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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

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Comment by MR B PAGE:

Tracks 2 to 4-Vivaldi:Violin Concerto in A Minor,Op.3 No.6 Tracks 10 to 12-Albinoni:Concerto No.11 in C Major for Two Oboes, Strings and Continuo.

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Comment by Redpunk ●:

Probably just to promote sales amongst the non-Italian speaking UK population. Riccardo is probably one of the more forgotten Opera singers.

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

You have to wonder why they included English translations of the titles while showing that they are sung in Italian.

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

This CD plays many excellent recordings from the era of 78s, beautifully transferred by David Michell, and with a subtle hint of 'Enhanced Stereo' added. Sadly, no details are given of the original 78s from which these tracks are transcribed, dates of recording, dates of release, or for the most part, of accompanists, orchestras and conductors. It's no use asking Shazam, they come up with wildly irrelevant nonsense.

Track 1 Sir Dan Godfrey conducting the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, Zampa Overture (parts 1 & 2) transcribed from Australian Columbia 02816
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Track 2 Luisa Tetrazzini: HMV D.B.690, 1954 reissue of a 1913 acoustic recording
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Track 3 Archie Camden, Allegro Spiritoso, orchestra conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty (knighted in 1925), 80 RPM 12” Shellac single Columbia L 1826, recorded 30 Mar 1926
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And issued in the USA on Columbia 67330D (1927) YouTube

Track 4 Heidenröslein (Hedge Roses), Alexander Kipnis with Roger Moore who is not mentioned here, unknown 78 (Recorded 1936
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Track 5 Alfredo Campoli with pianist Harold Pedlar unknown 78
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Track 6 Hallé Orchestra, Hamilton Harty Cossack Dance can be seen on Australian Columbia LOX-181
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or USA Columbia Masterworks 9076-M

Track 7 Peter Dawson, Why Do The Nations (so furiously rage together)? from Handel's Messiah
C.2694

Track 8 Greensleeves, by the Dolmetsch family Columbia DB 1062

Track 9 London Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey Toye, On Hearing The First Cuckoo In Spring
HMV 4270

Track 10 Dance Duet From Hansel And Gretel
Columbia 9909

Track 11 "Dame" Myra Hess - Jesu, Joy Of Man`s Desiring: the notes refer to "Dame" Muyra playing a series of concerts in London, which could make this the 1940 recording on
HMV B.9035
This is a more sprightly rendition than the earlier recording, in keeping with her intention to support British morale during the War. There is no posting of this on YT, all there being the slow, lugubrious performance.

Track 12 Hans Pfitzner's performance of Joseph Lanner's Pesther Waltz
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Track 13 Siegfried Ochs - Ein Albumblatt: Typo: the arranger is Wilhemj rather than Wilhelms. Not on 78Cat or YT

Track 14 Lawrence Tibbett - Largo Al Factotum, with uncredited orchestra
D.B. 1478

Track 15 Alfred Cortot Ballade No.1
HMV D.B.1343

Track 16 Cortot, Thibaud, Casals - Haydn Trio In G Major
D.A. 895

Track 17 Richard Tauber - Roses Of Picardy: Parlphone R.O. 20316, 1936
Typo: the arranger is Wilhemj rather than Wilhelms

Track 18 Massed Bands - "Tannhauser" March, cond. John Henry IIles
HMV B.8245 (not on YT)

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Comment by PhilMH:

Although made in England, this and other releases in the London CS series were US releases, as shown by the "Trademark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off." above the logo on the labels. The UK releases were on Decca, LXT 5626 (mono) and SXL 2266 (stereo).

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

Organists and accompanists count as soloists - thanks for adding them.

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Comment by gregs45s SUBS:

@Gill Sans
No problem:)
No, there are no actual soloists listed, just the 30 members of the choir en mass, there are two Organists however, Jonathan Vaughan and John Robinson,which i have added as Soloist's, (if, indeed that is the correct field).
That's very useful to know, i shall add more in the future.
cheers!

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

Sorry, I somehow missed your reply until now.
Thanks for adding more performers; are any soloists listed in the booklet? I'm not aware of a limit but you can add a lot more than the thirteen on this; here's one I did earlier, with over 100 performers! The Treasury Of English Church Music, 1100-1965