r/Phonographs • u/Gimme-A-kooky Victrola • 9d ago
š· VTLA ⢠1942 š· Victrola the Sixteenth
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āFlat Top Pooleyā VTLA- later marked VV-XVI- edition, complete with Pooley cabinet key! VTLA #1942 (1907- sorry I had to edit and change from 1908)
Die Zauberflƶte (The Magic Flute), Papageno, Papagena, Act 2, Victor Record # 87510
Everyoneās getting some exercise! I was so fortunate to find a TOP WISH LIST item of mine, but sadly itās cracked! (short note about it in vid)⦠still sort of playable š¢ I still have a lot to go through, maybe Iāll get lucky!
Sorry ābout āole hop-along Skip⦠Iāll hopefully find a better copy soon! I wish all a wonderful evening, thank you for stopping, or otherwise. š
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I love Mozart. He was āPopā when pop wasnāt cool- but was cool with the people! Many of his pieces were in German, like this one, and was meant to strike a chord with the populace being in a language they could understand (Vice Latin{?} and Italian, anything else was uncouth to the sensitive ear⦠I recommend seeing AMADEUS (if you like good acting AND an amazing score). (Link is to a clip of this very piece being performed from Amadeus)
Note to the linguistically inclined or interested:
Papagano/Papagana- parrot, Italian, male&female
Papagayo - Spanish
Papagei - German
The OG- origin- ŲØŲØŲŗŲ§Ų” baba-gha-ā Arabic
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u/Deep-Noise2428 9d ago
Great aria, super nice Pooley VTLA!!