[78-L] Victor V-6110 Info?

[oldsound2002]

11/6/08

Many thanks, Chris!  This is very helpful, indeed!

By the way, I am still enjoying your CD, "One Hundred Years Ago", which I purchased from you in 2001.  For listmembers interested in Berliners, this is a wonderful collection--highly recommended.

Thanks again and best wishes - Tony Wellman


--- On Thu, 11/6/08, Chris Zwarg <doctordisc at truesoundtransfers.de> wrote:
From: Chris Zwarg <doctordisc at truesoundtransfers.de>
Subject: Re: [78-L] Victor V-6110 Info?
To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
Date: Thursday, November 6, 2008, 12:34 PM

At 21:15 06.11.2008, you wrote:
>Thanks Chris.  Here's what I see:
>For "Trompteter":  "BLR 3848  (followed by an elevated Roman
numeral one and a triangle)
>For "Bayrisch" "BLR 5228 (followed by an elevated Roman
numeral one and a triangle)

See below for excerpts from Alan Kelly's transcript of the relevant ledger
(dates are in dd-mm-yy form, place of recording is Berlin):

        MILITÄR ORCHESTER (OSKAR HACKENBERGER)
BLR     3848            Der Trompeter von Säkkingen: Behüt’ dich Gott
(Nessler)
        -1      8-2-28          8-40499 EG1317
        -2

        HARMONIE ORCHESTER (FRANZ VON BLON)
BLR 5228                Bayrisch Blau (Friedemann)
         -1     25-3-29         8-40498 EG1317

Professor Oskar Hackenberger was "Heeresmusikinspizient" ("Music
Inspector of the Army") of the Weimar Republic. He edited *the* standard
collection of German military marches, still used by today's
"Bundeswehr". The piece played here is obviously not a march, but a
concert-band arrangement of a popular German opera tune.

Franz von Blon was a composer of marches and salon music in the 1910s and
1920s, this is the first time I notice him as a conductor on records, but
apparently he conducted both the Berlin and Warsaw Philharmonic "in real
life, if we can believe the German Wiki page dealing with him:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_von_Blon

Hope this helps!

Chris Zwarg



>--- On Thu, 11/6/08, Chris Zwarg <doctordisc at truesoundtransfers.de>
wrote:
>From: Chris Zwarg <doctordisc at truesoundtransfers.de>
>Subject: Re: [78-L] Victor V-6110 Info?
>To: "78-L Mail List" <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
>Date: Thursday, November 6, 2008, 7:32 AM
>
>At 15:50 06.11.2008, you wrote:
>>Can anyone provide info on Victor scroll V-6110, "Trompeter Von
>Sackingen - Behut' Dich Gott" by Militar-Orchester, Dir: Prof
Oskar
>Hackenberger / "Bayrisch Blau" ("Bavarian Blue") by
Berliner
>Harmonie-Orchester, Dir. Franz V. Blon.  American issue for USA German
ethnic
>market, no doubt.  Recording/release dates and any info on selections would
be
>appreciated.  Thanks!
>
>These are Electrola masters, and I suppose the matrix numbers are visible
in
>the dead-wax area (two or three letters plus a number and a superscript
take
>numeral). If you give me these I can look up the date.
>
>Chris Zwarg 
>
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