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Malcolm Sargent conducts the Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes (1947)
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Posted by Damians78s on November 23, 2013
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2013/11/23/malcolm-sargent-conducts-the-sea-interludes-from-peter-grimes-1947/
George W Byng conducts the Ballet Music from Gounod’s Faust
I received an email recently asking if I knew where George W Byng’s recording of the Ballet Music from Gounod’s Faust might be found. Some six years ago, before I had this website I did a transfer of the recording, so the time seemed apt to revisit it for a new transfer. Listening again, I […]
Posted in Opera, Orchestral
Posted by Damians78s on October 6, 2013
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2013/10/06/george-w-byng-conducts-the-ballet-music-from-gounods-faust/
Adrian Boult and Stanley Chapple conduct Wagner on Vocalion
More Wagner for the bicentenary year, this time with rarely head Vocalions from Adrian Boult in the overture to the Flying Dutchman and the Procession of Masters from Die Meistersinger (both 1927), and from Stanley Chapple in the Act 3 Prelude from Lohengrin (1927) and the Siegfried Idyll (a late acoustic recording from around 1925) […]
by Damians78s on July 7, 2013
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Posted by Damians78s on July 7, 2013
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2013/07/07/adrian-boult-and-stanley-chapple-conduct-wagner-on-vocalion/
Percy Pitt conducts Wagner
It’s quite some time since any of Percy Pitt’s recordings appeared here. I’ve therefore opted to share one of his acoustic HMV recordings. It’s an orchestral recording, unusual in his HMV output, which was mainly devoted to accompanying singers either as pianist or conductor. Wagner – Götterdämmerung – Siegfried’s Journey to the Rhine Symphony Orchestra, […]
Posted in Opera, Orchestral
Posted by Damians78s on February 22, 2013
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2013/02/22/percy-pitt-conducts-wagner/
Boult’s early Humperdinck and lighter fare for 2013
As the festive season passes, it’s time for some of Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel, in early acoustical recordings by Adrian Boult. To follow this, in the spirit of the New Year Concert, if not the letter, some very light fare indeed: two entertaining bassoon solos from E W Hincliff and two numbers performed by the […]
Posted by Damians78s on January 1, 2013
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2013/01/01/boults-early-humperdinck-and-lighter-fare-for-2013/
Delius – Eugene Goossens, Geoffery Toye, John Barbirolli; Mozart’s Figaro Overture – Barbirolli; Beatrice Harrison & Harold Craxton – Delius’s Cello Sonata; Dame Ethel Smyth – overture to The Wreckers
I couldn’t let this Delius anniversary year pass without a selection of his recordings from 78s. These range from acoustics conducted by Eugene Goossens III through some early electricals with Geoffrey Toye up to post-war records by John Barbirolli. There’s one filler side from Barbirolli which is not by Delius. There’s also the early electrical […]
Posted by Damians78s on July 29, 2012
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2012/07/29/delius-eugene-goossens-geoffery-toye-john-barbirolli-mozarts-figaro-overture-barbirolli-beatrice-harrison-dame-ethel-smyth-overture/
Albert Ketelbey – Massenet’s Angelus and Luigini’s The Voice of the Bells; Hamilton Harty – Wagner’s Die Meistersinger Overture, overtures to Stanford’s Shamus O’Brien and Rossini’s Barber of Seville
Now we head back to the early 1920s for three English Columbia acoustic discs, featuring two of Columbia’s regular conductors: Albert W Ketelbey and Hamilton Harty. The reason for grouping these together is a little confusion in the catalogues as to who is conducting on one of the records. Massenet – Angelus from “Scenes Pittoresques” […]
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Posted by Damians78s on June 11, 2012
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2012/06/11/albert-ketelbey-massenets-angelus-and-luiginis-the-voice-of-the-bells-hamilton-harty-wagners-die-meistersinger-overture-overtures-to-stanfords-shamus-o/
Lilian Bryant conducts and plays the piano
This update is by way of tribute to one of the significant contributors to the UK recording industry. Lilian Bryant was a pianist and conductor, and was the musical director of the Pathéphone Company, Ltd. in London. There are numerous orchestral recordings on which she is the conductor, including several popular overtures. She is likely […]
Tagged A Midsummer Night's Dream, Armandola, Bridal Chorus, Die Bayadere, Drigo, Ehrlich, Electric Girl, Gabaroche & Pearly, Hawaiian Memories, Helmburgh-Holmes, Hirsch, Je n'peux pas vivre sans amour, Kalman, Körner, Les Millions d'Arlequin, Lilian Bryant, Lohengrin, Louis Lynel, Mendelssohn, Pays de Rêve, Serenade, Slavische Serenade, Toselli, Vliegpostmarsch, Wagner, Wedding March, Wenn die Sterne am Himmel leuchten, Wenn du einmal eine Braut hast, Wenn man allein ist, Willst du eine kleine haben, Yvain
Posted by Damians78s on February 15, 2012
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2012/02/15/lilian-bryant-conducts-and-plays-the-piano/
Carl Schuricht – Die Fledermaus overture; Franz André – Offenbach’s Orphée aux enfers, Suppé’s Poet and Peasant overtures
To welcome in the New Year, I’ve transferred Johann Strauss’s Die Fledermaus overture in an early recording by Carl Schuricht, and as an extra, a pair of overtures by Suppé and Offenbach, conducted by Franz André. J. Strauss II – Die Fledermaus – Overture Berlin State Opera Orchestra, Carl Schuricht (credited on label as “New […]
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Posted by Damians78s on January 1, 2012
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2012/01/01/carl-schuricht-die-fledermaus-overture-franz-andre-offenbachs-orphee-aux-enfers-suppes-poet-and-peasant-overtures/
Marguerite d’Alvarez – Silent Night, Habanera, Ai nostri monti (with Giulio Crimi); George Baker – Toreador Song, Il balen
Aeolian Vocalion records are the source for a quintet of vocal recordings in time for Christmas. They also serve as a little coda to the pile of Carmen recordings that I posted here in October. The English-born contralto, Marguerite d’Alvarez, sings Silent Night, and then the Habanera from Carmen, and, with tenor Giulio Crimi, “Ai […]
Posted in Opera, Vocal/Choral
Tagged Bizet, Carmen, George Baker, Giulio Crimi, Gruber, Il Trovatore, Marguerite d'Alvarez, Silent Night, Verdi
Posted by Damians78s on December 23, 2011
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2011/12/23/marguerite-dalvarez-silent-night-habanera-ai-nostri-monti-with-giulio-crimi-george-baker-toreador-song-il-balen/
Carmen excerpts: 1920 Columbia abridged recording; highlights on LP from Walter Goehr and Erasmo Ghiglia; orchestral and choral excerpts – Weingartner, Pitt, Maclean, Ronald, Sabajno, Matacena, Mackenzie-Rogan, Weissmann, Coates; excerpts from 1911 Pathé recording; other vocal excerpts in French, English, German, Italian and Russian
It has taken a long time to prepare this update, which focuses on Bizet’s Carmen. The centrepiece is the abridged 1920 Columbia set on 10” records. This is complemented by two LPs of excerpts from the 1950s, and then a wide selection of 78s of orchestral and vocal excerpts, whether in more or less their […]
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Tagged Agustarello Affre, Albert Coates, Albert Vaguet, Alberta Hopkins, Alice Raveau, Alick Maclean, Angelo Bendinelli, Antonio Boyer, Auber, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, Berlioz, Betty de Jong, Bizet, Carlo Paltrinieri, Carlo Sabajno, Carmen, Carrie Tubb, Cavalleria Rusticana, Cesare Formichi, Clarence Raybould, Constance Willis, Cora Canne Meyer, Corry van Bekkum, Delibes, Dennis Noble, Die Walküre, Dmitri Smirnov, Donizetti, Eddie Ruhl, Edna Thornton, Eleanor Jones-Hudson, Elsa Stralia, Emilio de Gogorza, Enrico Spada, Erasmo Ghighlia, Ernest Pike, Fanny Anitua, Faust, Felix Weingartner, Franca Sacchi, Frank Mullings, Frank Titterton, Frieder Weissmann, Fritz Zweig, Gaston de Poumayrac, Gerard Holthaus, Gounod, Hamilton Harty, Handel, Harold Wilde, Harold Williams, Henri Albers, Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Ines Maria Ferraris, Jeanne Billa-Azéma, John Mackenzie-Rogan, Julian Clifford, La Bohème, La favorita, La Muette de Portici, La Reine de Saba, Landon Ronald, Largo, Le Damnation de Faust, Leo Blech, Leo Larsen, Les Huguenots, Leslie Heward, Lina Garavaglia, Lohengrin, Luigi Baldassare, Luigi Bolis, M. Dulac, Marguerite Mérentié, Maria Olszewska, Marie Delna, Marie Gantéri, Mascagni, Maurice Renaud, Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer, Mignon, Musica della R. Marina Italiana, Nancy Evans, Nini Frascani, Noel Eadie, Pathé, Percy Pitt, Peter Dawson, Pierre Ernest Dupré, Puccini, Rick van Veen, Robert Ainsworth, Rosa Garavaglia, Rosario Bourdon, Rossini, Roy Henderson, Saba Matacena, Saint-Saëns, Samson and Delilah, Serse, Sigrid Onegin, Songs without words, Stewart Gardner, Sylvia, Tannhäuser, Thomas, Thomas Chalmers, Violet Elliott, Wagner, Walter Goehr, Warwick Braithwaite, Webster Booth, Zonophone Operatic Party
Posted by Damians78s on October 25, 2011
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2011/10/25/carmen-excerpts-1920-columbia-abridged-recording-highlights-on-lp-from-walter-goehr-and-erasmo-ghiglia-orchestral-and-choral-excerpts-weingartner-pitt-maclean-ronald-sabajno-matacena-macken/
Shakespeare recordings by pupils of the Guildhall School of Music, Basil Maine and John Gielgud; Albert Coates conducts Siegfried’s Funeral March
Today marks the anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth and death, and is also St. George’s Day. To mark the first of these, there are two quite different Shakespeare recordings from 78s, which are linked by a review in Gramophone magazine. Then there’s a set of Linguaphone recordings of John Gielgud performing Shakespeare. This is different to […]
Tagged A Midsummer Night's Dream, Albert Coates, As You Like It, Basil Maine, Bronwen Rees, Cymbeline, Götterdämmerung, Hamlet, Henry IV, Henry V, John Gielgud, Macbeth, Margaret Littlefair, Measure for Measure, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello, Paul Berton, Richard II, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, Siegfried's Funeral March, Sonnet, The Merchant of Venice, The Tempest, Twelfth Night, Wagner, Winifred Cain
Posted by Damians78s on April 23, 2011
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2011/04/23/shakespeare-recordings-by-pupils-of-the-guildhall-school-of-music-basil-maine-and-john-gielgud-albert-coates-conducts-siegfrieds-funeral-march/
Brahms Intermezzi played by PM Ireland; Vocal gems from Balfe’s The Bohemian Girl; Lulworth Cove – Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra – Charles Williams
While a big project slowly progresses, I’ll be posting occasional smaller updates. This latest includes three very different records, embracing opera, orchestra and piano. Balfe – The Bohemian Girl – Vocal Gems: Light Opera Company: Sopranos: Della Baker, Helen Clark, Erva Giles, Emily Stokes Hagar, Olive Kline, Lucy Isabelle Marsh, Gladys Rice Contraltos: Edna Indermauer, […]
Tagged Balfe, Brahms, Charles H Hart, Charles Shadwell, Charles Williams, Della Baker, Edna Indermauer, Elliott Shaw, Emily Stokes Hagar, Erva Giles, Frank Croxton, Frnaklyn Baur, Gladys Rice, Helen Clark, Intermezzo, Lambert Murphy, Lucy Isabelle Marsg, Lulworth Cove, Marie Stone Langston, Mrs James Price, Olive Kline, P M Ireland, Richard Crooks, Rosario Bourdon, Royal Dadmun, The Bohemian Girl, Wilfred Glenn
Posted by Damians78s on January 17, 2011
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2011/01/17/brahms-intermezzi-played-by-pm-ireland-vocal-gems-from-balfes-the-bohemian-girl-lulworth-cove-queens-hall-light-orchestra-charles-williams/
Dolores Wilson – Lucia di Lammermoor, sextet and mad scene; Joan Sutherland – Lucia mad scene; Toscanini conducts Bizet’s Farandole (La Scala Orchestra, 1921)
Today would have been Dame Joan Sutherland’s 84th birthday. It is also exactly four weeks after her death. It seems apt to mark this with one of her earliest discs. Her Lucia di Lammermoor mad scene from 1959 was issued as part of a recital disc, but also was issued on a mono 45rpm record. […]
Posted in Opera, Orchestral
Posted by Damians78s on November 7, 2010
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2010/11/07/dolores-wilson-lucia-di-lammermoor-sextet-and-mad-scene-joan-sutherland-lucia-mad-scene-toscanini-conducts-bizets-farandole-la-scala-orchestra-1921/
Aida excerpts and other items with Sydney Rayner, Eva Turner, Giovanni Inghilleri, Tina Poli-Randaccio, Agustarello Affre, Jane Marignan, Frank Mullings, Elsa Stralia, Andreina Beinat, Vincenzo Bettoni, Valentina Bartolomasi, Guido Fernandez, Rosita Pagani, Enrico Trentini, conducted by Beecham, Haarth, Albergoni, Barbirolli, Sabajno, Harty; Mackenzie-Rogan, Coldstream Guards Band – Orth, Tchaikovsky; Stanley Chapple – excerpts from Stravinsky’s Firebird; Franz André – Liszt, Richard Strauss
When you have a lot of free time, it sometimes turns out that the things you planned to use it for just don’t happen. Such was the case with my summer holidays. This is why it’s been two and a half months since the last update. I hope the new selection proves interesting. I’ve been […]
Tagged Agustarello Affre, Aida, Andreina Beinat, Angelo Albergoni, Aristide Venturi, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, Bizet, Carlo Sabajno, Carmen, Cavalleria Rusticana, Der Rosenkavalier, Don Pasquale, Donizetti, Elsa Stralia, Enrico Trentini, Eva Turner, Faust, Frank Mullings, Franz André, Frieder Weissmann, Giovanni Inghilleri, Gounod, Guido Fernandez, Hamilton Harty, Herbert Haarth, In a Clockmakers Shop, Jane Marignan, John Barbirolli, John Mackenzie-Rogan, Les Preludes, Liszt, Mascagni, Octave Dua, Orth, Otello, Puccini, Richard Strauss, Rigoletto, Rosita Pagani, Stanley Chapple, Stravinsky, Sydney Rayner, Symphony No.4, Tchaikovsky, The Firebird, Thomas Beecham, Tina Poli-Randaccio, Tosca, Un Ballo in Maschera, Valentina Bartolomasi, Verdi, Vincenzo Bettoni
Posted by Damians78s on October 10, 2010
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2010/10/10/aida-excerpts-and-other-items-with-sydney-rayner-eva-turner-giovanni-inghilleri-tina-poli-randaccio-agustarello-affre-jane-marignan-frank-mullings-elsa-stralia-andreina-beinat-vincenzo-betton/
Gordon Jacob’s William Byrd Suite – Coldstream Guards Band (1925); Stanley Chapple – Brahms Hungarian Dances, Elgar Pomp and Circumstance No.1; Franz André – Eric Coates, Elgar, Gershwin; Frieder Weissmann – Strauss’s Tod und Verklärung; Arthur Meale – Thalberg’s “Home Sweet Home”, Ascher’s “Alice, Where Art Thou?”; Capiton Zaporojetz – The Song of the Flea, Drinking (In cellar cool); Early recordings by Julie Andrews
It’s been more than a month since my last update, so there are quite a number of items to add this time. The recordings range from acoustic 78s through to mono LP, and include military band, orchestra, piano and vocal recordings. Gordon Jacob – Suite by William Byrd Mediafire link for Jacob – William Byrd […]
Tagged Ah! vous dirai-je mama, Alice where art thou?, An American in Paris, Arthur Meale, Ascher, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, Barbara Andrews, Benedict, Brahms, Capiton Zaporojetz, Come to the fair, Drinking, Easthope Martin, Elgar, Eric Coates, Franz André, Frieder Weissmann, Gershwin, Gordon Jacob, Gounod, Home sweet home, Hungarian Dances, In Cellar Cool, Julie Andrews, London Bridge, London Suite, Mozart-Adam, Mussorgsky, Pomp and Circumstance, R.G. Evans, Richard Strauss, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, Song of the Flea, Stanley Chapple, Ted Andrews, Thalberg, The Wren, Tod und Verklärung, Traditional, William Byrd Suite
Posted by Damians78s on July 23, 2010
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2010/07/23/gordon-jacobs-william-byrd-suite-coldstream-guards-band-1925-stanley-chapple-brahms-hungarian-dances-elgar-pomp-and-circumstance-no-1-franz-andre-eric-coates-elgar-gershwin-frie/
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