Oldest Wilhelmus Recording Discovered in Museum

The oldest known recording of the Dutch national anthem, "Wilhelmus," has been discovered in a museum attic. This significant find offers new insights into the historical rendition of the anthem.

20 Apr, 14:03 — 20 Apr, 14:03

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Not a wind-up: Oldest Wilhelmus recording found in museum attic

A phonograph cylinder believed to contain the oldest surviving recording of the Dutch national anthem has been found during a...

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Museum Nieuwleusen ontdekt stokoude opname van het Wilhelmus

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Oldest Wilhelmus Recording Discovered in Museum

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Museum Nieuwleusen ontdekt stokoude opname van het Wilhelmus

Not a wind-up: Oldest Wilhelmus recording found in museum attic

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