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VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS 71
GIUSEPPE CAMPANARI Baritone
Giuseppe Campanari was born in Venice, and in early life played the ’cello at La Scala, Milan. Young Campanari was ambitious, however, and endeavored to improve his naturally good yoice at every opportunity. in 1884 he was engaged by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and after atriving in America took up vocal studies in earnest.
Campanari’s great voice is always under perfect controi, and he is equally at home in the sustained dignity of the Peccia aria, the jolly humor of the Figaro cavatina or the brilliant dash of the Toreador song.
Ten-inch, with orchestra—$2.00
each. In Italian 81080 Barbiere—Largo al factotum (Room for the Fac
CAMPANARI
totum) Rossini
81074 Gioconda — Barcarola— Ah! Pescator (Ah! Fisher Boy, Thy Bait be Throwing ) Ponchielli 81081 Tarantella Rossini 81071 Traviata—Di Provenza (In Fair Provence) Verdi 81082. "Trovatore—I] balen (Her Sweet Glances) Verdi
Twelve-inch, with orchestra—$3.00 each. In Italian 85080 Ballo in Maschera—Eri tu (Is it Thou?) Verdi 85073 Carmen—Canzone del Toreador (Toreador Song) Bizet 85087 Ernani—O de verd’ anni miei (Oh Bright and
Fleeting Shadows) Verdi 85086 Faust—Dio possente (Even the Bravest Heart) Gounod 85074 Gloria a te Buzzia-Peccia
85088 Hérodiade—Vision fugitive (Fleeting Vision) Massenet 85078 L’ Africaine—Adamastor, re dell’ onde profonde (Adamastor, Ruler of the Ocean) Meyerbeer 85079 Rigoletto—-Monologo—Parisiamo (Weare Equal) Verdi 85081 Pagliacci—Prologo (Prologue) Leoncavallo
Two Records by GILIBERT
Although the worth of this accomplished baritone was well known to New Yorkers, he has won new triumphs during the past season at the Manhattan, his work being highly praised. His artistic singing will also be remembered as a feature of Mme. Melba’s recent concert tours. M. Gilibert has given us here two delightful French songs, delivering them with the artistic finish and good enunciation for which he is noted.
Charles Gilibert, Baritone
Ten-inch, piano accompaniment—$2.00 81090 Malgre Moi French Pfeiffer . Twelve-inch, piano acc.—$3.00. In French 85120 Bergerete de Wekerlin — Margoton (Chanson
Populaire)