指揮者ブルノ・ザイドラーヴィンクラー(Bruno Seidler- Winkler;1880-1960)についてウィキペディア英語版に当たってみると、次の記述があった。すなわち、「In 1923, when he left Deutsche Grammophon, the first complete recording of the 9th Symphony by Beethoven.(1923年、彼はドイツ・グラマフォンを去るにあたり、ベートヴェンの第9交響曲の最初のレコーディングをした)」 まさにYouTubeにアップロードされた録音が、ウィキペディアが記述しているレコード盤である。レコード盤画像のレーベルはシャルプラト・グラマフォン(SCHALLPLATTE “GRAMMOPHON“;グラマフォンレコード)、そして DEUTSCH(ドイツ)の文字も読める。
I listened to the first complete recording of Beethoven's 9th Symphony "Chorus" on YouTube. Recorded in 1923. Beethoven completed the 9th in 1824, so it was first released as a disk 99 years later. By the way, Thomas Edison (1847-1931) invented the
I presume that the person who uploaded this record- ing to YouTube is probably a music concerned or re- searcher. That's because the data about this record is complete. In other words, even for a mere music lover like me, the record's identification becames clear, and in this way I can write a quated article with confidence. Moreover, since the image of the disk is posted, I was able to search for further confirmation materials from the label image.
About the conductor Bruno Seidler-Winkler (1880- 1960), when I hit the English version of Wikipedia, there was the following description. That is, "In 1923, when he left Deutsche Grammophon, the first complete recording of the 9th Symphony by Beethoven." The recording uploaded to You Tube is exactly the disk described by Wikipedia. THe label of the disk image can read the characters of SCHALLPLATTE "GRAMMOPHONE" and DEUTSCH (Germany). The URL of this @age on YouTube is posted below, but the performer information is also written.
Conductor; Bruno Seidler-Winkler Soprano; Ethel Hansa Alyo+ Eleanor Scholosshauer Tenor; Eugen Transky Bass; Albert Fischer Chorus; Berlin Stautskapelle Performance; Neues Symphonie-Orchester Recorded in Berlin in 1923