16 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
16 records matching
Albert Watson sings 'Comfort Ye My People' and 'Every Valley Shall Be Exalted' from Handel's Messiah on Gramophone (Gram) 2193. Watson is not a widely traced name in standard vocal discographies. The two sides are the opening tenor numbers from Messiah, suggesting a tenor soloist. A specialist sacred-music record of modest collector interest.AI summary
Gram 2193 Voice
Gram 90/63
Berlin Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Melichar performing the overture to Leoncavallo's opera *Pagliacci* for Gramophone, a German label; a two-part classical side.AI summary
Gram 15387 Orchestra
Carl Rost performing 'Archibald Douglas' across two parts on the obscure Gram label.AI summary
Gram 15600 Voice
Ernst Svedélius, a Swedish baritone, recorded a Swedish song — 'Per Svinaherde' (The Swineherd) — for Gramophone, probably in the 1920s.AI summary
Gram 282361 Voice
Fritz Schrodter performing two Italian vocal standards, 'Serenata' and 'Musica proibita', on Gramophone. This appears to be a classical vocal recording from the acoustic era.AI summary
Gram 2-52729/30 Opera
Fritz Vogelstrom, a German singer, performing lieder on Gramophone catalogue 3-42790/1, likely an early pressing from the 1910s.AI summary
Gram 3-42790/1 Voice
Harry Thornton recorded 'Arrow and the Song' and 'Once' (credited to H. White) for the Gram label, catalogue 2006. Both artist and label are unidentified in standard references.AI summary
Gram 2006 Voice
Heinrich Schlusnus, a celebrated German baritone and art-song specialist, performing two Schubert songs: *Wenn Meine Mutter Hexen Konnt'* and the *Biterolf* aria, on Gramophone. Schlusnus was one of the foremost Lieder singers of the early 20th century.AI summary
Gram 62678 Classical
Gram 95479
Heinrich Schlusnus, the distinguished German baritone, recorded two further Lieder on the Gram label, a cheaper pressing house.AI summary
Gram 30002 Opera
Hermann Jadlowker was a celebrated Austro-Hungarian tenor of the early 20th century. This Gramophone recording of 'Zur Johannisnacht' represents the acoustic era of his career, when he was at the height of his fame.AI summary
Gram 70667 Opera
Karl Burrian, an Austro-Hungarian tenor, recorded 'Höchstes Vertrauen' and von Bary's 'Liebeslied' for Gramophone, German language art songs typical of his classical vocal repertoire.AI summary
Gram 3-42585/42925 Classical
Karl Burrian, a celebrated Austro-Hungarian dramatic tenor of the early 20th century, recorded on Gramophone—German titles suggest a European pressing of operatic repertoire from the acoustic era.AI summary
Gram 3-42585/42925 Opera
The Royal Military Band recorded orchestral selections from Bizet's *Carmen* and Delibes' *Coppélia* for Gram, a small British label. These are band arrangements of opera classics, likely from the 1920s or early 1930s.AI summary
Gram 90/63 Orchestra
Titta Ruffo, the legendary Italian baritone, on operatic excerpts: the "Largo al factotum" from Rossini's *Il Barbiere di Siviglia* and the "Prologo" from Leoncavallo's *I Pagliacci*, recorded for Gram (Gramophone) 85084. Ruffo was one of the most recorded and celebrated baritones of the early 20th century.AI summary
Gram 85084. Opera