[78-L] Oh, da shark bites wif it's teefs, dear

[Malcolm Rockwell]

.Hadn't heard of the Shostakovich recording before, but I now have a 
sound clip of
"Zuhalterballade". I can now get the rest of the instrumentation from 
it. Nice sg solo.
3 collectors agree that it's probably Willy Berendt. He recorded with 
Ruth/Mackeben a number of times.
Do you have a MP3 of the Co 12881-D that you could send me?
Thanks!
Mal

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David Lennick wrote:
> The entire set is Ultraphon/Telefunken A752/5. If I could find the Pearl CD 
> reissue, it would show the matrix numbers..or if I could find the 2 78s I have 
> from the set..I doubt that the soloist is identified anywhere, and I've had 
> that set on about a dozen issues (LP, CD).
>
> Speaking of Hawaiian guitar in odd contexts, have you ever noted Shostakovich's 
> "Waltz" from "The Golden Mountains" Op. 30 with Efrem Kurtz and the New York 
> Philharmonic? (Columbia 12881-D, ML 4233)? Also by Uriev's Orchestra on USSR 
> 13266, a disc I've been looking for forever, but I don't know if it uses the 
> guitar.
>
> dl
>
> Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
>   
>> Okay, all you opera nuts out there.
>> Can anyone tell me what the original 78rpm label / issue number
>> and matrix number for this item is?
>>
>> Opera Collection Teldec, 0630-13824-9 (this is a CD)
>> Kurt Weill,  Die Dreigrosscher Opera (Threepenny Opera)
>> 13  tracks recorded 7 XII 1930 (would that be Dec. 7, 1930?)
>> Lewis  Ruth Band, Conducted by Theo Mackeben
>> All other tracks (?) recorded on different dates.
>>
>> The Hawaiian guitar solo is on track 8 "Zuhälterballade" (The Pimp's Song).
>> Instrumentation? Personnel?
>> Malcolm R
>>
>>     
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