Playing time: ??' ??"
Performers:
[1] La Société Pro Musica Antiqua de Bruxelles [Lina
Dauby (alto), Frédérich Anspach (tenor) & 3
medieval viols*] - Safford Cape, dir.; Curt Sachs, art. dir.
[2] *Ensemble of viols [Marcus (soprano viol), Bauwens (alto viol),
Dusêche (tenor viol)] - Safford Cape, dir. ; Curt Sachs, art.
dir.
Recording site and date:
Paris, France [before july 1937];
Rel.: ca 1937
Excerpts:
[1] Haydn Society "L'Anthologie sonore"
HS AS 3 [LP, mono] The 14th & 15th Centuries: Machault and
Dufay (This LP includes material previously released in The Gramophone
Shop "L'Anthologie sonore" 78rpm collection (#32,
35, 43, 67, 121)).
[2] Haydn Society "L'Anthologie sonore"
AS 4 [LP, mono] The 15th Century (This LP includes material
previously released in The Gramophone Shop "L'Anthologie
sonore" 78rpm collection (# 1 (part), 27, 39, 43, 77, 80,
126)).
Compilation:
The Gramophone Shop "L'Anthologie sonore"
(41-50) [78rpm x 10] A synthesis of the musical arts: 14th to
18th centuries, vol. V.
Haydn Society "L'Anthologie sonore"
Set HS.AS-A [LPx5, mono] L'Anthologie sonore vol. I.
Comments:
Information from owned 78rpm french release, owned LP and Bn-Opale
plus; also from Revue belge de Musicologie, Vol. XXXIV-XXXV
(1980-1981): Bernard Gagnepain - Safford Cape et le "miracle"
Pro musica antiqua (p. 212); and also "The Gramophone
Shop Encyclopedia of Recorded Music", 1942 ed.
A number M6 ????? & M6 ????? also appear engraved, but nearly
completely covered by paper label, on the shellac of disc. According
to Jerome F. Weber, this disc was probably made in Chatou, France.
On the paper label appears "Étiquette provisoire",
probably a very early release.
To FAQ references to this recording.
To FAQ CD index page.
Pierre-F. Roberge