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	CCDA Newsletter : The Red Seal/Labour Mobility Unit Revealed
		HRDC's responsibilities relative to Red Seal are outlined in the program's terms of reference, but they do not begin to describe all the activities performed by the numerous staff members working in the Red Seal/Labour Mobility Unit.
		This support includes ensuring that Red Seal policies and procedures are adhered to in the conduct of CCDA related business, as well as taking and distributing minutes, planning events and organizing conference calls and meetings.
		At present, HRDC Red Seal staff are working on behalf of the PMI committee on a variety of projects including the development of Red Seal posters.
	www.red-seal.ca /Site/products/nov00_redseal_e.htm (1284 words)

	RCA Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		RCA Records was founded in 1901 as the Victor Talking Machine Company, and the RCA initials stand for Radio Corporation of America, which was the parent corporation in the pre-BMG days.
		Other early stereo recordings were made by Arturo Toscanini and Guido Cantelli and the NBC Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Pops Orchestra under Arthur Fiedler, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Fritz Reiner.
		RCA Records label group: In 2003 BMG was reorganized in the United States creating the RCA Records Group which combined RCA Records, Arista Records and J Records with Clive Davis heading the reorganised unit.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RCA_Records (1501 words)

	The Victor Talking Machine Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Available records do not show, for certain, that this plan was worked on and/or approved by Elihu Root and Charles Evans Hughes, but it is known that these men and others of top national prominence were retained by Victor to support the company's large and competent legal staff.
		At the end of a single record the needle would have developed a "face," and since the inside grooves of a record had a different contour than the outside, the needle at the end of a record would not fit the grooves as it had when it was new.
		There were times when shellac, record scrap, etc., was stored in open fields under tarpaulins, and finished instruments, which distributors did not take as anticipated, were stored among machinery in inactive parts of the factory and in box cars held on the company's sidings under demurrage.
	www.davidsarnoff.org /vtm-chapter7.htm (5203 words)

	Seal/Sealing Florida Criminal Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Sealing your record means that the record (police and corrections records and court files) is physically sealed by the clerk of the court, any other agencies having information about your case, and is then no longer available for public access.
		Sealing the record means that the police, corrections, State Attorney, and Court records are sealed and not available to the general public.
		Sealing your record means that your record (police, state attorney, other agencies, and court records) are physically sealed and put away in a vault so that no one without court order may have access to them.
	www.sealmyrecord.com /sealing.htm (1808 words)

	siefert
		In new record lists printed in magazines and newspapers, Red Seal records were always listed separately; and in the yearly catalogs of all Victor recordings, they were eventually listed in a separate section on pink paper.
		To judge by Victor's messages to their dealers, they were not any happier than other producers of grand opera: "Red Seal Records have not always been understood by either the Dealer or his customers." Presumably because operas were numerous but expensive and heard only in the large cities, they were impossible to thoroughly understand.
		In addition to the Red Seal of distinction, which was bestowed only on the top opera singers, the various recordings of a particular aria or song by different singers were priced differently.
	www.faculty.fairfield.edu /mandrejevic/siefert.htm (8302 words)

	journalofrecordedmusic4.html
		As for classicism, we hear in these records a mode of instrumental address that conveys a cultivated intonation, a consistent and balanced collective sound, a controlled but sharply limned approach to phrasing, and a projection of musical structure which values proportion on what might be called a human scale.
		In almost all cases, defects show themselves by the addition of noise to the recorded music, and it is the degree to which this noise detracts from the music and the quiet of a record that lessens the record's grade.
		This is a recording with the soloist in realistic proportion to the accompanists.
	www.ronpenndorf.com /journalofrecordedmusic4.html (12460 words)

	Tim Gracyk's Phonographs and Old Records -- Opera on Old 78 Records
		If you wonder why these Red Seal records can be often found today in near-mint condition whereas 78s of pop hits are often worn, keep in mind that opera records were not used for dancing, so they were not generally played as often as popular jazz and blues numbers.
		As I suggested earlier, most Red Seal Victors were purchased by the upper-classes, but middle class consumers did buy some--and they certainly bought some Caruso discs (not many lower income households had Victrolas, which were relatively expensive at that time).
		As I have said, their common records tend to be worth a dollar or two if they are in excellent shape--but even at this low price, finding a buyer is no easy task.
	www.gracyk.com /opera.shtml (3448 words)

	Adelina Patti: "Ah, non credea mirarti"
		The release of these recordings was accompanied by a wave of publicity which influenced, of course, their presentation to the public and reflect contemporary attitudes not only to Patti, but to gramophone recording itself.
		Although her records were released at 78 rpm, this was by no means a standard for recording, and it was not the practice with early wax recording to take note of the recording speed.
		The contrast in recording techniques from 1905-06 to the present is clear, but Patti’s recordings themselves vary from others of the time, primarily because she insisted on being recorded in her own home.
	www.sysx.org /soundsite/texts/02/PATTI.html (2537 words)

	Dismuke's Hit Of The Week
		The recording on the flip side of the 78 rpm, "June Kisses," is one that I already have on a CD reissue and has been in the playlist of my online radio station for a couple of months.
		This particular recording of vocal excerpts from the operetta is in English - but unfortunately, the label does not indicate whether it is from the Bolton-Wodehouse or the Miller-Stanley adaptation or some other adaptation.
		However, Red Seal records were considered to be a premium product and Victor continued to press them on one side into the 1920s.
	www.dismuke.org /how/prev8-04.html (1331 words)

	Opera Singers of Yesteryear (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Along with the leather-bound sets of Dickens, Thackeray, and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Victor Red Seals became a customary adjunct of the refined American parlor, to be displayed with becoming pride to impressionable guests and relations.
		They were made before the modern cut and paste style of recording was possible -- a soprano could not go into the studio and record a bank of high Cs for use in producing a full-length recording at a later date when she might not be in good voice.
		Acoustic recordings afford us a living re-creation of famous performances and thus constitute a direct link to the musical heritage we have received from the past, just as those of the present will link the future back to today.
	bassocantante.com /opera/singers.html (871 words)

	Record catalogs and other issues<BR> of the<BR>Victor Talking Machine Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The records were listed in the same manner as the "Complete line" catalogs of the day.
		The records were also listed in the same category method as the "Complete line" catalogs.
		Victor Double-Faced Records were given their own catalogs also.
	home.att.net /~dbro/vicpap.html (1730 words)

	Nimbus Records, Prima Voce, NI 7838, John Charles Thomas, An American Classic - Booklet Note
		The Red Seal records were reserved for the aristocracy of the musical world (no 'popular' artists were recorded on the label).
		Songs recorded by Thomas or sung live on the airwaves immediately made their way into the mainstream of American popular cultural (a fact not lost on the composers who sent him their compositions).
		He saw radio and the recording industry to maturity, and, in the process, won the hearts of ordinary Americans who had never entered an opera house or a concert hall.
	www.wyastone.co.uk /nrl/pvoce/7838c.html (1688 words)

	OPERA DISC RECORDS - Victor, Deutsche Gramophone, and the Opera Disc Saga
		In 1921, the General Phonograph Corporation, makers of Okeh and American Odeon records, began to reissue decade-old Odeon and Fonotipia masters recorded in Europe by John McCormack and other performers who had since signed exclusive Victor contracts in the United States.
		In 1919 John Fletcher's Operaphone Company had introduced its Symphony Concert Record which, suspiciously enough, used a label design identical to that of to a pre-1914 German-produced export label of the same name.
		Fletcher pressed the records at his Long Island City plant (the same plant in which Black Swan discs were pressed), and they show the Fletcher plant's characteristic label typography and sunken ring around the spindle hole.
	www.mainspringpress.com /opdisc.html (1268 words)

	Very Old Victor Records Catalog - AudioKarma.org Discussion Forums
		Once you open it up it starts on A and goes to Z. There is a supplement in the back for Victor's "Red Seal" Records, again, arranged from A-Z, printed on red paper instead of white, and featuring artists "who record exclusively for the victor".
		In czarist Russia, red was associated with the ruling family and everything of quality.
		I have several three dollar Red Seals and I think I have a single sided disc that sold for seven dollars back when a steak dinner would run you a buck and a half.
	www.audiokarma.org /forums/showthread.php?p=879847#post879847 (580 words)

	THE ENRICO CARUSO ARCHIVE from Mainspring Press
		Victor advertised its classical records on a lavish scale and spared no expense in recruiting the brightest stars of the concert hall and opera house.
		records, began to reissue decade-old Odeon and Fonotipia masters recorded in Europe by John McCormack and other performers who had since signed exclusive Victor contracts in the United States.
		However, stampers were reworked with the addition of an outer raised ring and a crude raised run-out spiral, so the pressings bear no resemblence to their Victor counterparts.
	www.mainspringpress.com /caruso_opdisc.html (1245 words)

	RED SEAL Recruiting Solutions Ltd. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Red Seal Recruiting Solutions strives to maintain the highest ethical standards possible.
		We will observe the highest principles of integrity, professionalism and fair practice in dealing with clients, candidates, employees and all regulatory authorities; and will respect the confidentiality of records in accordance with law and good business practices.
		We will ensure that our clients, candidates and employees are aware of our duty to abide by this Code of Ethics and Standards and such supporting policies and guidelines as may from time to time be adopted by the Association; and will undertake to bring any potential infringements before the appropriate Association body.
	www.redsealrecruiting.com /ethics.php (569 words)

	Victor Talking Machine Company - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Victor Talking Machine Company (1901–1929) was an American corporation, the leading American producer of phonographs and phonograph records and one of the leading phonograph companies in the world at the time.
		The Victor recordings by Enrico Caruso between 1904-1920 were particularly successful, many of them conducted by Josef Pasternack.
		In 1920-21, Arturo Toscanini made his first recordings, conducting the Scala Orchestra, which was then on an American tour.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Victor_Talking_Machine_Company (1364 words)

	Register of Deeds
		The register of deeds has the power to take acknowledgments, administer oaths, and certify the same by his or her signature.
		The register must keep a book in which every instrument filed for record in his or her office is entered and an official seal.
		The register of deeds may appoint one or more deputies for whose acts the register will be responsible.
	www.co.red-willow.ne.us /deeds.html (98 words)

	Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe--The 1910's: Music & Entertainment page 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Listening to records was an enjoyable activity for all ages.
		Some recording artists (Enrico Caruso, Al Jolson) first achieved fame as stage performers, while others (Billy Murray, Ada Jones, Arthur Collins) became famous because of their recording work.
		In the 1910's, there were two types of records: cylinders and discs.
	members.tripod.com /lisanostalgia1/10smusic2.html (1307 words)

	Dismuke's Acoustical Recordings
		One of the things I don't like about many pre-1920s recordings is that the arrangements are sometimes repetitive and sound as if they are simply trying to fill up the rest of the record.
		This recording is a "who's who" of turn of the century opera greats.
		Up through the 1930s, one sometimes finds recordings where male vocalists would sing lyrics that were written for ladies and vice versa.
	www.dismuke.org /Acoustic/August99.html (963 words)

	The Victor Talking Machine Company (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Figure 7 - The Collins Carriage Shop-birthplace of the Johnson Recording Process.
		Figure 8 - The Zonophone becomes nationally advertised, 1898.
		Figure 14 - Early records and brand names.
	www.davidsarnoff.org /vtm.htm (386 words)

	Vinyl Records For Sale
		All recordings are on 12" fl vinyl at 33-1/3 rpm unless otherwise noted.
		Columbia Symphony Orchestra on Columbia Masterworks Records ML5655 Mint condition.
		I can supply Library of Congress numbers for most of these recordings if you require.
	snow.prohosting.com /sidevalv/records.htm (425 words)

	June de Toth - The Music of Bartok
		She is the first woman to record a box set of Bartok's greatest solo piano works.
		She featured his 15 Hungarian Peasant Songs and Dances in her premiere recording on the Da Vinci label of RCA Victor Red Seal Records.
		A full color professionally recorded video tape of this performance is available from Eroica Classical Recordings on the ordering page.
	www.eroica.com /bartokcds/jn-artist.html (442 words)

	Rose and Graceys Phonograph Memorabilia
		Victor Red Seal Records book produced in 1915 with 64 pages of great Victor records and their artist.
		Click on the image to the right to see all 29 Victor Monthly Record Catalogs available or select from the dates below.
		Click on the image to the right to see all 7 Victor Weekly Record Catalogs available or select from the dates below.
	www.talkingmachines.com /other5a.html (75 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Artist Bio
		She made recordings and sang in concert, in nightclubs, and on radio and television.
		By the time she was 15 years old, she had a contract with RCA Red Seal Records.
		Opera, however, received short shrift after MGM head Louis B. Mayer got a glimpse of Grayson and heard her sing.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/artistbio.asp?CTR=84927 (332 words)

	Bozeman Symphony Orchestra Presents (Affiliated We
		He has dazzled sold-out audiences at Lincoln Center Alice Tully Hall in New York, Orchestra Hall in Chicago, the Kennedy Center and the Library of Congress in Washington D.C., and overwhelmed the Marlboro and Rivinia Festivals.
		His 1979 Carnegie Hall debut featured the world premiere recording for RCA Red Seal Records and a 1981 PBS television special, one of four voted "Best of PBS".
		This performance was recorded live by KUSM-TV/MontanaPBS on April 10, 1999 in the Wilson Auditorium in Bozeman.
	www.montanapbs.org /BozemanSymphonyOrchestraPresents (309 words)

	The Official Warner Bros. Records Website
		Check out their MySpace page HERE and be sure to get all the good news first only by being a member of the band's email list at RHCP.com.
		Warner Bros Records - Established in 1958, Warner Bros. Records is the home to hit artists like Madonna, Faith Hill, Linkin Park, Tom Petty, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Flaming Lips, R.E.M., and more.
		Find information about Warner Brothers Records recording artists and their new releases.
	www.warnerbrosrecords.com (1046 words)

	eBay Store - online consignments: Barbie Dolls, Vinyl Records, Collector Plates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Heart Of The Violin Concerto Mischakoff RCA Records
		Brigg Fair: An English Rhapsody by Delius RCA Records
		The Fire Bird Suite Stravinsky RCA Red Seal Records
	stores.ebay.com /online-consignments (252 words)

	James A. Michener (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I used that spare time to give myself an education in literature and music.
		I bought all the Red Seal records that were available in the city of Pottstown, [PA]-maybe 500 of them-for fifty cents apiece, because it was the end of the Red Seal record business.
		I had an education in music that few people had.' Those 'two years were used by me to get my own education squared away.
	www.bookstopshere.com /michener.htm (225 words)

	Red Seal Records Company Profile - PR.com
		He later played with The Bullfrogs, a nine-piece blues band.
		He has since recorded 2 albums: The Rough with the Smooth (with sleeve notes written by Nick van Eede of Cutting Crew) in 2000, and Never Mind the Ballads in 2003 with 2 more albums yet to be released - Too Much Information (blasting rock) and Tracks of the Trade (funky rock).
		Mr Bonx’s plans for 2006/7 include a blinding new single to be produced by Giles Twigg, his band back on the road and to reach as many people as possible with his unhinged blend of humour, loud rock music and downright honesty.
	www.pr.com /company-profile/overview/4989 (183 words)

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