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  • How about playing some jazz records on that?

  • @CoolDudeClem I have 1000's of jazz 78's but don't post them because of copyright issues. If I get 3 warnings, all my postings will be deleted.

  • Suiperb.TY James for sharing.

  • Superb.As good as any that I have ever hear.TY James for this gem.

  • Superb.As good as anmyversions that I have ever hear.TY James for this gem.

  • A beautiful recording! It is unfortunate that it is not played on a less distructive turnnable......that metal needle is a killer!

  • @CanadaPisces Read my posting "In defense of an orthophonic".

  • It stopped at 2:32. :(

  • @alternativeviola  type &fmt=18 at the end of the URL at the top of the page.

  • @merrihew thanks! ;)

  • This is just Beautiful!!! The tone quality of Your Phonograph is Astounding! This record is simply a MASTERPIECE!

  • Thanks again!

  • judging from the recording date and tone, probably the brothers amati :)

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  • I wonder which viola he used for this recording?

  • Beautiful! So inspiring and perfect!

    Thank you for sharing this gem.

    So many emotions listening to this interpretation.

    It is perfect!

  • T_T so beautiful...

  • wow this is probably worth a fortune and saying that im doing this for my grade 7 singing! and i love it :)

  • oh wow!! this recording is a treasure. Take good care of it because it's priceless.

  • @jmromero40 With those metal needles that record is doomed.

  • @guywalker29 agreed. This man should take a serious turntable!

  • merrihew, je t'embrasse, thanks for coming up with all these goodies

  • A sheer tear-jerker. Thanks for sharing.

  • Oтлично!

  • qUE DICEEEEEEE??

  • Amazing!

  • so good

  • This is great, I have been a recording hobbiest since a kid in the 60's. I adored the RIAA and recording technology..now RIAA is evil, but I love seeing recording tech and (utube)tech hitting me in the face as I picked up a new book on tchaikovsky at my local library, first book I ever read on artists I only lightly listened to before. Tchaikovsky, the man and his music. by david brown.

  • this is pretty nice quality! primrose's playing shines through the ages! he just sounds so much like one of the great tenors in string form

  • One of Tchaykowski's gems that are so dear to me, vocal renditions included.

    Your remark on correct speed of early 78rpms /Caruso and others/ is very important, as important is the speed itself; non-correct may affect and chage musical material. Thank you.

  • Oh, I never saw a blue-shellac record! (I have a red-shellac one - for Pablo Casals' Cello Solo - and yellow shellac one - from some 'Kiddie record' stuff), Thank you for Posting This. (This time, also for this stuff's visual pleasure :-) )

    I have only one record of Primrose, a famous tune called "Londenerry Air", accompanied with Sidonie Goossens(Harp). Anyway, Thank you again!

  • Lovely!

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