Musical Heritage Society

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Musical Heritage Society (MHS) was an American mail-order record label specializing in classical music. It was founded in New York in 1962 by Dr. Michael Naida after he left Westminster. After a small initial group of pseudonymous issues licensed from The Telemann Society and Philips, MHS began to issue large numbers of recordings licensed from Erato. Eventually the label issued most of the Erato catalogue, including discs previously issued on several US retail labels. MHS also drew on such catalogues as Library Of Recorded Masterpieces, Hispavox, Somerset, Amadeo, Expériences Anonymes, Boston, Angelicum, Muza, Arcophon, Lyrichord, Da Camera, Supraphon, Pelca, Iramac, Unicorn, Christophorus, Valois and Harmonia Mundi. From the first year, the firm also made a smaller number of its own recordings in New York.

The label was purchased by Passionato, LLC in July of 2011.

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Musical Heritage Society, Inc.

Sublabels:

...Of Castles And Cathedrals, DRM Series, Encyclopedia Of The Organ, History of Spanish Music, Jazz Heritage, Jazz Heritage Society, Music Of The 16th And 17th Centuries, Music Of The Middle Ages, OR Series, Prokofiev - The Complete Symphonies, ...

Contact Info:

Musical Heritage Society
1991 Broadway
New York, N.Y. 10023
U.S.A.

After being acquired by Passionato:
Musical Heritage Society
1710 Highway 35
Oakhurst, NJ 07755
USA

Tel: #1 (732) 531-7003
Fax: #1 (732) 517-0438

Manufacturer Contact

Musical Heritage Society #1109 4345 US Highway 9 STE 7 Freehold, NJ 07728 USA https://themusicalheritagesociety.com/ [email protected]

Manufacturer EU Contact

https://themusicalheritagesociety.com/ [email protected]

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themusicalheritagesociety.com , Wikipedia

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  • ShadyNeutron's avatar
    ShadyNeutron
    I have another in this series not catalogued at this time, it is 1155/6/7 The French Piano School from Vincent D'Indy to Albert Roussel