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VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS
TIVOLI ORCHESTRA— Under the direction of Richard Strauss No. Size List p,
Rosenkavalier—Introduction to Act |—Part | and Part 2 Strauss 9280 12 $1.50 Rosenkavalier—Octavian and Sophie Duet Richard Strauss 9283 12 1.50 Rosenkavalier—Presentation March Richard Strauss 9283 12 1.50 Rosenkavalier—Presentation of the Silver Rose Richard Strauss 9281 12 1.50 Rosenkavalier—Trio and Finale, Act 3—Part | and Part 2 Strauss 9282 12 1.50 Rosenkavalier— Waltz Movements Richard Strauss 9281 12 1.50
TOSCANINI, ARTURO, Conductor—See Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York Few personalities in the present-day world of music stand out in such heroic relief as Arturo Toscanini. Regarded by many as the foremost maestro of the age, Toscanini — is at least certain of an honored place when the final history of musical achievement is written. Almost thirty-one years ago from date Arturo Toscanini conducted his first opera at La Scala in Milan. He was then thirty years of age and had already achieved success as a conductor, notably because of his brilliant leadership of the Symphony Orchestra in Rio de Janeiro. Since his Milan début Toscanini’s fame has grown apace. From 1898 to 1915 he served as conductor at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, where he revived many of the almost forgotten masterpieces of the 18th century and startled his audiences by an amazing ability to lead without a score. At present he divides his time between La Scala and the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra, which organization he directs with Willem Mengelberg. Recent cable reports state that Toscanini has consented to lead a number of Wagnerian operas at Bayreuth
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VIAFORA, GINA C., Soprano—See “Caruso””—Miscellaneous Quartets
VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA—Conducted by Frank Schalk No. Size List p.
Symphony No. 8 in F Major (Op. 93) Beethoven 9342 12 $1.50
W WAGNER, SIEGFRIED, Conductor—Scee London
Symphony Orchestra
WERRENRATH, REINALD, Baritone (Wair'ren-rahth, Ry’-nald)
Reinald Werrenrath has been making Victor Records for some years. As a younger artist (he still is young) his contributions were made to the Black and the Blue Label classes. By sheer force of merit he won a place among the immortals of modern vocal music, and his records now are made in the Red Seal class. 3
He has sung with the Metropolitan Opera Company, and in concert everywhere throughout the United States. He is the son of George Werrenrath, who was himself a famous singer. He was born of Danish ancestry, in Brooklyn, N. Y., and graduated from New York University. He has a splendid rich baritone voice, clear, smooth and sympathetic, and beyond that he sings with extraordinary understanding and intelligence.
WERRENRATH