Catalogue of Victor Records (1930)

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VICTOR RECORDS | Number | | 3 & BOURDON, ROSARIO, Musical Director Rosario Bourdon was born at Montreal, Canada, in 1885. He took up the’cello,a most difficult instrument for an ungrown child, when he was only seven years old, and two years later he appeared in public. He was sent to Europe for study; and at twelve he graduated from the conservatory at Ghent, with the highest honors. He received also the first prize for chamber music. He then toured Europe as a child prodigy. He continued concertizing and private study until 1900, when, as a lad of fifteen, he made his American début at Montreal. A year or so later he joined the Cincinnati Orchestra under Van Der Stucken; in 1904 he became ’cellist in the Philadelphia Orchestra, with concert appearances as soloist. Preferring conducting to concert-playing, he returned to Europe for further study, and, on coming back to America, played a while with the St. Paul Orchestra, of which he was Assistant Conductor. He joined the Victor staff in 1911 as Conductor and Arranger. He has made many notable contributions to the literature and the technique of recorded music. BOWEN, DARWIN, Jr.—Boy Soprano Ave Maria 35847 On Wings of Song 20804 Du bist wie eine Blume 20804 Swallows 35847 BOYS AND GIRLS CHORUS OF BROOKLYN Glow Worm 35814 | Springtime 35814 aah Best Friend is His Mother Vernon tet 196811101 .75 Many, Many Years Ago Vernon Dalhart : lees! La (National Air of Belgium) Pryor’s Band Marseillaise, La (National Air of France) Arthur Pryor’s Band BRACKEN, FATHER LAWRENCE Hail, Queen of Heaven 19981 Mother Dear, Oh Pray 19981 Holy God We Praise 19912 Oh Lord I Am Not Worthy 19912 BRAGA, GAETANO (1829-1907) _ Italian composer of Opera and lighter works—See ‘“‘Angel’s Serenade” BRAHMS, JOHANNES (Brahmz) (1833-1897) Compositions of Academic Festival Ov. 6833 Minuet from No. 3, M-42 (6962-6966) Capriccio 1413 Serenade 6834 AM-42 (6886-6890) Concertoin D Major, Quintette, M-10 (6571-6575) No. 4, M-31 (9212-9217) Album M-36 (8098-8102) AM-10 (7067-7071) AM-31 (9354-9359) AM-36 (8115-8119) Requiem 9395 Variations on a Theme ‘Cradle Song 1271 Sapphische Ode 7085 by Haydn 9287-9289 Hungarian Dance Symphonies Wiegenlied 7085 *797, *6333, 6706 No. 1, M-15 (6657-6662) Am-15 (7053-7057) {pres aoe s Blues (Rodgers) Jimmie Rodgers Biae Yodel—No. 2 (Rodgers) Jimmie rach 21a BRANO, FRED, Ocarina Carnival of Venice 80716 | Wren, The 80716 arene ey eabes Trot (“‘Follies of 1929") George Olsen’s See 3i96ilf0l.75 Big City Blues—Fox Trot (‘Fox Follies of 1929’’) Olsen’s Music a . NE apa in Bed on Sunday Morning (Grafton-Lauder) pene BOzTITIT SD A Wee Deoch an’ Doris (Grafton-Lauder) Scotch Song Sir Harry Lauder : Bo ROSARIO BOURDON \ 20304/10) .75 Ere the News to Mother (Harris) Maurice J. ee 20376110] .75 Just as the Sun Went Down (Udall) Maurice J. Gunsky ‘ , BRICE, FANNY—Comedienne I’d Rather Be 21815 Mrs. Cohen at Song of the SewIf You Want the the Beach 21211 ing Machine 21168 Rainbow 21815 My Man 21168 *Indicates old acoustical method of recording.