El telefono a larga distancia
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Material Information

Title:
El telefono a larga distancia
Series Title:
Cassette 1678
Creator:
Díaz, Aniceto ( composer )
Max Dolin's Orchestra ( performer )
Dolin, Max ( conductor )
Donor:
Cristobal Diaz Ayala
Publication Date:
Language:
No linguistic content
Physical Description:
1 sound cassette ; analog

Subjects

Subjects / Keywords:
Popular instrumental music -- Cuba ( lcsh )
Genre:
Danzones (Music) ( lcsh )
Danzones ( bne )
Audiocassettes ( tgm )
Casetes de audio ( bne )

Notes

Content Advice:
Cassette 1678 includes the following songs on Side A: Feria Internacional del Libro (Miami Book Fair). Conversation about Jose Marti in the Cuban music (Miami, November 17, 1991). Musical presentation by Roberto Lozano and Hector Fernandez.
Content Advice:
Cassette 1678 includes the following songs on Side B: Performance of singers Carlos y Marta. Conversation about the personal diary of Jose Marti in Dos Rios. Reading of poetry: “Al partir” (Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda), “Abril” (Miguel Marti), and “Versos” (Jose Marti). / El teléfono a larga distancia (Aniceto Díaz, Max Dolin's Orchestra).
Funding:
Funding CLIR 2021 Recording at Risks Grant.
Creation/Production Credits:
Access to full audio file is made available in partnership with UC Santa Barbara, via link through DAHR

Record Information

Source Institution:
Florida International University
Holding Location:
Diaz Ayala Collection
Rights Management:
The Sound and Image Department of FIU does not claim copyright for any item in the collection. Copies for transmission, broadcast, reproduction, publishing, etc., not covered by fair use, require the written permission of the copyright owners. The user assumes all responsibility for clearing reproduction rights and fees as well as any infringement of United States copyright law (U.S. Code, Title 17).
Resource Identifier:
Victor 73193-B ( FIU-Local )
Classification:
CASS 1678

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