78 RPM - Fritz Kreisler - Viennese Popular Song / The Rosary - Victrola - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Fritz Kreisler
Label:	Victrola
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	720
Date:	Sep 1923
Format:	10"
Genre:	Classical, Easy Listening
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Fritz Kreisler	Viennese Popular Song	Brandl, Kreisler	Rate
B	Fritz Kreisler	The Rosary	Nevin	Rate

Notes

A & B: Violin Solo

Piano accomp. – Carl Lamson

A side (mx. B-14343, take 1) recorded New York, NY, January 19, 1914. Take 3 previously released as Victor 64529.
B side (mx. B-15937, take 2) recorded New York, NY, April 22, 1915. Previously released as Victor 64502.
(DAHR)

Reissued the same year as Victrola 720 with a different take and corrected title on A.

Comments and Reviews


Groovy 11th Jan 2024		If it helps my ladel size is 3 11/16"



xiphophilos 11th Jan 2024		"I cannot find BVE-14343 in DAHR." Maybe because the prefix BVE would mark an electric recording, and this is an acoustic one? For that reason alone, the record on Internet Archive with the title "Viennese Popular Song" is definitely not a take 11, but a take 1. Any electric recording released after 1926 would have to be on a Scroll label. Here's the link to the DAHR entry for the electric re-recordings of the song from 1927 and 1928, matrix BVE-14343, takes 11 to 14: https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/matrix/detail/1000003965/BVE-14343-The_old_refrain It doesn't appear that any of these takes were released.



han enderman 11th Jan 2024		Victrola 720 - DAHR says under Notes: "For takes 10-11, see BVE-14343", so the 1 visible on the archive image could mean 11. In that case, this pressing is a later pressing and maybe then the title error was made. I cannot find BVE-14343 in DAHR. What take is on Groovy's copy at 9 ?



Groovy 10th Jan 2024		Sorry runout on A side is 2b 720 A . B side is a 720 B. nothing else anyehere in the runout. But label is a dark red.



xiphophilos 10th Jan 2024		We would need to know the entire runout strings of both sides here, including the take numbers in the 9 o'clock position. Could you please provide them? Usually, when there are a number and letter in front of the catalog number in the runouts, the letter is a capital letter, not a lower-case one. I'd expected to find something like "²ᴬ720A" on the A side. Is that what you have? And is there nothing else anywhere in the runout?



Groovy 10th Jan 2024		A side Matrix 2a 720