You should definitely still show your review of the Grammophon E 10119, your reviews are always packed full with information that I don't know (and they have great pictures). You seem to know a-lot about "Volk, an's Gewehr!", I'd love to see perhaps a more in depth review of it some time.
In a rare occurrence I've got a few different packages showing up all at once, and I have the one good thing about living in America in this hobby working for me at the moment, and have just received a decent shipment of Radiofunken pirate records, which are normally more easily found in America than their Telefunken cousins. Here's a small sampling of the Radiofunken records and a few others.
Radiofunken R 8099
A Telefunken/Ultraphon rip (Ultraphon A 658), with a couple of historic marches.
Radiodisque R 8252Ivan Ž. wrote:
Mussinan-Marsch [AM II, 248]
Composer: Carl Carl
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 09.1930
Recording Location: Berlin
Record Company: Deutsche Ultraphon AG, Berlin
Finska rytteriets marsch i 30-åriga kriget
Finnish Title: Suomalaisen ratsuväen marssi 30-vuotisessa sodassa
German Title: Marsch der finnländischen Reiterei aus dem 30-jährigen Kriege (Schwedischer Reitermarsch) [AM II, 211] [AM III, 70]
Composer: Anonym
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 09.1930
Recording Location: Berlin
Record Company: Deutsche Ultraphon AG, Berlin
Another rather well ripped copy of a Telefunken recording (Telefunken A 1540). This time we see the "S.A. Chor" of "Mein Schlesierland" censored, perhaps not purposely, to simply "Brass Band with Chorus", and "Oberlausitz, geliebtes Heimatland" with a totally fictional set of performers "Continental Radio Orchestra Quartette and Refrain Solo". It is not known why this label is white, or why its instead called "Radiodisque", perhaps a different intended market?
Radiofunken R 8050Ivan Ž. wrote:
Mein Schlesierland [Marsch]
Dedication: Herrn Edmund Heines, Polizeipräsident von Breslau, gewidmet
Composer: Max Rostock
Trio: Schlesierlied (Kehr’ ich einst zur Heimat wieder)/ Composer/Lyricist: Anonym
Vocal Group: SA-Chor, Berlin
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 01.09.1933
Recording Location: Berlin, Sing-Akademie (Am Festungsgraben 2)
Record Company: Telefunken-Platte GmbH, Berlin
Oberlausitz, geliebtes Heimatland [Wanderlied]
Composer/Lyricist: Kurt Piehler
Arranger: Hans Bund
Vocalist: Erwin Hartung
Vocal Group: Männerquartett
Instrumental Group: Tanzorchester Hans Bund, Berlin
Recording Date: 03.11.1933
Recording Location: Berlin, Sing-Akademie (Am Festungsgraben 2)
Record Company: Telefunken-Platte GmbH, Berlin
A well ripped copy of Carl Woitschach's very popular international potpourri (from Telefunken M 6143). He is uncredited on the Radiofunken label.
Gloria GO-10307Ivan Ž. wrote:
Wir marschieren [Großes Marsch-Potpourri] 1. Teil
Composer: Carl Woitschach
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 30.11.1934
Recording Location: Berlin, Sing-Akademie (Am Festungsgraben 2)
Record Company: Telefunken-Platte GmbH, Berlin
Contents: Florentiner Marsch [Fučík], D' Banda kommt [Schild], Schneidige Truppe [Lehnhardt], Kärntner-Lieder-Marsch [Anonym/Seifert], Soldatenleben [Schmeling], Mit Bomben und Granaten [Bilse], Frei weg! [Latann], Radetzky-Marsch [Strauß/Anonym]
Wir marschieren [Großes Marsch-Potpourri] 2. Teil
Composer: Carl Woitschach
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 30.11.1934
Recording Location: Berlin, Sing-Akademie (Am Festungsgraben 2)
Record Company: Telefunken-Platte GmbH, Berlin
Contents: Bayrischer Defiliermarsch [Scherzer], The British Grenadiers [Anonym], Brucker-Lager-Marsch [Král], San Lorenzo [Silva], Dixie [Anonym], Petersburger Marsch [Anonym], Lockmarsch [Anonym], Unsere Garde [Förster/Großmann]
This is a great time for me to mention Hugo Scharf's "Wir marschieren", one of my favorite potpourri's in the sense of song selection and rendition. Totally dissimilar to Carl's, and a great addition to anyone's collection.
[Discographical info added by the host.]Ivan Ž. wrote:
Wir marschieren [Soldatenlieder-Potpourri] 1. Teil
Composer: Hugo Scharf
Vocal Group: Männerquartett
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 22.04.1932
Recording Location: Berlin, Carl Lindström AG (Schlesische Straße 26-27), Raum IV
Record Company: Carl Lindström AG, Berlin
Contents: Morgen will mein Schatz vereissen [Anonym], Soldaten, das sind lust’ge Brüder [Anonym], Drei Lilien [Anonym]
Wir marschieren [Soldatenlieder-Potpourri] 2. Teil
Composer: Hugo Scharf
Vocal Group: Männerquartett
Instrumental Group: Blasorchester Carl Woitschach, Berlin
Recording Date: 22.04.1932
Recording Location: Berlin, Carl Lindström AG (Schlesische Straße 26-27), Raum IV
Record Company: Carl Lindström AG, Berlin
Contents: O, Straßburg, du wunderschöne Stadt [Anonym], Wie ein stolzer Adler [Spohr/Schütz], Marsch nach Motiven der Oper „Moses“ [Rossini/Widder], Lockmarsch [Anonym], O, Deutschland hoch in Ehren [Pearson/Bauer]