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- EMS_Recordings abstract "EMS Recordings was founded in 1949 by Jack Skurnick in New York City. The company won first prize at the Audio Fair of 1950 for the high quality and interest of its recordings.Skurnick's parents, Max and Anna Skurnick, owned a record store on 42nd street, named the Elaine Music Shop after the wife of a previous owner. Skurnick, a musicologist and amateur violinist, helped out in the store. When he finally realized his dream of starting a record company, he named the company after the store where he made the acquaintance of many music lovers and artists. Skurnick died suddenly in 1952, leaving behind a wife, the painter Fay Kleinman and a daughter, Davida, who would become the theater historian Davi Napoleon and the mother of two boys, including jazz guitarist Randy Napoleon. During his short lifetime, Skurnick produced three acclaimed series for EMS, Pro Musica Antiqua, Forecasts in Music, and Survey of the Art Song. These were all released as long-playing records only.".
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- EMS_Recordings wikiPageExternalLink cape.html.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageExternalLink index5.html.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageID "15329609".
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageLength "5642".
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageOutDegree "17".
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageRevisionID "576646445".
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_independent_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Category:Classical_music_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Category:Electronic_music_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Category:Experimental_music_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Category:Record_labels_established_in_1949.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Rosen.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Davi_Napoleon.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Déserts.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Emanuel_Levenson.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Fay_Kleinman.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Frank_Zappa.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Gunther_Schuller.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Jack_Skurnick.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Juilliard.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Juilliard_School.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink LP_record.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Long-playing_record.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Randy_Napoleon.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLink Safford_Cape.
- EMS_Recordings wikiPageWikiLinkText "EMS Recordings".
- EMS_Recordings hasPhotoCollection EMS_Recordings.
- EMS_Recordings subject Category:American_independent_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings subject Category:Classical_music_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings subject Category:Electronic_music_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings subject Category:Experimental_music_record_labels.
- EMS_Recordings subject Category:Record_labels_established_in_1949.
- EMS_Recordings type Company.
- EMS_Recordings type Company.
- EMS_Recordings type Label.
- EMS_Recordings comment "EMS Recordings was founded in 1949 by Jack Skurnick in New York City. The company won first prize at the Audio Fair of 1950 for the high quality and interest of its recordings.Skurnick's parents, Max and Anna Skurnick, owned a record store on 42nd street, named the Elaine Music Shop after the wife of a previous owner. Skurnick, a musicologist and amateur violinist, helped out in the store.".
- EMS_Recordings label "EMS Recordings".
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- EMS_Recordings sameAs Q5323636.
- EMS_Recordings sameAs Q5323636.
- EMS_Recordings wasDerivedFrom EMS_Recordings?oldid=576646445.
- EMS_Recordings isPrimaryTopicOf EMS_Recordings.