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Matrix Title Alt. Title Author Performer Accompani Ment Origin # Matrix Title Alt. Title Author Performer Accompani Origin Title Rec. Date Rec. Reissue of ment Translation Location C1 C1 C2 C2 C3 5467‐ Zacatecas‐Marcha Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C3 5641‐ No llores‐Danza Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C4 Porfirio Díaz‐Marcha Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C4 Saltimbanquis‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola C5 C5 C6 La dolores: Jota (zarzuela) Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C6 En el baile‐Mazurka Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C7 5453‐2La madre del Cordero: Jota J. Jiménez Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C7 El choclo‐Tango Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C8 Si te pierdes…chiflame‐Tango Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C8 Viento en popa Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C9 Te pasaste‐Tango Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C9 Lejos del bien amado‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C10 C10 C11 Pronto regreso‐Tango Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C11 Comprometidos‐Polka Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? CC12 Incantatrice‐MaMazurka urka Bandaanda Esspanpanolä 1905905‐07 NYC? C12 Ojos negros‐Polka Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C13 Sangre mexicana‐Polka Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C13 Sevilla‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C14 A la fiesta‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C14 Marcha Zaragoza‐Marcha Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C15 Amor mexicano Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C15 Baile de sorpresa‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C16 C16 C17 C17 C18 C18 C19 El gondolero‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C19 El año pasado por agua: Mazurka de los Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? paraguas C20 C20 C21 C21 C22 No hay de qué‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C22 Oh! Ilusión mía‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C23 Onda cristalina‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C23 El camambú‐Matchiche Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C24 C24 C25 C25 C26 5412‐2,3 1 Diciembre, 1904‐Marcha Velino M. Preza Banda Espan̈ola (Orquesta Mexicana 1905‐07 NYC? A71 de Curti) # Matrix Title Alt. Title Author Performer Accompani Origin Title Rec. Date Rec. Reissue of ment Translation Location C26 5452‐ Los paranderos‐Polka E. Navarro Banda Espan̈ola (Orquesta Mexicana 1905‐07 NYC? A71 de Curti) C26 Tarde otoñal‐Vals (replaces 5412 on later Banda Espan̈ola issues) C27 C27 C28 Cascada de perlas‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C28 Stabat Mater: Inflamatus Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C29 5451‐ Los cocineros‐Jota J. Richards Banda Espan̈ola (Orquesta Mexicana 1905‐07 NYC? de Curti) C29 5679‐ La matchicha (a la francesa) Banda Espan̈ola (Orquesta Mexicana 1905‐07 NYC? de Curti) C30 De flor en flor‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C30 El vendedor de pájaros: Canción del Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? ruiseñor C31 Merci‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C31 El vals de Venus‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C32 Salud y pesetas‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C32 Torero‐Vals español Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C33 Berta‐Paso doble Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C33 La africana: El dúo (Jota) Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C34 "Base ball"‐Paso doble Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C 34 Carmela‐Polka BandaBanda EspanEspanolä 19051905‐07 NYC? C35 5575‐ Gigantes y cabezudos: Jota Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C35 5681‐ Hidalguense‐Paso doble Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C36 C36 C37 C37 C38 5657‐ Minuto‐Paso doble Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C38 5690‐ Ana María‐Petit vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C39 C39 C40 5639‐ La giralda‐Marcha Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C40 5658‐ Sangre espan̈ola‐Paso doble Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C41 Chin‐chun‐chan: Cake walk Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C41 Frou‐frou‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C42 Colegio militar‐Marcha Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C42 Gloorias nacionales‐Paso doble Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C43 La canastille de boda‐Mazurka Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C43 Quo vadis?‐Vals Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C44 Dulce recuerdo‐Schottisch Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C44 Emblema de paz‐Marcha Banda Espan̈ola 1905‐07 NYC? C45 C45 C46 C46 C47 5421‐1El diablito: La flor de México‐Polka Carlos Curti Banda de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C47 5417‐1La típica‐Polka Carlos Curti Banda de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? A54 C48 C48 C49 El matador‐Two Step Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C49 Horas de melancolía‐Danza Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? # Matrix Title Alt. Title Author Performer Accompani Origin Title Rec. Date Rec. Reissue of ment Translation Location C50 1905‐07 NYC? C50 1905‐07 NYC? C51 La gran vía: Tango de la Denegilda Chueca y Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? Valverde C51 5441‐ Te amo‐Danza F.J. Navarro Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C52 5413‐1Vals poético‐Vals F. Villanueva Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? A171 C52 Cavatina Raff Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C53 5386‐1,3 Cádiz: Marcha Chueca y Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? A168 Valverde C53 5414‐2 Pantomima acuática: Polka campaña Carlos Curti Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C54 5396‐1La reina del baile‐Vals Carlos Curti Orquesta Mexicana de Curti Queen of 1905‐07 NYC? A172 the Ball C54 Jarabes tapatíos‐Vals Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C55 C55 C56 5406‐1El ángel caído Orquesta Mexicana de Curti The Fallen 1905‐07 NYC? Angel C56 Sonrisa de ángel‐Schottisch Orquesta Mexicana de Curti An Angel's 1905‐07 NYC? Smile C 57 5387‐11LLaa golondrina Serradell Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 19051905‐07 NYC? C57 5410‐ Amor‐Vals F. Villanueva Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? C58 5402‐ Danzas mexicanas‐Danza Teo Pomar Orquesta Mexicana de Curti 1905‐07 NYC? A152 C58 5403‐1La paloma‐Danza Yradier Orquesta Mexicana de Curti The Dove 1905‐07 NYC? A152, E808 C59 1157‐ Guillermo Tell: Obertura‐Pt. 1 Rossini Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A12, E100, E1355 C59 1149‐ Guillermo Tell: Obertura‐Pt. 2 Rossini Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A12, E98, E1355 C60 1129‐ Guillermo Tell: Obertura‐Pt. 3 Rossini Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A17, E97, E1356 C60 89‐ Guillermo Tell: Obertura‐Pt. 4 Rossini Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A17, E105, E1356 C61 1597‐ Anona‐Paso doble Grey Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A120 C61 420‐ Cadetes de la alta escuela‐Marcha Banda Columbia High School 1900s NYC A787 Cadets C62 249‐ El aguila invencible‐Marcha Sousa Banda Columbia The Invincible 1900s NYC A1 Eagle C62 628‐ El calderero alegre‐Descriptivo Sousa Banda Columbia Jolly 1900s NYC A77, A2900, Coppersmith E305, E373 C63 436‐ El cadete alegre‐Marcha Peter Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A58 C63 1171‐ Invitación‐Vals Invitation to the Waltz Weber Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A70 C64 297‐ Estudiantes americanos‐Vals Missud Banda Columbia American 1900s NYC A91, C100 Students C64 470‐ El rey del Algodón‐Marcha Sousa Banda Columbia King Cotton 1900s NYC A109 C65 1900s C65 1900s C66 Estrellas y rayas para siempre‐Marcha Banda Columbia Stars and 1900s NYC C2274 Stripes Forever C66 493‐ Lejos del baile‐Vals Gillet Banda Columbia Loin du bal 1900s NYC A90 # Matrix Title Alt. Title Author Performer Accompani Origin Title Rec. Date Rec. Reissue of ment Translation Location C67 475‐ La Marsellesa‐Himno nacional francés de l'Isle Banda Columbia La Marseillaise 1900s NYC C983, C2765, N1904E359 C67 1174‐ Sueño de amor después del baile‐Vals Banda Columbia Love's Dream 1900s NYC A89, E2199 After the Ball C68 268‐ Compañeros alegres‐Vals Vollstedt Banda Columbia Jolly Fellows 1900s NYC A120 C68 479‐ La fragua en el bosque‐Descriptivo Michaelis Banda Columbia Forge in the 1900s NYC A107, A3014, Forest C69 C69 Preciosa‐Mazurka Banda Militar de Londres 1900s London C69 247‐ El molino en el bosque‐Descriptivo Michaelis Banda Columbia Forge in the 1900s NYC C68 Forest C70 Vals azúl‐Vals Banda Militar de Londres Blue Waltz 1900s London C70 3344‐ La matchicha‐Two step Borel‐Clerc Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A52 C71 298‐ Vida artística‐Vals Strauss Banda Columbia Artist's Life 1900s NYC A576, E2196 C71 1155‐ Hiawatha‐Marcha Moret Orquesta Columbia 1900s NYC A142 C72 593‐ Carmen‐Selección Bizet Orquesta Columbia 1900s NYC C72 604‐ La estudiantina‐Vals Waldteufel Orquesta Columbia 1900s NYC A169 C73 594‐ Cavalleria rusticana‐Intermezzo Mascagni Orquesta Columbia 1900s NYC A174 C73 912‐ Los corchos alegres‐Marcha Grabbe Orquesta Columbia Jolly Corks 1900s NYC C74 El capitán‐Marcha Banda Columbia 1900s NYC C74 69‐4 Mañana‐Danza chilena Missud Orquesta Columbia 1900s NYC C2745 C75 49‐ Los pájaros y el arroyo‐Descriptivo Stults Orquesta Columbia Birds and the 1900s NYC A158 Brook C 75 Geisha: Vals BandaBanda Regimental de Infanteria No. 1900s1900s BerlinBerlin 24 C76 233‐ La españita‐Vals Orquesta Columbia 1900s NYC A129, E712 C76 622‐ El ruiseñor y las ranas‐Vals Orquesta Columbia Nightingale 1900s NYC and the Frog C77 3219‐ A la luz de la luna‐Serenata Moret Orquesta Columbia Moonlight 1900s NYC A141 C77 La viuda alegre: Vals de la opereta+D991 Orquesta Columbia Merry Widow 1900s NYC C78 637‐ Sobre las olas‐Vals Rosas Orquesta de Viena/Banda Militaria Over the 1900s NYC A162, E709 (Prince) Waves C78 3194‐ It Happened in Nordland: Al fresco: Herbert Orquesta de Viena/Banda Militaria 1900s NYC A59 Intermezzo (Prince) C79 C79 C80 En lágrimas‐Marcha Orquesta Columbia 1900s C80 Embriaguez eterna Banda Columbia 1900s C81 3291‐1El Enrique alegre‐Marcha Lampe Banda Columbia Happy Heinie 1900s NYC A106, C481 C81 3341‐ Tacones de plata‐Paso doble Moret Banda Columbia Silver Heels 1900s NYC A117 C82 Montecristo‐Vals Banda de la Guardia Republicana 1900s Paris C82 Los patinadores‐Schottisch Banda de la Guardia Republicana 1900s Paris C83 417‐ "Handicap"‐Marcha Banda Columbia 1900s NYC A33 C83 1376‐ La amorosa‐Vals Berger Orquesta de Viena (Prince?) 1900s NYC A94 C84 264‐ El Danubio azul‐Vals Strauss Orquesta Columbia Blue Danube 1900s NYC A166, E541 C84 3290‐ El silbador y su perro‐Descriptivo ArthurPryor Orquesta Columbia Whistler and 1900s NYC A64 His Dog C85 533‐ Du, du‐Vals Charles P.
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