Ludwig Koch - Songs Of British Birds No. 2 flac album

Ludwig Karl Koch MBE (13 November 1881, Frankfurt am Main - 4 May 1974, Harrow, London) was a broadcaster and sound, field recordist. An expert on recording animal sounds, he played a significant part in increasing the British public's appreciation of wildlife. org, wildfilmhistory.

The illustrations of a Green Woodpecker and a Song Thrush on the sleeve are reproduced from Roger Peterson's "A Field Guide To The Birds Of Britain and Europe".

Ludwig Paul Koch MBE (13 November 1881, Frankfurt am Main – 4 May 1974, Harrow, London) was a broadcaster and sound recordist. Koch was born into a music-loving Jewish family as Paul Ludwig, and as a boy violinist, he was admitted to Clara Schumann's music circle. Later, he studied singing, and had a short but successful career as a concert singer

Songs of Wild Birds’ was a great success, receiving much praise from both the press and public, and helped establish Ludwig Koch as the leading light in wildlife sound recording. The recordings mentioned above can be found in the Early Wildlife Recordings collection under miscellaneous. Thanks for sharing biography of famous playback singer.

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In collaboration with . Baynton, Edgar Stern-Rubarth, Ruth Hingston and 50 Eminent contributors. Published by Waverley Book Co (no-date) Circa Early 50's. This book is in very good condition, No tears or creases to any pages, internaly excellent, Buff coloured cloth with gilt titles and gilt edged kingfisher decoration. Heavy book weighing . kg before packaged.

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