I complied this rollography from my books.  I don't know how accurate
it is.  ("Rollography" = Bibliography of music rolls).

Juergen Hocker says that the two-volume book by Larry Sitsky,
"The Classical Reproducing Piano Roll", also lists rolls recorded
for Duca (Philipps) and Triphonola (Hupfeld), and also some probable
transcriptions for Recordo and Art Echo.

Could someone with please send me this information so that I can add it
to this rollography?  Were the Hupfeld rolls issued for the Triphonola
or the DEA, or both systems?

John McClelland and Wayne Stahnke both assure us that all of the Welte
and Duo-Art recordings are readily available.  We have no indication
that Ampico recorded Carreno; the Ampico rolls are poor conversions
from Hupfeld.

Robbie Rhodes

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Teresa Carreno Rollography

Duca:

Hupfeld:

Hup  ______   IMPROMPTU Op. 90, No. 3  (Schubert)
Hup  ______   NOCTURNO  Op. 10, No. 1, F-major (Tchaikovsky)
Hup  ______   SPANISH DANCE (Carreno)
Hup  ______   BERCUESE Op. 57, D-flat major (Chopin)

Ampico:

AMP  50015H*   IMPROMPTU Op. 90, No. 3  (Schubert)
AMP  54754H*   NOCTURNO  Op. 10, No. 1, F-major (Tchaikovsky)
AMP  50823F*   SPANISH DANCE (Carreno)
AMP  53045K*   BERCUESE Op. 57, D-flat major (Chopin)

* Recording made for Hupfeld, later converted into Ampico roll.

Duo-Art: (circa 1915)

D-A  5601      POLONAISE Op. 53 in A-flat (Chopin) (? Dec. 1914 ?)
D-A  5602, 5603  SONATA QUASI FANTASIA Op. 27, No. 2
                 (Beethoven)  (? Dec. 1914 ?)
D-A  5609(0)   WITCHES DANCE Op 17, No. 2 (Macdowell) (Jan. 1915)
D-A  5615(-3)  ETUDE DE CONCERT, Op. 36 in F-sharp minor
               (Macdowell) (Feb 1915)
D-A  5645      BARCAROLLE (Fourth) Op. 50 in G (Rubenstein) (May 1915)
D-A  5707(8)   MI TERESITA (Petite Valse) (Carreno) (Dec. 1915)
D-A  6020(-4)  AIR AND VARIATIONS, in E, from "The Harmonious Blacksmith"
               (Handel/Carreno)  (May 1915)

Welte-Mignon: (circa 1905)

Wel 360  SOIREES DE VIENNE Caprice (Schubert/Liszt) (Schubert)
Wel 361,362,363  FANTASIE Op. 17 in C (R. Schumann)
Wel 364  NOCTURNE, Op 37 No 2 in G (Chopin)
Wel 365  UNGARISCHE RHAPSODIE No. 6 in D-flat (Lizst)
Wel 366  NOCTURNE No 48 No 1 in C-minor (Chopin)
Wel 367  BALLADE, First, Op 23 in G-minor (Chopin)
Wel 368  ANNEES DE PELERINAGE Sonetto 47 del Petrarca, in D-flat (Liszt)
Wel 369  BALLADE, Third, Op 47 in A-flat (Chopin)
Wel 370  AM SEEGESTADE Konzert-Etude Op. 17 (Smetana)
Wel 371  KLEINER WALZER, in D (Carreno)
Wel 372, 373  SONATA "Waldstein" Op. 53 in C (Beethoven)
Wel 374  ??

Abbreviations:

    - system (company)

Hup - Hupfeld DEA (Ludwig Hupfeld A.G., Leipzig, Germany)
AMP - Ampico (American Piano Company, New York, USA)
D-A - Duo-Art (Aeolian Piano Company, New York, USA)
Wel - Welte-Mignon (M. Welte & Soehne, Freiburg im Baden, Germany)

References:

AMP - Ampico - "The Complete Catalog of Ampico Reproducing Rolls",
by Elaine Obenchain, (C) 1977 William H. Edgerton, ISBN 0-9601172-1-0

D-A - Duo-Art - "Catalog of Duo-Art Piano Rolls", by Charles Davis Smith,
(C) 1987 by the author; published by the author

Wel - Welte-Mignon - "The Welte Mignon: Its Music and Musicians",
by Charles Davis Smith, (C) 1994 Automatic Musical Instrument
Collector's Association (AMICA), published by Vestal Press