78 RPM - Band Of H.M. Scots Guards - In A Monastery Garden / In A Persian Market - Winner - UK - 3945

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78 RPM Record

Artist:	Band Of H.M. Scots Guards
Label:	Winner
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	3945
Date:	Feb 1924
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	$71
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Band Of H.M. Scots Guards	In A Monastery Garden	Ketelbey	Rate
B	Band Of H.M. Scots Guards	In A Persian Market	Ketelbey	Rate

Notes

A & B: Characteristic Piece

Conductor: Lt. F. W. Wood

A mx. 8070
B mx. 8071

Images

Number: 1986444

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Number: 1986446

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Description: 'B' Side Label From My Collection

Comments and Reviews


Whyperion SUBS 26th Sep 2022		1.17



Juke Jules SUBS 17th Sep 2022		You lose me at times, Whypie - I guess Kettle Betty is the composer, not so sure about Wilson...



Whyperion SUBS 17th Sep 2022		Question is where are Wilson, Keppel and Betty ?



Gill Sans SUBS 17th Sep 2022		Thanks, my misreading, but I stand by my conclusion about the speed.



scrough 17th Sep 2022		Hate to disagree, but the text after the matrix is 'Characteristic Piece' not Pitch.



Gill Sans SUBS 17th Sep 2022		The matrix numbers are followed by "Characteristic Pitch" on the labels. This would have been helpful in setting the correct playback speed on the wind-up gramophones of the time against your own piano or tuning fork, but raises the question about the prevailing pitch system. In A Persian Market was written in D minor, and at this time French standard of A= 435 Hz was in general use. From 1936, the American Standards Association defined Concert Pitch A = 440Hz. The video above has got the pitch about right, at about a semitone lower than modern Concert pitch. If one assumes the phonograph has been set for 78RPM, then we can presume that these Winner and Edison Bell series were recorded at a nominal 78RPM. Other labels also showed the key signature in preference to the speed, including some early HMV records, like 03156



Juke Jules SUBS 16th Sep 2022

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Linked Releases

UK - Edison Bell Winner - 1924

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