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The Columbia engineers did an admirable job capturing this, it sounds quite good for an acoustical (1921) violin recording.
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Canzonetta fr. Concerto in D / Sascha Jacobsen
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Wolfe
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Canzonetta fr. Concerto in D / Sascha Jacobsen
From Tchaikovsky's popular D-Major violin concerto. Here played with an appropriate combination lyricism and wistfulness by Sascha Jacobsen, who (I believe) enjoyed a long and happy career for decades beyond when this was waxed.
The Columbia engineers did an admirable job capturing this, it sounds quite good for an acoustical (1921) violin recording.
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The Columbia engineers did an admirable job capturing this, it sounds quite good for an acoustical (1921) violin recording.
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Re: Canzonetta fr. Concerto in D / Sascha Jacobsen
Very nice indeed. The Columbia studio group has a few rough moments..which is not unusual in that studio.
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Wolfe
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Re: Canzonetta fr. Concerto in D / Sascha Jacobsen
True there is a few rough spots in the orchestral playing.
What studio might this have been? Manhattan?
What studio might this have been? Manhattan?