Victor records (May 1917)

VICTOR RECORDS ' | | Number | Size GOTTSCHALK, LOUIS M. See ‘ and “Softly Now the Light”’ GOUNOD, CHARLES FRANCOIS (1818-1893) (Goo-noh) ‘*Faust,”’ ‘Romeo et Juliette,” see those titles.) Born. Paris, 1818: ° Father, artist, died Entered Conservatory, Became organist in San Luigi church and In 1850, his Mass having made success Compositions by (For Gounod’s “Queen of Sheba’’ and ** Ave Maria,’’ Greatest French composer. when Gounod was 5. won Prix de Rome, 1837. contemplated becoming priest. in England, was asked to write a work for the Paris Académie. Other compositions. not important till 1859, when his masterpiece Faust appeared. Wrote many other operas, only Romeo being successful. Sapho, produced 1851, of all operas, given 1,500 times in Paris alone. Gounod died Paris, 1893. with the greatest of all-star casts. Taught first by mother. not a_ success. RECORDS OF GOUNOD COMPOSITIONS Colombe, La—Entr acte Funeral March of a Marionette _ Jésus de Nazareth Jn French Le Soir (At Evening) Jn French Nazareth— Christmas Song Nazareth—Christmas Song-—Croxton Praise Ye the Father—Trinity C Ring Out Wild Bells (Tennyson) Hemus Romeo and Juliet an Serenade, * Serenade Serenade There is a Green Hill Far Flute obbligato In Russian Away There is a Green Hill Far Away—Turner Unfold Ye Portals—Trinity Choir (oreo te: eas (Granados) Extase (Ecstasy) (Thome) (Sing, Smile, Slumber) Flute obbligato (1829-1869), Compositions by— ‘Day by Day,” “Holy Ghost,” “‘ Last Hope,’’ “*Pasquinade”’ a Opera Last years devoted to sacred and Traviata—Entr’acte— Orchestre mumnidniags and | Pol Plancon’ Maurice Renaud Messe Solennelle—Sanctus— Trinity C and Coronation and Doxology—T rinity C, and First Nowell—Lyric Quartet “and Yule-Tide—Pryor’s and Onward Christian Soldiers—T rinity C and Christmas Light Peerless Qt enetian Love Song—V ictor Concert Orchestra ‘Chantez, riez dormez”’ (Sing, Smile, Slumber) Flute odbligato Calvé Marie Michailowa Geraldine Farrar Homer and Lost Chord (Sullivan) Turner and Angels Ever Bright and Fair—Marsh Sousa’ Ss Ban Louise McKee’s Orchestra McKee’ s Orchestra GRAMMOPHON STRAK-ORKESTERN (Swedish Band) I susande skog, Bostonvals Krupp March (Wilhelm Wacek) Grande Valse, Op. 10 (Venzano) In Italian ar cn s Clock (Work) Leaf by Leaf the Roses Fall ( Bishop) (Sdéderstrém) Grammophon Strak-Orkestra and Kungl. Hallands Reg. paradmarsch, af Winter—Meissners Militér-Orkester (arene Duke of Baden March (Friedemann) U.S. Marine Band United States Marine Bund) 17656/10} .75 GOUNOD compositions, his oratorio, Redemption, one of the greatest of its kind. aust most popular Entire work recorded by the Victor, d 88119] 12/3.00 Vs 35574| | 67758/10| .75 ' Luisa’ Tetrazzini|88423| 12)/3.00 Hayden Quartet ay. ayden Quartet GRAND MARCHES (In slower’ time than usual—for marching: ¥ ‘For’ marches made especially for school marching see ‘* Educational ‘Records *) Africana—Marcia Indiana—La Scala Orch and T taottitan Prelate Stald Orch|68027 Rondo Capriccioso * (Mendelssohn) Vessella’s Band|35265 Valse Bleue (Margis) Sousa’s B|}16922 Band Nearer My God to Thee—Pryor’s B|}16817 and In Lilac Time— Victor Band|35397 and Aida—Grand March Boccaccio March (Von Suppé) Pryor’s B and Boston Commandery M’ch—Pryor's Clayton’s Grand March (Blake) Coronation March—Le Prophete (Meyerbeer) © Damnation of Faust—Hungarian March (Rakoczy March) Don Carlos M’ch (Verdi) Sousa’sB and Tannhéuser—Pilgrims’ Chorus—Brass Q)17133 (Chopin) Funeral March Funeral March (Chopin) Pryor’s B and Cujus Animam (Stabat Mater) Pryor’s B|}35157 Funeral March (Chopin) Pianoforte Funeral March Siegfried’s Funeral March March Indienne— See ‘‘ Africana” Marche Héroique ‘(Saint-Saéns) Pryor’s B and Dead March (‘‘Saul’’) Pryor’s B}16980 Marche Slave (Tschaikowsky) Marche Slave—Pryor’s B Tannhduser March (Wagner) Tannhauser March—Sousa’s Band Wedding March—Sée of a Marionette (Gounod) and W alkiire—Ride of Valkyries—Vessella’s Band|35369 | Victor Herbert’s Orchestra! 70050) | and Semiramide Overture—Police Band of Mexico|35167'| | Swedish Wedding March—Pryor’s Band and Spinning Song—Renard Trio|35159| | | ] (de I’Isle) Sousa’s Band 16514 “‘Lohengrin” and “*Wedding March” (Menttelksohn)t and. Marseillaise Pryor’s Ban Sousa’s Ban Pryor’s Ban ladimir de Pachman ousa’s Ban Sousa’s Ban ji 16198)10| .75 12|1.25 12|1.25 10] .75 10} .75 12}1.25 d/31503}12/1.00 d|31424!12)1.C0 10} -.75 d}31161}12)1.00 12}1 25 n|74304|12/1.50 d}/31081)|12)1.00 1211.25 O| .75 211.25 2\ 1.25 fa ees d\31423)12 1.00 O1.73