9 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
9 records matching
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A Pathé Freres military band or orchestra recording, catalogue details suggest an early issue, probably 1900s–1910s. Band music and orchestral pops were common on early Pathé records, but the artist is not specifically identified.AI summary
Pathé 5104/20883/40120 Orchestra
An American military or brass band on Pathé, performing march music; the low catalogue number suggests 1920s or earlier.AI summary
Pathé 1031 Orchestra
La Garde Républicaine Band performing 'Salut' and 'Le Tram March' on Pathé 5367, French military band recordings.AI summary
Pathé 5367 Orchestra
LoScalzo recorded two medley pieces for Pathé: 'Songs of Other Days' and 'Southland'.AI summary
Pathé 1067 Orchestra
An orchestra recording of orchestral fantasias from Gounod's Faust for Pathé, a major international label.AI summary
Pathé 15241 Orchestra
Orchestra performance of two German-language waltzes or character pieces on Pathé, a major French label with wide distribution.AI summary
Pathé 15383 Orchestra
An orchestra under Gascon performing two Spanish or Latin American pieces, "La Giralda" and "La Gracia de Dios", on Pathé, a major European label.AI summary
Pathé 12558 Orchestra
The orchestra conducted by Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht — the French conductor closely associated with Debussy — performing the Petite Suite by Debussy on Pathé catalogue 5480. Inghelbrecht was a major interpreter of Debussy; a self-conducted recording of Debussy's Petite Suite by the composer's foremost champion is of specialist collector interest.AI summary
Pathé 5480 Orchestra
The Scots Guards Band was the official military band of the Scots Guards; this Pathé side from the 1920s–30s features concert band arrangements of light classical material.AI summary
Pathé 41244/5 Orchestra