The complete Blanche Marchesi & selected recordings by pupils of Mathilde Marchesi
  • The complete Blanche Marchesi & selected recordings by pupils of Mathilde Marchesi

The complete Blanche Marchesi & selected recordings by pupils of Mathilde Marchesi

30,00 €

CD 1 (81:41)
All recordings are transferred at A = 440hz except where noted.

Blanche Marchesi (1863–1940)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, BERLIN, FEBRUARY 1906
Bruno Seidler-Winkler, piano
1. Bist du bei mir (Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel, arranged by J. S. Bach BWV 508) 3:00
  4138h (43756)  
2. Im Mai (Goldschmidt) 3:00
  4136h (43754)  
3. Eiapopeia (German folk song) 2:30
  4137h (43755)  

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, BERLIN, FEBRUARY 1906
orchestra conducted by Bruno Seidler-Winkler
4. CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA: Voi lo sapete (Mascagni) 3:17
  4135h (53441)  
5. TOSCA: Vissi d’arte (Puccini) 3:08
  4133h (53440)  
6. L’été (Chaminade) 3:17
  4132h (33593)  
7. Se saran rose (Arditi) 3:13
  4134h (53439)  

COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, LONDON, 4 JANUARY 1912
with unidentified pianist
8. Zauberlied (Magic Song) (Meyer-Hellmund) 2:30
  ten-inch test pressing bearing no matrix number  

PRIVATE TEST RECORDINGS MADE BY WILL DAY, LTD, LONDON, 1934
with unidentified pianist
recorded on ten-inch flexible cardboard discs
9. Le violette (A. Scarlatti) 2:44
10. Qual farfalletta amante (A. Scarlatti) 1:55
(the recording is incomplete, beginning during the A section.)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LONDON, 1936–1937
11. O death, rock me asleep (anonymous, formerly attributed to Queen Anne Boleyn; arranged by Arnold Dolmetch) 3:24
  Robert Ainsworth, piano
  23 September 1936; TTP1166-1 (JH10 and IRCC97B)  
12. DIDO AND AENEAS: Thy hand, Belinda ... When I am laid in earth (Purcell) 3:35
  Agnes Bedford, piano
  26 June 1936; TTP853-1 (JH9)  
13. DIDO AND AENEAS: Thy hand, Belinda ... When I am laid in earth (Purcell) 3:25
  Agnes Bedford, piano
  15 September 1936; TTP853-2 (JH9 and IRCC89A)  
14. Amuri, Amuri [Sicilian Cart Driver’s Song] (traditional; arranged by Geni Sadero) 2:39
  Agnes Bedford, piano
  26 June 1936; TTP853-1 (JH9 and IRCC 89B)  
15. Maria Wiegenlied (Reger) 1:31
  Robert Ainsworth, piano
  5 October 1936; TTP1283-1 (JH21)  
16. Sne (Snow) (Sigurd Lie) 1:52
  Robert Ainsworth, piano
  5 October 1936; TTP1283-1 (JH21)  
17. Nun wander, Maria No. 3 from SPANISCHES LIEDERBUCH, GEISTLICHE LIEDER (Wolf) 2:37
  Agnes Bedford, piano
  21 December 1937; TPX5377-1 (JG41 and IRCC119)  
18. La lettre (Ernest Moret) 1:47
  Agnes Bedford, piano
  21 December 1937; TPX5377-1 (JG41 and IRCC119)  
19. HERCULES: My father ... Peaceful rest (Handel) 4:15
  Agnes Bedford, piano
  21 December 1937; TPX5376-1 (JG41 and IRCC119)  

Esther Palliser (1868–?)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LONDON, JULY, SEPTEMBER, AND NOVEMBER 1902
Landon Ronald, piano
transferred at old Philharmonic tuning A = 452hz
20. XERXES: Ombra mai fu (Handel) 2:46
  11 November 1902; 2671b (53248)  
21. Bolero (Saint-Saëns) 2:34
  with May Walters Palliser
  2 September 1902; 2256b (4179)  
22. The sweetest flower that blows (Hawley) 2:14
  early July 1902; 2101b (3289)  
23. Mighty lak’ a rose (Nevin) 1:25
  early July 1902; 2101b (3289)  
24. Spring (Henchel) 2:53
  early July 1902; 2100b (3288)  
25. La folletta (Marchesi) 2:24
  early July 1902; 2102b (3290)  

Suzanne Adams (1872–1953)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LONDON, JULY 1902
Landon Ronald, piano
transferred at old Philharmonic tuning A = 452hz
26. FAUST: Ah! Je ris de me voir si belle [Jewel Song] (Gounod) 3:14
  2035b (3291)  
27. ROMÉO ET JULIETTE: Je veux vivre (Gounod) 2:52
  2037b (3293)  
28. Coquette (Stern) 2:36
  2036b (3292)  
29. Home, sweet home (Bishop) 2:22
  2149b (3294)  
30. Home, sweet home (Bishop) 2:26
  2149 (3294)  
Note: This alternative take was issued in 1905 on black label pressings which bear the same matrix number without a suffix.
Languages:
Tracks 1–3, 15, and 17 in German
Tracks 1–3, 15, and 17 in German
Tracks 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 20, and 25 in Italian
Tracks 6, 18, 21, and 26–28 in French
Tracks 8, 11–13, 19, 22–24, 29 and 30 in English
Track 14 in Sicilian
Track 16 in Norwegian

CD 2 (80:46)
All recordings are transferred at A = 440hz except where noted.

Suzanne Adams (1872–1953) (continued)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LONDON, EARLY JULY 1902
Landon Ronald, piano
transferred at old Philharmonic tuning A = 452hz
1. Printemps nouveau (Vidal) 1:38
  2151b (3295)  

Frances Saville (1865–1935)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, VIENNA, APRIL 1902
unidentified pianist
transferred at Viennese pitch A = 447hz
2. LOHENGRIN: Euch Luften, die mein Klagen (Wagner) 3:01
  952x (43241)  
3. MARTHA: Warum blühst Du, o Rose, im Garten allein? (Flotow) 2:37
  956x (43277)  
4. MANON: Restons ici ... Voyons Manon, plus de chimères (So bleib’ ich hier ... So zeig’, Manon, den ernsten Willen) (Massenet) 3:15
  873x (43280)  
5. MANON: Obéissons, quand leurs voix appelle (Folget dem Ruf, so lieblich zu hören) [Gavotte] (Massenet) 2:53
  874x (43224)  
6. LES CONTES D’HOFFMANN: Les oiseaux dans la charmille (Phöbus stolz im Sonnenwagen) (Offenbach) 2:29
  951x (43240)  
7. LES CONTES D’HOFFMANN: C’est une chanson d’amour qui s’envole (Hörst du es tönen) (Offenbach) 2:22
  875x (43225)  
8. Maman, dites-moi (Old French Air) 2:38
  955x (33333)  
9. Ninon (Tosti) 2:40
  954x (43287)  
10. Heidenröslein D.257 (Schubert) 1:59
  2439B seven-inch (43300)  
11. Wiegenlied, Op. 49, No. 4 (Brahms) 2:00
  2375B seven-inch (43184)  
12. Ich hätte nicht daran gedacht (Meyer-Helmund) 1:57
  2376B seven-inch (43185)  
13. Morgen send’ ich dir die Veilchen (Meyer-Helmund) 3:06
  876x (43285)  

Elizabeth Parkina (ca. 1878–1922)

THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY, LONDON, 1904 AND 1906
Landon Ronald, piano
14. Coming through the rye (traditional) 2:22
  4 February 1904; 4962b (3511)  
15. La villanelle (dell’Acqua) 3:16
  13 February 1904; 5056b (3515)  
16. Should he upbraid (Bishop) 2:40
  2 November 1904; 6201b (3586)  
17. Killarney (Balfe) 3:07
  2 November 1904; 6204b (3587)  
18. Ouvre tes yeux bleus (Massenet) 2:07
  2 November 1904; 6206b (33532)  
19. The little grey linnet (Willeby) 2:28
  30 November 1904; 6289b (3583)  
20. When you speak to me (d’Hardelot) 2:22
  2 November 1904; 6203b (3581)  
21. I know a lovely garden (d’Hardelot) 2:09
  30 November 1904; 6292b (3588)  
22. Mattinata (’Tis the day) (Leoncavallo) 2:02
  30 November 1904; 6293b (3584)  
23. La serenata (Tosti) 2:28
  2 June 1906; 8225b (3659)  
24. Spring (Tosti) 2:22
  2 June 1906; 8226b (3651)  
25. La fée aux chansons (Bemberg) 3:31
  2 June 1906; 666c (03088)  

Ada Crossley (1871–1929)

VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, 30 APRIL 1903
Christopher H. H. Booth, piano
26. Caro mio ben (Giordani) 3:06
  B-2186-2 (2186; 81001; 64007; IRCC 66)  
27. Four-leaf clover (Willeby) 2:12
  B-2189-1 (2189; 81004; 64008)  
28. Paysage (Hahn) 2:07
  B-2190-1 (2190; 81005; 64010; IRCC66)  
29. New Year’s Song (Mallinson) 1:44
  B-2191-1 (2191; 81006; 64009)  

PATHÉ, LONDON, 1905
unidentified pianist
transferred at old Philharmonic tuning A = 452hz
issued on two-minute cylinder and later on 29cm etched-label disc
30. Out on the rocks (Sainton-Dolby) 2:14
  50292 (transfer number 30928 R)  

PATHÉ, LONDON, 1906
unidentified pianist
transferred at old Philharmonic tuning A = 452hz
issued only on 29cm etched-label disc
31. The gleaner’s slumber song (Walthew) 3:36
  50300 (transfer number 32659 R)  

PATHÉ, LONDON, 1906
accompaniment by the Band of H. M. Scots Guards
transferred at British band pitch A=452
issued on 29cm etched-label disc
32. PAULUS: But the Lord is mindful of his own (Mendelssohn) 2:14
  50297 (transfer number 29774 SG)
52079-2

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Date de parution
2024
Année d'enregistrement
1906-1937
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Nombre de CD
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