PIONEER
Douglas Ewen ("Duggie") LARTER
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| occupation | balance engineer |
| birth | 13 Mar 1900, Chiswick/Brentford, Middlesex |
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| death | .. Oct/Nov/Dec 1969, Poole, Dorset, ENGLAND |
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| marriage | married in .. Oct/Nov/Dec 1926, Brentford, ENGLAND:
Mabel Louise EBBUTT b. 6 Dec 1899 (.. Jan/Feb/Mar 1900), Royston, Cambridgeshire/Hertfordshire |
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PARENTS
| father | Albert Lewis LARTER b. .. Oct/Nov/Dec 1873, Hales, Loddon, Norfolk |
| mother | Margaret Alice EWEN b. .. Oct/Nov/Dec 1865, Greenwich, Greater London, Kent, London |
| marriage | they got married in .. Oct/Nov/Dec 1897 in Distr. Paddington, London, Middlesex: |
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LIFE
recorder (BL/CL; BLR/CLR; 0L/2L (from 1 Jan. 1931))
joined Gramco on 12 Sept 1923
26 Sept 1924 - 18 Dec 1930 (and in other series afterwards)
recorder in Berlin (in 1930 to Vienna)
Tomas Ekström replaced Douglas Ewen Larter from March 1937 to November 1939
residence in 1932: 21, Roseberry Gardens, Ealing, London W.5
One of the three senior operators (Beckett, Larter and Davidson) who handles the preparation of classical recordings (March, 1954)
Larter won Grammy Award for Best Engineered Recording, Classical in 1965 (internet).
NOTES
- The Lindström Project. Contributions to the history of the record industry/Beiträge zur Geschichte der Schallplattenindustrie, Vol. 1 (editors: Pekka Gronow - Christiane Hofer). Gesellschaft für Historische Tonträger, Wien 2009 (ISBN 978-3-9500502-8-8)
- Walter Legge: words and music by Alan Sanders (Routledge, 1998, p. 201)
- Carl Lindström and the Lindström labels in Scandinavia by Björn Englund (on p. 75 of The Lindström Project. Contributions to the history of the record industry / Beiträge zur Gechichte der Schallplattenindustrie Vol. 1 (Pekka Gronow - Christiane Hofer (eds.). Gesellschaft für Historische Tonträger, Wien 2009.)
- The Gramophone Company's Persian Recordings 1899 to 1934 by Michael S. Kinnear. Bajakhana, Victoria, 2000 (p. 15)
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Mabel Louise EBBUTT