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” […]
Pages
- About the site
- Artists
- Brass and military bands
- Chamber ensembles
- Conductors
- Piano, keyboard and percussion players
- Spoken word and miscellaneous
- String players
- Vocalists and choirs
- Anonymous vocalists
- Baritones
- Basses and bass-baritones
- Child vocalists
- Choirs
- Mezzo-sopranos and contraltos
- Pop singers
- Sopranos
- A-E
- F-M
- Alberta Hopkins
- Andrée Grandjean
- Carole Lynne
- Carrie Lanceley
- Clara Joanna
- Dame Nellie Melba
- Eleanor Jones-Hudson
- Geraldine Farrar
- Giuseppina Huguet
- Ines Maria Ferraris
- Jane Marignan
- Jane Marnac
- Janine Micheau
- Johanna Gadski
- Lina and Rosa Garaviglia
- Luella Melius
- Marguerite Mérentié
- Marguerity Marilly
- Maria Gantéri
- Miriam Licette
- N-S
- T-Z
- Tenors
- A-C
- D-L
- Andreas Dippel
- Carlo Dani
- Claude Devos
- Dan Jones
- Edward Leer
- Erik Enderlein
- Gaston de Poumayrac
- Giuseppe Lenghi-Cellini
- Guglielmo Fazzini
- Heinz Kraayvanger
- Jean de Reszke
- Leo Larsen
- Lorenz Fehenberger
- Nicolai Gedda
- Octave Dua
- Parry Jones
- Paul Derenne
- Paul Franz
- Pierre Germain
- Pietro Lara
- Tudor Davies
- M-R
- S-Z
- Wind players
- Books and texts
- CRQ Editions
- CRQ CD076 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 1
- CRQ CD095 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 2
- CRQ CD104 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 3
- CRQ CD120 – Lorenzo Molajoli conducts the Milan Symphony Orchestra
- CRQ CD131-132 – Percy Pitt conducts Vol. 4
- CRQ CD144 – Eugene Goossens conducts Gramophone premières
- CRQ CD153 – Eugene Goossens conducts Vol. 2: Edison Bell and Columbia recordings
- CRQ CD171-172 – The Virtuoso String Quartet
- CRQ CD182-183 – Alick Maclean conducts light music, Vol. 1
- CRQ CD192 – Marjorie Hayward and Una Bourne
- CRQ CD193 – Alick Maclean conducts light music, Vol. 2
- CRQ CD210-211 – By Spa and Seaside
- CRQ CD223-224 – Homage to Arthur de Greef, Isolde Menges and Landon Ronald
- CRQ CD239-240 – Sir Landon Ronald conducts the late Tchaikovsky Symphonies
- CRQ CD244-246 – Sir Edward German: the complete issued recordings
- CRQ CD296-297 – Albert Coates – the rare Columbia recordings (1919-1921), Beethoven’s Ninth (1923) and other treasures
- CRQ CD328-329 – Albert Coates Vol. 2 – The acoustic Richard Strauss recordings (1921-1924), choral music and rarely reissued Wagner
- CRQ CD340-341 – The Saga years, Vol. 2: Maurice Cole plays Bach’s ‘48’. Book 1.
- CRQ CD363 – Albert Coates Vol. 3 – London Symphony Orchestra rarities (1926-1932)
- CRQ CD378-380 – The Saga years, Vol. 3: Maurice Cole plays Bach’s ‘48’. Book 2; Italian Concerto; Overture in the French Style
- Links
- Operas and choral works
- Record labels
-
-
Recent Posts
Pages
- About the site
- Artists
- Brass and military bands
- Chamber ensembles
- Conductors
- Piano, keyboard and percussion players
- Spoken word and miscellaneous
- String players
- Vocalists and choirs
- Anonymous vocalists
- Baritones
- Basses and bass-baritones
- Child vocalists
- Choirs
- Mezzo-sopranos and contraltos
- Pop singers
- Sopranos
- A-E
- F-M
- Alberta Hopkins
- Andrée Grandjean
- Carole Lynne
- Carrie Lanceley
- Clara Joanna
- Dame Nellie Melba
- Eleanor Jones-Hudson
- Geraldine Farrar
- Giuseppina Huguet
- Ines Maria Ferraris
- Jane Marignan
- Jane Marnac
- Janine Micheau
- Johanna Gadski
- Lina and Rosa Garaviglia
- Luella Melius
- Marguerite Mérentié
- Marguerity Marilly
- Maria Gantéri
- Miriam Licette
- N-S
- T-Z
- Tenors
- A-C
- D-L
- Andreas Dippel
- Carlo Dani
- Claude Devos
- Dan Jones
- Edward Leer
- Erik Enderlein
- Gaston de Poumayrac
- Giuseppe Lenghi-Cellini
- Guglielmo Fazzini
- Heinz Kraayvanger
- Jean de Reszke
- Leo Larsen
- Lorenz Fehenberger
- Nicolai Gedda
- Octave Dua
- Parry Jones
- Paul Derenne
- Paul Franz
- Pierre Germain
- Pietro Lara
- Tudor Davies
- M-R
- S-Z
- Wind players
- Books and texts
- CRQ Editions
- CRQ CD076 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 1
- CRQ CD095 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 2
- CRQ CD104 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 3
- CRQ CD120 – Lorenzo Molajoli conducts the Milan Symphony Orchestra
- CRQ CD131-132 – Percy Pitt conducts Vol. 4
- CRQ CD144 – Eugene Goossens conducts Gramophone premières
- CRQ CD153 – Eugene Goossens conducts Vol. 2: Edison Bell and Columbia recordings
- CRQ CD171-172 – The Virtuoso String Quartet
- CRQ CD182-183 – Alick Maclean conducts light music, Vol. 1
- CRQ CD192 – Marjorie Hayward and Una Bourne
- CRQ CD193 – Alick Maclean conducts light music, Vol. 2
- CRQ CD210-211 – By Spa and Seaside
- CRQ CD223-224 – Homage to Arthur de Greef, Isolde Menges and Landon Ronald
- CRQ CD239-240 – Sir Landon Ronald conducts the late Tchaikovsky Symphonies
- CRQ CD244-246 – Sir Edward German: the complete issued recordings
- CRQ CD296-297 – Albert Coates – the rare Columbia recordings (1919-1921), Beethoven’s Ninth (1923) and other treasures
- CRQ CD328-329 – Albert Coates Vol. 2 – The acoustic Richard Strauss recordings (1921-1924), choral music and rarely reissued Wagner
- CRQ CD340-341 – The Saga years, Vol. 2: Maurice Cole plays Bach’s ‘48’. Book 1.
- CRQ CD363 – Albert Coates Vol. 3 – London Symphony Orchestra rarities (1926-1932)
- CRQ CD378-380 – The Saga years, Vol. 3: Maurice Cole plays Bach’s ‘48’. Book 2; Italian Concerto; Overture in the French Style
- Links
- Operas and choral works
- Record labels
All posts tagged Il Barbiere di Siviglia
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
Posted in Opera, Orchestral
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/
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 […]
Posted in Opera
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/
Ted Andrews and his Canadian Singing Sisters – Come to the fair and What can the matter be; National Symphony Orchestra (with George W Byng?) – Barber of Seville overture
While other projects are ongoing, I want to try and get a few small items onto this site with some regularity. So there are just two items for ths latest update. Ted Andrews was stepfather to Dame Julie Andrews, and accompanied her on some of her early 78s. This disc was privately recorded at the […]
Posted in Orchestral, Vocal/Choral
Posted by Damians78s on October 31, 2010
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2010/10/31/ted-andrews-and-his-canadian-singing-sisters-come-to-the-fair-and-what-can-the-matter-be-national-symphony-orchestra-with-george-w-byng-barber-of-seville-overture/
Georg Hann, Harry Secombe and Franz André conducts
The Viennese bass, Georg Hann, was born in 1897, and died in Munich in 1950, still at the height of his powers. He left a substantial recorded legacy. Mediafire link for Georg Hann singing Verdi, Rossini, Cornelius (This is a zip file – left click the link, download the file, then unzip when downloaded) Cornelius […]
Posted in Orchestral, Vocal/Choral
Tagged Adele Leigh, Arthur Rother, Beethoven, Bizet, Carmen, Cornelius, Danse Macabre, Debussy, Der Barbier von Bagdad, Emmanuel Young, Falstaff, Flotow, Franck, Franz André, Georg Hann, Harry Secombe, I Pagliacci, Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Il Trovatore, Karl Hoppe, L'Africaine, La Mer, La Traviata, Le Chasseur Maudit, Leoncavallo, Lorenz Fehenberger, Martha, Meyerbeer, Mussorgsky, Night on the Bare Mountain, Puccini, Rigoletto, Robert Heger, Rossini, Saint-Saëns, Symphony No.4, Tchaikovsky, Tosca, Turandot, Verdi, Wally Stott, Walther Knör
Posted by Damians78s on May 26, 2009
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2009/05/26/george-hann-harry-secombe-and-franz-andre-conducts/
-
Categories
-
Archives
- May 2024
- April 2024
- January 2024
- April 2023
- January 2023
- December 2022
- April 2022
- December 2021
- August 2021
- April 2021
- April 2020
- January 2020
- December 2019
- March 2019
- December 2018
- December 2017
- April 2017
- January 2017
- December 2016
- June 2016
- April 2016
- December 2015
- July 2015
- April 2015
- February 2015
- December 2014
- August 2014
- June 2014
- April 2014
- December 2013
- November 2013
- October 2013
- July 2013
- April 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- October 2011
- June 2011
- April 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- April 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
- November 2009
- October 2009
- September 2009
- August 2009
- July 2009
- June 2009
- May 2009
- April 2009
- March 2009
- February 2009
- January 2009
- December 2008
- November 2008
- September 2008
- August 2008
-
Meta