Columbia Record Catalog (1947)

FRANCESCATTI, ZINO (Violinist) (Columbia Maiterisorkcs records by Zino Francescatti — now under exclusive contract to Columbia Recording Corporation—will soon be available.) The violin is the blood and background of Zino Francescatti, who was born in Marseilles, France, in 1905. His father, born in Italy but a naturalized Frenchman, was both a violinist and ‘cellist, and his son’s only teacher. He himself had studied with se A Sivori, the only direct pupil of Paganini. His mother, born in Marcilice: was a violinist who married her teacher. Young Francescatti is also married to a violinist, who gave up her career to devote herself to her husband’s. With a high reputation behind him, based on extensive tours of Europe and South America, Francescatti came to the United States in 1939, where he has appeared with marked success in recitals and with the country’s major orchestras. FREDERICKS, CHARLES (Baritone) see: No. Price Only Make. Believe... ..... 2c. ee sceee .(in set M-611)...71758-D 1.00 Grice Oe bie ai ened PR be oct miele cuedbiers 6c) eles erelolensi ee slececede: atom set M-611 5.85 Why 'Do 1 LoVe YOUr 2 oes ors 5 oo a lee eee bs os (in set M-611)...71760-D 1.00 BYCHLIMANT Gi bey Caer Me rare at eee vbvlgt Gh -e eh'wt grubs) a Beeme (in set M-611)...71760-D 1.00 FRIEDMAN, IGNAZ (Piano) see: WERE RIS OOo kia terce ed sgtaak + vis 6 Wb bie ele siee sees see es « *set M-159 4.85 Minuet in Gu(Paderewski)i csc. c's cl elece co clseec wes oes were Woe 68987-D 1.00 Waltz Caprice (RUDIASTCIN}:S 2 < oni aioe wreinly 0,58 vc cics wlee tees ee ts 68987-D 1.00 GALEFFI, CARLO (Baritone) see: ECA CHUG! MECC PY -ENCH lettiwecrd tate epee: eles oie iste Pale « Sfvto dy wie sete s se en's set Op. 2 16.70 GAUBERT, PHILIPPE (Conductor) see: Sorcerer’s Apprentice, The (Dukas) (With Paris MONSeRVCLON Mee hGhten tae fae woth. Mure ona rater tte. Leber a ae rie ensie set X-75 2.85 Carmen (Bizet) (With Artists of Paris Opéra-Comique)........set Op. 1 16.70 Concerto in D Minor for Cello & Orch. (Lalo) (With Orch. RRRACINE CIM ECE RO) nee ces tin, tio roe tice crows Bhatt eaneus coats oa *set M-185 3.85 Concerto No. 23 in A for Piano & Orch. (Mozart) (With Symphony EGHGe HOMGee DIGI) pperceiner ch skate eo cnckias. hs keeaiouealanecane 2 raters set M-261 3.85 Daphnis et Chloe (Ravel) (With Orchestre Des Concerts Straram).set X-32 2.85 Death of Valentine (Gounod) (With M. Cambon, baritone and SROLUSECe OnGanOte tle br ClmiSs ODECEC) caw ei cat cic costco even hae che ssc ce ot 9091-M 1.00 Prison Scene (Gounod) (With M. Cambon, baritone and CnorusnonOrch sO ther ans ODL) anltas. +. ejers Giern ei cis eiclawe oceans 9091-M_ 1.00 Shylock (Fauré) (With Paris Conservatory Orch.)..(in set X-75)...68960-D 1.00 Symphony No 6 in B Minor, Op. 74 (Tchaikovsky) CWS ONSCLVC TOBY OL Chi S)ievcu sine eiccstits ono esate iudaorels a alee set M-277 5.85 GERSHWIN, GEORGE (Composer-Pianist) The world was shocked by the untimely death of George Gershwin in July, 1937. Gershwin’s career is the tale of a poor boy’s rise to the top of the musical world. As a lad, he studied the piano in his father’s restaurant, becoming a brilliant virtuoso, and as a young man he worked as a “’songplugger’ for a publishing house where his first successful tunes were written. His musical comedies are among the best-loved, and his haunting, orig _ inal style, combining the blues with other more serious forms, has produced creations which are often considered the epitome of American music. Gershwin Recordings: (See also: Gershwin, George, Composer—in main alphabetical section) Andante-—-Rhapsddy SPU PIGE gicl geet ae Ge hiciet via ss ade. scale ace nro 02s 7192-M_ 1.00 ea eT Le PAV AM EMTICIOND © 6b bed konkm oie ho oem cna ete (in set X-95)...69194-D 1.00 Do, Do, Se A el ok a Ge piel ai ain he. ere. 0p (in set X-95)...69193-D 1.00 FG * Not available in automatic sequence (MM or MX) 503