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ORCHESTRA RECORDS
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Morgenblatter Waltz. (Morning Journals) (Strauss)
Victor Orchestra
Old Heidelberg March. — Two-Step. (Mills) Victor Orchestra One Thousand and One Nights Waltz. (Strauss)
Pryor’s Orchestra
One Thousand and One Nights Waltz. Victor Orchestra
This melodious waltz of Johann Strauss the younger has been described as a “dance-rhapsody,” and with its verve and color has deserved and won the highest praise of critical musicians.
Os-ka-loo-sa-loo — Indian Intermezzo. (Sawyer) Victor Orchestra Rainbow — Indian Two-Step. (Wenrich) Victor Orchestra
Romeo and Juliet Selection. (Gounod) Pryor’s Orchestra
The most beautiful portions of Gounod’s immortal opera, including the famous love duet and the “ Valse Ana.”
Silver Sleigh-Bells March. (Pauli) Victor Orchestra
Snow Birds Mazurka — With Bird Warbling. Victor Orchestra Songe d’Automne. ( Dream of Autumn ) (Joyce)
Bohemian Orchestra Another famous European organization, the Bohemian Orchestra of London, is now introduced to the American public through the Victor. These well-known players have given us for their first record a charming waltz by Joyce. The quality of tone produced by the strings is particularly good. Other records by this fine London orchestra will be offered shortly. Stephanie Gavotte. (Czibulka) Pryor’s Orchestra
Uncle Sammy March. (Holzmann) Pryor’s Orchestra
Under the Double Eagle March. Pryor’s Orchestra
Under the Double Eagle March. Pryor’s Orchestra
This fine march by J. F. Wagner ranks among the best, and the public does not seem to tire of it.
Vision of Salome, A. (Joyce) Bohemian Orchestra
It is easy to understand the great success this orchestra ljas achieved in London when we listen to the playing, especially of the strings. It would be impossible for men of any other nationality to play a Bohemian waltz as these players do. The record is a most beautiful one, and will likely be as much in vogue as the “Dream of Autumn.”
Waltz Dream, A — Selection. (Strauss) Victor Orchestra
Strauss’ bright and tuneful operetta has had a successful career, and the engaging melodies it contains are familiar to every one. This fine selection contains the following numbers, played in the order named: “Wedding March” — “Kiss Duet” — “Piccolo” — “Life is Love and Laughter” — “ Love Roundelay” and “ Kissing.”
Whistler and His Dog. (Pryor) Pryor’s Orchestra
One of Pryor’s greatest encore numbers.
Wilhelmina Waltzes. (Hall) Pryor’s Orchestra
This charming waltz is by John T. Hall, composer of the immensely popular “Wedding of the Winds.” The record is an unusually smooth and perfect one.
Woodland Songsters Waltz — Bird effects. (Ziehrer)
Victor Orchestra
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