3 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
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The Royal Albert Hall Orchestra conducted by Edward Elgar himself, performing the Ballad from his cantata 'King Olaf' paired with a Fugue in C Minor, on His Master's Voice D614. Elgar's self-conducted HMV recordings are among the most important early documents of British music and are consistently among the most collected orchestral 78s.AI summary
His Master's Voice D614 Orchestra
The Royal Albert Hall Orchestra conducted by Elgar himself, performing a Handel Overture in D Minor and a Bach Fantasia in C Minor on HMV D838. As with all Elgar self-conducted HMV recordings, this is a primary document of the composer's own conducting style and is consistently among the most collected British orchestral 78s.AI summary
His Master's Voice D838 Orchestra
The Royal Albert Hall Orchestra conducted by Elgar himself, performing a Handel Overture in D Minor and a Bach Fantasia in C Minor on HMV D838 — a duplicate of id 15354 in this collection. As with all Elgar self-conducted HMV recordings, this is a primary collector item; both copies should be compared for condition.AI summary
His Master's Voice D838 Orchestra