Name/Title
"CELEBRE MENUET/SERENADE"Entry/Object ID
2001.201.1.1Description
Color: Black; Blue; White
"Celebre Menuet / Serenade," a phonograph record by the Trio de Lutece and released by Columbia Graphophone Company, 1928. The first song is by Valensin and the second by Camille Saint-Saens performed by a trio of flute, cello, and harp. The record label is blue with the words "COLUMBIA RECORD" at the top and an image of a musical note with the words "GRAND PRIZES / PARIS 1900 / ST LOUIS 1904 / MILAN 1906" in the bars. At the right side are U. S. and Canadian prices of 75 and 90 cents. The instruments used are below this. Under this are the titles, composers, issue date, catalog number, and resale warning. The company name and patent dates are at the bottom. The catalog numbers "46300" and "46301" are etched into the acetate near the label. Except for some tears on the label and surface soiling, the artifact appears to have little scratching and is in good condition.Lexicon
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MusicSearch Terms
Three-dimensional, Phonograph records, Trio de LuteceLegacy Lexicon
Object Name
Phonograph Records