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Violinist soloing with the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Hugo Grautz) from the album '''Beethoven Violin Concerto In D Op. 61''' on the English budget classical label Fidelio. They were so cheap because they just re-released existing recordings and attributed them to new. fake names, so they didn't have to pay anybody any royalties. | Violinist soloing with the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Hugo Grautz) from the album '''Beethoven Violin Concerto In D Op. 61''' on the English budget classical label Fidelio. They were so cheap because they just re-released existing recordings and attributed them to new. fake names, so they didn't have to pay anybody any royalties. | ||
| − | Most hoax names they used were fairly generic, but sometimes they got too creative and gives the game away- "heard a wobble." (See also [[Wilhelm Havagesse]] - "have a guess"). | + | Most hoax names they used were fairly generic, but sometimes they got too creative and gives the game away- Herta Wöbbel = "heard a wobble." (See also [[Wilhelm Havagesse]] - "have a guess"). |
| − | ==External Links | + | ==External Links== |
*https://www.discogs.com/Amsterdam-Philharmonic-Orchestra-Beethoven-Violin-Concerto-In-D-Op-61/release/12219838 | *https://www.discogs.com/Amsterdam-Philharmonic-Orchestra-Beethoven-Violin-Concerto-In-D-Op-61/release/12219838 | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 15 October 2018
Violinist soloing with the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra (conducted by Hugo Grautz) from the album Beethoven Violin Concerto In D Op. 61 on the English budget classical label Fidelio. They were so cheap because they just re-released existing recordings and attributed them to new. fake names, so they didn't have to pay anybody any royalties.
Most hoax names they used were fairly generic, but sometimes they got too creative and gives the game away- Herta Wöbbel = "heard a wobble." (See also Wilhelm Havagesse - "have a guess").
