RCA Victor (1910)

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VIOLONCELLO SOLOS 27 NUMBER 5393 31582 5485 5773 5412 31553 31586 31785 31696 4846 31563 4813 4845 1473 1474 2508 5478 5237 5238 5307 5254 Angel’s Serenade (Braga) Sorlin Berceuse — Lullaby ( From Jocelyn) (Godard) Bourdon Berceuse — Lullaby ( From Jocelyn) (Godard) Sorlin The recent unveiling in Paris of a monument to Benjamin Godard (1849-1895) lends additional interest to this new record of his best known composition, the exquisite “Lullaby” from Jocelyn. The air seems especially effective on the ’cello. Cradle Song (Hauser) ( Piano acc. by C. H. H. Booth ) Sorlin Evening Star, The ( From Tannhauser ) (Wagner) Sorlin Flower Song ( Blumenlied) (Lange) Bourdon Largo (Handel) Bourdon Handel’s Largo is a melody of majestic yet simple beauty, which never fails to impress the listener. Lohengrin Fantasie (Wagner) Sorlin Madame Butterfly — Fantasie (Puccini) Sorlin Butterfly’s Vision — Waiting Motive — Entrance of Butterfly. Three of the most beautiful passages in this fascinating Puccini opera have been com¬ bined in this attractive fantasie by Mr. Sorlin, who is one of New York’s most famous ’cellists. The themes used are the last part of Butterfly ’s “ Song of Devotion” in Act II, sometimes called the “Vision Song”; the mournful but beautiful “ Waiting Motive,” played by the orchestra as Butterfly, with her child and faithful maid, takes her place at the window to watch through the night for Pinkerton’s coming. This motive, which is also sung by a distant chorus with a peculiarly charming and mysterious effect, is one of the composer’s happiest inspirations. The pizzicati passages on the violin which accompany this strange melody are most effectively given by the orchestra. The fantasie closes with the bright and joyous strain which accompanies the entrance of Butterfly in Act I. Melody in F (Rubinstein) Bourdon Nocturne in E Flat ( Opus 9) (Chopin) Bourdon Of all Chopin’s tender and dreamy nocturnes, none perhaps is so surpassingly beautiful as this composition. Spring Song Bourdon A charming record of Mendelssohn’s beautiful melody, which is a perennial favorite. T raumerei (Schumann) Sorlin Note. — Additional 'cello records (by Hollman) will be found in the Red Seal list, page 84. MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS Scotch Bag-Pipe Solos by David Ferguson Caller Herrin’ Cock of the North, The Piano Solo by C. H. H. Booth Gavotte in A Booth Street Piano Record Harrigan Medley {"Merry Widow Waltz’’ — "I’m Afraid to Come Home in the Dark, ” and "Harrigan’’) Signor “ Grinderino ” Accordion Solos by John J. Kimmel Irish Boy March Kimmel Medley of Irish Jigs Medley of Popular Reels (Including Buck and Wing Dance) Medley of Straight Jigs SIZE 10 12 10 10 10 12 12 12 12 10 12 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10