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029I-ZONXX1913X14-0000A0.Pdf TO FIND a complete list of Records made by any particular Artist, Band, &c., refer to the Index at side Orchestral Selections in which the various groups of 12-16 Records for aua u uiucassai are classified - 1i -29 example, any and every Song Solos, &c. by Marie Uoyd is found sung Ballads 3048 under her name in the section . headed " Comediennes," com- mencing on page 57. Every is Quartzttes 51-56 section arranged alpha- . Comediennes 57-6,8 . Should you want a certain Comedians 61-73 Title, turn to the Alphabetical . List of Titles commencing on Yodling 74 page 76-in this List every . , Title on our Catalogue will be found, together with the name of the Artist and the number of the page on which the per- ticular record appears - for Grand Opera Records BacTfC example, to find " She's the Vocal Lass for Me " look under the Unless otherwise stated, all Records have Orchestral Accompani- letter S and you will see this All 12-inch Reeoºds have title is sung by Harry Lauder. ment. the letter A in front of Serial Number Catalogues Record Buyers should get the Separate Zonophone of GRAND OPERA RECORDS SCOTCH and WELSH Records, also of Zonophone Instruments are all fitted with the Patent Geosý Supplementary Lists neck, and are made in five style.. Horn 15th No. L £3 10a; are issued about the of every and Hornless. Prices: Records by No. II. £5 10a.; No. III. £3 10s.; month, and contain new No. IV, £4 10s.; No. V. £8 Sa. the cream of artists on the raude- They are the finest value on the market Ask your Dealer to post it Get the Handsome Jllustrated _ Catolofne ºou,äle-sidedI `'2 RECORDSi BAND & BELLS f 1Ceddiug ?larch (-kith church bells) (A1 iuicl..s'OI'iil Black Diamond Festival I.,,nil A 3 C oronation March, from " Le Prophets " (Ilcyerb' cr) Black Diamonds Festival Band VOCAL SOLOS & MILITARY BAND Iris Solo & Military- Band 4ý i(iud "Savo tl<<ý hing Coronation Bells L'lauk Diamonds Band Uud Save the King Solo & Chorus Rule Britannia Solo & Chorus (The British Black Diamonds Band 5981 Grenadicrý ý(:ud Bless the Prince of IS'aL"s Solo & Chorus Ileeu"ts of Oak Solo & Chorus Coronation March Black Diamonds baud BESSES 0' TH' BARN BAND God, to'Cllee 889 -Nearer, Illy Fierce raged the tempest Jerusalem, Golden 909 the Jesus Christ is risen to-dav ( Rock Ages 932 of Sovereignty The Church's Ou(" F_ iou (.S. 6. IGesh 953 oundal y) Lead; Kindly Light (I1. H. Purdy) 9i4 Onward, Christian Soldiers Rochdale 1090 Deep Harmony (H. Pecker) Lusee1lcs (Dtcclscortl+) All 12-inch lhcords havc Utz; lrflcr A in free of St rief Sd `ý%s Ten ZONOPHONE RECORDS we 4'/ I cvh BLACK DIAMONDS BAND }iallelnjah Chorus (Han b f ) Alf The telling (Hay,lu) .heavens are l31°_ Overture (TsrhaiL"owcsd,"y) A2 1_Mlaximillian Robespierre Overture (Gilad//) (Wedding March (with church bulls) [.,"..ohu) A 3 (Muhl (Coronation March frone " Lo Propld"to(Dlrycrberr) ELI HUDSON, Conductor the (overture) of A 4 (Blerr.v Wives of Winrlsor (Nico(ai) Black Diamonds (',Egmont," Overture (Bcc!hoe('n) Band Czardas Htuvmrian Danco (Dclibea) A51 Doctrines Waltz (Strauss) Zonopliouc Concert Band { Grand March from " Tannhiiuscr " (Wagner) A 20 Abide with Me (Liddle) (Episodes in Soldier's Life, Part T. (K(pje A 22 a y) (Episodes in a Soldier's Life, Part It. (Kappe y) ( Selection, " Carmen " (Bret) A 27 (Selection, " Faust " (Gounod) (" Lombardi." Selection (Hartman) A 30 ( Macbeth," Selection (Verdi) (On Bosphorus (Lincke) A 36 the (An Evening in Toledo (Schmoliny) Gloria," from 'Mozart's 12th Mass (31v-.art) A 46 Stabat Mater," Selection (Rossini) Barber Seville " (Rossini) A 51 of ( Lucrezia Borgia" (Doni:etti) ("Ernani," Selection (Verdi) A 56 Semiramide," Selection (Rossini) Caliph Bavdad," Overture (Boieldicn) A 64-1 of Fra Diavolo," Overture (Auber) " French Comedy," Overture (Brie) A 68 The Flying Dutchman," Selection (Wapner) (Selection, " Siege Rochelle " (Brille) A 72 of (Trafalgar (11 iller) Selection, Part I. A i8 ("Traviata," (Verdi) Triavata," Selection, Part II. (Verdi) Crown Diamonds" Overture (Auber) A 84 Oberon" Overture (Weber) ( The Crown India (Elilar) A 87 of (March of the Mountain Gnomes (R. Eilenbcry) (' (Processional March) (Verdi) A 91 :Aida" «Peino do Saba" (March do Cortege) (Gounod) All 12-inch Rccords have the letter A in hunt u/ Scriel Nu: BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued Selection, Part I. (Wagner) (arr. by Kappey) A 95Lohengrin," Lohengrin," Selection, Part 11. (Wagner) (arr. by Kappey) Yeomen of the Guard," Selection, Part I. (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfrey) A 991,. Yeomen of the Guard," Selection, Part II. (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfrey) Gondoliers," Selection, Part I. (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfrey) A 103-(,, Gondoliers," Selection, Part II. (Sullivan) (arr. by C. Godfrey) Mikado," Selection, Part I. (Sullivan) (arr. by W. Winterbottom) A 1041 "Mikado," Selection, Part II. (Sullivan) (arr. by TV. Winterbottom) Geisha," Selection, Part I. (Sidney.Jones) A 1101 "The (" The Geisha," Selection, Part II. (Sidney Jones) Pirates of Penzance," Selection(Sullivan) (arr.byTV. Winterbottona) A 113 " Iolanthe," Selection (Sullivan) (arr. by IV. Winterbottom) Imperial Guards Band Florodora, Selection, Part I. (Leslie Stuart) (Arr. by Mr. Retford) I " Come and see our Island." " The silver star of love." The A 116 fellow who might." " Tell me pretty maiden." Florodora, Selection, Part II. (Leslie Stuart) (Arr. by Mr. Retford ) "The millionaire." "I've an inkling." "Shade of the Pal n Finale Tempo di Valse" .' " taritana," Selections (Wallace) 4171 (" Bohemian Girl," Selections (Ralfe) H.M.S. Pinafore," Selection (Sullivan) 4151 (" Pirates of Penzance," Selection (Sullivan) Church Parade (with bells) 419 Lead, Kindly Light, and Jesu, Lover of My Soul (Sandon & Aberystwyth Settings) 4201 Lvnwood March (Hume) ( Prairie Flower March (Home) 4211F Capitan March (Sousa) Liberty Bell March (Sousa) Irish 422 f Selections (Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle March Zonophone Military Band 23 J Whistling Rufus ( Down South Zonophone Band .Military Teddy 424 Bears' Picnic Apache Dance {Coronation 425 J Bells [God Save the King Bass Solo & Military Band " Our Gibbs," 4261 Miss Selection, Part I. (Caryll & Monckton) ( Our Miss Gibbs," Selection, Part II. (Caryll & Monckton) Reminiscences 427 { of Scotland, Part I. Reminiscences of Scotland, Part II. [Continued as next page All 12-inch Records have the Letter A in front of Serial No. 2/6 Iäah ZONOPHONE RECORDS I ä Q"h4 BLACK DIAMONDS HAND-continued f Toreador Waltz 430 (Strauss) t Roses of the South Waltz (Strauss) Poet Peasant Overture (Supper) 431( and l Zanipa (Herold) Prater 432 (Druid's Waltz (parson) Faust," Waltz (Gounod) Garde Republicaine Band ( Coronation March (Saint George) 582 Coronation March (Saint-Satins) r Christchurch Chimes 596 Weymouth Chimes 59i (Storm and Sunshine March (The Imperial Life Guards :March (B. B. Hall) God Save the King (solo & chorus) Rule Britannia (solo & chorus) 598 The British Grenadiers God Bless the Prince of Wales (solo & chorus) Hearts of Oak (solo & chorus) Coronation .March " Dorothy " (selection) (Cellier) 610 (" Arcadians " (selection) (Monckton & Talbot) The King's Bodyguard March (Itaymon d ) 6111 ( Exhibition March (Ord Hume) ` Count Luxembourg " (selection) (Lehar) 627(" of Count of Luxembourg " (valse) (Lehar) 628 ( Barn Dance (Linke) i Cockney Band (two-Step) (Valentin) The Old Rustic Bridge by the Mill (march) (Bennett) 6431 ( Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep (march) (Keep) J Boulanger March (Desormes) 644 Hoch Hapsburg March (Kral) Coster's Wooing (barn dance) (nimmer) 672{Tho The Pig and Whistle March (Elliott Smith) Field Marshal Radetsky March (Strauss) 673 Defile 'March (Glaser) 1Dutch Kiddies (two-step) (Trinkaus) 6971 (Old Daddy Peg Leg (two-step) (Whitney) Dashing British (Safroni) 6981 (The _March One of the Best March (Cecil Claslre) Belfry Serenade (with bells) (Howgill) 7331 (Carillon in Eb (with bells) (Goodhardt) Argandab March (Thompson) 7551 (Soldaten Blut March (von Blon) All 12-inch Records have the letter A in front of Serial No. 2/6 Inch ZONOPHONE RECORDS Tweeeh 4/- BLACK DIAMONDS BAND-continued Kwang Hsu (Lincke) 756-(In Canton Town (Bailey) " Peggy " (selection), Part I. (Leslie Stuart) 770 Peggy" (selection), Part If. (Leslie Stuart) Rag (Lodge) 771 (Temptation (Wild Cherries (ragtime) (Ted Snyder) " Lady Madcap " Part I. (Paul Rubens) 8001 (selection), 1 Lady Madcap" (selection), Part II. (Paul Rubens) ( The Fighting Fifth (march) (Ernest Warrington) 801 (Grizzly Bear (two-step) (Botsford) (The Nightbirds (selection) (Strauss) 814 1The Nightbirds (waltz) (Strauss) Hymns of the great Composers (arr. by de Ville) (Onward,ard, Christian Soldiers (Sullivan) Selection, Lauder's Songs, Part I. (arr. by J. Ord Hume) Introducing: "Killiecrankie," " When I get back to bonnie Scotland," "Roaming 828 in the gloaming." Selection, Lauder's Songs, Part II. (arr. by J. Ord Hume) Introducing : " Tohermory," " Saftest of the family," Early in the morning," " Wedding of Sandy McNab." 1 The Policeman's Holiday (Ewing) 829 (Fifinette Intermezzo (Fletcher) Reels and Strathspeys : Clachnaharry Rant (Hume) ; The Wind that shakes the Barley ; The Rendezvous ; The Fairy Dance ; The Periwig ; The High Road to Linton ; The De'il amang 850 the Tailors Regimental Marches of Scottish Brigades ; Highland Laddie Whistle o'er the lave o't ; Wha ww-adna' feeht for Charlie Within a mile of Edinbro' town Chevalier Patrol (Holiday) 863 Chevalier Selection Introducing : "Mrs. 'Enery 'Atrkins," " My old Dutch," " Wot eher." 864 { Free Lance March (Sousa) For King and Kingdom (Collins) Chorus I1 ") 873 Anvil (" Trovatore (Verdi) Gavotte from " " (Entr'acte _Mignon (Thomas) Abanico March 874 (El (Javaloyes) Viva la Jota (quick march) (Marquina) Big Guns March (Avoto) 888j House of Hanover March (Safroni) Rifle Brigade March 907(Florentine (Hall) March (Fucil") 9081 Gipsy Love Waltz (Lehar) Sunshine Girl " (selection) (Rubens) [Continued on ner! page All 12-inch Records tai.? the letter A in front of Serial No.
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