78 RPM - New Light Symphony Orchestra - Barcarolle - "Tales Of Hoffmann" / Cavalleria Rusticana - Intermezzo - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	New Light Symphony Orchestra
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	B 2377 / B.2377
Date:	Dec 1926
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	32 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$2
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	New Light Symphony Orchestra	Barcarolle - "Tales Of Hoffmann"	Offenbach	10.0 Rate
B	New Light Symphony Orchestra	Cavalleria Rusticana - Intermezzo	Mascagni	10.0 Rate

Notes

A mx: 6-617
B mx: 6-616

Orchestra

Images

Number: 422379 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Graham7 Description: HMV B 2377 A side label	Number: 422378 Uploaded By: Graham7 Description: HMV B 2377 B side label	Number: 425025 Uploaded By: Whyperion SUBS Description: His Master's Voice B2377 A Side Label	Number: 425024 Uploaded By: Whyperion SUBS Description: His Master's Voice B2377 B Side Label
Number: 837750 Uploaded By: Bodston SUBS Description: HMV B.2377 A side label (1950)	Number: 837748 Uploaded By: Bodston SUBS Description: HMV B.2377 B side label (1950)	Number: 2394741 Uploaded By: rocket78 SUBS Description: A Side Label Variation	Number: 2394742 Uploaded By: rocket78 SUBS Description: B Side Label Variation
Number: 2652256 Uploaded By: Stephen Harris Description: A Side Label (alternate version)	Number: 2652257 Uploaded By: Stephen Harris Description: B Side Label (alternate version)

Comments and Reviews


Stephen Harris 22nd May 2021		Added label images with changes to copyright/publisher box sizes



Whyperion SUBS 9th Jun 2019		On value https://www.45worlds.com/78rpm/record/17311 apparently less than a dollar at a guess. Audio here from A.L,2059 (Which I think is the Czech series of numbering for some european issues. I think Kimbozw catelogue is putting A/B in alphabetical order as the YT has Cavalleria as the A side as Graham and I had put on entry (following matrix convention when in doubt). Both staple tracks from Radio 2's missed Your 100 Best Tunes on a Sunday Night.



Whyperion SUBS 9th Jun 2019		JJ interested in the idea of some repressings having lower audio quality, what would be the masters that would be re-created from on later HMV and similar generally be sourced from ? Like some of the EMI group EPs Quality did not always seem to be their number one priority.



jonwilling 8th Jun 2019		Does anyone know the value of this record? Mine is with the Victor Concert Orchestra 17311-A



kimbozw 21st Jan 2017		Month of release corrected from HMV record catalogue published 1936. Catalogue shows BARCAROLLE as Side A. [Sides have now been switched. Mod.]



Whyperion SUBS 16th Oct 2015		Yep, this pairing probably one of the most popular Classical pairings, and the EP format had not totally taken off. Strange that Bodston's images have Meccolino and BIEM copyright stamps, where the earlier? ones have the angel for non-copyright compositions.



Bodston SUBS 10th Sep 2015		Added label variation with DTP tax code for Dec. 1950. Was this 1926 recording still being produced in the 1950's?



Juke Jules SUBS 2nd Jun 2013		The HMV I just added B 2361 has labels of 3 3/8 and 2 7/8 but I feel sure that is due to the use of earlier labels for the side which has the earlier matrix number. This would be necessary as they seem to re-use the earlier pressing matrix which of course has a smaller run-out diameter and has noticably lower quality audio at a lower level Incidentally, the 4-272 side is marginally longer at 3:10 vs. 3:00



Graham7 2nd Jun 2013		I've been scanning 12" HMVs, and I've noticed a couple more small labels. Now that I'm paying attention, I see that the small labelled ones do indeed seem to have longer tracks.



Whyperion SUBS 11th May 2013		I don't think my labels are really quite that red , more closer to the maroon, but my barcarolle label is the larger on my disc. I think it ranges from label size as random to often trying to balance the runoff area proportion to same amount , so depends on track length rather than A/B considerations



Graham7 13th Mar 2013		Labels added. The A side label diameter is 3⅝", and the B side 3⅜". Would A sides normally have a larger label, or is it pretty random? I notice several of the HMVs I still have to go through have different size labels.

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