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UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive
Expert-curated recordings from the first years of the commercial cylinder, selected from UCSB’s Recorded Incunabula programs. Listen to selections and inspect original source records and reuse notes.
27 catalog recordings. 1891–1898.
Original source: UC Santa Barbara Library.
Selected recordings
- Cujus animam. [Stabat Mater, Cujus animam G minor.] — D.B. Dana ; Edward Issler. (1891) · Original source
- Down on the farm — Edward Clarance. (1892) · Original source
- After the ball — George Gaskin. (1893) · Original source
- Blind Tom — Brilliant Quartette. (1894) · Original source
- Grover Cleveland march — Gilmore's Band. (1892) · Original source
- On the midway — Issler's Orchestra. (1893) · Original source
- Haul the woodpile down — Charles Asbury. (1894) · Original source
- Why should I keep from whistling? — John Yorke Atlee ; Frederick Gaisberg. (1890s) · Original source
- Nannon waltz. [Nanon. Anna song] — Issler's Orchestra. (1891) · Original source
- The enthusiast polka — U.S. Marine Band. (1893) · Original source
- Beau ideal march. [Beau ideal] — Baldwin's Cadet Band of Boston. (1893) · Original source
- Sweet Marie — H.G. Williams. (1893) · Original source
- When my 'Lize rolls the whites of her eyes — J.W. Myers. (1896) · Original source
- Just one girl — Frank Butts. (1898) · Original source
- Chimes of Normandy :. selections [Cloches de Corneville. Selections] — Brand's Concert Band. (1896) · Original source
- The commodore song :. Ship ahoy — Edward M. Favor. (1893) · Original source
- Gems of Ireland :. quadrille — Banta's Popular Orchestra. (1890s) · Original source
- Mill medley — Bison City Quartet. (1893) · Original source
- Still his whiskers grew — Dan W. Quinn. (1896) · Original source
- Electric light quadrille — Issler's Orchestra. (1894) · Original source
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