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Should I capitalize "yellow label" to refer to Deutsche Grammophon?
You know, that label that records so much classical music known for its distinctive yellow insignia on the covers?
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- SkuaGirlLv 610 years agoFavorite Answer
I think Yellow Label might be preferable. (Many classical music magazines capitalise it), But I'm sure that most DG collectors will know what you mean, even if lower case letters are used.
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@Del- perhaps you should read 'Gramophone' (yes, we can get it in Sweden). I have seen numerous references to the "Yellow Label", and even I know what it means! :-)
- 10 years ago
I have only ever heard Deutsche Grammophon referred to by its proper title or 'DG' or 'DGG' (for Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft).
