Victor records (Nov 1915)

VICTOR RECORDS Number | = Fire Music—See ‘‘Walkiire”’ F fest Brigade March (Weldon) Conway’s anes Te Gaaaeee =~ Southerner March, The (Russell Alexander) Conway’s Band) ‘eee Heart Throbs (Ejilenberg) (Bells) (Cello ob.) ea AT oaeliGees Good Night Quartet from ‘‘Erminie ”’ Victor Brass Quartet : a irst Kiss Waltz (Primo bacio) (Sartoro) Ocarina Mose pavers) Neder ones Four Little Blackberries (O’Connor) Banjo Vess L. Ossman : ane Nowell (Old Christmas Carol) Lyric Quarter 17647110) .75 Nazareth (Gounod) Lyric Quartet : Pee The (Gabussi) Stanley and Nee uED 3504011211.25 Raymond Overture (Thomas) Victor Band he: ae Boy (Abt) Harp Zither Mme. Kitty perece visions Heather Bells (Losey) Orchestra Bells Wm. H. Reitz ES ate: FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE QUARTET The Jubilee Songs collected and introduced to the world by Fisk University, and which might be called Negro Folk Songs, are quaint and interesting numbers. Some touch the heart with their pathos; and some although intensely religious, sometimes excite to laughter by their quaint conceptions of Biblical facts. The original company of Jubilee Singers traveled seven years inthe U.S. and Europe. After the disbanding of this company, the work was kept up by a quartet which has been kept in the field for a part of each season. The Victor has secured the record services of the genuine Fisk Quartet, and now presents a number of their unique songs. FISK UNIVERSITY QUARTET RECORDS Band of Gideon—Camp Meeting Song and My Soul is a Witness—Camp Meeting| 16864) 10 Done What You Tole Me To Do—Negro Folk Song and I Know the Lord Laid His Hands on Me—Camp Meeting Song|16895)10| . Golden Slippers—Folk Song and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot—Camp Song|16453)|10) .75 Great Campmeeting—Camp Song and There is a Balm in Gilead—Folk Song| 16487 | 10 I Couldn’t Hear Nobody Pray—Revival Song and_ Little David—Shout All Over God’s Heaven—Negro Folk Songs|16448|10| .75 I Know the Lord Laid His Hands on Me—Camp Meeting Song and Done What You Tole Me To Do—Negro Folk Song|16895) 10) .75 Little David, and Shout All Over God’s Heaven—Negro Folk Songs and J Couldn’t Hear Nobody Pray—Revival Song|16448)10| .75 My Soul is a Witness—Camp Meeting and Band of Gideon—Camp Meeting Song|16864|10} .75 Old Black Joe (Foster) and When Malindy Sings (Dunbar) Myers|35097/12/1.25 Po’ Mo’ner Got a Home at Last and Old Tunes (Dunbar) Myers|16843)10| .75 Roll, Jordan Roll and Banjo Song (Dunbar) Rev. J. A. Myers}\16466)10| .75 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot—Camp Song and Golden Slippers—Folk Song|16453\10| .75 There is a Balm in Gilead—Folk Song and Great Campmeeting—Camp Song|16487)|10| .75 ‘ee. That Never Comes Down (Finck) Edward eee TwesehiCies British Troops Passing Through Boulogne (Descriptive) § ue of Love (From “The Peasant Girl’) Brown-J. F. Perec i77ealTolers My Own Venetian Rose _ (Piantadosi-McCarthy) Campbell-Burr : ees of Love—Waltz (Flamme d’amour) Victor esp BEAT TOMES Henrietta Waltz (Channon) Victor Military Band ; eee on a Broadway Car—lIrish Specialty Steve portent 1é01 5110s I Think I See My Brother Coming Now (Helf ) Arthur Collins : ipenneer on a Farm—lIrish Specialty Steve raat ievatiie ers Shipmates—A Conversational Absurdity Golden and Hughes : anaes Motor Car—Irish Specialty (Porter) Steve Pe 1eaaeopers Father Was Out (Hill) Murry K. Hill : Ree St. Patrick’s Day Ada Jones and Len ppencey Tees one I’m Glad I’m a Boy—I’m Glad I’m a Girl Jones and Murray ; jatar ers The (La Lisonjera) (Chaminade) Pryor’s poe BEpDa Los Scarf Dance (Pas des Echarpes) (Chaminade) Pryor’s Band : Flatterer, The (La Lisonjera) (Chaminade) Pianoforte La Forge|70040 12/1.25 FLAUTO MAGICO (Flau’-toh Maj‘-ce-koh) See “MAGIC FLUTE” | Hite asa Bird (Dana) Frederick pelea) Trace ones Nearer My God to Thee (Adams-Mason) Raymond Dixon por ls FLIEGENDE HOLLANDER—See “Flying Dutchman”