13 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
13 records matching
Albert Muller recorded two light instrumental pieces, "Mayflowers" and a waltz minuet, for Melog, a small British label of the early 1900s.AI summary
Melograph 2456 Instrumental
Albert Muller on Melograph 2457/1024, performing 'Butterfly gavotte' and the orchestra's 'Dancing hussar', light instrumental pieces from the early 1900s.AI summary
Melograph 2457/1024 Instrumental
A band recording on Melog, catalogue 17, performing the song 'If those lips could only speak' (credited to Earle) coupled with 'Boulanger'.AI summary
Melograph 17 Dance
J&W Hatton performing Zampa overture and a jovial polka on Melograph, a short-lived British acoustic label of the early 1900s.AI summary
Melograph 40 Orchestra
J & W Hatton recorded 'Zampa' (a classical overture by Hérold) and 'Jovial polka' for Melograph, catalogue 40; Melograph was a very early British label and the low catalogue number suggests a pioneering issue from the acoustic era.AI summary
Melograph 40 Instrumental
The Kaiser Franz Guards Band performing 'Emperor's Fan Fare' and 'Vienna Forest Waltz' on Melog 45, an Austrian or German military band recording of the early twentieth century.AI summary
Melograph 45 Orchestra
The Kaiser Franz Guards Band performing two marches for Melog, a Continental or small British label: 'Stars and Stripes Forever' (Sousa) and 'Carmen Grand March'.AI summary
Melograph 518 Instrumental
The Kaiser Franz Guards Band play Our Navy March and Old Comrades March on Melograph 529.AI summary
Melograph 529 Instrumental
An orchestra plays the Merry Widow Waltz and Vilja Song on Melograph 1029.AI summary
Melograph 1029 Orchestra
An orchestral recording of 'When the Band plays' selection and the Wedding March from *Lohengrin* on Melog, catalogue 1034, a label of uncertain origin and date.AI summary
Melograph 1034 Orchestra
An orchestra performing two marches for Melog: 'Grasshoppers March' and the 'Radetzky March'.AI summary
Melograph 118 Orchestra
A continental military or concert band, recorded for the obscure Melog label, performing two popular instrumental marches and dances of the early 20th century.AI summary
Melograph 99 Orchestra
Oswald Earle with Bandolero and, by the Kaiser Franz band, Cadets March on Melograph 18.AI summary
Melograph 18 Instrumental