Columbia Record Catalog (1947)

DE ARTIST DON COSSACK CHORUS—Continued No. Price Rise. Of ther Doni Gossacksi(SnvVedOti)sicis custeistererelcloreteielcncusr acne enene 4217-M 75 Russian FGI eee ae Ec aiee, Coeiiteaekc Ucuettheranebetche ene ererere *set M-619 4.85 Sailor‘s’Song™ (arr SAVeEdoft) 2. fayctcteis seone elenchor ohetioteelewel elemeuotel qiensnenate 7401-M_ 1.00 Save; O:God, Thy.People! Gi chesnokov)i. ic «sa: .s sree wie euenetetatete cicieee 7272-M = 1.00 Serenade (ADU) Warretere sc cues Joxclote sel ctele slevevelehe tote tsar steneneten Mell NoMeae 7195-M_ 1.00 SidexSOW Sa Seago rater ctace custo enetetens, oveltevonaunive eaoweL on oes (in set M-619)...7449-M 1.00 Snowflakes (arr. (Janroff) 2... 2.2 wrote nite olletereon (in set M-542)...7399-M _. 1.00 SNOWStORIMe ts Sadenate Roh eyoher bes velo er ocetele @etare ee ecReD (in set M-619)...7452-M 1.00 SongwOfalhdiak (Rimsky-Korsakov, erevmicceveloterctectchelcl cre loner aremen ct eat mnie 7342-M 1.00 Song Of The Plains (Knipper-Jaroff)........... (in set M-542)...7402-M 1.00 SongeOfishnerotemkanRaZzini-cceetenener sean amen ener (in set M-619)...7451-M 1.00 Song Of The Volga Boatmen (“Ay, Ookhnem”) (Trad. arr. Jaroff). .4276-M 75 Stenka=Razina(arre. Dobrowen) iirc: ot -aete ceca elcrcl set zsnsnou enc een meme mees 7360-M_ 1.00 Street Organs acs ccweoats cece er onameweroneia keke nen eashs (in set M-619)...7449-M 1.00 Tebje’ Pojem s(Rachmaninoth)etreeecr cictcustoneccuecck en ceotee renen torte rene 7360-M 1.00 Térek ‘and=KubaniGossacks=(arn. J aroft)ere ae. eictetel eacnerorelets etetoncleneee 4217-M 75 There’s-.A. Cloud? Of (DUSt tien. cceiecrces anak oe ieenet ieee arene pieces wee... 7250-M ~~ 1.00 Three: Cossack: Songs 2 Unie aes ctsisin chone hore Gicu iio oemeienere ote oee--/250-M 1.00 Three Cossack Songs—Kuban River; Snowflakes; Platoff’s SONGE (OTe) GEOEF) rel ct ere eee oh eee enn (in set M-542)...7399-M 1.00 Two Cossack! Songs sf ’.is. +0 sur shane ele cuetenene siecle Reena amnnat are mene nancnann 7240-M_ 1.00 ‘Ewo (Dancing “Somgs.. .), stttirs « arele oe siete eee meet (in set M-619...7449-M 1.00 TWO 2GUItGrs 46s ee sorties eed chaue ee ctar sunt weenie ronetete (in set M-619)...7450-M 1.00 Two Old Wedding Songs (Gretchaninov,). <-> « . <.cle es elereusiei el ene stebenete 7220-M_ 1.00 ‘Two Peasant Songs’ (iraditional)s < over ste eis ot or bose ten seen 4261-M 75 Two. Russiaty Folksongs*(arrcJQrott i). 2 ccm oe casteee eaten) Sree eee 4163-M 75 Two Soldiers’ Songs—Caucasian Mountains; Along The Street CarrecShvedott nek wecg ar recto een cree (in set M-542)...7400-M 1.00 Vetsheérinif, Sv Oris. ae Tol see tee Rkge tee Sater tole ene ee 7195-M 1.00 Volga*Song; a:ner(irads afr Grott)eis costes ateietene siete ieee shegecetckshene 7333-M 1.00 DORATI, ANTAL (Conductor) see: (with London Philharmonic Orch.) ; scuola di; Ballo. (Boccherint-Francaix) s,s ctcs eats eeaieieperen aie ree set X-157 2.85 swdn.:Lake—Excerpts \(Tehaikovsky) = 20.0 snnoecae iene ena? set M-349 4,85 DORFMANN, ANIA (Piano) see: Concerto No. 1 in G Minor Sede (with;Goehr’& London Sym. Orch.)i vs. sees. le. ecete eiiclic Rens ethers set X-124 2.85 DORIAN STRING QUARTET, THE—see: Movement for tring Quartet (Cowell)........ (in set M-388)...69747-D 1.00 String~ Quartet; No. i {Piston) Ga AN ie fede ne ee set M-388 1.00 DRAPER, CHARLES (Clarinet) see: Octeteinik~ (Schubert)... 2o5.e0-. 22s te eee a ee set M-97 6.85 Tarantetter* (Casella). Se. cle oe et eee gee a(in set M-361)...DB-1304 75 EDDY, NELSON (Baritone) In every sense of the word Nelson Eddy is America‘s baritone. On the concert stage, on the air, on the screen and on records he is the symbol of musical America. Eddy was born in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1901, with a New England strain from his father’s side and a combination of Southern Colonial and Knickerbocker Dutch from his mother’s. As a boy, Eddy was boy-soprano soloist in Provi. : dence church choirs, and at fourteen he moved with his tamily to Philadelphia where, in time, his musical career became diverted through economic necessity into the channels of newspaper reporting and advertising. Throughout his-short business life, however, he cherished hopes to sing and clung firmly to his ambition until his aspirations were realized. Eddy’s meteoric career indicates the tremendous advances made in the field of film, radio and recording. Through them, his singing has reached into every city, town and village. 500 * Not available in automatic sequence (MM or MX)