Decca

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About

Decca is a record label established in 1929 by Edward Lewis in Britain; its American spin-off became a separate company, and both were later acquired by Universal Music.[1] After the Second World War Decca built a large classical catalogue.[1] Its classical releases of the 2000s credit Decca Music Group Limited, London, "A Universal Music Company", as record company and copyright holder, under label code LC 00171.[2] The classical catalogue is published online as Decca Classics.[3]

Product families

Products (13)

Relations

  • Imprint of Decca Music Group[2] sourced
    Decca-label classical releases name Decca Music Group Limited, London, as record company and ℗/© holder; the American Decca Records, Inc. was a separate company before both came under Universal Music

Also known as

  • Decca Records en
  • Decca Classics en

References

  1. Wikipedia: Decca Records Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-13. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  2. Discogs release 19172617: Piano Transcriptions, Europe CD 470 291-2 Discogs. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-13. Record: 19172617. notes, identifiers, companies.
  3. Decca Classics: RACHMANINOV Transcriptions / Ashkenazy Decca Classics (Universal Music). manufacturer. Accessed 2026-09-13. Record: 5121. Product information: label, UPC 00028947029120.
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