Victor records (1922)

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VICTOR RECORDS Number é | Se Afton Water (Burns-Spillman) See “‘Flow Gently, Sweet Afton” Af Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) (Bizet) Jn Latin Schumann-Heink/88416)12)1.75 —— Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) (Bizet) Jn Latin Enrico Caruso|88425)12/1.75 A Granada (To Granada) (Gras-Elias y Alvarez) Jn Spanish Caruso/88623)12/1.75 h! Cupid (From “Prince Ananias”) (Herbert) Cornet Clarke ve Birds in the Forest (Strange) Véiolins-Flute RattayWhosink Bice 1620 ao? Ah, Love, but a Day (Browning-Protheroe) Evan Williams|64327) 101.25 Ah, Love, but a Day (2) Year’s at the Spring Littlefield { Trish Folk Song (Arthur Foote) Laura Tideectah 35693) 12/1.55 Ah! Moon of My Delight (From “Ina Persian Garden’”?) McCormack)74232 12) 1.75 (ons Moon of My Delight (‘In a Persian Garden’’) Ale 550591121 1.50 Onaway! Awake, Beloved! (Longfellow-ColeridgeTaylor) Althouse f Aiaihea—Hula Shouting Song Hawaiian Quintette R Kumukahi Hawaiian rears 1857 S0i 02 AIDA (Ah-ee’-dah) (All records are in Italian unless otherwise noted ) Opera in four acts. Text translated from Locle by Ghislanzoni; music by Verdi. First produced in Cairo, 1871; Milan, 1872; Paris, 1876; London, 1876; N. Y., 1873. Aida, daughter of Amonasro, King of Ethiopia, has been captured by the Egyptians and is a slave at Memphis, where she and the young soldier, Rhadames, have fallen in love with each other. Rhadames goes to the Egyptian war, and during his absence the King’s daughter, Amneris, discovers the attachment and is furious, as she herself loves Rhadames. Rhadames returns, covered with glory and bringing many prisoners, among them THE RETURN OF RHADAMES—ACT Ir e Amonasro, Aida’s father. The King releases all the prisoners except Amonasro, and bestows his daughter on the unwilling Rhadames. In the next scene Amonasro forces his daughter to persuade Rhadames to become a traitor. The latter’s love for Aida and his distaste for the approaching union with Amneris lead him to consent. Amneris, however, has overheard the plot, and after vainly trying to induce Rhadames to abandon Aida, in a jealous rage she denounces him as a traitor, and he is condemned to be buried alive. When the vault is sealed he discovers Aida, who has concealed herself there that she might die with him, and the lovers slowly suffocate.