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William Tell Overture – 80128
$62.50
The William Tell Overture, written by Gioachino Antonio Rossini is performed here by Cesare Sodero’s Band as re recorded for the right side (side 1) on take B, May 12, 1917 and the left side (side 2) on take C, May 22, 1917. The original recordings of this song were in 1913 and released in 1914. The recording was made in the Edison Recording Studio, Knickerbocker Bldg. 75-79 5th Ave., Manhattan, New York, NY.
Description
Released in 1917.
This two sided 10″ record is one of the 1/4 inch thick black carbon Edison records.
Edison Diamond discs were recorded at 80 rpm using a horizontal diaphragm, so intended it to be played back on an Edison phonograph that also used a horizontal stylus/cartridge which Edison referred to as diamond tipped.
It should not be played on any of the steel tip vertical diaphragm stylus players of that era. They will destroy the up and down modulated groves as they are meant for side to side modulation.
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