Rather than the usual Viennese fare to welcome 2018, I’ve opted instead by some early Pathé sides by the great English contralto Louise Kirkby-Lunn. They’re from 28cm diameter, centre-start, etched label double-sided issues. All are piano accompanied. There is a spoken introduction to the first side, presumably Madam Kirkby-Lunn herself. The second record has Kirkby-Lunn […]
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- Leo Larsen
- Lorenz Fehenberger
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- Octave Dua
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- Paul Derenne
- Paul Franz
- Pierre Germain
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- Tudor Davies
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- CRQ CD131-132 – Percy Pitt conducts Vol. 4
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- CRQ CD153 – Eugene Goossens conducts Vol. 2: Edison Bell and Columbia recordings
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Louise Kirkby-Lunn
Posted in Opera, Vocal/Choral
Posted by Damians78s on December 31, 2017
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2017/12/31/louise-kirkby-lunn/
Lorenzo Molajoli orchestrals, and opera in America
Over the past year or so I’ve produced several CD reissues for CRQ Editions. One of these was devoted to orchestral recordings conducted by Lorenzo Molajoli. The following set arrived too late for inclusion on the Molajoli CD. Verdi – Nabucco – Overture Bizet – Carmen – Prelude Act 1 Milan Symphony Orchestra, Lorenzo Molajoli […]
Posted in Opera, Orchestral
Posted by Damians78s on August 24, 2014
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2014/08/24/lorenzo-molajoli-orchestrals-and-opera-in-america/
A festive feast of Wagner and Verdi
To round off the Wagner and Verdi bicentenary year, I’ve gathered a varied selection of music by these two operatic greats, in various guises. Dajos Béla recorded extensively in many genres. The following abridged version of the Tannhäuser Overture is one of his more straightforwardly classical recordings, though the scoring is adapted for his band […]
Tagged 2LO Military Band, Aida, Alick Maclean, Arthur Hammond, Borghild Bryhn-Langaard, Carl Rosa Opera Company, Cova Wackers, Dajos Béla, Dan Godfrey Jr, Das Rheingold, Die fliegende Holländer, Die Walküre, Eric Enderlein, Giuseppe Lenghi-Cellini, Götterdämmerung, Heinz Kraayvanger, I due Foscari, Il Trovatore, John Barbirolli, La Traviata, Landon Ronald, Lohengrin, Mary Law, Musique de la Garde Républicaine, Paul Franz, Richard Crooks, Rigoletto, Robert Heger, Rosario Bourdon, Siegfried, Siegfried's Funeral March, Stanley Chapple, Tannhäuser, Tristan und Isolde, Verdi, W.H. Squire, Wagner
Posted by Damians78s on December 27, 2013
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2013/12/27/a-festive-feast-of-wagner-and-verdi/
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/
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/
Lilian Stiles Allen; Hamilton Harty and Henry Wood – Schubert; winners of Columbia’s Schubert competition; Lilac Time
The first selection of recordings this time is of the soprano Lilian Stiles-Allen. She was widely respected in her day, though her performances were confined to the concert platform and broadcasting as she was “not suited to the operatic stage.” She was one of the original sixteen soloists in Vaughan Williams’s Serenade to Music, and […]
Posted in Orchestral, Vocal/Choral
Tagged A Country Girl, Aida, Anthony Quorn, Cavalleria Rusticana, Clutsam, Dan Jones, Edith Furmedge, Edward Halland, Edward Leer, Faust, Frank Merrick, Frederica, George W Byng, Gounod, Hamilton Harty, Handel, Hardy Williamson, Henry Wood, HG Pelissier, Il Trovatore, John Barbirolli, John St. Anthony Johnson, Lehar, Lilac Time, Lilian Stiles Allen, Madama Butterfly, Mascagni, Maude Craske Day, Messiah, Monckton, Orazio Fagotti, Pax Vobiscum, Puccini, Rosamunde, Schubert, Stanford Robinson, Tessa Deane, Theodora, Two Movements in Symphonic Form, Unfinished Symphony, Verdi
Posted by Damians78s on June 7, 2010
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2010/06/07/lilian-stiles-allen-hamilton-harty-and-henry-wood-schubert-winners-of-columbias-schubert-competition-lilac-time/
Landon Ronald – Tchaikovsky, Schumann, Wagner, Svendsen Bizet; Eugene Goossens – Tchaikovsky; Mary Law; Il Trovatore – Carrie Lanceley & Gwilym Richards; Daisy Kennedy interviewed
People are probably starting to wonder just how many Landon Ronald recordings I have. There are still plenty more to come, and a few early transfers which I’m keen to revisit. So, for the summer, a selection of Tchaikovsky, Svendsen, Wagner and Bizet, including a bonus side by Eugene Goossens. Schumann – Carnaval Mediafire link […]
Tagged Bizet, Carmen, Carnaval, Carnival in Paris, Carrie Lanceley, Chanson sans paroles, Daisy Kennedy, Die Meistersinger, Eugene Goossens, Eugene Onegin, fantasia, Gwilym Richards, Il Trovatore, interview, Landon Ronald, Mary Law, Polonaise, Rigoletto, Rossini, Schumann, Svendsen, Tchaikovsky, Theme and Variations, Verdi, violin, Wagner, William Tell
Posted by Damians78s on August 3, 2009
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2009/08/03/landon-ronald-eugene-goossens-mary-law-carrie-lanceley-gwilym-richards-daisy-kennedy/
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/
German’s Welsh Rhapsody from Landon Ronald and Henry Gibson, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf in La Traviata
There are just a few items today, with more to follow later in the week. Edward German’s “Welsh Rhapsody” was, surprisingly, not one of the many works that German himself conducted for the Gramophone Company. Pioneering acoustic versions were left to Dan Godfrey (on one side), Henry Gibson and the Mayfair Orchestra (2 sides) and […]
Posted in Orchestral, Vocal/Choral
Posted by Damians78s on February 1, 2009
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2009/02/01/germans-welsh-rhapsody-from-landon-ronald-and-henry-gibson-elisabeth-schwarzkopf-in-la-traviata/
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