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FERNANDO DE LUCIA PHONOTYPE VINYL PRESSINGS MADE from the ORIGINAL METAL PARTS Minimum Bid: $10.00 Double-Face; $7.00 Single-Face FERNANDO DE LUCIA PHONOTYPE VINYL PRESSINGS MADE FROM THE ORIGINAL METAL PARTS Minimum bid: $10.00 double-face; $7.00 single-face Most were pressed by Symposium Records some years ago on vinyl from the original Phonotype metal parts (which were recorded by DeLucia in Naples, 1917-1922). Most have facsimile Phonotype labels. While these pressings are in as issued condition and many are actually unplayed, they often look quite inferior as the original metals from which they were pressed had become discolored with age. This is mostly a visual problem. I have not bothered to grade them as, again, they are primarily from unplayed stock and would be as if purchased when originally reissued. The items are either originally 12” (a number preceded by “M”) or 10” (usually with a “C” prefix, here all pressed on 12” format). Some were reissued with no labels, mostly those where the grooving was close to the center as well as some from the BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA series. MINIMUM BIDS ON ALL DOUBLE- SIDED ISSUES ARE $10.00 EACH. THE FEW SINGLE-FACED ISSUES HAVE MINIMUM BIDS OF $7.00 EACH. THE MINIMUM BID FOR THE SINGLE-FACED RECORDS IS REPEATED BELOW TO AVOID CONFUSION. 5000. M1744/M1748. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Ecco ridente/BAR- BIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Se il mio nome (Rossini). 5001. M1745/M1752. FAVORITA: Un vergine (Donizetti)/MANON: Il sogno (Massenet). 5002. M1749/1944. RIGOLETTO: La donna è mobile/RIGOLETTO: Act I, Scene I (Verdi). No labels. 5003. M1750/M1751. MEFISTOFELE: Dai campi/MEFISTOFELE: Giunto sul passo (Boïto). 5004. M1753/M1757. MIGNON: Addio Mignon/MIGNON: Ah! non cre- devi tu (Thomas). 5005. M1754/M1759. ELISIR D’AMORE: Una furtiva lagrima/ FAVORITA: Spirto gentil (both Donizetti). 5006. M1755/M1808. WERTHER: Ah! non mi riderstar (Massenet)/RE DI LAHORE: Sia benedetto il dolore (Massenet). Side two with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5007. M1756/M1774. GIOCONDA: Cielo e mar (Ponchielli)/CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA: Addio alla madre (Mascagni). 5008. M1758/M1820. PEARL FISHERS: Mi par d’udir ancora/PEARL FISHERS: Non hai compreso (Bizet). Side two with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. FERNANDO DE LUCIA 5009. M1760/M1787. TOSCA: E luce- van le stelle/TOSCA: Recondita armonia (Puccini). 5010. 1761/1910. RIGOLETTO: Questa o quella/RIGOLETTO: Act I, Scene I (Verdi). Side two with VIDA FURLUGA [ms], ANTONIO ANTICORONA [b]. No labels. 5011. M1762/M2117. TRAVIATA: Lungi da lei … De’ miei bollenti (Verdi)/OTELLO: Niun mi tema (Verdi). 5012. M1763/M1792. AIDA: Celeste Aida/LUISA MILLER: Quando le sere al placido (both Verdi). 5013. M1765/M1788. CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA: Siciliana (Mascagni)/FEDORA: Amor ti vieta (Giordano). Side two is 10” despite being preceded by the 12” “M” letter. 17 FERNANDO DE LUCIA VINYL PRESSINGS - $10.00 minimum bids 5014. M1766/C1778. AFRICAINE: O paradiso/AFRICAINE: O Selika, io t’adoro (Meyer- beer). Side two with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5015. M1767/M1768. BOHÊME: Che gelida manina [parts 1 and 2] (Puccini). Both sides 10” despite “M” prefix. 5016. M1770/M1771. TRAVIATA: Un di felice/TRAVIATA: Parigi, o cara (Verdi). Both with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5017. M1772/M1773. AIDA: La fatal pietra/AIDA: O terra addio (Verdi). Both with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5083. M1777/M2299. RIGOLETTO: E il sol dell’ anima. With ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s] /ANGELES OTTEIN [s]. RIGOLETTO: Caro nome (Verdi). 5018. M1779/M1780. CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA: Tu qui Santuzza?/CAVALLERIA RUSTI- CANA: Ah! lo vedi che hai tu detto? (Mascagni). Both with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5019. M1781/M1782. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Al’ idea di quell metallo/BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Numero quindici (Rossini). Both with GIORGIO SCHOTTLER [b]. 5020. M1783/M1784. FORZA DEL DESTINO: Solenne in quest’ ora/FORZA DEL DESTINO: La minaccie (Verdi). With ANTONIO ARMENTANO [b]. Side two 10” despite “M” prefix. 5021. M1785/M1815. FORZA DEL DESTINO: Non si placa il mio furore (Verdi). With ANTONIO ARMENTANO [b]/TRAVIATA: Scena della Borsa (Verdi). With ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. Side one 10” despite “M” prefix. 5022. M1786/C1809. RUY BLAS: O dolce voluttà (Marchetti)/I PURITANI: Nel mirarti (Bellini). Both sides with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. Oddity. Side two (matrix marked M1809) has about a quarter inch of grooving preceding the TRAVIATA scene, separated by a small band, which turns out to be DeLucia singing part of the first phrase of the recitative to the ANDREA CHENIER “Improvviso”! 5023. C1789/C1790. IL GUARANY: Sento un forza/GUARANY: Ma deh! che a me (Gomez). Both with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. Matrices of both sides of this 10” recording are preceded with “M”. 5024. M1791/M1811. TROVATORE: Ah! si, ben mio/ERNANI: Come rugiada al cespite (both Verdi). 5025. M1794/M1802. MANON: Io son solo … Ah! dispar, vision! (Massenet)/LOHENGRIN: Da voi lontan (Wagner). 5026. M1795/M1796. RIGOLETTO: Ella mi fu rapida/RIGOLETTO: Parmi veder le lagrime (Verdi). No labels. 10” despite “M” matrix letter. 5027. M1797/M1788. FORZA DEL DESTINO: La vita è inferno/FORZA DEL DESTINO: O tu che in seno (Verdi). 5028. M1800/M1801. GIOCONDA: Enzo Grimaldo, Principe di Santafior/GIOCONDA: O grido di quest’ anima (Ponchielli). With ANTONIO ARMENTANO [b]. 5029. M1803/C2396. PAGLIACCI: No, Pagliaccio non son (Leoncavallo)/BOHÊME: Quest’ è Mimì (Puccini). 5030. M1804/M1805. FAUST: Salve dimora/FAUST: O nature (Gounod). Side two 10” despite “M” prefix. 5031. M1806/M1807. ANDREA CHENIER: Recit. and Improvviso (Giordano). Two sides. 5032. M1812/C2120. HUGUENOTS: Bianca al par di neve (Meyerbeer)/LUCIA: Tu che a Dio (Donizetti). 5033. M1813/M1814. LUCIA: Tombe degli avi miei/LUCIA: Fra poco (Donizetti). 5034. M1816/M1820. HUGUENOTS: Stringe il Periglio (Meyerbeer)/PEARL FISHERS: Non hai compreso (Bizet). Both with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5035. M1818/M1819. LUCIA: Sulla tomba/LUCIA: Verranno a te (Donizetti). Both with ANGELIA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5036. M1843. PAGLIACCI: Un tal gioco (Leoncavallo). Single-face. Plain white label. $7.00. 5037. M1844/M2134. AMICO FRITZ: O amore, o bella luce (Mascagni)/BOHÊME: O soave fanciulla (Puccini). Side two with ANGELA DE ANGELIS. Side one creator performance. 5038. M1845/M2155. PEARL FISHERS: Del tempio al limitar (Bizet). With GIORGIO SCHOTTLER [b]/TRAVIATA: Ah! non più (Verdi). With ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5039. M1860/M1870. RIMPIANTO (Toselli)/’O MARENARIELLO (Gambardella). 5040. C1867. AUTUNNO (de Curtis). Single-sided. $7.00. 18 FERNANDO DE LUCIA VINYL PRESSINGS - $10.00 minimum bids 5041. M1868/M2114. SCETATE (Costa)/NELL’ ALTE NOTTE (Silvestre). 5042. M1879/C3148. PIETÀ, SIGNORE (att. variously to Stradella, Niedermeyer or Rossini)/MARECHIARE (Tosti). The first selection (recorded 2 Jan. 1918) DeLucia sang at Caruso’s funeral in Naples, 1921. The second side is De Lucia’s final recording, Sept. 4, 1922, a single recording made over a year following his other Phonotypes. 5043. C1880/C1881. AVE MARIA (Bach-Gounod)/SÉRÉNADE (Gounod). Side two starts with slightly over a half-inch of “Cortigiani”, likely by baritone Armentano. There is a separation band and then the DeLucia selection begins! As the shellac pressing would have been 10”, this surprise would not have been included. 5044. C1918/M1919. RIGOLETTO Un di, se ben rammentoni/RIGOLETTO: Bella Figlia dell’ amore (Verdi). Both sides with ANGELIA DE ANGELIS [s], VIDA FERLUGA [ms], ANTONIO ARMENTANO [b]. 5046. M1898/C2121. LEGGENDA VALACCA [ANGELS’ SERENADE] (Braga)/A SUON DI BACI (Baldelli). 5047. C1915/M2324. RIGOLETTO: La donna è mobile. With LUIS MUÑOZ [bs], ANTONIO ANTICORONA [b]/BENVENUTO FRANCI [b]. RIGOLETTO: Cortigiani (Verdi). No labels. 5048. M1922/M2319. RIGOLETTO: Ch’io gli parli. With ANTICORONA [b], MUÑOZ [bs]/BENVENUTO FRANCI [b]. RIGOLETTO: Pari siamo (Verdi). No labels. 5049. C1945/M1996. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Se il mio nome. With MARIA ROSEMBA [s]/BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Ah! che bella vita. With FRANCESCO NOVELLI [b], GIORGIO SCHOTTLER [b]. No labels. 5050. C1948/C1949. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: O cielo … All’ idea di quell mettallo/ BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Voi dovreste travestirvi (Rossini). Both with FRANCESCO NOVELLI [b]. No labels. 5051. C1950/M1984. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Dunque? All’opra. With NOVELLI [b]/ BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Finora (Rossini). With RESEMBA [s], NINA SABATANO [ms], SCHOTTLER [b]. No labels. 5052. M1964/M1988. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Alfine, eccoci qua … Ah qual colpo. With (both sides) RESEMBA [s], NOVELLI [b]/BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Buona sera …. Stringi!. With SCHOTTLER [b], STEFANO VALENTINO [bs]. No labels. 5053. C1965/M1999. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Mio signor! … Zitti, zitti. With (both sides) RESEMBA [s], NOVELLI [b]/BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Ah disgraziati noi!. With SCHOTTLER [b], VALENTINO [bs]. No labels. 5054. C1966/M1987. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Ma vedi il mio destino! … Pace e gioia. With SCHOTTLER [b]/BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Colle febre, Don Basilio (Rossini). With RESEMBA [s], NOVELLI [b], VALENTINO [bs], SCHOTTLER [bs]. 5045. C1979. NUTTATA NAPULITANA (Valente). Single-sided. $7.00. 5055. M1985/M1997. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: E Rosina: or son contento. With (both sides) SABATANO [ms], VALENTINO [bs]/BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Fermi tutti (Rossini). With RESEMBA [s], SCHOTTLER [bs]. No labels. 5056. M1990/M2337. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Ehi, Fiorello? With NOVELLI [b], ANGELO DI TOMMASO [bs] / BENVENUTO FRANCI [b]. BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA: Largo al factotum (Rossini). 5057. M2013/M2342. PEARL FISHERS: Mi par d’udir/PEARL FISHERS: Del tempio al limitar (Bizet). Side two with BENVENUTO FRANCI [b]. 5058. C2018/C2019. SALVE MARIA (Mercadante). Two sides. 5059. M2020/M2021. SONNAMBULA: Persona, o mia diletta/SONNAMBULA: Sposi or Siamo (Bellini). Both with OLGA PERUGINO [s]. 5060. M2103/M2104. VOCE É NOTTE/TORNA A SURRIENTO (both De Curtis). 5061. M2153/M2154. AMICO FRITZ: Duetto delle ciliege (Mascagni). Two sides. With ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. Creator recording (on the part of De Lucia), 1891. 5062. M2223/M2224. ELISIR D’AMORE: Una parola, o Adina/ELISIR D’AMORE: Chiedi al rio (Donizetti). Both with ANGELA DE ANGELIS [s]. 5063. M2234. BOHÊME: Che gelida manina (Puccini). Single-sided. Plain white label.
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