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Mary Lewis

The golden-haired soprano

  • His master's voice:
  • Manon.
  • Je suis encore tout étourdie (3:47) ;
  • Allons! Il le faut ... Adieu, notre petite table (3:57) ;
  • Suis-je gentille ... Obéissons quand leur voix appelle (4:08) /
  • Massenet -- Thaïs.
  • Dis-moi que je suis belle (4:08) ;
  • Te souvient-il du lumineux voyage (4:14) /
  • Massenet --
  • Victor talking machine company:
  • Faust. Jewel song / Gounod (3:37) --
  • Thaïs. Te souvient-il du lumineux voyage / Massenet (4:30)
  • Pagliacci. Qual fiamma avea nel guardo ... che volo d'augelli / Leoncavallo (4:42)
  • La danza / Rossini (3:11) --
  • Les filles de cadiz / Delibes (3:46) --
  • Voci di primavera / J. Strauss (4:30) --
  • The second minuet / Dawdon ; Besley (2:45) --
  • Little bit of a fellow / Norris (2:54) --
  • The hand of you / Carrie Jacobs-Bond (2:37) --
  • From the land of sky-blue water / Cadman (2:23) --
  • Little grey home in the west / Löhr (3:02) --
  • The old folks at home / Foster (3:35) --
  • Dixie / Emmett (2:30). Thesaurus, twenty-five selections taken from transcription discs (1936-1939): Exultate jubilate. Alleluia / Mozart (2:55) --
  • Ave Maria / Bach ; Gounod (3:03) --
  • The holy child / Easthope Martin (3:19) --
  • Eili Eili / Trad. Yiddish ; arr. Schindler (4:13) --
  • Hamelto. Principe Hamleto / Franco Faccio (3:43) --
  • Le coq d'or. Hymn to the sun / Rimsky-Korsakov (3:26) --
  • Le nozze di figaro. Deh, vieni, non tardar / Mozart (5:27) --
  • Thaïs. L'amour est une vertu rare / Massenet (3:49) --
  • L'enfant et les sortilèges. Toi, le coeur de la rose / Ravel (2:02) --
  • Wohin? / Schubert (2:28) --
  • Die Lorelei (7:17) ; Du bist wie eine Blume (2:08) / Liszt --
  • Wiegenlied, op. 41, no. 1 (4:25) ; Morgen, op. 27, no. 4 (3:05) ; Ständchen, op. 17, no. 2 (2:55) / Richard Strauss --
  • Si mes vers avaient des ailes / Hahn (2:06) --
  • Clair de lune / Szulc (3:12) --
  • Carmen carmela / Hauge ; Ross (2:40) --
  • Ay, ay, ay / Trad. ; arr. Pérez-Freire (1:59) --
  • My lovely Celia / Monro ; arr. Wilson (2:50) --
  • Annie Laurie / Trad. Scottish ; Douglass ; Scott (3:25) --
  • The Kerry dance / Molloy (2:08) --
  • Last rose of summer / Moore (3:37) --
  • Danny boy / Trad. Irish (3:44) --
  • Still wie di Nacht / Böhm (3:12) --
  • Wien, Wien, nur du allein / Sieczynski (2:30) --
  • Rain / Eugene Ford (2:32) --
  • My old Kentucky home / Foster (2:44).
  • Mary Lewis - soprano
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129.00 PLN

2 CD:

Nr kat.: MAR52047
Label  : Marston (USA)

>>> Większa okładka A <<< >>> Większa okładka B <<< Arkansas-born Mary Lewis (1900–1941) was a charming lyric soprano of great beauty whose career was cut very short and whose life was fascinating and often tempestuous. Lewis was not your average singer. She left home at the age of 18 and joined a vaudeville troupe; she sang in cabarets in San Francisco; and was a member of the Bathing Beauties of the Christie Comedies. She subsequently studied with Jean de Reszke in Paris and made her operatic debut as Marguerite in Faust at the Vienna Volksoper in 1923. In 1924 she sang in the world premiere of Vaughn Williams’s Hugh the Drover. Her recorded legacy, though small, reveals a rare beauty. This set contains all of her acoustic HMV and electric Victor recordings, including six unpublished sides, as well as a selection of material from radio transcriptions.