Alma Gluck

AChanson Indoue

Label: His Master's Voice
Catalogue number: 7-33006
Genre: Classical
Condition: Good
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #743

Alma Gluck, the Romanian–American soprano, recorded 'Chanson Indoue' for HMV (7-33006). Gluck was a celebrated opera and concert singer of the early twentieth century; this electrical recording on HMV represents a late stage in her recording career.

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ABonnie sweet Bessie
BComin' thro' therye

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ACarry me back to old Virginny

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ACarry me back to old Virginny
BOld Black Joe

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AHave you seen but a whyte lillie grow
BCarmina

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Alma Gluck

AThe Brook

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AThe little old ...
B... back to Dixie

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AWill o the wisp
BFrom the land of the sky-blue water

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