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| − | | rowspan="2" | [[Gramophone]] || rowspan="2" | [[5848a]] || rowspan="2" | || rowspan="2" | [[1904-01-02, Sat]] || rowspan="2" | || rowspan="2" | Unissued “Destroyed” || unknown (piano)
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| − | | [[Greene, Harry Plunket (baritone)]]
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| − | =Date=
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| − | | Gramophone || [[5848a]] || 7” || [destroyed] || [[Stanford, Charles Villiers]] || [[Quick! we have but a second]] || [[Greene, Harry Plunket]]
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| − | | Gramophone || [[5849a]] || 7” || unissued || unknown || unknown || [[Greene, Harry Plunket]]
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| − | =Matrix Series=
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| − | ===[Divisions]===
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| − | ! style="width: 30%;" | Series
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| − | ! style="width: 50%;" | Description
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| − | | Matrix [company name ~ [series] || [names] || [size and other info]
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| − | =Matrix Blocks=
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| − | !colspan="5"| Matrix : a
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| − | | 1a to 099a || 1000a to 1099a || 2000a to 2099a || 3000a to 3099a || 4000a to 4099a
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| − | | 100a to 99a || 1100a to 1199a || 2100a to 2199a || 3100a to 3199a || 4100a to 4199a
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| − | | 200a to 200a || 1200a to 1299a || 2200a to 2299a || 3200a to 3200a || 4200a to 4299a
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| − | | 300a to 399a || 1300a to 1399a || 2300a to 2399a || 3300a to 3399a || 4300a to 4399a
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| − | | 400a to 499a || 1400a to 1499a || 2400a to 2499a || 3400a to 3499a || 4400a to 4499a
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| − | | 500a to 599a || 1500a to 1599a || 2500a to 2599a || 3500a to 3599a || 4500a to 4599a
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| − | | 600a to 699a || 1600a to 1699a || 2600a to 2699a || 3600a to 3699a || 4600a to 4699a
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| − | | 700a to 799a || 1700a to 1799a || 2700a to 2799a || 3700a to 3799a || 4700a to 4799a
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| − | | 800a to 899a || 1800a to 1899a || 2800a to 2899a || 3800a to 3899a || 4800a to 4899a
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| − | | 900a to 999a || 1900a to 1999a || 2900a to 2999a || 3900a to 3999a || 4900a to 4999a
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| − | | 5000a to 5099a || 6000a to 6099a || 7000a to 7099a || ||
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| − | | 5100a to 5199a || 6100a to 6199a || 7100a to 7199a || ||
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| − | | 5200a to 5299a || 6200a to 6299a || 7200a to 7299a || ||
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| − | | 5300a to 5399a || 6300a to 6399a || 7300a to 7399a || ||
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| − | | 5400a to 5499a || 6400a to 6499a || 7400a to 7496a || ||
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| − | | 5500a to 5599a || 6500a to 6599a || 7500a to 7599a || ||
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| − | | 5600a to 5699a || 6600a to 6699a || 7600a to 7699a || ||
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| − | | 5700a to 5799a || 6700a to 6799a || 7700a to 7796a || ||
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| − | | [[Matrix : Gramophone ~ 5800a to 5899a | 5800a to 5899a ]] || 6800a to 6899a || || ||
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| − | | 5900a to 5999a || 6900a to 6999a || || ||
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| − | =Single Matrix=
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| − | ''Example''
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| − | ==Composer/Composition/Artists==
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| − | | [[Stanford, Charles Villiers]] || rowspan="2" | [[Quick! we have but a second]] || [[Harry Plunket Greene (baritone)|Greene, Harry Plunket (baritone)]]
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| − | | Moore, Thomas (lyricist)|| unknown (piano)
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| − | ==Recording==
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| − | | Gramophone || 5848a || [1] || || 7” || 1904-01-02, Sat || City Road, London || [destroyed] ||
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| − | ==Notes==
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| − | =Performer=
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| − | '''Harry Plunket Greene''' (24 June 1865 – 19 August 1936) was an Irish baritone who was most famous in the formal concert and oratorio repertoire. Making a great contribution to British musical life, he wrote and lectured on his art, and enriched the field of musical competitions and examinations. He also wrote Where the Bright Waters Meet (1924) a classic book about fly fishing.
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| − | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Plunket_Greene Wikipedia Entry]
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| − | | Gramophone || [[5848a]] || 7” || [[1904-01-02, Sat]] || [destroyed] || [[Stanford, Charles Villiers]] || [[Quick! we have but a second]]
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| − | | Gramophone || [[5849a]] || 7” || [[1904-01-02, Sat]] || unissued || unknown || unknown
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| − | | Gramophone || [[4776b]] || 10” || [[1904-01-04, Mon]] || unissued || [[Stanford, Charles Villiers]] arr. || The fairy lough
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