Victor Artists

Hermann Bachmann (baritone vocal)

On this Date...

May 24th, 1901

Asthore (Matrix [Pre-matrix B-]3398, take 2) was recorded by Herbert Goddard [i.e., Emilio de Gogorza] in Camden, New Jersey [unconfirmed]

Primary TitleShow Additional Titles	Source
Fekete hegyek közt	Victor catalog

TitleHide Additional Titles	Source
Fekete hegyek közt (Primary title)	Victor catalog
Hungarian war song (Title descriptor)	Blue history card
In the black mountains (Parallel (translated) title)	Victor ledgers

Authors and Composers	Notes
Albert Hetényi Heidelberg (composer)

PersonnelHide Additional Performers	Notes
Gyula Szalay (vocalist: tenor vocal)
Edward T. King (conductor)
King's Orchestra (Musical group)

Primary Performer Show Additional Performers	Notes
Gyula Szalay (vocalist: tenor vocal)

Description: Male vocal solo, with orchestra
Instrumentation: 2 violins, viola, flute, bass, 2 cornets, clarinet, and trombone
Category: Vocal
Marketing Genre: Hungarian
Language: Hungarian
Master Size: 10-inch

Take Date and Place	Take	Status	Label Name/Number	Format	Note	Show Issued Only
11/15/1916 (New York, New York)	1	Destroy
11/15/1916 (New York, New York)	2	Destroy
12/13/1916 (New York, New York)	3	Master	Victor 69186	10" disc
12/13/1916 (New York, New York)	3	Master	Gramophone 7-72012	10" disc
12/13/1916 (New York, New York)	4	Destroy

Take Date and Place	Take	Status	Label Name/Number	Format	Note	Show All Takes
12/13/1916 (New York, New York)	3	Master	Victor 69186	10" disc
12/13/1916 (New York, New York)	3	Master	Gramophone 7-72012	10" disc

Footnotes and Sources	Hide Notes
Source(s) consulted: Victor blue history card; catalog; Victor ledgers.

Footnotes and Sources	Show Notes