La Donna e’mobile (Opera «Rigoletto», act 3)

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DISCO ZONOFONO.
International Zonophone Company.
LA DONNA E' MOBILE
"Rigoletto".
Tenore Solo
Signor Cav. ENRICO CARUSO.
Milano.
No X-1555.

from Alexander Proidakov collection.

Mirror Transcription:

X-1555

Additional information:

Crossed Back Edition. Pressed 126 copyes only.

Record Mini-Discography: Disco Zonofono > La Donna e’mobile (Opera «Rigoletto», act 3)
Label	Catalog No	Mx/Ctr No	Take	Order No	Censorial No	Additional information
Zonophone > Disco Zonofono	X-1555	X-1555
Single-sided record

Title Name:

La Donna e'mobile

Language(s) or Ethnics:

italian | Catalog category: Tenor with Piano | Genre (Music Category): Opera

Artist(s):

Enrico Caruso

Composer, Larger Composition Name:

Giuseppe Verdi: Opera «Rigoletto», act No 3

Lyrics By:

Francesco Maria Piave | Based on: Victor Hugo: Drama «The King Amuses Himself»

Accompaniment Type:

Piano

Bandmaster or conductor:

Recording Place:

Milan | Recording Date: 19-04-1903

Transfer speed:

75:00 RPM

Record size:

25 cm | Label size: 88 mm

Additional keywords:

Label file size:

633.9 KB | 2000x2000 px | Size of file MP3: 2.2 MB | 2:26 | 128 kbps x 44.1 kHz

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18.07.2010 10:59 | Last updated by: bernikov | 28.12.2020 02:52

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Stephan Stephan (sobinovv) Expert

Pressed copies

Where do you have the number of 126 copies for the "crossed back edition", meaning a rather late pressing?

From June 1903 alone, when the Gramophone Co. took over the Zonophone matrices, until March 1907, 1115 copies were pressed of this disc.

25.07.2015 07:13

Alexander Proidakov (horseman)

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Comments: 232
Join Date: 13.07.2010

Re: Pressed copies

sobinovv wrote:

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My CARUSO's Zonophones - originals, genuine german Zonophone pressings (not Italian 'A.I.C.C.' pressings), with 'handwritten' catalogue numbers imprinted in the wax.

Any later (June 1903 - March 1907) G. & T. pressings from CARUSO's Zonophone matrices have the imprinted embossed (raised up) 'machine stamped' catalogue numbers, and in the few cases 'II' (Roman numerials) stamp too.

07.01.2016 08:46