Decca Records
Decca Records is a British record label established in 1929 by Edward Lewis. Its U. S. label was established in late 1934 by Lewis, along with American Decca's first president Jack Kapp and later American Decca president Milton Rackmil.
Decca Records People (First 49 people) - Page 6
Ralph Kirshbaum
American cellist
Jean Françaix
French composer
Eduard Melkus
Austrian Violinist
Ulysse Delécluse
French clarinetist
Emanuel Hurwitz
Musician
Harry van Hoof
Dutch conductor
Yann Beuron
French operatic tenor
Brigitte Balleys
Swiss mezzo-soprano
Diego Fasolis
Swiss organist
Franco Fagioli
Operatic tenor
Hans Peter Blochwitz
German tenor
Giuseppe Sabbatini
Tenor
Javier Camarena
Mexican operatic tenor
Sonia Prina
Musical artist
Moura Lympany
Pianist
Stanisław Skrowaczewski
American-Polish conductor
Marcelo Álvarez
Argentine singer
Sammy Kaye
American bandleader
Leon Jessel
German composer
Harry Owens
American composer
Silvius Leopold Weiss
German composer
Peter Wallfisch
Pianist
Emil Tabakov
Bulgarian conductor
David Pyatt
Musician
John Lunn
Composer
Jimmy Lee Fautheree
American singer
Carolyn Watkinson
Singer
Hertha Töpper
Austrian teacher
Carlo Sabajno
Conductor
Josh White Jr.
Recording artist
Cousin Joe
American singer
Vinnie Bell
American guitarist
Kurt Rydl
Austrian bass singer
Adam Harasiewicz
Polish classical pianist
Mitsuko Shirai
Japanese mezzo-soprano
Miles Golding
New Zealand musician
Max van Egmond
Dutch bass-baritone
Jacques Charon
French actor
Teddy Powell
American jazz guitarist
sinfonica de galicia
Orchestra
John G. Perry
British bass guitarist
Nicholas McGegan
Harpsichordist
Bruno Weil
German conductor
Johann Adolph Hasse
German composer
Emily Van Evera
American soprano
Joan Hammond
Australian operatic soprano
Alfredo Campoli
Italian Violinist
