The Edison phonograph monthly (Jan-Dec 1911)

Record Details:

Title:
The Edison phonograph monthly
Date:
Jan-Dec 1911
Publisher:
Louisville : Pennant Litho, Inc.
Volume:
The Edison phonograph monthly (Jan-Dec 1911)
Leaf #:
00072
Language:
English
Collection:
Recorded Sound and Broadcasting & Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Reprint, with an introduction added, of a periodical published 1903-1916 in New York by the National Phonograph Co
Date Added:
November 16, 2023
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18 Edison Phonograph Monthly, Mar., 1911 689 Medley of French-Canadian Airs Edison Concert Band In response to many requests we present the following collection of well-known FrenchCanadian airs taken from the popular "Airs Canadiens," Mosaique, compiled by J. Vezina; "La Huronne"; "Ma p'tite Mam'selle"; uO Carillon"; "En roulant ma boule"; "Vive la Canadienne," and "O Canada." This Record, because of its engaging musical qualities, will doubtless appeal to lovers of band music not only in Canada but the world over. We intend to list other Canadian melodies in the near future, such for instance as "The Maple Leaf Forever." Edison Standard Records for May, 1911 United States list, 35c ; Canadian, 40c. 10491 The Cockney Band Two-Step National (London) Military Band A bright, inspiriting two-step which is forcibly reminiscent of the Sousa style of composition. In the trio eccentric whistling effects are introduced which suggest an old-time favorite — "The Whistler and His Dog." This number is Standard No. 14033 in the British Catalog. Composer, Valentin; publishers, Hawkes & Sons, London. 10492 Silver Bell Ada Jones and Billy Murray The popularity of this pretty Indian love song is unprecedented among selections of its kind. To-day, six months after its appearance on Amberol No. 576, it is in greater demand than any Record in the Amberol catalog; for which reason we now present it as a Special in the Standard list, by the same artists and in the same form as on the Amberol. Orchestra accompaniment, with violin and bell effects. Words, Edward Madden; music, Percy Wenrich; publishers, Jerome H. Remick & Company, New York City. 10493 That Loving Soul Kiss Sophie Tucker Coon song, orchestra accompaniment. An educational effusion on the delights of osculation, in the "raggiest" kind of "rag" melody. When it comes to singing a rollicking, blustering "rag" melody in the most approved style, with an abundance of voice and vigor, all hats must be doffed to this exclusive Edison artist. Words, Arthur Longbrake; music, Ed Edwards; publishers, The Joseph Morris Company, New York City. 10494 Honeymooning, Honey, in Bombay "That Girl" Quartet Female voices, orchestra accompaniment. The first Edison Record by "That Girl" Quartet, a well-known organization, very successful in vaudeville and at high class concerts. Their repertoire includes both standard and popular numbers, of which latter this song with its sparkling, lilting melody is a prime favorite. The voices of the Quartet — 1st and 2nd sopranos, contralto and alto — are finely balanced, and the result in this instance is a Record which will be appreciated as much for its musical qualities as for the novelty of the organization. Words and music, Dave Reed; publishers, M. Witmark & Sons, New York City. 10495 On Mobile Bay Oakland Quartet Male voices, orchestra accompaniment. With this dainty little song, whose chief recommendation is its contagious tunefulness, is presented a new combination of voices. The new quartet comprises counter-tenor (Will Oakland), 1st tenor, 1st and 2nd bass. It will be seen from the harmonious rendition given this number that the voices of the singers are nicely balanced, and more Records, we are convinced, will be demanded from the same source. Words, Earle C. Jones; music, Charles N. Daniels; publishers, Jerome H. Remick & Company, New York City. Foreign Records for March, 1911 (ON SALE MARCH 10 ) AMBEROL: UNITED STATES LIST, 50c. EACH; CANADIAN, 65c. EACH STANDARD: UNITED STATES LIST, 35c. EACH; CANADIAN. 40c. EACH NOTE: — Special Supplements of these Records will be shipped to Jobbers with the Records. See that you get a liberal supply. BRITISH RECORDS FOR MARCH 12287 Liza 'ad 'old of My 'and, Alex Kendall ,„,« T/vBER°ML <FMU\MrNnUTE),; '2288 The Picnic, UM S^ESSS 12279 Thy Voice is Near, March, T. Bennett 1onon _ . „ ... t _ . National Military Band STANDARD (TWO MINUTE). 12280 Drake Goes West, Sanderson David Brazell 12281 Taking My Father's Tea, Hargreaves 14043 They All Love Jack, March, Adams & Knight George Formby National Military Band 12282 Fall In and Follow Me, Mills & Scott 14044 When the Lights Are Low, Darewski Jnr. Stanley Kirkby Stanley Kirkby 12283 Put On Your Tat-Ta Little Girlie, F. Leigh 14045 I'm Coming Back to Siam, Haines, Carter Florrie Forde & Meher Florrie Forde 12284 Les Papillons Polka, L. Wenzell 14046 Do What You Can for Ninepence, (Concertina solo) Alexander Prince Alf. Ellerton Arthur Osmond 12285 Earlv Closing Day, F. Harivood Arthur Osmond 14047 Ready Every Time, Bowker Andrews 12286 Nirvana, Stephen Adams Samuel Hempsall Peter Dawson (Always specify on your orders whether you want Amberol or Standard Records.)