Arthur Bergh

March 24, 1882 (age 79)

Saint Paul, Minnesota , United States

He performed on the piano, violin and organization From 1903 to 1908 he was a violinist with the Metropolitan Opera. In 1914, he was the conductor of the orchestra in New York City"s Central Park. Bergh became the recording manager at Emerson Records in 1916. He had previously been employed by Columbia Records, and was convinced to move to Victor Emerson"s new company after Emerson himself left Columbia. Other sources state that Bergh worked with Emerson first (1915 to 1922), following which he worked at Columbia (1922 to 1930). In his later life, Bergh worked as a librarian with Hollywood film companies. He died in Los Angeles on February 11, 1962.

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Bergh was born in Saint Paul, Minnesota on March 24, 1882.

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He performed on the piano, violin and organization From 1903 to 1908 he was a violinist with the Metropolitan Opera. In 1914, he was the conductor of the orchestra in New York City"s Central Park.

Bergh became the recording manager at Emerson Records in 1916.

He had previously been employed by Columbia Records, and was convinced to move to Victor Emerson"s new company after Emerson himself left Columbia. Other sources state that Bergh worked with Emerson first (1915 to 1922), following which he worked at Columbia (1922 to 1930).

In his later life, Bergh worked as a librarian with Hollywood film companies. He died in Los Angeles on February 11, 1962.

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