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Artist: Wal-Berg And His Orchestra Title: An Evening In Moscow Label:   Mercury Country: USA Catalogue: MG-20386 Date: Oct 1958 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Gopak		Rate
A2	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Two Guitars		Rate
A3	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Coachman, Hold Your Horses		Rate
A4	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Melodie In F		Rate
A5	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Along The Peterskaia		Rate
A6	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Dark Eyes		Rate
B1	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Ukranien Dance		Rate
B2	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Meadowlands		Rate
B3	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Dance Of The Court Jester		Rate
B4	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Evening Bells		Rate
B5	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Stenka Razine - Le Bouleau		Rate
B6	Wal-Berg And His Orchestra	Volga Boatman		Rate

Notes

Voldemar Rosenberg, who was born in Turkey and more commonly known by his stage name Wal-berg, was a French conductor and composer who studied at the Berlin Conservatory and later at the Paris Conservatory. From 1932 to 1936, Mr. Wal-Berg had orchestrated various recordings of Polydor records, and composed songs performed by Marlene Dietrich. He is also renowned for composing more than 300 pieces for symphony orchestra and has scored at least forty films.

Even though this disc did not sell well, this was the third disc of Mr. Wal-Berg that Mercury records had issued, and was also the final Mercury disc of 33.33 rpm that was only monaurally issued.

This was the penultimate Mercury disc of 33.33 rpm thru which the front jacket had indicated near the upper right angle a rectangular logo which contained the word “CUSTOM” in the upper left quadrant, high fidelity in the lower left quadrant, the record catalog # in the lower right quadrant and the Mercury oval label, which surrounded the (0, 0) intersection in all four quadrants.

Furthermore, this was also the this was the penultimate Mercury disc of 33.33 rpm thru which the reverse jacket side had indicated near the lower right angle a rectangular logo which contained the word “CUSTOM” in the upper left quadrant, high fidelity in the lower left quadrant, and the Mercury oval label, which surrounded the (0, 0) intersection in all four quadrants.

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