Difference between revisions of "Gramophone Matrix : 4894b"
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| − | | [[1904-01-22, Fri]] || [[21, City Road, London]] || [1] || 10” || || [[Gramophone & Typewriter]] || [[Gramophone : 3-2017]] || | + | | [[1904-01-22, Fri]] || [[21, City Road, London]] || [1] || 10” || || [[Gramophone & Typewriter]] : Black || [[Gramophone : 3-2017]] || |
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Revision as of 10:52, 11 September 2016
| Composer | Goodhart, Arthur Murray | ||
| Composition | Mary | ||
| Composer | Stanford, Charles Villiers | ||
| Composition | Quick! we have but a second : The Irish Melodies of Thomas Moore, Op.60 No.62 | ||
| Performer | Greene, Harry Plunket (baritone) | ||
| Performer | unknown (piano) | ||
Recording
| Date | Place | Take | Size | Status | Label | Issue Number | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1904-01-22, Fri | 21, City Road, London | [1] | 10” | Gramophone & Typewriter : Black | Gramophone : 3-2017 |
Notes
Two songs on one matrix
