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VICTOR RECORDS 4 Number = Price Strauss’ Taillefer, Dvorak’s Stabat Mater, and Judas Maccabeus ; witu the Apollo Club
of St. Louis; Minneapolis Philharmonic Society, numerous musical festivals, ete.
Mr. Beddoe’s voice is of wide compass, at once robust and lyric in quality and absolutely even throughout its range. He uses it with rare taste, and his performance of operatic atlas is as noteworthy as his oratorio singing, while in ballads also he is an equally satisfactory artist.
This artist now sings exclusively for the Victor.
BEDDOE RECORDS (Jn English)
Der Freischutz—Thro’ the Forest (Durch die Walder) Weber 74244/12 1.50 Elijah—Then Shall the Righteous Shine Forth Mendelssohn 64196 10/1.00 lrish Love Song (Opus 22) Margaret :R. Lang 64195 10)1.00
Lee, The (Schubert) (2) Minute Waltz (Chopin) Violin Solos | Maud Powell 64076 10) 1.00 BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG VON (Bay’-tov-en) (1770-1827) Born Bonn, Germany, 1770. Began study of music at age 4. Played at concert at 8. Began composition at 10, writing a cantata and ‘‘nine variations.” Assistant to concert organist at 11, at 12 conductor of Court Opera Orchestra (without pay!). When 14 was granted a salary of 150 florins (about $80). In 1787 made first visit to Vienna, a great event for the boy. Compositions not important until 1795, but from then to his death wrote 260 works, including nine symphonies, seven concertos, two masses, thirty-six piano sonatas, besides over 100 songs, etc. Only opera, F idelio, ' produced Vienna, 1805. BEETHOVEN Beethoven's influence on art of music very great and can hardly be estimated. He died March 26, 1827; buried in Wahnnger Cemetery, Vienna. BEETHOVEN RECORDS
Fidelio— Welch ein Augenblick (Fateful Moment) Jn German Otto Goritz,64165 10° 1.00 In questa tomba obscura (In Sepulchral Darkness) Jn /talian Witherspoon 64222,10,1.00 Leonora Overture, No. 3 and Attila Selection (Verdi) Pryor’s Band\35181| 12\1.25 Minuet in G, No. 2 Violin Mischa Elman 64121) 10) 1.00: Moonlight Sonata—First Movement Vessella’s Italian Rand 31828 12|1.00 Beggar Student—Czardas (Millocker) Jn French Blanche Arral|64098 10)1.00 Behold and See—‘“ Messiah” (Handel) Evan Williams 74126 12)1.50 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms _ English (Moore) John McCormack 64180 10 1.00
Believe Me, If All Those Endearing (Moore) Geraldine Farrar |87025 10 2.00 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing (Moore) Nellie Melba 88156, 12/3.00 {Believe Me, If All Those Endearing (Moore) Elizabeth yee 16401110} .75 \ Sally in Our Alley (Carey) Whitney Quartet las tek Bella figlia dell ’amore—See “ Rigoletto Quartet”
BELL, DIGBY, Comedian—See “ Man Who Fanned Casey”
sBelle Brandon Richard José\) ge66 10 75 \ When You and I Were Young Maggie (Butterfield) Will Oakland) Pert: Belle of Brittany—Gems from Victor Light Opera Co. 31765)12 1.00 Chorus, Act bs WO Giddy Goats ""—** Daffodil Time ""—** Little | Country Mice *’—‘‘ Stepping Stones —‘*The Old Chateau’’—Finale, ** All Roads Lead to Church”’
{Belle of New York Selection (Kerker) Pryor’s Band\ 3.1 04)1211 95 Mikado Waltzes—for dancing (Sullivan) Pryor’s BandJ ; Belle of the Barbers’ Ball (Cohan-Craig) Jones and Murray|\| TeanT Gina Kiss Me (Berlin-Snyder) Elida Morris{ :
Belle of the West—Schottische (Selling) Bell Solo Chapman 4613 10, .60 BELL EFFECTS—Records With
In Lover's Lane (Arthur Pryor) Pryor’s Band) 5522/10) .60 In aClock Store (Orth) Victor Orchestra 31618 12 1.00 Liberty Bell March (Sousa) with Chimes Sousa’s Band! 1193) 10! .60 Snyder Successes— Victor Orch and Haviland’s Happy Hits— Victor Orch 16963 10 .75
BELLS OF CORNEVILLE—See “Chimes of Normandy” | | | BELLIN!, VINCENZO ( Bell’ len’ -ee) (1801-1835), Compositions |
by—See “Norma,” “ Puritani,” “Sonnambula”