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1912. ,-- ---------, "HIS Mi\STER'S VOICE " NUMERICi\L By ·Appointment. LIST OF RECORDS. For tbe Tro.de only. INDEX TO NUMERICAL LIST. DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS. B •a• 1o B •55 Pages 3- 5 e 101 lo e 202 5-9 SINGLE-SIDED RECORDS. 464 lO 81 1 JO Pages 10-19 2-166 lO 2-52701 19-21 3-1 lo 3-42931 21-23 4-2009 lo 4-2219 2J-26 7-32000 lo 7-53007 26 051 lo 0746 26-27 01000 lO 09257 27-42 011500 lO o63003 42-49 2-oJ2000 lO 2-o54029 49-51 . S002~.¡ "H!S MASTER'S VOICE "-NUMERICAL LJ ST OF RECORDS . DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS- 10-inch. B { Kukuska ... ... Coldstream Guards 101 Beautiful Galatea B "La Czarine "-Mazurka 102l La Mattchiche ... .. B IOJ ~1i~uet No. 1 .. .. !'tnng Song .. .. B 104 ~.~{!~~~i~~~~~~:far~~ B ~ God Save the King .. .. 105 God Bless thr. Prince of Wales .. ll l OÓ Rule Brit&ooia ... .. .. La Marseillaise .. .. .. O Sole Mio B 107 { The Rosary (Cornet Solo by Sergt. Hawkins) B Io8 Bells of St. Malo Christchurch Bells B Coon Band Contest 109 Ginger Two-step B Hiawatha ... 110 Liberty Bell March Stars and Strifes March . B 1 11 Turkish Pntro .. .. Morch Past ofthe Lancashire Brigade .. U 112 Regimenta! Marches of the Brigade of Guards · B IJ '' Poet and Peasant" Overture ... .. 1 ••wmiam Tell "-Storm ... .. SofUy awnkes my heart (" Samson B and Delilah ") (Cornet Solo by Sergt. 11 4 Hawkins ¡War March of the Priests ... .. B S {" Peer Gynt "-Moming 11 ., -Death of Ase Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes (Cornet D 116 Solo by Sergt. Hawkins) { "Mikado "-Sel~cLio n Hl. ... .. The Lost Chord (Coroet Solo by Srr¡;L B llawkins) 1 1 7 { The Distant Shore (Cornet Solo by Sergt. Hawkins) B 118 {In a Clockmaker's Shop .. Trooping the Colour .. B { '• Mikado "-Selection l . 119 . , " II. ... D no{" Henry Vlii."-Shepherd's Dance ... , -Morris and Torch Dance Land o' the LeaL .. Pipcrs and'nrummers B 121 of H. M. Scots Guards { Medley March .. ( 3) 1\ 2 •· Hla Master's Volee "-Numerlcal Ust of Records-conll'nued. Double-slded Record•, 10-lnoh-co•till ..ed. March Past of Cameron and Gordon Pipers and Drummers B Highlanders of H .M. Scots Guards 122 { March Past of Royal Scots and Royal Highlanders Gaiety Two-step-Yip, I addy, 1 ay, Black Diamonds B 123 and Bertie the Bounder { Baden Powell's Boy Scouts' M arch ... Irish King March ... ... .. B 124 "Dallar Princess"-Two·step (arrnnged { by Carl Kaps) B { L,, Danse des Apaches ... 125 Soko Two-step ... .. .. B 126{Tesoro ~io ... ... .. ··Tzigane Ore h., Pari'\ Mon Etmle ... ... ... ., B ~" Tales of Hoffmann "- Barcarolle ... Bohemian Orch. 127 The Merry Widow Waltz . B 128 ~~~·~~~ri~Í~rs W~-l tz ::: . { B 129 La Petite Tonkinoise Itermezzo Rococo B 1JO¡ Hearts and Flowers .. Metropoliian Orch. Hobomoko ... .. .. R IJI Bogey Walk, Two-Step .. Gottlieb's Orchestrn L 'amour qui rit, Two-Step ll Tre; moutarde, Two-Step 132 Burglar Bill, Two-Step .. D IJJ { Hobble Skirt Walk .. Top Dog, One-Step .. B { Crab's Crawl, One-Step.. 134 Grizzly Bear Rag .. B { Highland Fling .. Bagpipes" 135 Sword Dance .. B 136 { Dance Arlequin ... 011/0akley U ncle l. ohnson ... B { Sweep s Iutermeuo 137 1\latador, Two-Step n IJ8 { Oakley, Quick-step Whistling Rufus ... , B 1 J Queen of Burlesque ..> 9 l Fusilier Pat rol ... H 140{ };¡~~~~~he .?oubl~-~agle... B 1 tHarvest B:..rn Dance l4 The Dandy Fifth B Cocoanut Dance ... 1 4 2 Jolly Boys March B { Peal of Church Bells Bor1a,~d (Bells) 1 43 Southern Girl Gavotte Chris. Chapman (llells) Tapiero (Ocarina) D 1 1La Doccia Waltz ... 44 Carnival of Venice J! .Rossignol .. .. Eli Ilud;on (Piccolo) 145 Scherzo ... .. ( 4) "Hls Master's Volee " -Numerlcal List of Records-<ot~linued. Double·alded Recor da, 10-lnoh-ccMttiHN~ri. Eleclríc Polk~ Elí Hudson (Píccolo) B 146 Hornpípe M edley Birds of the Fíeld B 147 Danse des Satyrs ... Silver Bírds B 1.¡8 Wren Polka Boulanger March A. Míller '(Tubaphone) B 149 Carníval ofVenice (Xylophone) Woodpecker Polka B ISO Happy Gípsíes Carmena .. eha~i es enpper (Whístlíng) eherry Rípe Bid me Discourse B 152 Nymphs and Shepberds .. B { 11 Bacío ... ... ... .. •53 Piccolo, Piccolo, Tsin, T sin, Tsin 0 0 B 1 54{~ ~:{,~ ~~~~~~~ , , Bohemian Orchestra B •SS { t:!~:~~ ·:.. ::: DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS- 12-lnch. " Lucrezia Borgia," Selection ... eoldstrcam Guards e 10 1 u Der Freischi.itz" Overture ... C "The Gondoliers, 11 Selection l. 10'1 " " II. Gaíety Echoes . .. e IOJ u lvanhoe JI Selection ... ... e 10 lVíctory and Thanksgíving 4 lValse Royal e ... .. .. e Haddon Hall Selection . .. 105 The eoon's Patrol ... .. All we like sheep (" Messiab ") e 106 O Thou that tellest (" Messiah •·¡ e { T ríumphal March of Boyards ... 10 7 El Abanico . .. .. e o8 { '' Merry Wives ofWindsor,, Overture ... 1 u Fingal's Cave" Overture ... .. " Tría! by Juty" Selection 1 e 09 { ce The Sorcerer" Stlection e { Coronatíon Be lis .. 11° Foli< Bergere .. Reminiscences of ScoLland, Part l. e 11 1 { Remíníscences ol Scotland, Part 11. Land ol Hope and Gloty (eornet Soln e 112 by Sergt. Hawkíns) { M usica Proibita . .. .. ( S ) "Hls Master'.s Volee "-Numerlcal Ll.st of Records-continued. Double·alded Recorda, 12·tnch-conlimmf. C {''V Italiana in Algeri u Overturc Coldstream Guards 11 3 Caprich Español " Moriami" e { Pique D ame Overture .. .. 11 4 Morning, Noon and Night Overture Oberon" Overture 11 " e 5 Valse Triste' .. e Norwegian Dance 11 6 1Marche Hongroise Fanfare and March of the Silver Trumpets e ll7 { March'e "Ballet Russe ''... ... .. e Dead March in "Saul " . .. 11 8¡Chopin's Funeral March ... .. C Fifinette Interme:uo .. 119 Nell Gwynn Dances, Nos. U. and Ill. e Egmont Overture .. ... .. 120 "Barber of Seville" Overture. .. .. Students' Songs, No. l., arranged by · hipley Douglas 12 1 e { Students' Song•, No. II., arranged by . Shipley Douglas Students' Songs, No. 3, arranged by e 122 Shipley Douglas { Druid's Pr.ayer Waltz ... .. e { "Yeomen of the Guard "-Sel. l. 123 , , Sel. JI. e { "The Arcadians,, Se l. J. 124 ,. , Sel. 11. e {Ballet Egyptien, Nos. 1 and 2 125 " No. 3 .. {Ballet Egyptien, No. 4 ... ... e 126 " Genevieve de Brabant," Selection e { " Our Miss Gibbs," Se!. l. 127 11 11 11 ll. Evening Hymn and Last Post ... .. e 128 The llloon hath raised (Cornet Duet by { Hawkins & Webb) 11 Faust" Selection .. .. .. e 129 { " Les Cloches de Corneville , Selection election from Overture " 1812 ,, e IJO { "Zampa, Overture ... .. 11 Patience" Selection ... ... .. 1 1 e 3 { Graceful Dance from "Henry VIII." ... " Tnncredi, Overture ... 2 C 13 { u Fra Diavolo , Overture Hungarian Rhapsody .. e 133 { Symphony Pathétique .. '' Pirates of Penzance u Selection e 134 { ., Iolanthe " Selec tion . .. .. ( 6) "Hb Master'& Volee "-~umerlcal Llst of Records-tonlinued. Double-alded Recorda, 12-lnch-coulit• ..ed. u Peer Gynt "-Anitra's Dance and In Coldstream Guards C 135 the Hall of the Mountain King · { Wedding March ... ... ... .. e , { "The Girls of Gottenhurg" Sclection .. 36 "Miss Hook of Holland" Selection .. C 137 Tannhauser" Grand March ¡"Overture " 1812" ... Yule-Tide Fantasía .. 1 8 e 3 u Waltz. Dream u Selection C , H unting Seene . .. 39 Turkish Patrol . .. e { Gold and Silver Waltz .. 1 4° Venus on Earth Waltz .. .. Lincke's Orche~ tra e 1 ~ A mina Se re nade . .. 4 1 Luna Waltz .. .. .. e In the Shadows . .. .. .. Hohemian Orchestra 1 4 2 " Chocolate Soldier" Waltz Gems from "Our Miss Gibbs" (with Chorus) e 1 43 Gems lrom '' The Arcadians " (with Chorus) e "Count of Luxembourg," Sel. l. Grand Opera Ochestra 144¡ , , Sel. II. C • { '' Count of Luxembourg'' Waltz 1 4> Capriccio Italien, Op. 45 ... .. C { Phantom Brigade M e tropo! itnn Orchestra 1 4 6 Glow-Worm Idyll {" Pink Lady," Selection l. Mayfair Orchestra e 147 , " " 11. C { "Pink Lady" Valse 148 Vision d'Amour ... C { 11 Pagliacci," Seleclion l. 149 " , II. C {Valse Triste 1 50 La fariposa {u Mousmé," Selection e 1 1 S ,. Overture e { Songs of the North, Selection l. •5• March of the Mountain Gnomes e {" Spring Maid," Selection l. ... J 5J H U lf Il. '" Hooeymoon Poika ... ~'1 eny's White Vicnne¡,c e •54 lland { Merry M anxland Polka ... La Mattchiche Two-step C ' 55 { Laughing Water Two-Step { Eton Boating Son~ Waltt 1 6 e• S Over the Waves Waht ... ( ? l '1 Hls Master' S Volee "-Numerlcal Llst of Records- co•ztinued. Double·aided Reoorda, lS·lnch-con/iJJued. Mandalay Waltz ... .. : . ... ... Meny's White Viennese C 157 Band { Last Dance Waltz and Post Horn Galop { Amoureuse Waltz e 158 Lysistrata Waltz .. C { Post Horn Galop .. 1 59 Sir Roger de Coverley ... C • {A nicht wi' Burns Lancers, Figs. I. & JI. Iff's Orch;stra too , , u III. & IV. C A nicht wi' Durns Lancers, Fig. V. 1 61 lPhyrnne Waltz .. ... .. .. e 6 "Our Miss Gibbs" Lancers, Figs. l. & II. 1 2 " " " " III. & IV. C Our Miss Gibbs" Lancers, Fig. V. 1 63 l"Fluffy Ruflles Two·step ... .. C "Dollar Princess "Lancers, Figs. I. & Il. 1 64 , , , , 111. & IV. C u Dollar Princess" Lance!s, Fig. V . 1 65 u Waltz Dream" Waltz · ... ... C " The Merry Widow" Lancers, Figs. I. & II. 1 66 , , , Figs. liT. & IV. C ( " The ~1 erry Widow " Lancers, Fig. V. 1 6 7 { "The Merry Widow" Waltz .. C Caledonian Quadrilles, Figs. I. & II.. 68 1 , , , !II. & IV. C { Caledonian Quadrilles, Fig. V. 1 69 Valse Septembre ... .. "Quaker Girl" Waltt .. e 17° { Dreamlight Waltz .. Way down Colon Town Two·Step C 171 { "Girl in th e Train" Waltt ... Donauwellefl Waltz ... .. 1 2 e 7 { " Chanson Bohemienne, Waltz C { "Dollar Princess" Waltz l73 Malmaison Waltz ... Ghosts Two.Step C 174 { Topeka Two-Step Yip, 1 Addy, 1 ay, Two-Step C 175 { Bustlin' Billy Two·step { Dreaming Waltz .
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