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Description
Brown wax cylinder. Place of recording likely the United States. Performers not given. In first segment, child sings "When I Get You Alone Tonight." In second segment, woman speaks over an earlier palimpsest recording of group singing: "Hello! My name is [Diana Kolarit (?)] and I [...]. Somebody else is singing on here!" The same speaker is heard saying her name on 286-19. At the end of the singing, a man says: "Hello! Harry Vallenberg" (?). First transfer contains only the second segment, pitched to the speaker's voice. Also available online via the Internet. Sung in English. The David Giovannoni Collection of home cylinder recordings (Set Number: 286-06, Originally acquired: Bill Kocher, 2012).
Type
sound
Format
Audio Audio cylinder Electronic resource
Extent
1 cylinder (ca. 2 min.) : 184.3 rpm; 159.9 rpm ; 2 1/4 x 4 in.
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