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| Data.No. | 694 |
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Annotation | THE PEARL OF KOREA for silent films in movie
This is the ¡°original music¡± that musicians used to accompany silent films in movie houses all over the world.
Later on, this music was used for the late 1920¡¯s silents that had synchronized soundtracks.
Then in the early 1930s, some of the smaller Hollywood studios used this music to underscore their Western and Adventure films.
These orchestrations/arrangements [with all the cues] are very versatile by the fact that they can be played by a solo/single pianist, or up to a 15 or 16 piece orchestra.
Most of the original copies of this rare music were thrown out when ¡°talking¡± pictures came in.
Copyright: 1921,CARL FISCHER New York.(later published in 1940)
Size: 30cmx23cm
1) First Violin ,4 pages.
2) Piano-Conductor ,12 pages.
3) 2nd Violin, 3 pages.
4) Organ,5 pages
5)Piccolo, 2 pages.
6)Violoncello ,3 pages.
7)Viola, 3 pages.
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| Author | LUCIUS HOSMER |
| Publisher | CARL FISCHER NYC
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| Pub.Year(s) | 1921 |
| Language | English |
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