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Vendedor: squaqquarone ✉️ (239) 100%, Ubicación del artículo: Badia, IT, Realiza envíos a: EUROPEAN_UNION, Número de artículo: 294171601969 John McCormack:A Patrician Artist. Complete Electrical Recordings:1925-1942,16CD. Titolo completo : "John McCormack: A Patrician ArtistComplete Electrical Recordings: 1925-1942 and All Extant Broadcasts, and Complete Early Recordings 1904 and 1906". Etichetta :  Marston Records Data di pubblicazione : 28 maggio 2019. Il cofanetto, i 16 CD e il booklet sono nel seguente stato: "nuovi, intatti e mai usati". Prezzo Amazon:  $185.50 + $24.95 shipping Prezzo Marston Records: $ 185.00

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Contenuto . Questo cofanetto deluxe di 16 CD contiene oltre alle registrazioni elettriche complete del tenore 1925-1942, quattro appendici: due dischi di trasmissioni radiofoniche esistenti realizzate tra il 1926 e il 1942 e due contenenti le prime registrazioni su cilindro e su disco realizzate tra il 1904 e il 1906. Le trasmissioni radio esistenti (1926-1942) contengono un duetto rimasto inedito con il soprano Lucrezia Bori ("Night Hymn at Sea"), ed altri con Maggie Teyte, Evelyn Laye, Eileen Joyce, ecc.; il "Panis angelicus" del 1933 da New York per l’apertura dell'Anno Santo; due ballate irlandesi dell'ottobre 1936 introdotte dallo stesso McCormack: "The Ould Turf Fire" e "The Star of County Down". Interessante anche lo scambio tra il tenore e Bing Crosby (Hollywood 1937). Gli ultimi due CD del set comprendono nuovi restauri di tutte le 57 prime registrazioni di McCormack, effettuate su cilindro e disco nel 1904, dopo la sua vittoria al concorso nazionale di canto di Dublino Feis Ceoil nel 1903. Questi affascinanti, seppur primitivi, documenti vocali ci consentono di ascoltare l'artista prima del suo soggiorno in Italia nel 1905, quando si formò sotto il maestro Sabatini. Questi ultimi due CD contengono le introduzioni parlate di McCormack,spesso significative quanto il canto vero e proprio. Come tutti i lavori realizzati dalla Marston Recordings, anche la presentazione non è seconda a nessuno. I 16 dischi sono contenuti in una resistente scatola con finitura lucida. L'opuscolo di 163 pagine raccoglie saggi e note sulle registrazioni ed è realizzato dai due più autorevoli studiosi di John McCormack: Gordon Ledbetter, autore di due libri sul tenore, e Michael Aspinall, l'esperto riconosciuto a livello mondiale sull'arte del bel canto, di cui McCormack è stato uno dei massimi esponenti. I saggi di Gordon T. Ledbetter e Michael Aspinall forniscono una ricchezza di materiale biografico e una rassegna dell'eredità registrata dell'artista. Ricchissima la collezione di fotografie in bianco e nero contenute nel booklet,in particolare: una di McCormack con Vladimir Horowitz, un concerto di addio in una gremita Royal Albert Hall del 1938, senza un posto vuoto, e una foto di McCormack con Sir Edward Elgar scattata 1932. Il box è stato pubblicato dalla Marston in 1000 esemplari. Si riportano alcune recensioni dei maggiori esperti del settore.
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It is a remarkable accomplishment in all respects, made greater still when one considers the varying (and sometimes very poor) condition of the surviving materials... Taken all together, this labor of love is a must for the McCormack collector, or to any fancier of vintage opera and song that relishes great performances... 5 stars – For the McCormack completist, it doesn't get any better than this.

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CD 1 (79:44)

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

23 April 1925, Camden, New Jersey

1. When You and I Were Seventeen (Rosoff) 2:34
 

(BVE32534-4) 1086; HMV DA693

 
2. Moonlight and Roses (Lemare) 2:54
 

(BVE32535-1) unpublished

 
3. Moonlight and Roses (Lemare) 2:56
 

(BVE32535-2) 1092; HMV DA741

 
4. June Brought the Roses (Openshaw) 2:38
 

(BVE32536-1) 1086

 
5. June Brought the Roses (Openshaw) 2:38
 

(BVE32536-2) unpublished

 
6. The Sweetest Call (Morrow) 3:14
 

(BVE32537-2) 1092; HMV DA692 and DA741

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

24 April 1925, Camden, New Jersey

7. Schlafendes Jesuskind, No. 25, from MÖRIKE-LIEDER (Wolf) 2:41
 

(BVE32538-2) 1272; HMV DA953

 
8. I Look into Your Garden (Wood) 1:58
 

(BVE32539-2) 1147; HMV DA693

 
9. What a Wonderful World It Would Be (Löhr) 1:48
 

(BVE32540-1) unpublished(1)

 
10. Devotion (Wood) 2:21
 

(BVE32541-2) 1147; HMV DA692\t

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

14 October 1925, Camden, New Jersey

11. You Forgot to Remember (Berlin) 3:08
 

(BVE33464-1) 1121; HMV DA760

 
12. Oh, How I Miss You Tonight (Burke) 3:04
 

(BVE33465-1) 1121; HMV DA760

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

27 October 1925, New York City

13. Just a Cottage Small (Hanley) 2:38
 

(BVE33819-3) 1133; HMV DA765

 
14. Through All the Days to Be (Melville-Hope) 2:57
 

(BVE33820-1) unpublished

 
15. Through All the Days to Be (Melville-Hope) 3:00
 

(BVE33820-3) 1133; HMV DA780

 
16. Mother My Dear (Treharne) 2:42
 

(BVE33821-1) 1137; HMV DA765

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

17 December 1925, New York City

17. Love Me and I’ll Live Forever (Snyder) 3:01
 

(BVE34159-1) 1594; HMV DA893

 
18. Love Me and I’ll Live Forever (Snyder) 2:56
 

(BVE34159-3) ERC6007

 
19. When You and I Were Young, Maggie (Butterfield) 3:06
 

(BVE23525-4) 1173; HMV DA823

 
20. Luoghi sereni e cari (Donaudy) 2:38
 

(BVE34160-2) 1288

 
21. K detyam (To the Children), Op. 26, No. 7 (Rachmaninoff) 3:15
 

(BVE27085-4) 1288; HMV DA1112

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

18 December 1925, New York City

22. Unter’m Fenster (Underneath the Window), Op. 34, No. 3 (Schumann) 2:05
  with Lucrezia Bori, soprano  
 

(BVE34167-2) assigned Victor 3039, unpublished

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

23 December 1925, New York City

23. A Brown Bird Singing (Wood) 2:28
 

(BVE34176-2) 1137; HMV DA780

 
24. Silver Threads Among the Gold (Danks) 2:59
 

(BVE11834-4) 1173; HMV DA823

 
25. Silver Threads Among the Gold (Danks) 2:56
 

(BVE11834-5) unpublished

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

24 December 1925, New York City

26. Night Hymn at Sea (Goring Thomas) 2:49
  with Lucrezia Bori, soprano  
 

(BVE34166-4) unpublished

 
27. Night Hymn at Sea (Goring Thomas) 2:46
  with Lucrezia Bori, soprano  
 

(BVE34166-5) assigned 3039, unpublished

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

28 September 1926, New York City

28. The Far-Away Bells (Gordon) 2:44
 

(BVE36361-1) 1215; HMV DA858

 
29. The Far-Away Bells (Gordon) 2:47
 

(BVE36361-2) unpublished

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–10 with orchestra conducted by Rosario Bourdon; tracks 11–19 and 22–29 with orchestra conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; and tracks 20–21 with piano, Edwin Schneider.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 7, which is sung in German, and track 20, which is sung in Italian.

(1) We have not been able to trace the original test pressing of this unpublished recording. The transfer heard here is from a poor quality transcription made over fifty years ago.

CD 2 (78:40)

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

28 September 1926, New York City

1. When Twilight Comes, I’m Thinking of You (Horne) 3:26
 

(BVE36362-1) unpublished

 
2. When Twilight Comes, I’m Thinking of You (Horne) 3:23
 

(BVE36362-2) unpublished

 
3. When Twilight Comes, I’m Thinking of You (Horne) 3:23
 

(BVE36362-3) 1197; HMV DA840

 
4. Just for Today (Seaver) 3:09
 

(BVE36363-1) 1281; HMV DA929

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

30 September 1926, New York City

5. Lilies of Lorraine (Connor) 3:07
 

(BVE36374-1) 1229; HMV DA881

 
6. A Rose for Every Heart (Cadman) 3:24
 

(BVE36375-2) 1229; HMV DA881

 
7. A Rose for Every Heart (Cadman) 3:19
 

(BVE36375-3) unpublished

 
8. Calling Me Back to You (Seaver) 3:19
 

(BVE36376-2) 1197; HMV DA840

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

1 October 1926, Camden, New Jersey(2)

9. Adeste fideles (Traditional) 3:47
 

(CVE36606-1) 6607; HMV DB984

 
10. She Rested by the Broken Brook (Coleridge-Taylor) 3:22
 

(BVE35891-1) unpublished

 
11. A Prayer to Our Lady (Ford) 2:47
 

(BVE35892-1) unpublished

 
12. Love’s Secret (Bantock) 2:10
 

(BVE35893-1) unpublished

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

4 October 1926, New York City

13. Les Rameaux (The Palms) (Faure) 3:11
 

(CVE36384-1) 6607; DB984

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

17 December 1926, New York City

14. The Holy Child (Martin) 3:04
 

(BVE37147-1) 1281; HMV DA929

 
15. The Holy Child (Martin) 3:02
 

(BVE37147-2) unpublished

 
16. Because I Love You (Berlin) 3:01
 

(BVE37148-2) 1215; HMV DA858 and DA893

 
17. All’ mein Gedanken (“Minnelied”) (Traditional, arranged by Karg-Elert) 3:39
 

(BVE37149-1) 1272; HMV DA953

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

12 April 1927, Liederkranz Hall, New York City

18. Somewhere a Voice is Calling (Tate) 2:21
 

(BVE15419-3) 1247; HMV DA914

 
19. Marchéta (Schertzinger) 2:33
 

(BVE29865-3) 1247

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

4 May 1927, Liederkranz Hall, New York City

20. Wild Rose Lane, No. 3, from SONGS OF THE HEDGEROW (Martin) 3:26
 

(BVE38386-2) unpublished(3)

 
21. Fallen Leaf, Op. 101 (Logan) 3:01
 

(BVE38387-2) unpublished

 
22. Fallen Leaf, Op. 101 (Logan) 2:57
 

(BVE38387-3) issued on AGSA63 from a re-recording

 
23. Christ Went Up into the Hills (Hageman) 3:41
 

(CVE38388-1) 6708

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

6 May 1927, New York City

24. When You’re in Love (Blaufuss) 2:47
 

(BVE38731-2) issued on AGSA63 from a re-recording

 
25. Tick, Tick, Tock (Hamblen) 3:20
 

(BVE38732-1) 1594

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–8, 13–16 and 18–25 with orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; track 9 with orchestra and the “Trinity Choir”, conducted by Rosario Bourdon; tracks 10, 12 and 17 with piano, Edwin Schneider; and track 11 with piano, Edwin Schneider; violin, Alexander Schmidt; and cello, Alfred Lennartz.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 9, which is sung in Latin, and track 17, which is sung in German.

(2) The choir members for tracks 9–12 are: Mary Allen, Elsie Baker, Della Baker, Helen Clark, Richard Crooks, Frank Croxton, Royal Dadmun, Margaret Dunlap, Erva Giles, Emily Stokes Hagar, Charles Harrison, Charles Hart, Jackson Kinsey, Olive Kline, Lucy Isabelle Marsh, Lambert Murphy, Paul Parks, Fred Patton and Ruth Rogers.

(3) For unknown reasons, Victor re-recorded this side on to a new matrix and destroyed the original master. Six attempts were made to re-record this side.

CD 3 (78:25)

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

6 May 1927, New York City

1. Tick, Tick, Tock (Hamblen) 3:19
 

(BVE38732-2) unpublished

 
2. Panis angelicus (Franck) 3:53
 

(CVE38733-1) unpublished

 
3. Panis angelicus (Franck) 3:52
 

(CVE38733-2) 6708

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

1 September 1927, C Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London

4. La procession (Franck) 4:28
 

(Cc11335-2) DB1095

 

Songs of the Chinese Poets (Bantock)

5. Desolation (Op. 2, No. 3) 3:28
 

(Bb11336-1) DA917

 
6. Desolation (Op. 2, No. 3) 3:38
 

(Bb11336-2) unpublished

 
7. A Dream of Spring (Op. 2, No. 2) 2:49
 

(Bb11337-1) DA917

 
8. A Dream of Spring (Op. 2, No. 2) 2:47
 

(Bb11337-2) unpublished

 
9. Du meines Herzens Krönelein, Op. 21, No. 2 (Richard Strauss) 2:25
 

(Bb11338-1) unpublished(4)

 
10. Du meines Herzens Krönelein, Op. 21, No. 2 (Richard Strauss) 2:24
 

(Bb11338-2) DA932

 
11. Allerseelen, Op. 10, No. 8 (Richard Strauss) 2:50
 

(Bb11339-1) unpublished

 
12. Allerseelen, Op. 10, No. 8 (Richard Strauss) 2:53
 

(Bb11339-2) DA932; Victor 1660

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

2 September 1927, C Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London

13. Since First I Saw Your Face (Traditional, arranged by Somervell) 2:12
 

(Bb11340-2) DA946

 
14. J’aimais la vieille maison grise, from FORTUNIO (Messager) 2:23
 

(Bb11341-1) DA946

 
15. J’aimais la vieille maison grise, from FORTUNIO (Messager) 2:21
 

(Bb11341-2) Victor 1660

 
16. An Sylvia (Who is Sylvia?), D. 891 (Schubert) 2:26
 

(Bb11342-1) unpublished

 
17. An Sylvia (Who is Sylvia?), D. 891 (Schubert) 2:29
 

(Bb11342-2) DA933; Victor 1306

 
18. Die Liebe hat gelogen, D. 751 (Schubert) 2:25
 

(Bb11343-1) unpublished

 
19. Die Liebe hat gelogen, D. 751 (Schubert) 2:25
 

(Bb11343-2) DA933

 
20. A Fairy Story by the Fire (Merikanto) 1:54
 

(Bb11344-2) DA942 and DA1111; Victor 1307

 
21. L’anneau d’argent (The Little Silver Ring) (Chaminade) 2:10
 

(Bb11345-1) DA942; Victor 1303

 
22. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal, Op. 3, No. 2 (Quilter) 2:11
 

(Bb11346-1) DA1111

 
23. Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal, Op. 3, No. 2 (Quilter) 2:06
 

(Bb11346-2) Victor 1307

 
24. The Cloths of Heaven (Dunhill) 2:12
 

(Bb11347-1) Historic Masters HM77

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

5 September 1927, D Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London

25. Panis angelicus (Franck) 3:27
 

(CR1497-1) DB1095

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

11 October 1927, New York City

26. Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch) 4:25
 

(CVE39889-1) unpublished

 
27. Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch) 4:29
 

(CVE39889-3) 6776; HMV DB1200

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–3 with orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; tracks 4–24 and 26–27 with piano, Edwin Schneider; and track 25 with piano, Edwin Schneider; organ, Reginald Goss-Custard; and cello, Lauri Kennedy.

Languages: Tracks 1, 5–8, 13, 16–17, 20–24, 26–27 in English; tracks 2–3, 25 in Latin; tracks 4, 14–15 in French; and tracks 9–12, 18–19 in German.

(4) See footnote (1)

CD 4 (74:30)

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

11 October 1927, New York City

1. Love’s Old Sweet Song (Molloy) 3:31
 

(CVE40165-2) 6776; HMV DB1200

 
2. Bird Songs at Eventide (Coates) 3:00
 

(BVE40166-1) unpublished

 
3. Bird Songs at Eventide (Coates) 3:01
 

(BVE40166-2) 1303; HMV DA973

 
4. Beloved, I am Lonely (Craxton) 2:31
 

(BVE40167-1) unpublished(5)

 
5. Beloved, I am Lonely (Craxton) 2:36
 

(BVE40167-2) unpublished

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

12 October 1927, New York City

6. Net, tol’ko tot, kto znal (None But a Lonely Heart) Op. 6, No. 6 (Tchaikovsky) 3:32
 

(BVE40170-1) unpublished

 
7. Net, tol’ko tot, kto znal (None But a Lonely Heart) Op. 6, No. 6 (Tchaikovsky) 3:25
 

(BVE40170-2) 1306; HMV DA1112

 
8. The Rosary (Nevin) 2:13
 

(BVE40171-2) 1458; HMV DA1116

 
9. I Hear You Calling Me (Marshall) 3:40
 

(BVE40172-1) 1293; HMV DA958

 
10. I Hear You Calling Me (Marshall) 3:36
 

(BVE40172-2) unpublished

 
11. Mother Machree (Olcott and Ball) 3:16
 

(BVE40173-2) 1293; HMV DA958

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

13 October 1927, New York City

12. Annie Laurie (Scott) 2:46
 

(BVE40177-1) unpublished

 
13. Annie Laurie (Scott) 2:50
 

(BVE40177-2) 1305; HMV DA966

 
14. The Auld Scotch Sangs (Leeson) 3:03
 

(BVE40178-2) 1305; HMV DA966

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

13 January 1928, New York City

15. Dear Old Pal of Mine (Rice) 2:45
 

(BVE41543-2) 1321; HMV DA965

 
 

Sung in A

 
16. Dear Old Pal of Mine (Rice) 2:45
 

(BVE41543-3) unpublished

 
 

Sung in B-flat

 
17. The Irish Emigrant (Barker) 3:14
 

(BVE41544-1) issued on ERC6004 from a re-recording(6)

 
18. The Irish Emigrant (Barker) 3:19
 

(BVE41544-2) 1528; HMV DA1234

 
19. Roses of Picardy (Wood) 3:34
 

(BVE41545-2) 1321; HMV DA965

 
20. By the Short Cut to the Rosses (Traditional, arranged by Fox) 1:34
 

(BVE41546-1) 10-0041 from a re-recording(7)

 
21. By the Short Cut to the Rosses (Traditional, arranged by Fox) 1:34
 

(BVE41546-2) 1528; HMV DA1234

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

19 November 1928, New York City

22. Sonny Boy (Jolson-Henderson-DeSylva-Brown) 3:14
 

(BVE48178-3) 1360; HMV DA1027

 
23. Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time (Shilkret) 3:10
 

(BVE48179-1) 1360; HMV DA1027

 
24. Song of the Night (Waldrop) 3:08
 

(BVE48180-1) 1463; HMV DA1135

 
25. The Gateway of Dreams (English) 3:09
 

(BVE48181-1) 1463; HMV DA1135

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–5 and 9–21 with piano, Edwin Schneider; tracks 6–8 with piano, Edwin Schneider; and cello, Lauri Kennedy; and tracks 22–25 with orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English.

(5) See footnote (1)

(6) This transfer was made from an original master pressing

(7) This transfer was made from an original master pressing

CD 5 (79:10)

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY(8)

27 November 1928, New York City

1. Ave Maria, D. 839 (Schubert) 4:04
 

(CVE49209-2) 6927; HMV DB1297

 
2. Ave Maria, D. 839 (Schubert) 4:08
 

(CVE49209-3) 6927

 
3. Ständchen (Serenade), No. 4, from SCHWANENGESANG, D. 957 (Schubert) 3:49
 

(CVE49210-1) 6927

 
4. Ständchen (Serenade), No. 4, from SCHWANENGESANG, D. 957 (Schubert) 3:51
 

(CVE49210-2) 6927; HMV DB1297

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

28 November 1928, New York City Orchestra conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret

5. Der Leiermann (The Hurdy-Gurdy Man) , from WINTERREISE D. 911, No. 24; Ungeduld, from DIE SCHÖNE MÜLLERIN, D. 795, No. 7 , (orchestra only); Abschied (Farewell) , from SCHWANENGESANG, D. 957, No. 7 (Schubert) 4:51
 

(CVE49213-3) 6928

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

6 December 1928, New York City

6. Horch! horch! die Lerch’ (Hark, Hark, the Lark), D. 889; Heidenröslein, D. 257, (orchestra only); An Sylvia (Who is Sylvia?), D. 891 (Schubert) 3:53
 

(CVE49214-1) unpublished(9)

 
7. Nacht und Träume (Holy Night)(10), D. 827; Die Forelle, D. 550, (orchestra only); opening eight bars of Impromptu in A-flat, D. 935, No. 2, (orchestra only); An die Leier (To the Lyre), D. 737 (Schubert) 4:36
 

(CVE49237-3) 6926; HMV DB1383

 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

7 December 1928, New York City

8. Horch! horch! die Lerch’ (Hark, Hark, the Lark), D. 889; Heidenröslein, D. 257 (orchestra only); An Sylvia (Who is Sylvia?), D. 891 (Schubert) 4:03
 

(CVE49214-4) 6926; HMV DB1383

 
9. Wild Rose Lane, No. 3, from SONGS OF THE HEDGEROW (Martin) 3:31
 

(BVE49240-1) AGSA62

 
10. Wild Rose Lane, No. 3, from SONGS OF THE HEDGEROW (Martin) 3:36
 

(BVE49240-3) unpublished

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

10 April 1929, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

11. I Love to Hear You Singing (Wood) 2:51
 

(BVE51613-2) 1425; HMV DA1059

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

12 April 1929, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

12. Little Pal (Jolson-Henderson-DeSylva-Brown) 3:15
 

(BVE51620-2) 1425; HMV DA1059

 
13. A Garden in the Rain (Gibbons) 3:37
 

(BVE51621-2) 1400; HMV DA1050

 
14. Lover Come Back to Me (Romberg) 2:53
 

(BVE51622-2) 1400; HMV DA1050

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

15 October 1929, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

15. O König, das kann ich dir nicht sagen, from TRISTAN UND ISOLDE (Wagner) 3:53
 

(BVE TEST 426-1) unpublished(11)

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

16 October 1929, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

16. O Mary Dear [Londonderry Air] 3:17
 

(BVE56188-1) unpublished(12)

 
17. Just a Corner of Heaven to Me (Hanley) 3:06
 

(BVE56189-2) unpublished(13)

 
18. J’aimais la vieille maison grise, from FORTUNIO (Messager) 2:35
 

(BVE56190-2) unpublished(14)

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

17 October 1929, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

19. Ireland, Mother Ireland (Loughborough) 3:20
 

(BVE56192-2) unpublished(15)

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

18 October 1929, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

20. Norah O’Neale (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 3:15
 

(BVE56198-2) unpublished

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

19 February 1930, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

21. The Rose of Tralee (Glover) 3:25
 

(BVE58586-2) 1452; HMV DA1119

 
22. A Pair of Blue Eyes (Kernell) 3:20
 

(BVE58588-1) 1453; HMV DA1113

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–5 and 6–10 with orchestra and “Salon Group” conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; tracks 9–14 and 16–22 with orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; and track 15 with piano, Edwin Schneider.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 15, which is sung in German, and track 18, which is sung in French.

(8) The “Salon Group” includes Lewis James and James Melton, tenors; Elliot Shaw, baritone; and Wilfred Glenn, bass.

(9) See footnote (1).

(10) The title for this song is “Nacht und Träume”, which translates to “Night and Dreams” in English. The Victor label reads “Holy Night”, while the HMV label lists, “Holy Night (Night and Dreams)”. Holy night are the first words of this song, which correspond to the German incipit “Heil’ge Nacht”.

(11) Victor files note: “For Mr. McCormack to hear.” This recording ends in mid-phrase before the end of aria.

(12) See footnote (1).

(13) Ibid

(14) Ibid

(15) Ibid

CD 6 (79:56)

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

19 February 1930, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

1. A Pair of Blue Eyes (Kernell) 3:24
 

(BVE58588-2) unpublished

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

21 February 1930, 44th Street Laboratory, New York City

2. Little Boy Blue (Nevin) 2:41
 

(BVE58595-2) 1458; HMV DA1116

 
3. A Fairy Story by the Fire (Merikanto) 2:13
 

(BVE58596-1) assigned 1307 but not published

 
4. Ireland, Mother Ireland (Loughborough) 3:20
 

(BVE56192-3) unpublished

 
5. Ireland, Mother Ireland (Loughborough) 3:20
 

(BVE56192-4) 1452; HMV DA1119

 
6. I Feel You Near Me (Hanley) 2:29
 

(BVE58587-3) 1453; HMV DA1113

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

27 February 1930, Liederkranz Hall, New York City

7. Jehova! Du mein Vater! ... Meine Seele ist erschüttert! (Jehovah! Hear Me! ... My Heart is Sore Within Me), from CHRISTUS AM ÖLBERGE (Beethoven) 8:44
 

(CVE58684-1 and CVE58685-1) unpublished

 
8. Jehova! Du mein Vater!, from CHRISTUS AM ÖLBERGE, (Part 1 only) (Beethoven) 4:06
 

(CVE58684-2) unpublished(16)

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

10 March 1930, Liederkranz Hall, New York City

9. Song o’ My Heart (Hanley) 3:00
 

(BVE58690-1) unpublished

 
10. Wo find’ ich Trost, No. 31, from MÖRIKE-LIEDER (Wolf) 4:34
 

(CVE58691-1) unpublished

 
11. Wo find’ ich Trost, No. 31, from MÖRIKE-LIEDER (Wolf) 4:34
 

(CVE58691-2) unpublished

 
12. O König, das kann ich dir nicht sagen, from TRISTAN UND ISOLDE (Wagner) 4:30
 

(CVE58692-1) issued by RCA in 1950 on DSRB0980 from a re-recording

 

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3 December 1930, C Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London

13. There, Op. 176, No. 7 (Parry) 2:43
 

(Bb21026-1) unpublished

 
14. There, Op. 176, No. 7 (Parry) 2:42
 

(Bb21026-2) DA1172

 
15. The Fairy Tree (O’Brien) 2:25
 

(Bb21027-3) DA1178

 
16. Far Apart (Schneider) 2:52
 

(Bb21028-1) DA1178

 
17. Three Aspects, Op. 176, No. 1 (Parry) 2:58
 

(Bb21029-1) unpublished

 
18. Three Aspects, Op. 176, No. 1 (Parry) 2:57
 

(Bb21029-2) DA1172

 
19. Anakreons Grab, No. 29, from GOETHE-LIEDER (Wolf) 2:56
 

(Bb21030-1) unpublished

 
20. Anakreons Grab, No. 29, from GOETHE-LIEDER (Wolf) 2:50
 

(Bb21030-2) DA1170; Victor 1568

 
21. Schlafendes Jesuskind, No. 25, from MÖRIKE-LIEDER (Wolf) 3:05
 

(Bb21031-1) DA1170

 
22. Love’s Secret (Bantock) 2:23
 

(Bb21032-1) DA1175

 

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4 December 1930, C Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London

23. The Garden Where the Praties Grow (Traditional, arranged by Liddle) 2:36
 

(Bb21036-1) unpublished

 
24. The Garden Where the Praties Grow (Traditional, arranged by Liddle) 2:32
 

(Bb21036-2) DA1171; Victor 1553

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–12 with orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; and tracks 13–24 with piano, Edwin Schneider.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except tracks 8, 10–12, 19–21, which are sung in German.

(16) 27 February 1930 is the date inscribed on the test pressings of CVE58684-1 and CVE 58685-1. RCA files give the date as 28 February 1930.

CD 7 (79:13)

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4 December 1930, C Studio, Small Queen’s Hall, London

1. The Harp That Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls (Traditional) 2:25
 

(Bb21037-1) DA1171; Victor 1553

 
2. The Bitterness of Love (Dunn) 2:19
 

(Bb21040-2) DA1175; Victor 1568

 

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5 December 1930, Kingsway Hall, London

3. Ave Maria (Cornelius) 2:29
 

(Bb20690-2) DA1177

 
4. The Prayer Perfect (Speaks) 3:21
 

(Bb20691-2) DA1177; Victor 1554

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

6 July 1931, Hollywood

5. God Gave me Flowers (Torrance) 2:18
 

(PBVE61097-1) unpublished

 
6. God Gave me Flowers (Torrance) 2:18
 

(PBVE61097-2) unpublished

 

RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA

2 November 1931, New York City

7. Und willst du deinen Liebsten sterben sehen, No. 17, from ITALIENISCHES LIEDERBUCH (Wolf) 2:18
 

(BRC-HQ33-1) unpublished

 

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27 May 1932, Kingsway Hall, London

8. Hymn to Christ the King (O’Brien) 3:42
 

(2B3419-2) GSS1(17)

 

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31 May 1932, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

9. Beherzigung, No. 18, from GOETHE-LIEDER (Wolf) 3:02
 

(2B2276-2) unpublished

 
10. Beherzigung, No. 18, from GOETHE-LIEDER (Wolf) 3:02
 

(2B2276-3) DB1830

 
11. Ganymed, No. 50, from GOETHE-LIEDER (Wolf) 4:57
 

(2B2277-2) DB1830

 

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16 September 1932, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

12. Bless This House (Brahe) 2:51
 

(0B3850-1) DA1285; Victor 1625

 
13. Once in a Blue Moon (Fisher) 1:58
 

(0B3851-2) DA1285

 
14. L’Automne, Op. 18, No. 3 (Fauré) 3:03
 

(0B3852-1) DA1286

 
15. Is She Not Passing Fair? (Elgar) 2:19
 

(0B3853-1) DA1286; Victor 1649

 
16. A Prayer to Our Lady (Ford) 3:09
 

(0B3854-2) DA1287; Victor 1625

 
17. Charm Me Asleep (Sanderson) 3:45
 

(0B3855-1) DA1287; Victor 1649

 
18. I Know of Two Bright Eyes (Clutsam) 2:47
 

(0B3856-1) unpublished(18)

 

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7 September 1933, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

19. As I Sit Here (Sanderson) 2:27
 

(0B5305-4) DA1342

 
20. Vespers (Fisher) 2:33
  with Martin Broones, piano  
 

(0B5306-1) DA1343

 
21. Love’s Roses (Broones) 3:03
  with Percy Kahn, piano  
 

(0B5307-2) DA1341

 
22. South Winds (Kahn) 2:39
 

(0B5308-1) unpublished(19)

 
23. South Winds (Kahn) 2:42
 

(0B5308-2) DA1343

 
24. My Moonlight Madonna (Fibich) 2:34
 

(0B5309-1) DA1341

 

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13 September 1933, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

25. I Know of Two Bright Eyes (Clutsam) 2:31
 

(0B5310-2) DA1342

 

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24 August 1934, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

26. Music of the Night (Coates) 3:35
 

(0EA404-2) DA1390

 
27. A Song Remembered (Coates) 2:37
 

(0EA405-1) DA1390

 
28. Candle Light (Cadman) 2:31
 

(0EA406-1) DA1404

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–2, 5–7, 9–18 and 26–28 with piano, Edwin Schneider; tracks 3–4 with organ, Herbert Dawson; track 8 with organ, Herbert Dawson and male octet; and tracks 19–25 with piano, Percy Kahn.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except tracks 7, 9–11, which are sung in German, and track 14, which is sung in French.

(17) This record is a single-faced disc issued to benefit the building fund of Liverpool Cathedral. The reverse side contains photographs of the Archbishop of Liverpool and of McCormack as Rodolfo.

(18) See footnote (1).

(19) Ibid

CD 8 (77:40)

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24 August 1934, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

1. An Old Sacred Lullaby (Corner, arranged by Liddle) 2:53
 

(0EA407-1) DA1404

 
2. Ein neues andächtiges Kindelwiegen (Corner, arranged by Liddle) 2:56
 

(0EA408-1) assigned DA1675 but published only on HM77

 
3. Friend o’ Mine (Sanderson) 3:05
 

(0EA409-1) DA1391

 
4. Poor Man’s Garden (Russell) 2:24
 

(0EA410-1) DA1391; Victor 1695

 
5. Sweetly She Sleeps, My Alice Fair (Foster) 3:07
 

(0EA411-1) DA1405; Victor 1700

 
6. Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair (Foster) 3:08
 

(0EA412-2) DA1405; Victor 1700

 

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29 August 1934, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

7. Green Pastures (Sanderson) 3:04
 

(0EA419-2) DA1392; Victor 1695

 
8. A Little Prayer for Me (Russell) 2:27
 

(0EA420-2) DA1392

 
9. A Life Lesson (Nevin) 2:31
 

(0EA421-2) DA1406; Victor 1711

 
10. A Necklace of Love (Nevin) 2:00
 

(0EA422-1) DA1406; Victor 1711

 
11. Terence’s Farewell to Kathleen (Traditional) 3:33
 

(0EA423-1) DA1396

 
12. The Dawning of the Day (Traditional) 2:48
 

(0EA424-2) DA1396

 
13. A House Love Made for You and Me (Coates) 2:48
 

(0EA425-1) DA1393

 
14. The Quietest Things (Wood) 2:14
 

(0EA426-1) DA1393

 

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27 June 1935, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

15. Oh Gathering Clouds (Traditional, arranged by Bain) 1:56
 

(0EA2121-1) DA1427, DA1533; Victor 26772

 
16. Little Child of Mary (Burleigh) 2:40
 

(0EA2122-1) DA1427, DA1534; Victor 26772

 
17. Little Child of Mary (Burleigh) 2:41
 

(0EA2122-2) unpublished

 
18. When the Children Say Their Prayers (Russell) 2:21
 

(0EA2123-1) DA1425

 
19. Baby Aroon (O’Brien) 3:04
 

(0EA2124-1) DA1425

 
20. Baby Aroon (O’Brien) 3:07
 

(0EA2124-2) unpublished

 
21. When I Have Sung My Songs (Charles) 2:26
 

(0EA2125-1) DA1446

 
22. Song to the Seals (Bantock) 3:38
 

(0EA2126-1) DA1444, DA1534, DA1851

 
23. Earl Bristol’s Farewell (Traditional, arranged by Lidgey) 2:12
 

(0EA2127-1) DA1446

 

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28 June 1935, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

24. O Mary Dear [Londonderry Air] (Traditional, arranged by Schneider) 3:17
 

(0EA2128-1) unpublished

 
25. O Mary Dear [Londonderry Air] (Traditional, arranged by Schneider) 3:23
 

(0EA2128-2) DA1432(20)

 
26. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 3:02
 

(0EA2129-1) DA1432; Victor 26569

 
27. Shannon River (Morgan) 2:27
 

(0EA2130-1) DA1426; Victor 26569

 
28. Shannon River (Morgan) 2:26
 

(0EA2130-2) unpublished

 

Accompaniment: All tracks with piano, Edwin Schneider.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 2, which is sung in German.

(20) Issued by Victor on 10-0042 from a re-recording.

CD 9 (71:56)

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28 June 1935, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

1. I Met an Angel (Morgan) 2:47
 

(0EA2131-1) unpublished

 
2. I Met an Angel (Morgan) 2:44
 

(0EA2131-2) DA1426

 
3. Little House I Planned (Oliver) 2:46
 

(0EA2132-1) DA1428

 
4. Rise, Dawn of Love (Campton) 2:24
 

(0EA2133-1) DA1428

 
5. Herr, was trägt der Boden hier, No. 9, from SPANISCHES LIEDERBUCH (Wolf) 2:50
 

(0EA2134-1) DA1441; Victor 1739

 
6. Auch kleine Dinge, No. 1, from ITALIENISCHES LIEDERBUCH (Wolf) 2:07
 

(0EA2135-1) DA1441; Victor 1739

 

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23 July 1935, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

7. Love’s Secret (Bantock) 2:27
 

(0EA2180-1) DA1444, DA1533

 
 

Sung a semi-tone lower than in previous recordings

 
8. She Rested by the Broken Brook (Coleridge-Taylor) 3:25
 

(0EA2181-1) IR1060

 
9. The Cloths of Heaven (Dunhill) 2:32
 

(0EA2182-1) DA1445, DA1851; Victor 26705

 
10. O Men from the Fields (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:50
 

(0EA2183-1) DA1445; Victor 26705

 

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31 March 1936, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

11. In Sweet Content (Sanderson) 2:33
 

(0EA2746-1) DA1478

 
12. Ever in My Mind (Russell) 2:47
 

(0EA2747-1) DA1478

 
13. Green Isle of Erin (Roeckel) 4:02
 

(2EA2748-1A) DB2848

 
14. The Kerry Dance (Molloy) 4:14
 

(2EA2749-2) DB2848; Victor 14611

 
15. She is Far from the Land (Traditional, arranged by Lambert) 3:44
 

(2EA2750-1A) DB2849; Victor 14611

 
16. Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes (Traditional, arranged by Calcott) 3:03
 

(2EA2751-1) DB2849

 

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7 April 1936, Studio 1, Abbey Road, London

17. Caro Amor, from IL PASTOR FIDO (Handel) 4:22
 

(2EA2764-1A) DB2867; Victor 14305

 
18. Where’er You Walk, from SEMELE (Handel) 4:02
 

(2EA2765-1A) DB2867; Victor 14305

 
19. Träume, No. 5, from WESENDONCK-LIEDER (Wagner) 3:55
 

(2EA2766-1A) DB2868

 
20. Schlafendes Jesuskind, No. 25, from MÖRIKE-LIEDER (Wolf) 2:44
 

(2EA2767-1) DB2868

 

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30 November 1939, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

21. The Old House (O’Connor) 2:33
 

(0EA8320-1) DA1715

 
22. A Child’s Prayer (Thayer) 2:42
 

(0EA8321-1) DA1715

 
23. The Star of the County Down (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:07
 

(0EA8322-1) DA1718

 
24. I’ll Walk Beside You (Murray) 2:10
 

(0EA8323-1) DA1718

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–10 with piano, Edwin Schneider; tracks 11–12 with piano, Percy Kahn; tracks 13–16 with orchestra, conducted by Lawrance Collingwood; tracks 17–20 with orchestra, conducted by Walter Goehr; and tracks 21–24 with piano, Gerald Moore.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except tracks 5–6, and 19–20, which are sung in German, and track 17, which is sung in Italian.

CD 10 (74:26)

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12 April 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

1. When You Wish Upon a Star, from PINOCCHIO (Harline) 2:55
 

(0EA8525-1) DA1729

 
2. Little Wooden Head, from PINOCCHIO (Harline) 2:51
 

(0EA8526-1) DA1729

 
3. Little Wooden Head, from PINOCCHIO (Harline) 2:53
 

(0EA8526-2) unpublished

 
4. The Magic of Your Love (Lehár-Stothart) 3:07
 

(0EA8574-1) DA1730

 

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2 May 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

5. So Deep is the Night (Viaud-Chopin) 3:00
 

(0EA8399-1) DA1730

 
6. Mighty Lak’ a Rose (Nevin) 3:02
 

(0EA8604-1) DA1740

 
7. My Treasure (Trevalsa) 2:08
 

(0EA8605-1) DA1740

 

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19 June 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

8. Plaisir d’amour (Martini, arranged by Woodgate) 3:11
 

(0EA8806-1) DA1829

 
9. Nina (Ciampi) 2:27
 

(0EA8807-1) AGSA61

 
10. Echo (Somerset) 3:15
 

(0EA8808-1) DA1741

 
11. Trees (Rasbach) 2:03
 

(0EA8809-1) DA1741

 

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11 July 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

12. Kashmiri Song, No. 3, from Four Indian Love Lyrics (Woodforde-Finden) 3:40
 

(0EA8820-1) DA1746; Victor 2169

 
13. Till I Wake, No. 4, from Four Indian Love Lyrics (Woodforde-Finden) 2:55
 

(0EA8821-1) DA1746; Victor 2169

 
14. The Lass with the Delicate Air (Arne, arranged by Lehmann) 2:30
 

(0EA8822-1) AGSA52

 
15. The Blind Ploughman (Clarke) 2:14
 

(0EA8823-1) unpublished

 
 

Sung in E Minor

 
16. Passing By (Edward Purcell) 2:10
 

(0EA8824-1) AGSA57

 
17. The Sweetest Flower that Blows (Peterson) 2:24
 

(0EA8825-1) unpublished

 

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9 August 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

18. Oft in the Stilly Night (Traditional, arranged by Schneider) 3:36
 

(0EA8849-1) AGSA56

 
19. The Meeting of the Waters (Traditional, arranged by Schneider) 3:44
 

(0EA8850-1) DA1752

 
20. The Gentle Maiden (Traditional, arranged by Somervell) 2:42
 

(0EA8851-1) AGSA55

 
21. The Bard of Armagh (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 3:17
 

(0EA8852-1) DA1752

 

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25 October 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

22. Stille Nacht (Silent Night) (Gruber, arranged by Woodgate) 3:03
 

(0EA8887-1) DA1755

 
23. Legenda (A Legend), No. 5 , from Shestnadtsat’ pesen dlya detey (Sixteen Songs for Children), Op. 54 (Tchaikovsky) 2:58
 

(0EA8888-1) DA1755

 
24. Faith (Carne) 2:19
 

(0EA8889-1) DA1803; Victor 2205

 
25. All Through the Night (Ar hyd y nos) (Traditional) 3:06
 

(0EA8890-1) DA1756

 
26. See Amid the Winter Snow (Traditional, arranged by Goss) 2:53
 

(0EA8891-1) DA1756

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–4 with orchestra, conducted by Lawrance Collingwood; tracks 5–7 with orchestra, conducted by Walter Goehr; and tracks 8–26 with piano, Gerald Moore.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 8, which is sung in French; and track 9, which is sung in Italian.

CD 11 (78:14)

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17 December 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

1. There is a Green Hill Far Away (Gounod) 3:29
 

(0EA9062-1) DA1773

 
2. The Blind Ploughman (Clarke) 2:06
 

(0EA9063-1) AGSA59

 
 

Sung in F Minor

 
3. Wie unglücklich bin ich nit (Oh! What Bitter Grief is Mine), K. 147 (Mozart) 2:26
 

(0EA9064-1) DA1828

 
4. O, esli b mog vyrasit’ v zvuke vsyu silu stradaniy moikh (Oh, Could I But Express in Song) (Malashkin) 2:24
 

(0EA9065-1) DA1829

 
5. Since First I Saw Your Face (Traditional, arranged by Somervell) 2:20
 

(0EA9066-1) IR1060

 
6. Ye Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon (Miller, arranged by Moore) 3:12
 

(0EA9067-1) DA1762

 

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17 December 1940, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

7. Maiden of Morven (Traditional, arranged by Lawson) 3:08
 

(0EA9068-1) DA1762

 
8. Light of the Sunset Glow (Martin, arranged by Taylor) 3:05
 

(0EA9069-1) unpublished

 
9. Light of the Sunset Glow (Martin, arranged by Taylor) 3:11
 

(0EA9069-2) DA1770

 

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28 January 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

10. “God Keep You” is My Prayer (Ray) 2:47
 

(0EA9082-1) DA1770

 
11. At the Mid Hour of Night (Traditional, arranged by Stanford) 2:44
 

(0EA9083-1) AGSA60

 
12. When I Awake (Wright) 2:07
 

(0EA9084-1) AGSA58

 
13. Down By the Salley Gardens (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:44
 

(0EA9085-1) DA1778

 
14. She Rested By the Broken Brook (Coleridge-Taylor) 3:29
 

(0EA9086-1) DA1778

 

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6 March 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

15. Jesus Christus, Gottes Sohn (Jesus Christ, the Son of God), from CHRIST LAG IN TODESBANDEN, BWV 4 (Bach) 2:49
 

(0EA9099-1) DA1773

 
16. Jesus bleibet meine Freude (Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring), from HERZ UND MUND UND TAT UND LEBEN, BWV 147 (Bach) 3:22
 

(0EA9100-1) DA1786

 
17. The Street Sounds to the Soldiers’ Tread (Somervell) 2:08
 

(0EA9201-1) DA1834

 
18. Silent Noon (Vaughan Williams) 3:38
 

(0EA9202-1) DA1776

 
19. Loveliest of Trees (Somervell) 2:09
 

(0EA9203-1) DA1776

 
20. White in the Moon the Long Road Lies (Somervell) 2:54
 

(0EA9204-1) DA1834

 

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29 May 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

21. The Dawn Will Break (Wood) 2:42
 

(0EA9314-1) AGSA55

 
22. The Village That Nobody Knows (Wood) 3:26
 

(0EA9315-1) AGSA59

 
23. Dank sei Dir, Herr (Praise Ye the Lord) (Ochs, arranged by Franke) 3:08
 

(0EA9316-2) DA1786

 

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25 June 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

24. Linden Lea (Vaughan Williams) 2:32
 

(0EA9326-1) DA1791

 
25. The White Peace (Bax) 2:26
 

(0EA9327-1) DA1791

 
26. The Little Boats (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:14
 

(0EA9328-1) AGSA52

 
27. She Moved Through the Fair (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:36
 

(0EA9329-1) DA1813

 
28. No, Not More Welcome (Traditional, arranged by Keel) 2:56
 

(0EA9330-1) unpublished

 

Accompaniment: All tracks with piano, Gerald Moore.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English.

CD 12 (77:52)

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26 August 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

1. The Green Bushes (Traditional, arranged by Ryan) 3:07
 

(0EA9458-1) AGSA53

 
2. Bantry Bay (Traditional, arranged by Molloy) 3:28
 

(0EA9459-1) DA1813

 
3. Maureen (Roberton) 1:50
 

(0EA9461-1) AGSA54

 

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17 September 1941, Studio 3, London

4. Our Finest Hour (Moore) 1:58
 

(0EA9460-2) unpublished

 
 

Sung in E-flat

 
5. Our Finest Hour (Moore) 1:57
 

(0EA9460-3) DA1803; Victor 2205

 
 

Sung in E

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

6 October 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

6. Smilin’ Thro’ (Penn) 1:53
 

(0EA9478-1) DA1805

 
7. The Devout Lover (White) 3:54
 

(0EA9479-1) DA1805

 
8. Oh, Promise Me, Op. 50 (De Koven) 3:34
 

(0EA9487-1) IR1053 and AGSA56

 
9. A Rose Still Blooms in Picardy (Wood) 3:03
 

(0EA9489-1) unpublished

 
 

Sung in F

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

6 November 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

10. A Rose Still Blooms in Picardy (Wood) 3:01
 

(0EA9489-2) DA1806

 
 

Sung in F-sharp

 
11. Jerusalem (Parry) 2:11
 

(0EA9497-1) DA1817

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

8 November 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

12. Will You Go with Me (Murray) 2:51
 

(0EA9488-2) DA1806

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

25 November 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

13. Night Hymn at Sea (Goring-Thomas) 2:53
  with Maggie Teyte, soprano  
 

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE HOUR

 
14. Still wie die Nacht (Still as the Night) (Götze) 4:50
  with Maggie Teyte, soprano  
 

(2EA9652-1) unpublished

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

3 December 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

15. Off to Philadelphia (Traditional, arranged by Haynes) 3:33
 

(0EA9655-1) AGSA54

 
16. Come Back My Love (Rubinstein-Grün) 3:16
 

(0EA9656-1) DA1809

 
17. Here in the Quiet Hills (Carne) 2:32
 

(0EA9657-1) DA1809

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

23 December 1941, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

18. God Bless America (Berlin) 2:35
 

(0EA9666-3) DA1808

 
19. The Battle Hymn of the Republic (Steffe) 2:50
 

(0EA9667-3) DA1808

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

26 May 1942, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

20. By the Lakes of Killarney (Case) 2:56
 

(0EA9868-1) AGSA60

 
21. Love Thee, Dearest, Love Thee (Traditional) 2:46
 

(0EA9869-1) AGSA53

 
22. Children’s Prayer in Wartime (Wolfe) 3:28
 

(0EA9870-1) DA1817

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

10 August 1942, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

23. One Love Forever (Leslie-Smith) 2:23
 

(0EA9887-1) DA1820

 
24. Say a Little Prayer (Mason) 2:45
 

(0EA9888-1) DA1820

 

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LTD.

10 September 1942, Studio 3, Abbey Road, London

25. Ave verum corpus, K. 618 (Mozart, arranged by Schmidt) 2:51
 

(0EA9276-1) DA1828

 
26. An Chloe (To Chloe), K. 524 (Mozart) 2:57
 

(0EA9277-1) AGSA61

 
27. Waiting for You (Phillips) 2:12
 

(0EA9278-1) AGSA58

 

Accompaniment: All tracks with piano, Gerald Moore.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 25, which is sung in Latin.

CD 13 (78:05)

APPENDIX I: EXTANT RADIO BROADCASTS, 1926-1942

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE HOUR

1 January 1926, New York City

1. When You and I Were Young, Maggie (Butterfield) 3:30
2. Night Hymn at Sea (Goring-Thomas) 2:53
  with Lucrezia Bori, soprano  

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE HOUR

1 January 1927, New York City

3. Calling Me Back to You (Seaver) 3:27
4. The Holy Child (Martin) 2:52
5. Auf Flügeln des Gesanges (On Wings of Song) (Mendelssohn) 2:39
6. Closing announcement by McCormack 0:41

THE INSIDE STORY

With Edwin C. Hill, Host

10 February 1933, location unknown

7. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 3:01
8. Just for Today (incomplete) (Seaver) 3:08
9. McCormack-Hill conversation … The Isle of Beauty (Traditional) 3:31
10. That Tumble-Down Shack in Athlone (Sanders) 2:45
11. The Snowy Breasted Pearl (Traditional, arranged by Robinson) 1:16
12. Auf Flügeln des Gesanges (On Wings of Song) (incomplete) (Mendelssohn) 1:46
13. The Garden Where the Praties Grow (incomplete) (Traditional, arranged by Liddle) 2:12
14. Annie Laurie (Scott) 2:49
15. Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch) 2:01

THE HOLY YEAR INAUGURAL

2 April 1933, Radio City Music Hall, New York City

16. Panis angelicus (Franck) 2:49

VINCE MOUTHWASH PROGRAM

18 September 1934, New York City

17. Alma Mia, from FLORIDANTE (Handel) 2:32
  with Edwin Schneider, piano  
18. The Bard of Armagh (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:08

VINCE MOUTHWASH PROGRAM

9 January 1935, New York City

19. The Heavy Hours Are Almost Past (Boyce) 4:07

PROGRAM HONORING ACTOR THOMAS MEIGHAN

21 August 1935, New York City

(McCormack’s selections were relayed by short wave from London)

20. Love’s Roses (Broones) 2:36
21. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 2:46

THE MAGIC KEY

11 October 1936, New York City

(McCormack’s selections were relayed from Nashville, Tennessee)

22. Just for Today (Seaver) 3:14
23. The Ould Turf Fire (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 1:59
24. The Star of the County Down (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:50

THE MAGIC KEY

19 November 1936, New York City

25. O Mary Dear [Londonderry Air] (Traditional, arranged by Schneider) 4:00
26. Ever in My Mind (Russell) 2:29

THE MAGIC KEY

27 December 1936, New York City

27. Wie unglücklich bin ich nit (Oh! What Bitter Grief is Mine), K. 147 (Mozart) 2:27
28. The Star of the County Down (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:37
29. The Silent Hour of Prayer (Cadman) 3:00

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–4 and 7–10 with orchestra, conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret; tracks 5, 11-15, 22–24 and 28 with piano, Edwin Schneider; track 16 with piano and cello; tracks 17–19 with the “William Daly’s Orchestra”; tracks 20–21 with piano; tracks 25–27 and 29 with orchestra, conducted by Frank Black.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English except track 17, which is sung in Italian.

CD 14 (81:11)

APPENDIX I. EXTANT RADIO BROADCASTS, 1926-1942

SEALTEST SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY

With John McCormack, Host 2 January 1937, Hollywood

1. Opening announcement introducing John McCormack followed by McCormack’s remarks and introduction of the orchestra’s first selection 2:14
2. One Summer Morn (Richfield) 2:48
3. The Ould Turf Fire (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:48
4. Dryads, Sylvans, With Fair Flora, from THE TRIUMPH OF TIME AND TRUTH (Handel) 2:18
5. Come in, and Welcome (Russel) 2:55
6. McCormack’s closing remarks 0:45

RED CROSS FUNDRAISER

1 February 1937

(John McCormack relayed from Miami)

7. Just for Today (Seaver) 3:36

THE MAGIC KEY

14 March 1937, New York City

8. John McCormack introduces Irish baritone, Robert Irwin 0:49

KRAFT MUSIC HALL

With Bing Crosby, Host 13 May 1937, Hollywood

9. Conversation between McCormack and Crosby with interjections from unidentified comedian 5:21
10. So Do I Love You (Wood) 2:40
11. Shannon River (Morgan) 2:34

ROYAL GELATIN HOUR

With Rudy Vallee, Host 17 March 1938, Hollywood

12. Conversation between McCormack and Vallee 2:24
13. The Garden Where the Praties Grow (Traditional, arranged by Liddle) 3:15
14. Hail, Glorious Saint Patrick (Traditional) 2:09

UNIVERSAL NOTRE DAME NIGHT

25 April 1938

(John McCormack relayed from Hollywood)

15. The Bard of Armagh (Traditional) 3:34
16. The Star of the County Down (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:15

BBC SCRAPBOOK FOR 1903

With Patric Curwen, Host 6 December 1938, London

17. The Snowy Breasted Pearl (first verse) (Traditional, arranged by Robinson) 4:40
18. The Star of the County Down (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 1:57
19. McCormack and actress Gertie Miller reminisce 1:46
20. The Old House (first and third verse) (O’Connor) 2:32

BBC BROADCAST FOR THE ENTERTAINMENTS NATIONAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION

25 June 1940, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London

21. Where’er You Walk, from SEMELE (Handel) 5:23
22. The Star of the County Down (Traditional, arranged by Hughes) 2:27
23. I’ll Walk Beside You (Murray) 2:43
24. If I Should Fall in Love Again (Popplewell) 3:02
  with Evelyn Laye, soprano  

BBC BROADCAST FOR THE ENTERTAINMENTS NATIONAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION

2 January 1942, London, House of Dame Irene Vanbrugh Guests of Vanbrugh include John McCormack, Maggie Teyte, Eileen Joyce, Herbert Dannison and Gerald Moore.

25. Guests greet one another 2:10
26. Maggie Teyte sings Lullaby, Op. 57, No. 2 (Scott) 1:55
27. Eileen Joyce plays Etude Op. 10, No. 12 (Revolutionary) (Chopin) 4:36
28. The Gentle Maiden (Traditional, arranged by Somervell) 2:47
29. I’ll Walk Beside You (Murray) 2:47

Accompaniment: Tracks 2, 5 with orchestra, conducted by Ferde Grofé; track 3 with piano; track 4 with orchestra, conducted by Ferde Grofé and the “New Yorkers Mixed Chorus”; tracks 7, 10–11 and 13–16 with piano, Edwin Schneider; tracks 17–18, 21–23, 26 and 28-29 with piano, Gerald Moore; track 20 with the “BBC Orchestra”, conducted by Leslie Woodgate and piano, Gerald Moore; and track 24 with orchestra.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English.

CD 15 (77:56)

APPENDIX II: CYLINDER AND DISC RECORDINGS, 1904 and 1906

NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

21 September 1904, London

Two-minute, Edison cylinders

Spoken announcements by John McCormack

1. The Meeting of the Waters (Traditional) 2:12
 

13142

 
2. When Shall the Day Break in Erin (Fox) 2:06
 

13143

 
3. Love Thee, Dearest, Love Thee (Traditional) 2:17
 

13154

 

NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

22 September 1904, London

Two-minute, Edison cylinders

Spoken announcements by John McCormack

4. Molly Bawn (Lover) 2:09
 

13144

 
5. The Irish Emigrant (Barker) 2:19
 

13145

 
6. Killarney (Balfe) 2:19
 

13152

 
7. The Green Isle of Erin (Roeckel) 2:23
 

13153

 

NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

23 September 1904, London

Two-minute, Edison cylinders

8. The Snowy Breasted Pearl (Traditional, arranged by Robinson) 2:14
 

13124

 
9. Avourneen (King) 2:17
 

13146

 
10. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 2:08
 

13191

 

GRAMOPHONE AND TYPEWRITER, LTD.

23 September 1904, London

7-inch single-face discs

11. Love Thee, Dearest, Love Thee (Traditional) 2:09
 

(6462a) 3-2513

 
12. When Shall the Day Break in Erin? (Fox) 1:41
 

(6464a) 3-2520

 
13. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 1:52
 

(6464WD2) 3-2519

 
14. Killarney (Balfe) 2:05
 

(6466a) 3-2514

 
15. Norah, the Pride of Kildare (Parry) 2:11
 

(6467a) 3-2515

 
16. Come Back to Erin (Claribel) 1:53
 

(6468a) 3-2516

 
17. Eileen Allanah (Thomas) 2:07
 

(6469a) 3-2521

 
18. The Irish Emigrant (Barker) 2:04
 

(6470a) 3-2525

 
19. The Minstrel Boy (Traditional) 1:53
 

(6471a) 3-2522

 

GRAMOPHONE AND TYPEWRITER, LTD.

24 September 1904, London

10-inch single-face discs

20. The Snowy Breasted Pearl (Traditional, arranged by Robinson) 3:01
 

(5924b) 3-2168

 
21. The Meeting of the Waters (Traditional, arranged by Moore) 2:26
 

(5925b) 3-2163

 
22. The Green Isle of Erin (Roeckel) 3:25
 

(5927b) issued on Zonophone under the name John O’Reilly X-42310

 
23. Molly Bawn (Lover) 2:49
 

(5928b) 3-2164

 
24. Killarney (Balfe) 2:43
 

(5930b) 3-2216; DA552

 
25. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 2:54
 

(5931b) issued on Zonophone under the name John O’Reilly X-42208

 
26. Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Traditional) 3:01
 

(5932b) 3-2217

 
27. Killarney (Balfe) 2:43
 

(5933b) 3-2169

 
28. Come Back to Erin (Claribel) 2:47
 

(5934b) 3-2170

 

GRAMOPHONE AND TYPEWRITER, LTD.

26 September 1904, London

10-inch single-face discs

29. Eileen Allanah (Thomas) 2:44
 

(5938b) issued on Zonophone under the name John O’Reilly X-42318

 
30. The Foggy Dew (Traditional, arranged by Stanford) 3:02
 

(5944b) 3-2171

 
31. The Minstrel Boy (Traditional) 2:55
 

(5945b) issued on Zonophone under the name John O’Reilly X-42209

 
32. Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch) 3:05
 

(5947b) 3-2139

 

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–10 with orchestra, conducted by Hubert Bath; tracks 11–13, 15–23 and 29–32 with piano; tracks 14, 24–28 with piano and violin obbligato.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English.

CD 16 (55:24)

APPENDIX II: CYLINDER AND DISC RECORDINGS, 1904 and 1906

EDISON-BELL CONSOLIDATED PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

3 November 1904, London

Two-minute, black-wax cylinders

Spoken announcements by J. E. Hough

1. The Dear Little Shamrock (Shield) 2:20
 

6442-1

 
2. The Green Isle of Erin (Roeckel) 2:15
 

6443-1

 
3. Eileen Allanah (Thomas) 2:28
 

6444-1

 
4. Eileen Allanah (Thomas) 2:31
 

6444-2

 
5. Killarney (Balfe) 2:19
 

6445-1

 
6. Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch) 2:26
 

6446-1

 
7. Eily Mavourneen (Once Would My Heart with the Wildest Emotion), from THE LILY OF KILLARNEY (Benedict) 2:20
 

6447-1

 
8. The Minstrel Boy (Traditional) 2:23
 

6448-1

 
9. Come Back to Erin (Claribel) 2:25
 

6450-1

 

EDISON-BELL CONSOLIDATED PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

10 November 1904, London

Two-minute, black-wax cylinders

Spoken announcements by J. E. Hough

10. The Dear Little Shamrock (Shield) 2:14
 

6442-2

 
11. The Dear Little Shamrock (Shield) 2:24
 

6442-3

 
12. Eileen Allanah (Thomas) 2:26
 

6444-3

 
13. Eileen Allanah (Thomas) 2:25
 

6444-4

 
14. Kathleen Mavourneen (Crouch) 2:25
 

6446-3

 
15. Once Again (Sullivan) 2:26
 

6449-2

 
16. Come Back to Erin (Claribel) 2:24
 

6450-2

 
17. The Wearing of the Green (Traditional, arranged by James) 2:27
 

6451-1

 

EDISON-BELL CONSOLIDATED PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

July–August, 1906 London

Four-minute, black-wax cylinder

Spoken announcement by J. E. Hough

18. Home to Athlone (Greene) 2:31
 

10085-3

 

APPENDIX III: VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY

(Recordings not included in the McCormack Naxos series)

5 April 1912, Camden, New Jersey

19. Silver Threads Among the Gold (Danks) 3:21
 

(B-11834-1) 64260; HMV 4-2215

 

31 March 1915, Camden, New Jersey

Private unpublished recording without matrix number, sung by eight-year-old Cyril McCormack

John McCormack joining in during the refrain and announcing the date at the conclusion

20. It’s a Long Way to Tipperary (Williams) 3:12

9 May 1917, New York City or Camden, New Jersey

Private unpublished recording without matrix number, sung by eight-year-old Gwen McCormack

John McCormack joining in during the refrain and announcing the date at the conclusion

21. Poor Butterfly (Hubbell) 3:39

9 May 1917, New York City or Camden, New Jersey

Private unpublished recording without matrix number, sung by ten-year-old Cyril McCormack

John McCormack announcing the date at the conclusion

22. If I Knock the “L” Out of Kelly (Grant) 2:00

Accompaniment: Tracks 1–19 with orchestra; tracks 20 with piano, Edwin Schneider and violin obbligato, Howard Rattay; and 21–22 with piano, Edwin Schneider.

Languages: All tracks are sung in English.

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  • Condition: Nuevo
  • Attributi speciali: Compilation
  • Artista: John McCormack
  • Cofanetto: Booklet illustrato di 163 pagine
  • Genere: Classica e lirica
  • Etichetta discografica: Marston Records
  • Compilation: Si
  • Inserzione bundle: Sì
  • Edizione: Deluxe
  • Anno di pubblicazione: 2019
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  • Titolo: John McCormack: A Patrician Artist Complete Electr
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