12-inch, 78 rpm EP disc 'Songs of the Sea'

Gramophone Record, LNER Gramophone Record, LNER
Gramophone Record, LNER Gramophone Record, LNER

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Gramophone Record, LNER
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Gramophone Record, LNER
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Gramophone Record, "Songs of the Sea" (Stanford) by the LNER Male Voice Choir and Orchestra. Broadcast performance by London & North Eastern Railway Musical Society at the Royal Hall, Harrogate on 15th March 1936. Side 1: 1. “Drake’s drum”, 2. “Devon, O Devon” [part one] accompanied by the LNER Orchestra and Male Voice Choir. Side 2: 1. “Devon, O Devon” [part two], 2. “The Old Superb”. MSS Recording Co. Ltd. label Broadcast Recording Department. Disc dimensions: 12 inch diameter

Details

Category:
Sound Recordings
Object Number:
1987-8126
Measurements:
Dia=300mm
type:
gramophone record
credit:
British Rail, Historical Relics

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