Sephardic Music: A Century of Recordings

Discography

Label / Number	Artist	Title
Levy's Sound Studios SP100A	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Yimloch/Mizmor Le-David
Levy's Sound Studios SP100B	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Lamnatseach (Ps. 67)/Yigdal (Sabbath Eve)
Levy's Sound Studios SP101A	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Adon Olam
Levy's Sound Studios SP101B	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Hashkibenu (Fest. eve)/En kelohenu (Fest. last day)
Levy's Sound Studios SP102A	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Hallel/Lech Le-Shalom Geshem (Passover)
Levy's Sound Studios SP102B	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Yigdal (Simchat Torah Eve)
Levy's Sound Studios SP103A	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	Atanu/Adon Olam (New Year & Atonement)
Levy's Sound Studios SP103B	Choir of the Bevis Marks Synagogue	El nora "alilah"/Yigdal (New Year & Atonement Eve)

History

Levy Brothers had a large record retail business in London and during the 1920s produced their own Oriole & Levaphone labels. (Oriole was revived in the early 1930s and then in 1950 it was revived again. All these records drew from American sources.)

Separately they produced a range of client labels for specialist markets. These labels included "Radio Polskie" and "Polonia" (Polish), "Degel" and Kol Zion (Jewish) and "Echo" (Ukrainian.) These Bevis Marks recordings were part of their custom pressings.

Source: Bill Dean-Myatt, private correspondence