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Ich hab’ kein Auto, ich hab’ kein Rittergut (Aš jokio auto ar namo neturiu), foxtrot
 

 
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Aš jokio auto ar namo neturiu
Fokstrotas (H. May - V. Fed. Sipavičius)

Viktoras Orantas, Tenoras
su orkestru Homocord
Dirigentas: J. STUPELIS

H - Li - 17062-II

From the collection of J. S., Kaunas.
Mirror Transcription: £ H-72062
Original matrix: Homokord # H-72062
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Homokord > Homocord I H-Li-17062-II H-72062 Original matrix
Reverse Side H-Li-17062-I H-72070
Title Name: Ich hab' kein Auto, ich hab' kein Rittergut
Language(s) or Ethnics: lithuanian | Catalog category: Tenor with orchestra | Genre (Music Category): Foxtrot
Artist(s): Viktoras Orantas
Composer: Hans May
Lyrics By: Vladas Fedotas Sipavičius
Accompaniment Type: Orchestra | Accompanist: Orchestra "Homocord"
Bandmaster or conductor: Josifas Stupelis
Recording Place: Berlin? | Recording Date: 1930
Transfer speed: 78 RPM
Record size: 25 cm | Label size: 79 mm
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Added by: Yu | 08.06.2012 20:33 | Last updated by:  bernikov | 13.06.2012 23:08
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Per Backman (229pelle)
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The original title is "Ich hab' kein Auto, ich hab' kein Rittergut".

I guess this is the same singer as Viktors Orants, who sang at the opera in Riga at least 1931 and 1933/34 and also recorded for Homophon (Latvian, not related to Homocord), see;
http://www.nmkk.lv/PubliskaPrieksmetuInformacijasApskate.aspx?ID=591746
  09.06.2012 04:46
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Yuri Bernikov (bernikov)
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Thank you for the original name - I used it to make better English and Russian translations!
  09.06.2012 12:30
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Þ. Ø. (Yu)
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Well, "namas" in Lithuanian means "a house", so I don't know if "estate" is correct translation in this case...
  09.06.2012 18:36
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Raoul Konezni (Konezni)
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Rittergut
the english equivalent of "Rittergut" would be "manor house" or "feudal estate"
  11.06.2012 11:49
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Yuri Bernikov (bernikov)
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Ok, I changed to "manor house" - "feudal estate" sounds too corny to me
  11.06.2012 23:58
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Per Backman (229pelle)
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Mansion, perhaps?

How did you get to Berlin as a recording place? Is it a fact or a guess?
  13.06.2012 07:05
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Þ. Ø. (Yu)
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It is known that Odeon in 1924 and Columbia in 1931 have set up recording studios in Kaunas, Lithuania. And when Lithuanian artists recorded for other labels, they had to travel abroad to record something. Homocord certainly never had a recording studio in Lithuania, so I think Lithuanian "Li" series records were recorded in Berlin.
  13.06.2012 13:28
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Per Backman (229pelle)
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You are probably right, but the Lithuanian Homocord recordings could be made in Kaunas or Riga as well. Technicians used to travel to make recordings, and as there are more than one Lithuanian artist on Homocord at this time, I think it is possible that the recordings can be made at a different place than Berlin.
  13.06.2012 21:33
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Yuri Bernikov (bernikov)
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229pelle wrote:
Mansion, perhaps?

May be Mansion-House will be better? In Russian it will be translated as "Äâîðåö" (Palace) that from my point of view sounds more natural to the ear.
  13.06.2012 23:11
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