Beethoven Quartet Op × Royal Garden Blues

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seven lengths of the pair cut and clamped together — pitched wrong but kept in time, smeared to a blur, a reversed ghost of itself, pulled wide across the room

Where it came from — Columbia Graphophone Co., Ltd. (1924); Original Dixieland Jazz Band, Clarence Williams, Spencer Williams, Al Bernard (1921). Beethoven: Quartet No. 14 in C-Sharp minor, Op. 131 Léner String Quartet: Jenö Léner, violin I Joszef Smilovits, violin II Sándor Roth, viola Imre Hartman, cello Recorded in February and August, 1924, in Columbia's Petty France Studios, London.

Cover art — a three-quarters view of a man visible from the waist up, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.

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