The Immortal Nightingale of "The Pines of Rome"

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The Immortal Nightingale of "The Pines of Rome"

Subject:	The Immortal Nightingale of "The Pines of Rome"
From:	"Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999
Date:	Wed Sep 26, 2012 5:49 pm ((PDT))

See the second item in this email blast. I think the writer erred in calling it 
"likely the earliest to include any electronics." I believe the player Respighi 
specified, the Brunswick Panatrope, was a purely mechanical record player, and 
electrical recording to produce records didn't start in till 1925.

-Dan

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