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Sharpshooters March Composed by Richard Eilenberg Performed by Guido Deiro Recorded January 1911 Columbia A984 Count Guido Pietro Deiro (1886 - 1950) was a famous vaudeville star, international recording artist, composer and teacher. He was the first piano-accordionist to appear on big-time vaudeville, records, radio and the screen. Guido usually performed under the stage-name "Deiro". Guido and his younger brother Pietro Deiro (known as "Pietro") were among the highest paid musicians on the vaudeville circuit, and they both did much to introduce and popularize the piano accordion in the early 20th century. Sharpshooters March, an all-time favorite of accordionists for many years has often been attributed to Guido Deiro, but according to Deiro in a 1948 article he claims that he first heard it in Germany in 1907 played on a hand organ. Deiro was so impressed that he asked the organist to play it again several times. The organist didnt know the name of the piece but knew it was an Italian march. When Deiro was unable to find the European publisher of this music, he arranged his own version from memory. When he returned to the United States he performed it in his vaudeville act with great success and since it was a military march he named it "Bersaglieri" or "Sharpshooters." In 1910, Columbia Record Company requested that he record "Sharpshooters March" which resulted in this recording. The label credits the composer as Richard Eilenberg. Later he recorded it for Edison ...
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Grabación y edición Jairo y Victor Moreno, EVOFOTO corte 9 del disco TRANSICIÓN DE FASE grabado en la sala SAMASAMA, Villagarcia
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hope you enjoy it! :) 31-1-08 #81 - Most Discussed (Today) - Music
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#2. The Serenade from Les Millions DArlequin (Drigo) Performed by: Count Guido Deiro (1886 - 1950) Italian born composer and Vaudeville headliner who introduced (1910), named and popularized the piano-accordion in America. The first to play the instrument onstage, on the radio, in film (Vitaphone) and sound recordings (Edison). Known as the virtuoso of the accordion he was the first accordionist to play the "Palace" and composed the theme music for the Broadway hit "Kismet". Deiro discovered, professionally developed and married the teenaged Mae West. They performed on the same bill for nearly four years.(1913-1916). This 1929 Vitaphone is the first sound on film of the piano-accordion and is Part 2 of two selections. See www.guidodeiro.com for illustrated pages on the making of this Vitaphone.
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Ciribiribin Waltz Words: Rudolf Thaler Music: Alberto Pestalozza Performed by Guido Deiro Recorded January 1911 Columbia A 984 Count Guido Pietro Deiro (1886 - 1950) was a famous vaudeville star, international recording artist, composer and teacher. He was the first piano-accordionist to appear on big-time vaudeville, records, radio and the screen. Guido usually performed under the stage-name "Deiro". Guido and his younger brother Pietro Deiro (known as "Pietro") were among the highest paid musicians on the vaudeville circuit, and they both did much to introduce and popularize the piano accordion in the early 20th century. Ciribiribin is an Italian ballad in three quarter time, composed by Alberto Pestalozza in 1898. It quickly became popular and has come to be recorded by dozens of artists in the United States. The distinguishing feature of the song is repeated use of the five note phrase that forms the song name. In the lyrics the name is always given the Italian pronunciation "chiribiribee." This allows singers to hold the vowel at the end as long as they like, giving their performance great flare and drama. In the 1940s it was the theme song for the Harry James Orchestra.
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Hours to do it, minutes to comment. For Song and artist, please see the end of the vid. Watch in 720p, Its better :) Yep! This is my new fandom :D Im really obsessed with the show...Gosh I love fantasy and this have a lot of it!!! I hope that itll be a 3th season, because its amazing :). About the video, well is just a resum of all the battels that I like xD! But, Ok... it have a lot of Kahlans moments!! haha But I cant resist :D. I have to say THANK YOU to SilverMoon91! Because she told me about this show and she was right!! Everyone should watch it ^^ Hope you enjoy it! ?Back-up youtube.com ?Ask me anything, If you want... www.formspring.me -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music : Help! Im alive by Metric Fandom : Legend of the Seeker Program used : Sony Vegas Pro 8.0 Honors! #100 - Más comentados (hoy)) #6 - Más comentados (hoy)) - Cine y animación #95 - Superfavoritos (hoy)) #9 - Superfavoritos (hoy)) - Cine y animación #8 - Más valorados (hoy)) - Cine y animación #70 - Más valorados (esta semana)) - Cine y animación #38 - Más comentados (esta semana)) - Cine y animación #67 - Superfavoritos (esta semana)) - Cine y animación #43 - Más valorados (esta semana)) - Cine y animación -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [...]Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act? 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news ...
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#1 The Overture from I Capuleti e I Montecchi.(Bellini) Performed by: Count Guido Deiro (1886 - 1950) Italian born composer and Vaudeville headliner who introduced (1910), named and popularized the piano-accordion in America. The first to play the instrument onstage, on the radio, in film (Vitaphone) and sound recordings (Edison). Known as the virtuoso of the accordion he was the first accordionist to play the "Palace" and composed the theme music for the Broadway hit "Kismet". Deiro discovered, professionally developed and married the teenaged Mae West. They performed on the same bill for nearly four years.(1913-1916). This 1929 Vitaphone is the first sound on film of the piano-accordion and is Part 1 of two selections. See www.guidodeiro.com for illustrated pages on the making of this Vitaphone.
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