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IRIBAS, GREGORIO. Inventario Nafarroako Errege Artxibo Nagusiaren Atala Sección de Archivo Real y General de Navarra Maiatzaren Bia, z/g · Dos de Mayo, s/n 31001 PAMPLONA/IRUÑA Tel. 848 42 46 20 · Fax 848 42 46 11 [email protected] F480 Gregorio Iribas Yeregui (ca. 1841-1940) Fondo Gregorio. Disco de pizarra: Zigunerweisen (de Pablo Sarasate) interpretado por el propio Pablo Sarasate. Gregorio Iribas YereguI Archivo de la Música y de las Artes Escénicas de Navarra / Nafarroako Musikaren eta Arte Eszenikoen Artxiboa Nafarroako Errege Artxibo Nagusiaren Atala Sección de Archivo Real y General de Navarra Maiatzaren Bia, z/g · Dos de Mayo, s/n 31001 PAMPLONA/IRUÑA Tel. 848 42 46 20 · Fax 848 42 46 11 [email protected] Inventario Discos de pizarra ID Discográfica Contenido 7964 Gramófono Cara A: Jota Aragonesa. Sarasate. Ejecución: Juan Manén (violinista). Cara B: Lied. Juan Manén. Ejecución: Juan Manén (violinista). 7965 Gramophone Caballería rusticana. Brindisi. Ejecución: Elvino Ventura (Tenor) 7966 Gramófono Canto del Ruiseñor. Impresionado al natural. 7967 Societá italiana Cara A: Iris. Mascagni. " Apri la tua finestra ". Ejecución: Giuseppe Anselmi. (Tenor). di fonotipia Cara B: Tosca. Puccini. "Recondita armonia". Ejecución: Giuseppe Anselmi. (Tenor). 7968 Gramófono Cara A: Los millones de Arlequín. Drigo. Ejecución: Beniamino Gigli (Tenor)." Notturno d´amore". Cara B: Andrea Chenier. Giordano. Ejecución: Beniamino Gigli (Tenor). 7969 Gramófono Música proibita. Gastaldoni. Ejecución: Enrico Caruso (Tenor) 7970 Gramófono Vieni sul mari. Canción popular. Ejecución: Enrico Caruso (Tenor). 7971 ACO Cara A: Meditation "Thais". Massenet. Ejecución: Peggy Cochrane (Violinista). Cara B: Ave María. Bach-Gounod. Ejecución: Peggy Cochrane (Violinista). 7972 Gramófono Andrea Chenier. Giordano. Ejecución: Bernardo de Muro (Tenor) Gregorio Iribas YereguI Archivo de la Música y de las Artes Escénicas de Navarra / Nafarroako Musikaren eta Arte Eszenikoen Artxiboa Nafarroako Errege Artxibo Nagusiaren Atala Sección de Archivo Real y General de Navarra Maiatzaren Bia, z/g · Dos de Mayo, s/n 31001 PAMPLONA/IRUÑA Tel. 848 42 46 20 · Fax 848 42 46 11 [email protected] 7973 Gramophone Otello. Verdi. Ejecución: Bernardo de Muro (Tenor). 7974 Gramófono Emigrantes. Calleja y Barrera. Ejecución: Tito Schipa (Tenor) 7975 Gramophone Cara A: Los primeros latidos del corazón. Einlemberg. Ejecución: Sólo de campanillas por Reitz. W266764. Cara B: Pequeño adulador. Einlemberg. Ejecución: Sólo de campanillas por Reitz. W266765. 7976 Regal Cara A: Dolores (valse) Waldteufel. Ejecución: Guido Derro (Acordeón). 1746 A. Cara B: Vanidad. (Valse) "La Española". Waldteufel. Ejecución: Guido Derro (Acordeón). 1746 B 7977 Columbia Cara A: Doña Francisquita. " Siempre es el amor". Ejecución: F. Herrero, Vendrell y Palacios. Cara B: Doña Francisquita. "Allí lo tienes". Ejecución: P. Carpio, Vendrell y Palacios. 7978 Regal Carmen. Toreador song. Bizet. Ejecución: Ricardo Stracciari. (Baritono) 7979 Regal Cara A: La Walkyria. "Un brando il padre promise". Wagner. Ejecución: Isidoro Fagoaga (Tenor). Cara B: Tannhauser. "Raconto Acto III. Ejecución: Isidoro Fagoaga (Tenor). 7980 Gramófono Norma. "Casta diva che inargenti". Bellini. Ejecución: Adelina Patti. (Soprano) 7981 Gramófono. La La fanciulla del West. Puccini. Ejecución: Bernardo de Muro (Tenor) voz de su amo 7982 Gramófono. La Cara A: El Mesías. Pastoral. Haendel. Ejecución: Orquesta Sinfónica de Filadelfia. voz de su amo Cara B: Preludio en Si Menor. "El clavecín bien temperado". Bach. Ejecución: Orquesta Sinfónica de Filadelfia. Gregorio Iribas YereguI Archivo de la Música y de las Artes Escénicas de Navarra / Nafarroako Musikaren eta Arte Eszenikoen Artxiboa Nafarroako Errege Artxibo Nagusiaren Atala Sección de Archivo Real y General de Navarra Maiatzaren Bia, z/g · Dos de Mayo, s/n 31001 PAMPLONA/IRUÑA Tel. 848 42 46 20 · Fax 848 42 46 11 [email protected] 7983 Gramophone Aida. "Celeste Aida". Verdi. Ejecución: Enrico Caruso. (Tenor) 7984 Societá italiana Cara A: L´elisir d´amore. "Una furtiva lágrima". Donizetti. Ejecución: Carlo Dani (Tenor). 39963. di fonotipia Cara B: I pescatori di perle " Mi par d´urdir ancora" . Bizet. Ejecución: Carlo Dani (Tenor). 39964 7985 Gramófono La Gioconda. " Cielo e mar". Ponchielli. Ejecución: Beniamino Gigli. (Tenor) 7986 Societá italiana Cara A: La Favorita "Spirto gentil". Donizetti. Ejecución: Giuseppe Anselmi. (Tenor). 62318. di fonotipia Cara B: La Favorita "Spirto gentil". Donizetti. Ejecución: Giuseppe Anselmi. (Tenor). 62319 7987 Gramófono Cavallería Rusticana. " O Lola, ch´ai di latti la cammisa". Mascagni. Ejecución: Tito Schipa. (Tenor) 7988 Regal Cara A: I Puritani. " Vieni fra queste" Bellini. Ejecución: Hipólito Lázaro (Tenor). Rs 502-A. Cara B: Il Trovatore " Di quella pira". Verdi. Ejecución: Hipólito Lázaro (Tenor). Rs 502-B 7989 Gramófono La campanella. Pagani-Liszt. Ejecución: I. J. Paderewski. (pianista) 7990 Societá italiana Cara A: La Traviata. "Di provenza il mar, il suol". Verdi. Ejecución: Ricardo Stracciari (Barítono). di fonotipia 92548. Cara B: Tannhäuser. Romanza de Wolfrano. Ejecución: Ricardo Stracciari (Barítono). 92549 7991 Gramófono I Pagliacci. Serenata de Arlequín. Leoncavallo. Ejecución: Tito Schipa (Tenor) 7992 Gramófono Cara A: Nere Amak. Baregui. Iparragarri. Ejecución: Tabuyo. (Barítono). 3-62212. Cara B: Nere Andrea. Arreglos de Echeverría y Guión. Ejecución: Tabuyo. (Barítono). 3-62213 Gregorio Iribas YereguI Archivo de la Música y de las Artes Escénicas de Navarra / Nafarroako Musikaren eta Arte Eszenikoen Artxiboa Nafarroako Errege Artxibo Nagusiaren Atala Sección de Archivo Real y General de Navarra Maiatzaren Bia, z/g · Dos de Mayo, s/n 31001 PAMPLONA/IRUÑA Tel. 848 42 46 20 · Fax 848 42 46 11 [email protected] 7993 Odeón Cara A: Bohemios. Escena y Dúo. Vives, Perrín y Palacios. Ejecución: Racionero, Zanardi, Vergué, Redondo. 121.100 A. Cara B: Bohemios. Dúo. Vives, Perrín y Palacios. Ejecución: Racionero y Redondo. 121.100 B 7994 Gramófono Cara A: El viejo Alegre. F. Sanz. Ejecución: F. Sanz. (Ventrilocuo). 651004. Cara B: El Tibirin. F. Sanz. Ejecución: F. Sanz. (Ventrilocuo). 651005 7995 Gramófono Cara A: Tarantela. Sarasate. Ejecución: Sarasate (Violinista). 67904. Cara B: Habanera. Sarasate. Ejecución: Sarasate (Violinista). 67905 7996 Gramófono La Regina di Saba. "Magiche note". Karl Goldmark. Ejecución: Enrico Caruso (Tenor) 7997 Gramófono Cara A: Jota Aragonesa. Ejecución: Moreno (Xilófano). W 266768. Cara B: Gallito. Lope. Ejecución: Moreno (Xilófano). W 266769 7998 Odeón Cara A: Le Carnaval de Venise. Varations pour ocarine. Ejecución: Mosé Tapiero (Ocarina). A. 72840. Cara B: La Gran vía. Chueca y Valverde. Ejecución: Mosé Tapiero (Ocarina). A. 72841 7999 Gramófono Cara A: Un ensayo por Don Liberio. F. Sanz. Ejecución: F. Sanz. (Ventrilocuo). 261103. Cara B: Cosas de Juanito . F. Sanz. Ejecución: F. Sanz. (Ventrilocuo). 261104 8000 Columbia La Gioconda. "Pescator affonda l´esca". Ponchielli. Ejecución: Ricardo Stracciari (Barítono) 8001 Gramófono Cara A: La Cargolada. "Polca de cornetín". J. Boada. 265003. Cara B: Frégoli. "Vals de cornetín". J. Boada. 265004 8002 Gramófono Cara A: Por una mujer. "Canción Española". Paso, González del Toro y J.B. Lambert. Ejecución: Leonis (Soprano). 63848. Nº del cat. Ac 100.A. Cara B: Por una mujer "La Rebolá". Paso, González del Toro y J.B. Lambert. Ejecución: Coro. 64656 8003 Gramófono Cara A: En el taller del relojero. Fantasía. Ejecución: Banda. 650000. Cara B: El silvador y el perro. Ejecución: Banda. 650011 Gregorio Iribas YereguI Archivo de la Música y de las Artes Escénicas de Navarra / Nafarroako Musikaren eta Arte Eszenikoen Artxiboa Nafarroako Errege Artxibo Nagusiaren Atala Sección de Archivo Real y General de Navarra Maiatzaren Bia, z/g · Dos de Mayo, s/n 31001 PAMPLONA/IRUÑA Tel. 848 42 46 20 · Fax 848 42 46 11 [email protected] 8004 Gramophone Ballade. Dotsch. Aus den Ballet. Ejecución: W.F. Stepanowa. 8005 Gramófono Cara A: La lectura de una obra. Risa, Risa. Ejecución: Rafael Santa Ana (recitado). 3-61002. Cara B: El sastre de la sierra. Cuento andaluz. Ejecución: Rafael Santa Ana (recitado). 3-61005 8006 Societá italiana Cara A: Il Barbiere di Siviglia. "Largo al factotum". Rossini. Ejecución: Ricardo Stracciari (Barítono). di fonotipia 74183. Cara B: Pagliacci. Prólogo. Ejecución: Ricardo Stracciari (Barítono) 8007 Gramophone Cara A: Egun Batian Loyolan. Zortzico. Arre: Echeverría y Guimón. Ejecución: Tabuyo (Barítono). 3- 62214. Cara B: Guernikako Arbola. Zortzico. Iparraguirre. Ejecución: Tabuyo (Barítono). 3-62215 8008 Gramófono Cara A: Una vieja. Tango y Malagueñas. Gaztambide. Ejecución: Inocencio Navarro. (Barítono). W. 2- 62164. Cara B: El Grumete. Romanza. Arrieta. Ejecución: Inocencio Navarro. (Barítono). W. 2-62165 8009 Gramófono Cara A: Ven y ven y ven. Couplets. F. Sanz. Ejecución: F. Sanz. (Ventrilocuo). 654007. Cara B: El Borracho. Nº.1. Couplets. F. Sanz. Ejecución: F. Sanz. (Ventrilocuo). 654008 8010 Gramófono La Sevillana. Iradier. Ejecución: Emilio de Gogorza. (Barítono). 8011 Gramófono Cara A: Jotas Aragonesas. " La di Franco Oliván. Ejecución: Miguel Asso. 652224. Cara B: Jotas Aragonesas. " La enredadera","El juicio oral. Ejecución: Miguel Asso. 653182 8012 Columbia Cara A: Pagliacci. "Vesti la giubba". Leoncavallo. Ejecución: Ulisse Lappas (Tenor). 9427 A. Cara B: Pagliacci. "Un tal gioco ". Leoncavallo. Ejecución: Ulisse Lappas (Tenor) 8013 Gramófono Rigoletto. "Cortigiani, vil razza". Verdi. Ejecución: Titta Ruffo.
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