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Checklist for Pathé Cylinder Transfer Serial Numbers: STENTOR (Concert Size, 12 Cm Diameter) Checklist for Pathé Cylinder Transfer Serial Numbers: STENTOR (Concert size, 12 cm diameter) This is a checklist of all transfer-serial numbers for moulded STENTOR (Concert size) cylinders that have been identified so far for the Pathé Label Discography, and for which discographical details are known. Please report full details of all moulded Pathé cylinders (also related labels like AICC, Atlas, Bonne Presse, Dansk Fonograf, Dutreih, Paradiso and others) that are NOT already in the list below, or that are at odds with the details given in the present checklist. Typed or written lists are just as welcome as clearly legible scans or photos, or database excerpts in any unambiguous format. All correspondence should be addressed to: [email protected] , or snailmail to: Christian Zwarg, Raschdorffstr. 15, 13409 Berlin, Germany NOTE: This is NOT a catalogue of available recordings and NOT a sale or auction list. Most of the records listed here are not in my collection and available not in public archives. Transfer-Serial Nr. Master-Cylinder Nr. Title (abridged, for identification only) Diameter 55 P 1544 La femme est un jouet • Chansonnette (Alphonse Fattorini / Saint-Gilles) C12 120, early edge 292 LA BASOCHE (André Messager / Albert Carré) @ • I.2. Villanelle {Cléme C12 169 2499 Kozak (Stanisław Moniuszko / Adam Mickiewicz) C12 569 P 3792 L' automobile du colon : Chansonnette comique (Raphaël Beretta; Eugèn C12 581 P 1547 Selon la saison • Chanson (Alphonse Fattorini / F. Guille) C12 606 P 2741 HÉRODIADE (Jules Massenet / Paul Milliet; Henri Grémont Georges Ha C12 610 P 589 LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT (Charles Lecocq / Louis Clairville; Victor C12 618 P 3484 GUILLAUME TELL (Gioacchino Rossini / Etienne de Jouy; Hippolyte Bis) C12 654 P 1650 Il faut voir la lune… : Sérénade (Léopold Gangloff / Paul Rosario) C12 658 P 3389 La marche émoustillante : Chansonnette-Marche (François Perpignan / E C12 672 P 3494 RIGOLETTO (Giuseppe Verdi / Francesco Maria Piave) @ • I.2. Ballata {Il C12 675 P 1918 Ma jolie • Valse (Gaston Maquis / Gaston Maquis) C12 690 7273 España • Valse (Emile Waldteufel, op.236; after Emmanuel Chabrier) C12 690 P 7273 España • Valse (Emile Waldteufel, op.236; after Emmanuel Chabrier) C12 695 P 5352 AIDA (Giuseppe Verdi / Antonio Ghislanzoni) @ • II.2.b. Marcia trionfale C12 698 P 6073 Sambre-et-Meuse : Défilé (Joseph Rauski) C12 720 P 2590 JOCONDE (Nicolas Isouard / Charles-Gullaume Etienne) @ • III.14. Roma C12 777 P 2969 Les distractions naïves : Chansonnette comique (Gabriel Bunel; Eugène C12 784 P 2636 L' amour à Séville • Romance (Gustave Goublier / Edmond Teulet) C12 807 P 352 L' incrédule • Mélodie (Reynaldo Hahn / Paul Verlaine) C12 810 8800 Le réveil C12 810 8800 A l'étendard C12 810 8800 Michel Strogoff : Marche des trompettes (Alexandre Artus) C12 817 P 349 LES TROYENS (Hector Berlioz / Hector Berlioz) @ • 5.48 Air {Didon} : Adi C12 843 P 1740 Verse toujours, Lisette! • Chanson (Renaud Goublier / Félix Mortreuil) C12 881 P 3240 LES DRAGONS DE VILLARS (Louis Aimé Maillart / Lockroy Joseph-Phil C12 928 P 508 LE SONGE D'UNE NUIT D'ÉTÉ (Ambroise Thomas / Joseph-Bernard Ros C12 944 P 947 Envoi de fleurs • Mélodie (Paul Delmet / Henri Bernard) C12 1021 P 503 LES SAISONS (Victor Massé / Jules Barbier; Michel Carré) @ • I.1.b. Ch C12 1026 P 1965 IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA (Gioacchino Rossini / Cesare Sterbini) @ • I.7 C12 1037 P 3738 HÉRODIADE (Jules Massenet / Paul Milliet; Henri Grémont Georges Ha C12 Sonntag, 17. November 2019 SEITE 1 VON 2 Transfer-Serial Nr. Master-Cylinder Nr. Title (abridged, for identification only) Diameter 1088 P 3747 CARMEN (Georges Bizet / Henri Meilhac; Ludovic Halévy) @ • II.17.b. Ro C12 1091 3744 SIGURD (Ernest Reyer / Camille du Locle; Alfred Blau) @ • IV.7. {Sigurd} C12 1112 P 3743 HAYDÉE (Daniel-François-Esprit Auber / Eugène Scribe) @ • II.10. Final { C12 1115 3754 MIGNON (Ambroise Thomas / Jules Barbier; Michel Carré) @ • III.14. Ro C12 1117 P 1635 Si tu le voulais • Mélodie (Paolo Tosti / Hélène Vacaresco) C12 1124 P 3756 Enchantement! • Mélodie (Jules Massenet / Jules Ruelle) C12 1135 P 1993 LES PÊCHEURS DE PERLES (Georges Bizet / Eugène Cormon; Michel C12 1137 P 1967 THAÏS (Jules Massenet / Louis Gallet) @ • II.1.b. {Thaïs} : Ah! je suis seul C12 1149 P 1647 Bonjour Suzon! : Aubade (Emile Pessard / Alfred de Musset) C12 1159 P 1633 Si vous saviez! : Page d'album (Paolo Tosti / Sully Prudhomme) C12 1169 3751 LA FAVORITE (Gaetano Donizetti / Eugène Scribe; Alphonse Royer; Gust C12 1185 3692 Les prunes • Mélodie (Justin Clérice / Alphonse Daudet) C12 1186 P 3693 Le sourire • Mélodie (Emile Pessard / Edouard Guinand) C12 1189 P 3800 La Vénus du Luxembourg • Chansonnette (Félicien Vargues / Eugène Ri C12 Sonntag, 17. November 2019 SEITE 2 VON 2.
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