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Ave Maria and Pilgrim’s Song on Edison Diamond Disc – 82258
$24.00
Ave Maria had the soprano solo by Marie Rappold (i.e. Marie Winterrath who sang with the Metropolitan Opera between 1905 and 1920) with violin obbigato by Albert Spalding and pianoforte by Robert Gaylor. It was recorded June 2nd, 1921 in New York. The Pilgrim’s Song by Tschaikowsky is Bass with Orchestra, Henri Scott as the opera singer.
Description
This is a VG quality recording released in June 1922 after shortages from World War I issues got back under control.
It is one of the 1/4 inch thick black carbon Edison Diamond Discs that used clay rather than wood flour in the core.
Like many brands of records in that era it was recorded at 80 rpm. Much simpler to set the speed of the record to 80 rmp rather than the later 78 rpm records (i.e. the record had to turn 20 times in 15 seconds).
NOTE: The Diamond Disc records were designed to be used with the horizontal diaphragm of Edison Phonographs. They should not be played by vertical diaphragm steel needle cartridges as they destroy the disc.
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