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EDISON DIAMOND-DISCS SS=Early “Smooth Surface” (Laminated, 1912-1915); RC=Edison Re-Creation Paper Label (1921- 1924); ER=Edison Record Paper Label (1924-1929) EDISON DIAMOND-DISCS SS=early “smooth surface” (laminated, 1912-1915); RC=Edison Re-Creation Paper Label (1921- 1924); ER=Edison Record Paper Label (1924-1929). All others (1915-1920) have various forms of “etched” black centers. All 10” . All explanatory talks are by Harry E. Humphrey unless otherwise indicated. GIUSEPPE ANSELMI [t]. 4263. SS 83015 [1378-A/2555-B]. MIGNON: Ah! non credevi tu (Thomas) / EXPLANA- TORY TALK. Small half-moon lam. crk. outer rim side one not to grooves, otherwise cons. 2. $15.00. 4266. 83026 [1376-B/2741-A]. AFRICAINE: O Paradiso (Meyerbeer) / EXPLANATORY TALK. Cons. 2. $15.00. LUCREZIA BORI [s] 4273. 10” SS 82528 [2228-B/3127-B]. GUARDAMI-VALZER CANTABILE (Guagni- Benvenuti) / EXPLANATORY TALK. Light rim curling, not to grooves. Cons. 2. $10.00. CARLOS CASTRO [t] 4275. 10” RC 76011 [6534-G/6528-A]. SOÑO MI MENA LOCA; POR TI MI CORAZÓN (Ponce) / CONSUELO ESCOBAR DE CASTRO [s]. LA GOLONDRINA (Serradell). IMs. Cons. 2. $15.00. CLÉMENTINE DE VERE (SAPIO) [s]. Paris, 1864-New York, 1954. Her debut was in Florence in 1880 (age 16) as the Marguerite de Valois in Les Huguenots, appearing at the Paris Opéra the same year in the same role. Her Metropolitan opera debut was in 1896 as the soprano soloist in Rossini’s Stabat Mater. This was followed by such principal operatic parts as Ophélie in Hamlet, Aida, Mignon, Micaëla, Gilda, Violetta and Leonora in Il Trovatore, among other roles. She also appeared at Covent Garden, the British stage premiere of Dame Ethel Smyth’s The Wreckers in 1909 (conducted by Beecham) and also had great success in oratorio. She married con- ductor/accompanist/teacher Romualdo Sapio. In her late years she took in music students in her New York home, one roomer having mentioned to me that her music room walls were covered by signed photos of practically every composer and singer active during her career. 4278. RC 80088 [2930-A/2009-A]. MARITANA: Recit. and Scenes That Are Brightest (Wallace) / MARIE DE KYSER (KAISER) [s], ROYAL FISH [t]. ROSES, ROSES, EVERYWHERE (Trotère). Tiny lbl. stkr. Lt. rubs, 2. $10.00. FRIEDA HEMPEL [s] 4268. ER 82568 [6508-K/6695-C]. RIGOLETTO: Caro nome (Verdi) / DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT: Evviva la Francia (Donizetti). 2. $10.00. 4269. ER 82325 [8422-H/9550-A]. THE BIRD SONG (Taubert); THE NIGHT WIND (Far- ley) / ELF AND FAIRY (Densmore). Piano acc. Cons. 2. $10.00. HEINRICH HENSEL [t] 4264. SS 82061 [1408-A/2726-B]. AUF FLÜGELN DES GESANGES (Mendelssohn) / EXPLANATORY TALK. Just about 1-2. $15.00. MARIO LAURENTI [b] 4267. ER 80751 [6797-C/8035-B]. SULLA LAGUNA (Buzzi-Peccia) / AFRICAINE: Figli dei Re (Meyerbeer). Cons. 2. $10.00. 4274. ER 82558 [6446-C/6484-A]. LA FAVORITA: A tanto amor (Donizetti) / OTELLO: Credo (Verdi). Cons. 2. $10.00. ODETTE LE FONTENAY [s] 4270. ER 82241 [8078-A/4473-A]. RIGOLETTO: Bella figlia dell’ amore (Verdi). With ELISABETH SPENCER [ms], MAX BLOCH [t], ARTHUR MIDDLETON [bs-b] / MIDDLETON [bs-b]. FALSTAFF: Quand’ ero paggio (Verdi); DON GIOVANNI: Deh vieni alla finestra (Mozart). Just about 1-2. $12.00. GIOVANNI MARTINELLI [t] 4276. SS 82036 [1215-A/1216-?]. TOSCA: Recondita armonia / TOSCA: E lucevan le stelle (Puccini). One LSS, scuffs, gen. 3. $7.00. CLAUDIA MUZIO [s] 4271. 10” RC 82223 [7610-H/7611-B]. IL TROVATORE: D’amor sull’ ali rosee / Il TROVA- TORE: Tacea la notte (Verdi). 2. $10.00. 16 EDISON DIAMOND-DISCS 4262. 10” ER 82324 [9412-C/9413-C]. CARMEN: Je dis que rien (Bizet) / TALES OF HOFFMANN: Elle a fui (Offenbach). Lightest lbl. soiling side one. Cons. 2. $12.00. MARIE NARELLE [s] 4272. 10” SS 50069 [2389-?/ 285-B]. BONNIE SWEET BESSIE (Gilbert) / THOMAS CHALMERS [b]. FORGOTTEN (Cowles). Cons. 2. $8.00. JACQUES URLUS [t] 4265. 10” RC 82278 [5496-A/8267-B]. MARTHA: Ach so fromm (Flotow) / ARTHUR MIDDLETON [bs-b]. ERLKÖNIG (Schubert). IMs. Cons. 2. $15.00. 4279. 10” RC 83082 [5434-F/3689-B]. STABAT MATER: Cujus animam / ALICE VERLET [s], MARGARETE MATZENAUER [s]. STABAT MATER: Quis est homo (Rossini). Just about 1-2. $15.00. ELLEN BEACH YAW [s] 4277. 10” SS 82049 [2219-A]. THE SKYLARK (Ellen Beach Yaw). Single sided. Just about 3. $8.00. PATHÉ VERTICALLY CUT DISCS Vocal & Instrumental CS=center start (“etched center”), PL=paper label (outside start). AGOSTARELLO AFFRE [t] 4255. 11½” CS SS Pathe 3490. LE MAGE: Air du Mage (Massenet). Affre had been in the Paris Opéra 1891 world premiere of Le Mage. Just about 1-2. $20.00. PAUL ALTHOUSE [t] 4227. 10½ PL Grey Pathé 27022 [T-67541-1/T-67542-1]. CHRIST IN FLANDERS (Stephens) / WAITING (Coke). Tiny scr. end side two. Cons. 2. $12.00. HIPPOLYTE BELHOMME [bs] 4225. 10½” PL Brown Pathé 26006 [4555/4562]. LE DOMINO NOIR: Deo Gratias (Auber) / BARBER OF SEVILLE: Air de la Calomnie (Rossini). Just about 1-2. $12.00. FRIEDRICH BRODERSEN [b] 4226. 10½” Blue PL Pathé 1011 [54623/54620]. SEHNSUCHT (Rubinstein) / WAN- DERERS NACHTLIED (Rubinstein). Side two with ELLA TORDEK [s]. Couple lt. scrs. side two, otherwise cons. 2. $10.00. OLGA CARRARA-PESCIA [s]. Firenze, 1888- ? . Her debut was in Italy (Comacchio, Teatro Sociale) as Amelia in Un Ballo in Maschera. She subsequently appeared in cities such as Naples, Padova and Madrid as, among others, Santuzza, Brünnhilde, and Fiora (in Amore dei Tre Re). She appears to have relocated to New York around 1915, when she became a pupil and then wife of Astolfo Pescia. She made her New York recital debut in 1917 under the patronage of Caruso, Amato and Martinelli (all close friends of her husband). The season of 1920-21 she was with the Chicago Opera, and also sang during the next few years in San Francisco, Havana, Bogota and San Jose. She appears to have returned to Italy in 1925 where she continued and concluded her career (minus Pescia attached to her name). She appeared in a number of theaters including the Dal Verme (Milano), the Costanzi (Rome) and the Teatro Massimo (Palermo) in roles such as Aida, Gioconda, Turandot, Selika (l’Africaine) and Elena (Mefistofele). Carrara’s few records were made for Odeon around 1913 and then for Pathé in New York (1919). 4246. 11½” Blk. PL Pathé 40183 [E67733-2/E67529-?]. CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA: Voi lo sapete (Mascagni) / GRAND OPERA QUARTET OF MILAN. RIGOLETTO: Quartet (Verdi). Cons. 2. $10.00. LINA CAVALIERI [s]. See also Lucien Muratore Pathé listings. 4232. 11½” Grey PL Pathé 62030 [E66101-1/E66159-1]. HÉRODIADE: Il est doux (Massenet) / CARMEN: Habanera (Bizet). Just about 1-2. $15.00. EDMOND CLÉMENT [t] 4243. 11½” Grey PL Pathé 59051 [3400/3402]. L’ADIEU DU MATIN (Chizat) / MANON: Le rêve (Massenet). Lt. rubs, 2. $10.00. 17 PATHÉ VERTICALLY CUT DISCS DAVID DEVRIÈS [t] 4259. 11½” SS CS Pathé 72. LAKMÉ: Ah! viens dans la forêt (Delibes). Just about 1-2. $12.00. 4260. 11½” SS CS Pathé 4587. LAKMÉ: Prendre le dessin (Delibes). Just about 1-2. $12.00. CHARLES FRIANT [t] 4250. 11½” Green PL French Pathé No.0359 [4822/4824]. SAPHO: Qu’il est loin mon pays (Massenet) / L’ATTAQUE DU MOULIN: Les adieux à la forêt (Bruneau). Cons. 2. $12.00. YVONNE GALL [s] 4230. 11½” Grey PL Pathé 60082 [2864/3278]. MANON: Gavotte (Massenet) / LA PRO- CESSION (Franck). Just about 1-2. $12.00. FRANCESCO GRANADOS [t]. 1870-1946. Granados sang leading operatic tenor roles in Spain (where he was born), Russia, and Italy between 1898 and 1908 and after that specialized in zarzuela in Spain. His only recordings are those from Chatterton and a Pathé of ‘O Paradiso’, all recorded in 1908 in Milan. – Marston Records 2726. 14” Pathé etched 84180/84179. L’AFRI- CAINE: O Paradiso (Meyerbeer) / ANTONIO BALESTRO [t]. ELISIR D’AMORE: Una furtiva lagrima (Donizetti). Some MGTs, otherwise 2-3. $200.00. JEAN LASSALLE [b] 4256. 11½” CS Pathé 39051/39052. PENSÉE D’AUTOMNE (Massenet). Two sides. Just about 1-2. $200.00. JOSEPH LHEVINNE [pianist] 4237. 11½” Grey PL Pathé 59087 [E68894-2/ E68872-1?]. TREPAK, Op. 72 (Tschaikow- sky) / PRÉLUDE IN G MINOR, Op. 23 YVONNE GALL (Rachmaninoff). Small lbl. stkr. Cons. 2. $15.00. FÉLIA LITVINNE [s] 4254. 11½” Grey PL French Pathé No.196 [2819/2821]. SAPHO: O ma lyre immortelle (Gounod) / FAUST: Scène de l’église (Gounod). Piano acc. Just about 1-2. $50.00. PETER LORDMANN [b] 4224. 10½” Blue PLPathé 1081 [51197/51198]. FLYING DUTCHMAN: Arie des Daland (Wagner) / HUGUENOTS: Piff-Paff-Puff (Meyerbeer). 2. $12.00. ELVIRA MAGLIULO [s]. 1880- ? . Her earliest traced appearance was at La Scala, 1902, in Weber’s Euryanthe. A decade later she again was heard there, this time as Elisabetta in Verdi’s Don Carlo. She appeared throughout Italy in leading opera houses, singing principal roles in such operas as Aida, Il Trovatore, La Wally, Isabeau, Tosca, Die Walküre and Germania, to cite a few. In addition, her repertoire included such now forgotten operas as La Nave Rossa (Seppilli) and Sperduti nel Buio (Donaudy). Magliulo created the role of Katiusha in the 1904 Turin world premiere of Alfano’s Risurrezione, conducted by Tullio Serafin. Her recordings were for Zonophone (1905) and Pathé (1911-14). 3718. 11½” Blk. PL Italian Pathé No.10282 [84392/86240]. LA NAVE ROSSA: Undentified aria (Seppilli) / LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST: Io no son che una povera fanciulla (Puccini). One tiny PB side one, 2-3. Side two few MGTS, gen. 3. $15.00. LUCIEN MURATORE [t] 4245. 11½” SS Grey PL Pathé 54001 [E65469-2?]. MANON: Ah! fuyez, douce image (Massenet). Just about 1-2.
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