Issler's Orchestra

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Issler's Orchestra was an early recording ensemble, and perhaps the first popular band. The group formed in the fall of 1889 at the Edison Laboratory Because the purpose of the group was only to make recordings, it had only four or five performers, a form that would come to be known as a "parlor orchestra". Personnel and instrumentation varied in the first year, but most sessions included Edward Issler on piano, George Schweinfest on flute and D.B. Dana on cornet. Clarinetist William Tuson and xylophonist Charles P. Lowe would also become core members in time. rdf:langString
Orkiestra Isslera (Issler's Orchestra) to pierwsza orkiestra, która zdobyła popularność poprzez nagrywanie swoich wykonań na wałkach do fonografu i płytach szelakowych. W skład orkiestry wchodzili: * Edward Issler (1855-?), pianino * David B. Dana (1855-1914), kornet * George Schweinfest (1862-1949), flet, piccolo * A. T. Van Winkle (? - ?), skrzypce rdf:langString
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rdf:langString Issler's Orchestra was an early recording ensemble, and perhaps the first popular band. The group formed in the fall of 1889 at the Edison Laboratory Because the purpose of the group was only to make recordings, it had only four or five performers, a form that would come to be known as a "parlor orchestra". Personnel and instrumentation varied in the first year, but most sessions included Edward Issler on piano, George Schweinfest on flute and D.B. Dana on cornet. Clarinetist William Tuson and xylophonist Charles P. Lowe would also become core members in time. The group performed dance music such as quadrilles, waltzes and polkas, arrangements of musical theater, opera, and popular songs, "descriptive" pieces evoking a narrative, chamber music, and marches. After the Edison Laboratory suspended its recording program in January 1890, Issler's Orchestra recorded for the New Jersey Phonograph Company, United States Phonograph Company, Columbia Phonograph Company Chicago Talking Machine Company and others. The band experienced a decline in popularity after other marching bands came on to the scene. The ensemble stopped recording around 1899, but individual members, specifically Schweinfest and Lowe, would continue individually into the disc era.
rdf:langString Orkiestra Isslera (Issler's Orchestra) to pierwsza orkiestra, która zdobyła popularność poprzez nagrywanie swoich wykonań na wałkach do fonografu i płytach szelakowych. W skład orkiestry wchodzili: * Edward Issler (1855-?), pianino * David B. Dana (1855-1914), kornet * George Schweinfest (1862-1949), flet, piccolo * A. T. Van Winkle (? - ?), skrzypce Orkiestra została założona w 1888 roku. Największą popularność miała w latach 90. XIX wieku. Popularność zaczęła tracić z upływem czasu kiedy to technika fonograficzna ciągle się rozwijała i pojawiały się to coraz nowsze i większe orkiestry. Ostatnie nagrania wykonali w 1900 roku, ale grali jeszcze przez kilka następnych lat.
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