Odeon-308369-bo3276

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Title/Work	Silberglöckchen
Subtitle/Content	Silver Bells - Wilhelm Peglow, Op. 29
Author(s)/Composer(s)	W. Ramthor
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Genre(s)	Polka-mazurka
Conductor(s)	August Pilz
Performer(s)	Albert Müller (Tubaphone with Orchestra accompaniment, - )
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Label	Odeon Records
Part of record	Odeon 308369
Matrix/StamperID	A 42105, XBO 3276
Recording location	Berlin (German Reich)
1st recording date	November 1909
1st release date	1910
1st release location (origin)	DE
References	http://discography.phonomuseum.at/odeon/odmxBo01000.pdf master xBo 3276 GEM: Berlin 1909.11 Silberglöckchen — Polka-Mazurka (Wilhelm Peglow, op.29) Albert Müller (bells) - August Pilz (MD) — (orchestra) «Burghardt» Jumbo/Odeon BL (Germany) A 42105, A 6521 / D25 AN Odeon GN (Germany) 308369 / D25 AN Odeon BL (Germany) O-1417 (308369) / D25 AN

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