RCA Victor (1910)

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60 VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS THE NEW MELBA RECORDS It was on December 5, 1893, in New York, that Melba was revealed to the Ameri¬ can public. Who that was present will ever forget the marvelous voice that burst on their charmed ears at that time ? Such astonishing power and brilliancy, such captivating ease of execution, such warmth and loveliness were simply astonishing. Music-lovers took the singer to their hearts that night, and to-day she is more firmly intrenched in their affection than ever. Melba is today singing with the same delightful freshness, purity and power that have enthralled her audiences in the past, and it is a matter for congratulation that these records have been secured when the singer was at her best, so that posterity will hear her in the full tide of her powers. NELLIE MELBA, Soprano Twelve-inch, with orchestra — $3.00 each (Sung in Italian unless otherwise noted) 88072 Boheme — Addio { Farewell) 88074 Boheme — Mi chiamano Mimi {My Name is Mimi ) 88066 Faust — Air des bijoux {Jewel Song ) {In French) 88065 Good Bye {In English) 88069 Hamlet — Mad Scene, Part I {In French) 88070 Hamlet— Mad Scene, Part II {In French) 88073 Lo, Here the Gentle Lark {In English) {Flute obbligato) 88071 Lucia — Mad Scene {Flute obbligato by North) 88067 Nozze di Figaro — Voi che sapete ( What is this Feeling?) 88182 Oh, Lovely Night {In English) 88149 Otello — Ave Maria {Hail, Mary) 88148 Otello — Salce, salce {Willow Song) 88068 Pensieroso — Sweet Bird {In English) 88078 Rigolett o — Caro nome {Dearest Name) 88076 Se saran rose {Melba Waltz) {When Bloom the Roses) 88075 Tosca — Vissi d’ arte {Love and Music) 88064 Traviata — Ah, fors’ e lui {Is This the One) Twelve-inch, piano accompaniment — $3.00 88156 Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms {In English) Moore 88151 D’une prison {From My Prison) {In French) Hahn 88077 Mattinata {Morning Serenade) Tosti 88150 Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon {In English) Burns (Accompaniment for the two records above played by Mme. Melba herself.) Twelve-inch, harp accompaniment by Ada Sassoli — $3.00 88079 La Serenata {Serenade) Tosti 88080 Si mes vers avaient des ailes {Were My Song with Wings Provided) In French Hahn Note. Melba makes records exclusively for the Victor. Puccini Puccini Gounod Tosti Thomas Thomas Bishop Donizetti Mozart Ronald Verdi Verdi Handel Verdi Arditi Puccini Verdi Copy t M. Slmdwell Clerke MELBA