Collection:
Juneau—Douglas City Museum
Object ID:
2014.27.005 A—F
Accession#:
2014.27
Credit Line:
Donated by Stanley Hubbard.
Object Name:
Record, Phonograph
Title:
Ravel Concerto for Left Hand for Piano and Orchestra, Record Set
Artist — Creator:
Johannes Brahms
Artist — Creator Role:
Composer
Artist 2:
Bruno Walter
Artist 2 Role:
Artist
Artist 3:
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Artist 3 Role:
Artist
Date:
1920
Year Range from:
1890
Year Range to:
1940
Description:
Phonograph record set of Brahms Symphony No. 1, In C Minor Op. 68. Set includes a paper and cardboard case and five (5) records.
A: Brown cardboard case for records. The case is constructed like a book. The spine is a dark brown with gold text reading: "BRAHMS SYMPHONY No. 1 in C MINOR (Op. 88) DM 470 VICTOR". The front cover is a rust colored red—brown with gold text at the center reading: "BRAHMS \ Symphony No. 1, In C Minor \ Op. 68" and text in the lower proper left reading: "A VICTOR \ MUSICAL \ MASTERPIECE". Back cover has no text. Interior pages are brown paper sleeves that hold the five (5) records.
B: Phonograph record made of black resin with red painted center. Gold text located at the center of Side A reads: "RED SEAL RECORD \ HIS MASTER"S VOICE \ REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS \ Victrola \ DM 470—2 12782—A \ (12264—b, 024567) \ SYMPHONY No. 1, IN C MINOR \ 1st Movement —Allegro—continued \ (Brahms, Op. 68) \ Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra \ conducted by Bruno Walter \ (Recorded in Europe) \ LICENSED BY MFR. UNDER U.S. PATS. 1625705, 1637544, RE—16588 (& OTHER PATS. PENDNG) ONLY FOR NON—COMERICAL USE ON PHONOGRAPHS IN HOUSE. \ MFR. & ORIGINAL PURCHASER HAVE AGREED TO THIS RECORD SHALL NOT BE RESOLD OR USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. \ RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., CAMDEN, N.J., U.S.A.". Betweem the "REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS" and "Victrola" lines there is an illustration of a dog looking at the horn of a record player. Gold text located at the center of Side B reads: "RED SEAL RECORD \ HIS MASTER"S VOICE \ REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS \ Victrola \ DM 470—9 12782—B \ (12268—A, 024574) \ SYMPHONY No. 1, IN C MINOR \ 4th Movement — Allegro non troppo ma con \ brio — continued (Brahms, Op. 68) \ Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra \ conducted by Bruno Walter \ (Recorded in Europe) \ LICENSED BY MFR. UNDER U.S. PATS. 1625705, 1637544, RE—16588 (& OTHER PATS. PENDNG) ONLY FOR NON—COMERICAL USE ON PHONOGRAPHS IN HOUSE. \ MFR. & ORIGINAL PURCHASER HAVE AGREED TO THIS RECORD SHALL NOT BE RESOLD OR USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. \ RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., CAMDEN, N.J., U.S.A.". Betweem the "REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS" and "Victrola" lines there is an illustration of a dog looking at the horn of a record player.
C: Side A has record identification numbers DM 470—1 and 12781—A (12264—A, 0024566). The music recording is the 1st Movement — unpoco sostenuto—Allegro. Side B has record identification numbers Dm 470—10 and 12781—B (12268—B, 024575). The music recording is the 4th Movement — Allegro non troppo ma con brio —conclusion.
D: Text is silver instead of gold. Side A has record identificaton numbers DM 470—8 and 12763A (12265—A, 024568). The music recording is 1st Movement — Allegro — concluded. Side B has record identification numbers DM 470—8 and 12783—B (12267—B, 024573). The music recording is 4th Movement — Part 2 — Allegro non troppo ma con brio.
E: Text is silver instead of gold. Side A has record identification numbers DM 470—4 and 12784—A (12265—B, 024569). The music recording is 2nd Movement — Andante sostenuto. Side B has record identification numbers DM 470—7 and 12784—B (12267—A, 024572). The music recording is the 4th movement — Adagio — Piu andante.
F: Side A has record identification numbers DM 470—5 and 12785—A (12266—A, 024570). The music recording is the 2nd Movement — Andante sostenuto — conclusion. Side B has record identification numbers DM 470—6 and 12785—B (12266—B, 024571). The music recording is 3rd Movement — Un poco allegretto e grazioso.
A: Brown cardboard case for records. The case is constructed like a book. The spine is a dark brown with gold text reading: "BRAHMS SYMPHONY No. 1 in C MINOR (Op. 88) DM 470 VICTOR". The front cover is a rust colored red—brown with gold text at the center reading: "BRAHMS \ Symphony No. 1, In C Minor \ Op. 68" and text in the lower proper left reading: "A VICTOR \ MUSICAL \ MASTERPIECE". Back cover has no text. Interior pages are brown paper sleeves that hold the five (5) records.
B: Phonograph record made of black resin with red painted center. Gold text located at the center of Side A reads: "RED SEAL RECORD \ HIS MASTER"S VOICE \ REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS \ Victrola \ DM 470—2 12782—A \ (12264—b, 024567) \ SYMPHONY No. 1, IN C MINOR \ 1st Movement —Allegro—continued \ (Brahms, Op. 68) \ Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra \ conducted by Bruno Walter \ (Recorded in Europe) \ LICENSED BY MFR. UNDER U.S. PATS. 1625705, 1637544, RE—16588 (& OTHER PATS. PENDNG) ONLY FOR NON—COMERICAL USE ON PHONOGRAPHS IN HOUSE. \ MFR. & ORIGINAL PURCHASER HAVE AGREED TO THIS RECORD SHALL NOT BE RESOLD OR USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. \ RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., CAMDEN, N.J., U.S.A.". Betweem the "REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS" and "Victrola" lines there is an illustration of a dog looking at the horn of a record player. Gold text located at the center of Side B reads: "RED SEAL RECORD \ HIS MASTER"S VOICE \ REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS \ Victrola \ DM 470—9 12782—B \ (12268—A, 024574) \ SYMPHONY No. 1, IN C MINOR \ 4th Movement — Allegro non troppo ma con \ brio — continued (Brahms, Op. 68) \ Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra \ conducted by Bruno Walter \ (Recorded in Europe) \ LICENSED BY MFR. UNDER U.S. PATS. 1625705, 1637544, RE—16588 (& OTHER PATS. PENDNG) ONLY FOR NON—COMERICAL USE ON PHONOGRAPHS IN HOUSE. \ MFR. & ORIGINAL PURCHASER HAVE AGREED TO THIS RECORD SHALL NOT BE RESOLD OR USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE. \ RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., CAMDEN, N.J., U.S.A.". Betweem the "REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MARCAS REGISTRADAS" and "Victrola" lines there is an illustration of a dog looking at the horn of a record player.
C: Side A has record identification numbers DM 470—1 and 12781—A (12264—A, 0024566). The music recording is the 1st Movement — unpoco sostenuto—Allegro. Side B has record identification numbers Dm 470—10 and 12781—B (12268—B, 024575). The music recording is the 4th Movement — Allegro non troppo ma con brio —conclusion.
D: Text is silver instead of gold. Side A has record identificaton numbers DM 470—8 and 12763A (12265—A, 024568). The music recording is 1st Movement — Allegro — concluded. Side B has record identification numbers DM 470—8 and 12783—B (12267—B, 024573). The music recording is 4th Movement — Part 2 — Allegro non troppo ma con brio.
E: Text is silver instead of gold. Side A has record identification numbers DM 470—4 and 12784—A (12265—B, 024569). The music recording is 2nd Movement — Andante sostenuto. Side B has record identification numbers DM 470—7 and 12784—B (12267—A, 024572). The music recording is the 4th movement — Adagio — Piu andante.
F: Side A has record identification numbers DM 470—5 and 12785—A (12266—A, 024570). The music recording is the 2nd Movement — Andante sostenuto — conclusion. Side B has record identification numbers DM 470—6 and 12785—B (12266—B, 024571). The music recording is 3rd Movement — Un poco allegretto e grazioso.
Notes:
Record from the Augustus Brown collection. Brown donated 1,500+ records to the Memorial Library. In the 1980's approximately 800—900 were purchased by donor's father.
People:
Hubbard, Stanley
Brown, Augustus
Brahms, Johannes
Walter, Bruno
Brown, Augustus
Brahms, Johannes
Walter, Bruno
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