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Classical CD Album

Artist:Various Artists
Title:Sullivan: A Phonograph Cylinder Collection
Format:CD Album
Label:Pristine Audio
Country:International
Date:2009
Catalogue:PASC147
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ComposerArthur Sullivan


TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
01National Military BandIvanhoe Selection - Edison 13868 - Aug. 1909Arthur SullivanRate
02The Savoy TrioHere's A How De Do (Mikado) - Edison Bell 5538 Circa 1902Arthur SullivanRate
03London Regimental BandThe Rose Of Persia Selection 1 - Edison Bell 140 - 1899Arthur SullivanRate
04National Military BandHMS Pinafore Selection - Edison 13602 - Early 1904Arthur SullivanRate
05National Military BandMarch Of The Peers (Iolanthe) - Edison 12055 - July 1909Arthur SullivanRate
06New York Light Opera Co.Airs From Iolanthe 1 - Edison 2837 - March 1916Arthur SullivanRate
07New York Light Opera Co.Airs From Iolanthe 2 - Edison 2861 - April 1916Arthur SullivanRate
08Edison Light Opera Co.Airs From Patience - Edison 1823 - Nov. 1913Arthur SullivanRate
09Edison Light Opera Co.Airs From The Pirates Of Penzance - Edison 2215 - June 1914Arthur SullivanRate
10National Military BandMikado Waltz - Edison 12025 - May 1909Arthur SullivanRate
11Arthur GroverThe Distant Shore - Edison 12062 - Aug. 1909Arthur SullivanRate
12Merle TiliotsonLet Me Dream Again - Edison 2273 - July 1914Arthur SullivanRate
13Louise Kirkby LunnThe Willow Song - Pathé 50115 - 1904Arthur SullivanRate
14Harry DearthSentry's Song From Iolanthe - Sterling 450 - July 1906Arthur SullivanRate
15Harry DearthThe Lost Chord - Sterling 3022 - June 1905Arthur SullivanRate
16London Concert OrchestraMikado Lancers 1st Figure - Edison Bell 877 - Circa 1904Arthur SullivanRate
17London Concert OrchestraMikado Lancers 2nd Figure - Edison Bell 878 - Circa 1904Arthur SullivanRate
18London Concert OrchestraMikado Lancers 3rd Figure - Edison Bell 879 - Circa 1904Arthur SullivanRate
19London Concert OrchestraMikado Lancers 4th Figure - Edison Bell 880 - Circa 1904Arthur SullivanRate
20London Concert OrchestraMikado Lancers 5th Figure 1st Part - Edison Bell 881 - Circa 1904Arthur SullivanRate
21London Concert OrchestraMikado Lancers 5th Figure 2nd Part - Edison Bell 881a - Circa 1904Arthur SullivanRate
22National Military BandDi Ballo Overture - Edison 12214 - Sept. 1910Arthur SullivanRate
23Harry DearthOnward Christian Soldiers - Sterling 192 - October 1905Arthur SullivanRate
24Edison Orchestra BerlinBarataria March - Edison 12728 - Circa 1910Arthur SullivanRate
25British Military BandThe Pirates Of Penzance Selection - Edison 12370 - Early 1910Arthur SullivanRate
26Apollo Brass QuartetteThe Long Day Closes - Edison Bell 5880 - 1902Arthur SullivanRate


Notes

Recordings from the collection of Roger Wild and Dominic Combe: direct cylinder transfers by Dominic Combe, audio restoration and remastering by Andrew Rose at Pristine Audio

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Gill Sans SUBS
27th Mar 2016
 Review
The transcriptions used for this disc were made by D. Combe using a Archeophone and
had already been published on a CD for the Sir Arthur Sullivan Society. Andrew Rose applied a range of digital restoration procedures, achieving an impressive degree of reduction of 'surface noise', distortion and tonal coloration, allowing a fidelity of reproduction which could not have been imagined at the time the cylinders were made.

The reproduction quality varies from the 'archaeological' to a quality acceptable by the standards of early 78s, possessing at best a recorded frequency range exceeding that of acoustically recorded 78s. This allows an informed assessment of the musical standards and worth of the tracks, which would have been made as a commercial proposition for after-dinner entertainment in the homes of the upper middle classes.

We know little about the professional status of the performers, most likely seasoned musicians working outside of their regular evening engagements. The accents of the singers now sound comically affected, not helped by their need to sing FFF throughout. The brass bands were better favoured by the new medium, and the bombastic quasi-military band names were typical of such performances throughout the entire shellac era.

The full notes on the performances and their transcription are available on Pristine Classical.

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