Making Music History
In November 1931, Sir Edward Elgar officially opened EMI’s new recording studios on Abbey Road in St John’s Wood, London, where innumerable famous recordings would later be made, including The Beatles’ ‘Abbey Road’.
Related collections you might be interested in:
- Musicians of Britain and Ireland, 1900-1950
- Early and obscure recordings by British and Irish artists working during the unstoppable rise of the gramophone record and featuring over 2000 recordings, with many freely available for the first time since issue.
- Archival Sound Recordings
- Almost 45,000 examples from a vast range of sound recordings, brought to you by the British Library.
- Welsh Ballads
- For anyone interested in folk music, the Welsh language or the history of popular art.
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