HENRYK GOLD Abschied SYRENA ELECTRO Blues PRE-WAR (1932) Polish 78rpm
$
150
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Description
RECORD DESCRIPTION
RARE Syrena Electro 78rpm record with original sleeve!
First time listed on eBay!
Original first press released in 1932!
CONDITION E- (Shiny record, plays very nice! A scratch mark in the middle of "Abschied" side, two ticks audible, no skipping. Otherwise record in excellent shape!)
HENRY (Henryk) GOLD
"Abschied" (Blues) "In A Little Spanish Town" (Boston)
Henryk Gold (1902 – 9 January 1977 in New York City, United States) was a Polish-born American composer, arranger, and orchestra director.
When silent movies in Poland lost popularity, thousands of Polish musicians who'd played in the movie theaters lost their livelihood; they began to create large and small orchestras playing dance music and jazz.
Henryk Gold was chief among them, giving concerts at the famous Ziemia?ska Cafee on Kredytowa Street and the revue theater "Morskie-Oko" on Sienkiewicz Street. He ran the nightclub "Adria" with his brother on Moniuszki Street.
Gold wrote hundreds of tangos, polkas, foxtrots, and waltzes, interpolating Jewish motifs.
Record cleaned professionally!
COLLECTORS ITEM
SHIPPING
WORLDWIDE REGISTERED SHIPPING 13.90 USD!
Records are packed with extra care!
Will combine several orders.
GRADING N (new) Unplayed and showing no signs of wear.
E (excellent) Showing only slight wear. Playing surfaces still retain much of their original shine.
V (very good) Somewhat more worn than an excellent record, slight grayness appearing in the grooves, especially in louder passages. Still a fairly clean and acceptable copy. Surface and extraneous noise is noticeable, but does not overwhelm the music. .
G (good) Shows considerable wear and usage, grayness in the grooves, random mars and light abrasions from a sleeveless existence. Surface noise is audible.
F (fair) Indicates the lowest grades of the condition code.
Plus and minus signs are used to indicate slight differences in the grading.
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