||
Order number | 1292 | ||||
Matrix/StamperID | none | ||||
1st release date | 1912 | ||||
1st recording date | 1911 | ||||
Coupling date | none | ||||
Cutout date | unknown | ||||
Place of recording | London (United Kingdom) | ||||
Description | Victory E7 | ||||
Author(s)/Composer(s) | Frank Langford (?) | ||||
Lyricist(s) | Frank Gee-Fort (?) | ||||
Music arranger(s) | none | ||||
Conductor(s) | none | ||||
Performer(s) | Robert Carr (1881-1948) | ||||
Vocal range | Baritone | ||||
Title/Work | The hymns my Mother used to sing (1911) | ||||
Content | Baritone vocal solo and orchestra | ||||
Genre(s) | Hymns (Sacred music) | ||||
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Ogg (Vorbis/Theora) | Ogg (Commons) | ||||
PD CH | unknown | ||||
PD EU | unknown | ||||
PD USA | 1 January 1998 | ||||
PD INT | unknown |
Licensing
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