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22 VICTOR RECORDS FOR DANCING
Victor Dance Orchestra NUMBER Lancers, with figures called SIZE 31421 Balance Corners Medley Lancers 1st and 2d figures 12 4412 Balance Corners Medley Lancers °3d and 4th figures 10
31422 Balance Corners Medley Lancers Sth figure 12
NOTE —The fourth figure is now seldom danced, but is recorded in these sets for the convenience of those who may wish to use it. Those who do not may go directly from the third to the fifth.
Polka 2893 I Can’t Do that Sum Polka Herbert 10 Virginia Reel 31632 ‘‘ Bob’s Favorite’’ Virginia Reel Bennet 12 Yorke 2950 One Heart One Mind (Yorke) Strauss 10 Quadrilles 31267 Vice-Admiral Quadrille 1st and 2d figs. Milloecker 12 2895 Vice-Admiral Quadrille 34 fig. Milloecker 10 2896 Vice-Admiral Quadrille 4th fg. Milloecker 10 Quadrilles, with figures called 4449 Vice-Admiral Quadrille 1st and 2d figs. Milloecker 10 4450 Vice-Admiral Quadrille 34 fig. Milloecker 10 4451 Vice-Admiral Quadrille Last fig. Milloecker 10
NOTE.—Other dance records will be found in the Double-Faced list.
BELL SOLOS NUMBER By Chris Chapman with orchestra SIZE 4613 Belle of the West Schottische Selling 10 4374 Dance California Gregory 10 4760 Little Nell Song and Dance Pryor 10 5277 Southern Girl Gavotte Kremer 10 4798 Spoontime Two-Step Von Tilzer 10 5177 Sunbeam Dance Rolfe 10 By Albert Miiller with orchestra 52900 Boulanger March Desormes 10 §2902 Black Forest Polka 10 NUMBER Pianoforte Solo by Alfred Griinfeld SIZE
58006 Walkure—Magic Fire Spell Feuerzauber Wagner 12
Transcription by Brassin
This well-known Feuerzauher or Magic Fire Music is most prominent in the last of Walkure, although it occasionally appears in other parts of the Ring. The disobedient Brunnhilde has been condemned by Wotan to lie in a magic sleep, surrounded by a wall of fire. Tenderly bidding his daughter farewell, Wotan gently closes her eyes and summons the fire-god, Loge. Flames at once burst forth as the sorrowful father moves slowly away.
The leave-taking and the breaking out of the flames are musically pictured in one of those marvelous bits of writing which only Wagner could produce. This beautiful transcription is played by Herr Grinfeld most artistically.