Victor Orchestra

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This eponymous orchestra had its roots in a salon ensemble created by Nat Shilkret, music director of the Victor Talking Machine Company between 1916 and 1935. Based in Camden, NJ, across the river from Philadelphia, Victor (which merged with RCA) was able to use players from Stokowski's orchestra on an ad hoc basis as late as 1940. By then it was called the "RCA Victor Orchestra" -- not, however, to be confused with another ad hoc group, called simply the Victor Orchestra, in NYC for lighter music on the company's budget black and blue labels. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

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Tango Passion

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The History of Tango / Victor Orchestras / Recordings 1928 - 1935, Vol. 2

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Mccormack, John: Mccormack Edition, Vol. 7: The Acoustic Recordings (1916-1918)

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The Best of Caruso (Le 30 Canzoni più Belle)

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The History of Tango / Victor Orchestras / Recordings 1926 - 1929, Vol. 1

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Tango Passion Vol. 3

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Icon: Beniamino Gigli

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Cakewalks, Rags and Blues - Military Style

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Tv & Radio Theme Song Collection - Disc 1

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Vintage Ragtime Banjo Music

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Tango Passion Vol. 2

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