7 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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The 1st Life Guards Band, a British military ensemble, recorded an Iolanthe selection (parts 1 and 2) for Columbia's early IS (Imperial Scroll) catalogue around 1910-1912. The band was among the first British military groups to make electrical recordings.AI summary
Columbia is5027 Orchestra
1st Life Guards Band performing 'Reminiscences of Wales' (two parts) on Scala 1619. The Life Guards is a British cavalry regiment with a long musical tradition; regimental bands were recorded for patriotic and ceremonial repertoire.AI summary
Scala 1619 Orchestra
The 1st Life Guards Band performing an operatic selection ('Bohemian Girl') on Scala 1644, part of a two-sided arrangement; Scala specialised in concert and orchestral material.AI summary
Scala 1644 Orchestra
The 1st Life Guards Band recording Gilbert & Sullivan selections (HMS Pinafore) for Scala 1654, likely 1920s military or institutional recording.AI summary
Scala 1654 Opera
1st Life Guards Band on Scala 1660, a selection from Gilbert and Sullivan's 'Iolanthe'; a military band recording of operatic repertoire from a minor British label.AI summary
Scala 1660 Orchestra
The 1st Life Guards Band performing a selection from the operetta Gypsy Love on Scala 31, a minor British label. The Scala label and low catalogue number suggest early 1920s.AI summary
Scala 31 Orchestra
The 1st Life Guards Band performing orchestral Scottish selections on Scala 81, a very low catalogue number indicating one of the earliest issues for the label.AI summary
Scala 81 Orchestra