Les Discophiles Francais: MOZART Orchestre Hewitt Concerto De Clarinette 4 78s
Les Discophiles Francais: MOZART Orchestre Hewitt Ode Funebre 4-Record Set Mint Deux Sommets de L'Art Mozartien Concerto De Clarinette
First Recording of Les Dicophiles Label Face 1 Disque 7 Ode Funèbre en ut mineur W 474-K477 Adagio Face 2 Disque 7 Ode Funèbre en ut mineur W 474-K 477 Adagio (fin) Face 1 Disque 8 Concerto De Clarinette en la. W...-K 622 Allegro (debut) F. Etienne Face 2 Disque 8 Concerto De Clarinette en la. W...-K 622 Allegro (suite) F. Etienne Face 3 Disque 9 Concerto De Clarinette en la. W...-K 622 Allegro (fin) F. Etienne Face 4 Disque 9 Concerto De Clarinette en la. W...-K 622 Adagio (fin) F. Etienne Face 5 Disque 10 Concerto De Clarinette en la. W...-K 622 Rondo (debut) F. Etienne Face 5 Disque 10 Concerto De Clarinette en la. W...-K 622 Rondo (fin) F. Etienne
French label founded by Henri Screpel, the first recording took place in 1940: Mozart Concerto pour clarinette.
The Discophile label was founded by by Henri Screpel in France, offering a similar repertoire to other labels such as L'Anthologie Sonore, Classic and La Boîte à Musique. It generally published little-known pieces of the classic repertoire in small numbers, like other well-known music appreciation societies created in London in the '30s, such as the Scarlatti Society, the Beethoven Society, etc. Henri Screpel was also the label's sound engineer, producing series in collaboration with the pianist Marcelle Meyer, the Ensemble Couraud (as pictured), the Orchestra Hewitt, the Orchestra of Camera of Saarland (directed by Karl Riestenpart), the Végh Quartet etc. Other Discophile series featured the quartet music of Beethoven, Mozart and Schumann, in collaboration with music director Yves Nat."
