Famous Japanese singer Chimara Hsakusa, recorded as a commemorative issue for a willow tree planted in central Tokyo and thought to be 100 years old.Round black bakelite audio record. Gold coloured lettering and His Masters Voice insignia in the centre around a central hole. This record is contained in a brown and green paper cover with dark green printing in English and Japanese.VE His Masters Voice trade mark reg. Victor Orthophonic recording 52353-19 (4182) Japanese writing. Victor Talking Machine Co of Japan Ltds VE 4182. Reverse side the same except no 4275. 52353 A. Rain on Willow 4182 52353 B. Folk Song 4275 Interpreted by Hajime Kitamura. A Japanese journalist who visited the museum on 4 February 2006. Inscription on cover reads Columbia Electronically recorded. New process. Record Columbia and Japanese writing. (front and back)chimara hsakusa, victor taling machine co., hajime kitamura, rain on willow, folk song, walter hamblin

Two audio reels of Bialik College Choir recordings, 1977. Produced as the record 'Hear our Voices' (see I/01186).music, 1970s