Victor records (Jan 1912)

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: VICTOR RECORDS © “Number | Price WILLIAMS, EVAN. Tenor The public is to be congratulated on the engagement by the Victor of this great American tenor, whose popularity is widespread throughout the country. His voice is now at its best, and its beautiful quality, as well as the exquisite phrasing of which he is such a master, are much in evidence in the comprehensive list of selections he has made. Mr. Williams was born in Ohio, of Welsh parents, as his name denotes. He is immensely popular in the United States, and his reputation has extended into England by means of his fine Victor records, and he is now a great favorite there, having made several successful concert tours of that country. There are few tenor voices that give one such a sense of satisfaction as Mr. Williams’. No matter how sustained and intense a song may be, his voice displays a fresh beauty of tone that is remarkable. The tenor’s old friends have been delighted at the opportunity of hearing him on the Victor, and the records have made him many new admirers. Mr. Williams’ list is composed mainly of English ballads (and none of the tenor’s admirers need to be told how well he sings songs of this kind) but includes several opera airs in English and a number of oratorio selections. Mr. Williams sings exclusively for the Victor. WILLIAMS RECORDS (Sung in English unless noted) Absent (Poem by Catharine Glen) Metcalfi64109!10!1.00 African—Oh, Paradise! (L’ Africana—O paradiso) Meyerbeer|74148| 12) 1.50 All Through the Night Jn English Welsh Air 74100) 12! 1.50 Answer Alfred Robyn!74205}12/1.50 Auld Lang Syne—Old Scotch Robert Burns|64105/10}1.00 Because Guy d’Hardelot/64133)| 10) 1.00 Bohéme—Rudolph’s Narrative, “‘ Thy Hands Are Frozen”’ Puccini) 74129) 12/1.50 Carmen—Flower Song (This Flower You Gave to Me) Bizet/74122)12/1.50 Come Into the Garden, Maud Michael Balfe|74109/ 12) 1.50 Crossing the Bar (Poem by Tennyson) Charles Willeby|74119/12/1.50 Dream, A Homer N. Bartlett|}64078/ 10) 1.00 Elijah—If With All Your Hearts Felix Mendelssohn|74088) |2/1.50 Elixir of Love—A Furtive Tear (Una furtiva lagrima) Donizetti|74150)12|1.50 Favorita—Spirit So Fair (Spirto gentil) Donizetti) 74141/12/1.50 Forgotten (Words anonymous) Eugene Cowles|74160) 12)1.50 Four Leaf Clover Brownell/64139)| 10) 1.00 Good Bye, Sweetheart, Good Bye Williams-Hatton'}64199}|10/}1.00 Holy Night—Cantique de Noel ’Cello obbligato Adolphe Adam/64106) 10/1.00 Judas Maccabaeus—Sound an Alarm Georg Friedrich Handel) 74131/12)1.50 Lass of Richmond Hill, The McNally|64100)/ 10) 1.00 Lead Kindly Light Newman-Dykes|6409 2/10) 1.00 Little Boy Blue (Poem by Eugene Field) Ethelbert Nevin|64102|10/1.00 Loch Lomond--By Yon Bonny Banks Old Scotch Air'64210)10) 1.00 Lohengrin—Lohengrin’s Narrative Richard Wagner|74130| 12) 1.50 Love Shall Be Lord Corbett! 74094 12/1.50 Martha—Like a Dream (M’appari) Friedrich Flotow|74128) 12|1.50 Mary of Argyle Nelson|64088) 10) 1.00 May Morning, A W eatherly-Denza|64158/ 10) 1.00 Meistersinger—Prize Song (Preislied) Richard Wagner|74115)}12/1.50 Mentra Gwen In Welsh Old Welsh Song/64141)10/1.00 Messiah—Comfort Ye My People Georg Friedrich Handel 74190) 12)1.50 Messiah—Ev'ry Valley Shall Be Exalted Georg Friedrich Handel|74189)12)1.50 Messiah—Recitative—Thy Rebuke (2) Air—Behold and See Handel 74126) 12/)1.50 Oh, Dry Those Tears Teresa Del Riego 74199/12'1.50 O! Na Byddai’n HafI Hyd (Davies) Jn Welsh Old Welsh Air|74181) 12) 1.50 Open the Gates of the Temple Joseph Knapp 74198 12|1.50 Prodigal Son—How Many Hired Servants Arthur Sullivan 74127) 12)1.50 Queen of Sheba—Lend Me Your Aid—Part I—Recitative Gounod 64086 | 10/1.00 Queen of Sheba—Lend Me Your Aid—Part II Gounod 64096 1|0)1.00 Serenade Franz Schubert 64093 101.00 Stabat Mater—Cujus animam /n Latin Rossini 74093) 12!1,50 Star of Bethlehem—Christmas Song Stephen Adams 74187 12 1,50 St. Paul—Be Thou Faithful Fehx Mendelssohn 74136 12'1.50 Sweet Miss Mary W. lal Neidlinger 64080 10 1.00