Victor records (Nov 1916)

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VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS MICHAILOWA, MARIE, Soprano (Misch-ih' -oh-lah) This gifted Russian soprano is one of the most popular singers on the Victor List, and a short sketch of her career will doubtless be interesting. Marie Alexandrowna Michailowa was born in Little Russia, in the south of the Empire, and made her first appearance in Charkow when quite a young girl. She then went to St. Petersburg for further study, where her unusually beautiful voice quickly attracted the attention of the critics. At the close of her Conservatory studies, she was engaged at the Imperial Opera House (Theatre Imperial de St. Petersbourg), soon becoming the chief prima donna, a position which she held more than fifteen years. Her voice is an unusually beautiful and sympathetic one and of a velvety softness. THE MICHAILOWA RECORDS MICHAILOWA Ave Maria (Violin ete) In Latin Bach-Gounod 61131 10 $1.00 Cradle Song (Cello obbligato) Napravnik 61132 10 1.00 Fateful Moment (‘Cello obbligato) Tschaikowsky 61133 10 1.00 Freischtiitz—Annie’s Air Weber 61134 10 1.00 ocelyn—Lullaby (V ue pruucato) Godard 61139 10 1.00 et Joy Abide— Russian Folk Song with Balalaika Se Renee 61181 10 1.00 Lucia—Mad Scene (Flute obbligato) onizetti 61129 10 1.00 Pearl of Brazil—Charmant oiseau (Thou Brilliant Bird) (Flute obb. B David 61130 10 1.00 Rigoletto—Caro Nome (Dearest Name) Verdi 61141 10 1.00 Serenade (Flute obblicato) ‘’ Gounod 61144 10 1.00 Stormy Breezes—Russian Folk Song Edlichko 61126 10 1.00 Traviata—Addio del passato (Farewell to the Bright Visions) Verdi 61178 10 1.00 MICHAILOWA AND DAVIDOW DUET : Traviata—Un di felice, eterea Verdi 61138 10 1.00 MICHAILOWA AND TUGARINOFF DUETS Birds-are Gaily Singing, The Rubinstein 61127 10 1.00 Pique Dame—Es dammert (It is Evening) Jn German Tschaikowsky 61136 10 1.00 Russian Folk Song Dorrgomyschki 61142 10 1.00 Sea Gull’s Cry Grodski 61143 10 1.00 NIELSEN, ALICE, Soprano Miss Nielsen, though eminently successful several years ago in light opera, was very ambitious and became dissatisfied with her work, feeling that she could make no further progress. She therefore began patiently to study for grand opera. Her bravery in sacrificing at it; height one of the greatest careers in light opera this woild has ever known (and this at an age when glory and adulation appeal most strongly to a young girl) and entering the struggle for supremacy in Grand Opera, may account for her remarkable rise inte prominence: within the past few years. What she has accomplished is now a matter of history, and the beautiful records she has made for the Victor speak eloquently of the wonderful progress she has made. THE NIELSEN RECORDS (in Italian unless noted) } NIELSEN | Bacio, Il (Vocal Waltz ‘* The Kiss ’*’) Arditi 74107 12 $1.50 Bohéme—Mi chiamano Mimi (My Name is Mimi) Puccini 74062 12 1.50 Last Rose of Summer I/n English Moore 74121 12 1.50 Traviata—Addio del passato (Farewell to the Bright Visions) Verdi 64068 10 1.00 NIELSEN AND CONSTANTINO DUETS Faust—Dammi ancor (Let me Gaze) Gounod 74076 12 1.50 Lucia—Verranno a te sull’ aura Donizetti 74064 12 1.50 Rigoletto—E il sol dell’ anima Verdi 74063 12 1.50 Roméo et Juliette—Ange adorable Jn French Gounod 74108 12 1.50 Roméo et Juliette—Ne fuis pas encore /n French Gounod 64091 10 1.00 Traviata—Parigi o cara (Far from Gay Paris) Verdi 74075 12 1.50