Set sale N8 a rare 4 Riga record factory 10"records with records.

The Riga record factory "Latvijas skańuplašu fabrika" is the direct successor of the Latvian company "Bellacord Electro", which was founded in the spring of 1931 in Riga.

Set of 4 vinyl records.
Format: Shellac, 10 ", 33 ⅓ RPM, Repress 40-50th


№1
Label: Riga plant.
Viennese blood. Waltz.
Label: Riga Factory - 10346, Riga Factory - 10347
Format: Shellac, 10 ", 78 RPM, Repress
Country: USSR
Release date: 1947

VIENNA BLOOD
waltz
muses. I. Strauss
State symph. orc. the USSR
Deer. A. V. Gauk

the performer is indicated: "The State Symphony Orchestra of the USSR. Conductor A. V. Gauk"
In that session he recorded 2 Strauss waltzes on 4 sides
10344-45 A Thousand and One Nights
10346-47 Vienna Blood
July 1940

A rare edition, since all catalogs contain records of the Leningrad, Aprelevsky or Tashkent factories.


№2
Orchestra Under Control A. N. Tsfasman *
Palm Grove / Mazurka (Shellac, 10 ", RP)
Reissue (original matrix)

Orchestra Under Control A. N. Tsfasmana * - Palm Grove / Mazurka
Label: Riga Factory - 15966, Riga Factory - 15967
Format: Shellac, 10 ", Repress
Country: USSR
Release date: 1948
Genre: Jazz

Recordings are included in the Basic Fund of Soviet Sound Recordings
GOST 5289-50
MAZURKA
muses. A. Polonsky
Orchestra conducted by A.N. Tsfasman

Side A Palm Grove
Music By - A. Tsfasman *
Side B Mazurka
Music By - A. Polonsky *

№3
Claudia Shulzhenko - Simple Girl / Dove
Label: Riga Factory - 21592, Riga Factory - 21593 (Blue Label)
Format: Shellac, 10 ", 78 RPM
Country: USSR
Release date: 1953
Genre: Folk, World, & Country

Side A Simple Girl
Written-By - Spanish Folk Song *
Side B Dove
Written-By - Cuban Folk Song *
Participants of the recording
Lyrics By [Russian Lyrics] - S. Bolotin * (tracks: B), T. Sikorskaya *
Piano - B. Ya. Mandrus *
Notes: Riga Factory, Blue Label

Klavdia Ivanovna Shulzhenko (1906, Kharkov, Russian Empire - 1984, Moscow, USSR) - Russian Soviet pop singer, actress. People's Artist of the USSR (1971).
Born on March 11 (24), 1906 in Kharkov
She began performing folk songs from the end of the 1910s. She studied musical notation and singing privately with the professor of the Kharkov Conservatory NL Chemezov [4]. In 1923 she became an artist of the Kharkov Drama Theater under the direction of N. N. Sinelnikov.
In May 1928, she made her singing debut at the Mariinsky Theater in Leningrad.
In October 1931, at the Leningrad Music Hall, she played a role in the play, the music for which was written by Dmitry Shostakovich, and Isaac Dunaevsky was at the conductor's stand.
The jazz orchestra created in January sale 1940 in Leningrad under the direction of Klavdia Shulzhenko and her husband Vladimir Coralli became very popular and existed until the summer of 1945. The songs "Do not speak of love", "Dove" and others were performed.

№4
Orchestra of the All-Union Radio Committee - Yolochka / New pa-d'espan
Label: Riga Factory - 17874, Riga Factory - 17875 (Blue Label)
Format: Shellac, 10 ", 78 RPM
Country: USSR
Release date: 1950

Side A - 17874
Herringbone, polka (Artur Moritsevich Polonsky)
All-Union Radio Committee Orchestra, Conductor Alexey Matveevich Kovalev 1950

Side B - 17875
New pas d'espan, dance (V. Kruchinin)
All-Union Radio Committee Orchestra, Conductor Alexey Matveevich Kovalev 1950

Notes: Riga Factory, Combined red-blue label

Made in USSR 20th century.
Good vintage condition.

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USA: 8-12 business days
Russia: Up to 10 business days
Rest of the world: 10-20 business days