Phonograph Monthly Review, Vol. 5, No. 3 (1930-12)
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December, 1930, Vol. V. No. 3 103 New European Releases Orchestral Elgar: ’Cello Concerto, W. H. Squire with Halle orch Brahms: Academic Festival overture and 3rd mvt 1st sym- phony, Mengelberg—Concertgebouw orch. Strauss: Rosenkavalier Waltzes, Walter—Berlin Philharmonic. Holbrooke: Bronwen overt., Claud Powell—Symphony orch. (English Columbia) Moussorgsky: Khovantchina Persian Dances, Coates—L.S.O. Glazounow: Seasons Bacchanale and Ballabile from Les Ruses d Amour, Barbirolli—Royal Opera orch. Sullivan: In Memoriam overt., Sargent—New S. O (H.M.V.) Strauss: Roses from the South and Tales from the Vienna Woods; Elgar Pomp and Circumstance; Prelude Act 3 Lohengrin, etc., Paul Kerby—Vienna Symphony. Grainger: Mock Morris and McEwen: Jocund Dance, Kreshover —Philharmonic Chamber orch. (Edison Bell Electron) Mendelssohn: Fingals Cave overt., Rosenstock—Berlin S. O. orch. Strauss: Don Juan, Klemperer—Berlin S. O. O. (Parlophone) Schmitt: Salome, Schmitt—Straram orch. Poulenc: Aubade, Poulenc (piano) with Straram orch. Strawinski: Capriccio, Strawinski (piano) with Straram orch. under Ansermet. (French Columbia) Sibelius: En Saga, Goossens—New Symphony. Beethoven: Fidelio overt., Schmalstich—Berlin S. O. orch. Beethoven: Fifth Symphony, Schalk—Vienna Philharmonic. (European H.M.V.) Liadow: Russian Folk Songs, Inghelbrecht—Pasdeloup orch. Busser: Ronde des Saisons, Busser—Grand Orch. Saint-Saens: Rouet d’Omphale, Rabaud—Grand orch. (Pathe-Art) Charpentier: Couronnement de la Muse du Peuple, Charpen- tier—Grand Odeon orch. with chorus. Piern6: Cydalise or Le Chevre-Pied Ballet, Pierne—Colonne orch. (French Odeon) Saint-Saens: Rouet d’Omphale, Wolff—Lamoureux orch. Chabrier: Scherzo Waltz, and Rachmaninoff: Prelude, Wolff:— Lamoureux orch. (Polydor) Smetana: Moldau, Zemlinsky—Berlin S. O. O. (Ultraphon) Chamber Music Mozart: Quintet in G minor (strings), Lener Quartet with L. d’Oliveira, viola (English Columbia). Mozart: Clarinet Quintet, Wendling Quartet with Prof. Dreis- bach (Polydor). Piano Brahms: Edward Ballade and B flat Intermezzo, Harriet Cohen (Eng. Columbia) Beethoven: “Moonlight” Sonata, Szreter (Parlophone). Chopin: Ballade G minor, Brailowsky (Polydor). Ravel: Miroirs No. 4, Zurfluh-Tenroc (French H.M.V.). Williams: Milongas, Mme. Grovlez (Path6-Art). Violin Nin: Catalana and Murcienne, and Ravel: Pa vane, Asselin (French H.M.V.). De Falla: Sept Chansons, Zighera (Decca). Weber: Larghetto, and Tartini-Kreisler: Cadence pour “Le Trille du Diable,” Quiroga (Path£-Art). Violoncello Vivaldi: Concerto D major, Op. 3, No. 9, Marechal (French Columbia). Bloch: Prayer, and Schumann: Evensong, Piatigorsky (Parlo- phone). Haydn: Concerto in D—Adagio, Bottermund (Polydor). Ravel: Berceuse, and Dussek: Menuet, Darrieux (French Odeon). Organ Bossi: Concerto for organ, Kurt Grosse with orch. con- ducted by Gurlitt (Polydor). Bach: All Glory Laud and Honor, and Reger; Sleepers Wake (chorale preludes) Dr. Bullock. Bach: Toccata D minor and chorale prelude—In Thee is Joy, Dupre. Mendelssohn: Sonata No. 4—Allegro and Adagio, Dupre. (H.M.V.) De Severac: Mimi se deguis en marquise, Valse Romantique, Toto deguise en suisse, Leo Stin (Polydor). Castanets Turina: Tango Andalou and Andalouse sentimental, La Ar- gentina (French Odeon). Operatic Bartered Bride—Weiss ich doch eine, Bohnen and Schmidt (Ultraphon). Tannhauser: Blich ich umher, and Meistersinger—Jerum' Jerum! Schorr. Land of Laughter—arias, Wittrisch. Faust—Vous qui faites l’endormie and Le Veau d’Or, Chal- liapin. (H.M.V.) Siegfried—Forging Song, and Gotterdammerung—Siegfrieds Tod, Rousseliere. Turandot—Non piangere Liu, and Nessun dorma!, Piccaver. Tiefland and Cavalleria Rusticana arias, Theo. Scheidl. (Polydor) Siegfried—Ewig war ich, Nanny Larsen-Todsen. Tristan—Tatest dus wirklich, Andr6sen. (Parlophone) Alceste—Air d’Admete, and Lohengrin—Grail recit., Thill Handel: Samson—Honour and Arms, Norman Allin. Holbrooke: Bronwen—Cradle Song, Doris Van; Bran’s Answer, Bards Song, and Taleissin’s Song, John Coates. Rameau: Castor et Pollux, and Lulli: Thesee arias, Jane Laval. (Columbia) Faust—Garden Duet, Vallin and Villabella. Magic Flute—Pamina’s air, and Faust—Thule Ballade, Ritter- Ciampi. Damnation de Faust, and Bruneau: Attaque du Mouldin arias, Saint-Cricq. (Path£-Art) Choral Bach: St. Matthew Passion—Final Chorus Part 1, Westminster Abbey Choir (H.M.V.). Songs De Falla: Sept Chansons, Conchita Supervia. Eulenberg: Rose Songs, Emmy Bettendorf and Hans Clemens. Hahn: D’une Prison, and L’Air, Vallin (acc. Hahn). (Parlophone) Mozart: Veilchen, Mendelssohn: Auf Flugeln, Wolf: Heimweh, Brahms: Schwesterlied, Mysz-Gmeiner. Caro mio ben and Handel Largo, Schlusnus. Strauss: Traum durch die Dammerung and Fruendliche Vision, Schlusnus. De Severac: Chanson pour le petit cheval and Ma Poupee cherie, Cernay. Wolf: Firerider, and Stork: Message, Rehkemper. (Polydor) Schumann: Woman’s Life and Love—4 songs, Vallin (Pathe- Art). Duparc: Manoir de Rosemonde, and Schumann: Noyer, Vanni- Marcoux (H.M.V.). Pierne: Marionettes, Trois petits chats blancs, Trois netits oiseaux, Jane Laval (French Columbia). Hahn: Etudes Latines, Vallin (French Odeon). Bach: St. Matthew Passion—’Twas in the cool of eventide, and Cantata No. 205—How jovial is my laughter, Falkner (H.M.V.).