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Onkel Greifenklau
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This channel is named after the Marschallin's uncle, who is mentioned toward the end of act one of Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier." It features recordings from the earliest days of the recording industry, as well as demonstrations of talking machines of the 1895-1929 period. I try to include recordings of less well known performers and recordings that are not readily found elsewhere. Although my collection cuts off in 1929, I have included a few interesting recordings from slightly later than that date. Many popular vocal recordings from this period contain language and portrayals that reflect racial and ethnic attitudes that were prevalent at that time; I include them here as historical documents and in no way condone or encourage these attitudes. Many of the records are in less than mint condition, so sound quality varies, and I do only a minimum of audio cleanup. None of my records are for sale.
Splendon più belle (Oreste Luppi) [reposting]
Oreste Luppi sings "Splendon più belle" from "La Favorita" on Fonotipia 92360, recorded 29 September 1908. This has been reposted to correct the pitch.
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No, pagliaccio non son (Giuseppe Armanini)
Просмотров 234 часа назад
Giuseppe Armanini sings "No, pagliaccio non son" from "Pagliacci" on Fonotipia 92387, recorded 24 October 1908.
Vi pare? ... Un tal gioco, credetemi (Giuseppe Armanini)
Просмотров 214 часа назад
Giuseppe Armanini sings "Vi pare? ... Un tal gioco, credetemi" from "Pagliacci" on Fonotipia 92386, recorded 22 October 1908.
Ma dunque è vero? (Giorgina Caprile and Giuseppe Krismer)
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Giorgina Caprile and Giuseppe Krismer sing "Ma dunque è vero?" from "Adriana Lecouvreur" on Fonotipia 92573, recorded 21 June 1909.
Ange adoré dont la céleste image (Giorgina Caprile and Giuseppe Krismer)
Просмотров 374 часа назад
Giorgina Caprile and Giuseppe Krismer sing "Ange adoré dont la céleste image" from "La damnation de Faust" (in Italian) on Fonotipia Ange adoré dont la céleste image, recorded 21 June 1909.
J'ai fait trois fois le tour du monde (Eugène Dathané)
Просмотров 269 часов назад
Eugène Dathané sings "J'ai fait trois fois le tour du monde" from Planquette's "Les cloches de Corneville" on Disque "Idéal" 7228, recorded c. 1912.
Vive la paresse (Georges Melgaty)
Просмотров 209 часов назад
Georges Melgaty sings "Vive la paresse" from Planquette's "Rip" on Disque "Idéal" 5367, recorded c. 1912.
La donna è mobile (Agustarello Affre)
Просмотров 249 часов назад
Agustarello Affre sings "La donna è mobile" from "Rigoletto" (in French) on 21-cm Pathé 3481, recorded c. 1903.
Elle ne croyait pas (Léon Beyle)
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Léon Beyle sings "Elle ne croyait pas" from "Mignon" on 21-cm Pathé 3243, recorded c. 1903.
In questo suolo . . . Ah! l'alto ardor (Tilde Carotini and Mattia Battistini)
Просмотров 469 часов назад
Tilde Carotini and Mattia Battistini, credited as Mme. Carotini and M. Baptistoni, sing "In questo suolo . . . Ah! l'alto ardor" from "La Favorita" on Empiro 2034, a pirated edition made from G&T 54034, recorded in 1902 in Warsaw. The picture shows the labels of both the pirated edition and the original G&T issue. The G&T edition used a smaller label; the pirated edition's label barely clears t...
Vedi, io piango (Aristodemo Giorgini)
Просмотров 439 часов назад
Aristodemo Giorgini, credited as Aristo Jorgono, sings "Vedi, io piango" from "Fedora" on Empiro 2034, a pirated edition made from G&T 52177, recorded in December 1904. The picture shows the labels of both the pirated edition and the original G&T issue.
E maintenant ô douces têtes blondes (Gabriel Soulacroix)
Просмотров 239 часов назад
Gabriel Soulacroix sings "E maintenant ô douces têtes blondes" from Planquette's "Rip" on 21-cm Pathé 3724, recorded c. 1903.
Qual voce! . . . Mira, di acerbe lagrime (Amélie Talexis and Lucien Rigaux)
Просмотров 5814 дней назад
Amélie Talexis and Lucien Rigaux sing "Qual voce! . . . Mira, di acerbe lagrime . . . Vivrà! Contende il giubilo" from "Il trovatore" (in French) on Odeon 60482/60470, recorded in 1907.
Ave Maria [Otello] (Edvige Medugno)
Просмотров 4414 дней назад
Edvige Medugno sings "Ave Maria" from "Otello" on Era 42402 (from a Beka master), recorded c. 1913/14.
La fatal pietra (Ettore Bergamaschi)
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Ettore Bergamaschi (as M. Bolognesi) sings "La fatal pietra" from "Aida" on Rejnaphone C 3002 (from a Fonografia Nazionale master), recorded c. 1924.
Mira d'acerbe lagrime (Margherita Del Metauro and Renato Meroni)
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Mira d'acerbe lagrime (Margherita Del Metauro and Renato Meroni)
Ma dall'arido stelo divulsa (Margherita Del Metauro)
Просмотров 2414 дней назад
Ma dall'arido stelo divulsa (Margherita Del Metauro)
Instant charmant . . . En fermant les yeux (Giuseppe Moriche)
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Instant charmant . . . En fermant les yeux (Giuseppe Moriche)
Combien j'ai douce souvenance (Aline Vallandri)
Просмотров 4514 дней назад
Combien j'ai douce souvenance (Aline Vallandri)
Deh vieni, non tardar (Aline Vallandri)
Просмотров 3914 дней назад
Deh vieni, non tardar (Aline Vallandri)
Les tringles des sistres tintaient (Magda Donatelli)
Просмотров 3714 дней назад
Les tringles des sistres tintaient (Magda Donatelli)
Faites-lui mes aveux (Magda Donatelli)
Просмотров 2114 дней назад
Faites-lui mes aveux (Magda Donatelli)
Vieni, ah! vieni (Laura Del Lungo and Gino Martinez Patti)
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Vieni, ah! vieni (Laura Del Lungo and Gino Martinez Patti)
Favorita del rey . . . Spirto gentil (Gino Martinez-Patti)
Просмотров 2114 дней назад
Favorita del rey . . . Spirto gentil (Gino Martinez-Patti)
Je suis seul . . . Ah! fuyez, douce image (Pietro Lara)
Просмотров 1914 дней назад
Je suis seul . . . Ah! fuyez, douce image (Pietro Lara)
Chi son? Chi son? Sono un poeta (Pietro Lara)
Просмотров 2514 дней назад
Chi son? Chi son? Sono un poeta (Pietro Lara)
Don’t care what anyone says, this goes hard af
Urgent to make hear at Herr Kaufmann Jonas!!!...
Ah! What a magnificent High C Sharp !
FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND FRIEND
Marvellous !
Perfect! Thank you very much dear sir
Thank you for letting me know about the incorrect pitch. I am not sure how I got it wrong the first time.
Would you sell this for $3? :)
Мастер звуковедения на У!!!
❤❤❤❤😊
SUPERBES AUS LÄNGST VERGANGENER ZEIT ❤
Amazing!
Lyrics: I hate a moral coward, one who lacks a manly spark I just detest a man afraid to go home in the dark I always spend my evening where there's women wine and song but like a man, I always bring my little wife along! I'm a member of the Midnight Crew I'm a night owl, and a wise bird too Home with the milk in the morning Singing the same old song! Rise with the moon, go to bed with the sun Early to bed, and you'll miss all the fun Bring your wife and trouble, it will never trouble you Make her a member of the Midnight Crew! The fun it doesn't stop 'til 12 on happy old Broadway So what's the use of going home, until the break of day? Now, something confidential, whisper not above a breath, I once went home at 2 AM, and scared my wife to death! I'm a member of the Midnight Crew I'm a night owl, and a wise bird too Home with the milk in the morning Singing the same old song! Rise with the moon, go to bed with the sun Early to bed, and you'll miss all the fun Bring your wife and trouble, it will never trouble you Make her a member of the Midnight Crew! I never shall forget the night I made Six Rappers' Run Although I didn't have a knife, a blackjack, or a gun I proved myself a hero of a very high degree I ran for home, and six of them, were running after me! I'm a member of the Midnight Crew I'm a night owl, and a wise bird too Home with the milk in the morning Singing the same old song! Rise with the moon, go to bed with the sun Early to bed, and you'll miss all the fun Bring your wife and trouble, it will never trouble you Make her a member of the Midnight Crew!
They spelled Paul Biese’s name wrong.
28 December 1910 (not 1912)
You're correct. I misread the date code. Thank you.
Quite impressive.
Eccezionale Nino Ederle 👏
Zonofono rarissimo del tenore Gaetano Breda, difficilissimo da reperire sul mercato specializzato. Un grande complimento all' amico Michael Sims per questa preziosa acquisizione 👏💯
Bellissima e rara incisione Odeon Fonotipia della Clotilde Rubini. Manca nel sito di Marcocci. Complimenti all' amico Michael Sims per questa nuova acquisizione. 👏
Superb!
SOLANGE is an opera by Gaston Salvayre to a libretto by Adolphe Aderer. Vallandri sang the title role in the world premiere. This record comes as a surprise to me, although I was familiar with her recording of the same little aria for Pathé. This one originally cut for the short lived PHONO label (whose unique matrix numbering system - a two-part number with a dot or comma in the middle, here it is "31.26" - makes their records easy to recognize among the Aspir/Idéal catalogue: No other Aspir/Idéal issues have any visible matrix number!)
Thank you for letting me know that it is an aria from an opera. I was misled by label designating it as a "chanson montagnarde." I didn't realize it was from an opera. I now see that it is the aria "Combien j'ai douce souvenance."
Tried a small audio reparation ruclips.net/video/sdIHtz86U6g/видео.html
magnifique enregistrement historique !!!
Why isn’t this on any release?
👍 just for the title
Does this record have a matrix number? Please report if you can spare the time...
A417 appears in the runoff area. I don't know if that is a matrix number--it doesn't resemble other matrix numbers I have seen on American Zonophones. The only other marking in the runoff area is the "D" that I understand indicates that a Dennison Recording Machine was used.
@@Onkel_Greifenklau Thank you! That's exactly the interesting thing: This matrix series does not fit among the normal NY Zono series (that is 4-digit without a letter) nor among any Victor or Gramo series. And Ventura isn't documented to have sung in NYC during those years. Jack Stanley and I strongly suspect the "A" stands for "Argentina" and these are Buenos Aires recordings, because some early tango records with the same type of matrix number have been found. A lot of Italian singers appeared at the Teatro Colón of course, and probably Zono took advantage of this to bolster their Italian series. If that theory holds water, the "complete" Aida on Zono is also from Buenos Aires as it has the same A-prefixed matrix numbers.
@@truesoundchris Very interesting!
this is my great great great uncle! can't believe i have his blood in mine, wish i could've met him
Only real ones know what it sounds like in reverse
Very impressive singer!
Very enjoyable.
A wonderful baritone!
Such a rare record... I'd love a copy of that. Never seen it for sale
Great singer. A pity she died so young in a freak accident.
In very loving memory of Mrs. Arah "Baby" Moore-Fowler (1900 - 1965 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).
Thank you for unearthing this lovely recording !
You're very welcome.
When you are a guy known for an edgy halloween hack of earthbound nd a friend just asked you to record a track for their webcomic's first year:
MIBU with derpy face
Divino ❤
It's unfortunate they didn't clean up the hissing. Her voice is gorgeous and pure. Love it!
This is a wonderful recording, and you are a hero for posting it: but there is something very wrong about that information and those dates: that is no 14-y/o.
Most sources I have found give his birthdate as 1889, which would make him 14 when he made his three records. Teatro Nuovo says: “Umberto Pini-Corsi, the tenor son of the baritone named above, is our youngest. He was born in Bologna on Dec. 25 1889, started out as a boy soprano in performances with his parents, and made his only recordings in 1904 (exact date unknown but likely before Christmas). The poor lad died of tuberculosis at just 21, after only a handful of concert and operatic appearances. It would have been fascinating to hear the mature work of a teenager who could sing 'Ecco ridente in cielo' like this.” historicaltenors.net gives this information: “Son of bass-baritone Antonio Pini-Corsi and his wife, mezzosoprano Clorinda Nistri. He studied both voice and composition, made three recordings in 1904, at age 14, and sang with his father in 1901 in a concert. He also composed one opera, and died of tuberculosis at age 21.”
Does anybody have any biographical information on Charles P. Lowe?
Matzenauer was one of the greatest!
Very Accomplished!
recorded early in 1912
recorded early in 1912
I have this disc and have always thought the coupling to be very strange.
Yes. I can't understand why they would wait so long to issue these recordings and then put both of them on the same disc. Very strange indeed!
Thanks for the interesting (and as usual with Edison, somewhat bizarre) relrease history and choices. Good recordings.
You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed them.
Another thumbs-up for this charismatic tenor… 🌹🌹🌹 I‘m glad I was allowed to discover him! 👍 Thank you for sharing his impressive recordings! 🙏🍀
Another extremely rewarding performance by Arthur Cavara… commanding… radiant… with a nice amount of vocal magnetism… 🌹⭐️🌹 Thanks for sharing! 🙏🍀
An impressive and attractive voice in combination with a very convincing interpretational talent… 🌹⭐️🌹 Can we please bring him back to today‘s opera stages…? Thank you for sharing Mr. Cavara‘s exciting and inspiring recordings! 🙏🍀
How strange that on the record Gounod is mentioned as the composer… I wonder how such a mistake can happen… But Puccini‘s beautiful, soulful music still sounds beautiful and soulful, and that‘s the most important part! ✨✨✨ Thank you for sharing this noteworthy (shortened) recording and performance! 🙏🍀
That is not the only time a company has gotten the composer's name wrong. Record labels are notoriously unreliable!
@@Onkel_Greifenklau Oh, I didn‘t know that! I only realized that the titles of songs and arias are often spelled wrong on CDs, especially when they aren‘t in English. Only the best labels aren‘t prone to these spelling mistakes…