Lauritz Melchior

AI love you
BPlease don't say no

Label: His Master's Voice
Catalogue number: B9446
Genre: Opera
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #10841

Lauritz Melchior, the great Wagnerian tenor, on HMV with two romantic ballads, 'I Love You' and 'Please Don't Say No'.

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Lauritz Melchior

AFriedmund darf ich nicht heissen
BSiegmund heiss ich

A companion disc to 14582 from the same Danish Schallplatte series — Lauritz Melchior singing Siegmund's 'Friedmund darf ich nicht heissen' and 'Siegmund heiss ich' from Die Walküre on Schall 72867. These early Scandinavian pressings of Melchior in his prime Wagnerian roles represent some of the scarcest mainstream Heldentenor recordings in existence.AI summary

Schall 72867 Opera

Lauritz Melchior

ASchmiedelied Siegfried
BSchwertlied

Lauritz Melchior was the pre-eminent Heldentenor of the twentieth century, and his early recordings for the Danish Schallplatte (Schall) label — before his HMV and Victor period — are among the rarest documents of his voice. Schall 72857 carries the Schmiedelied and Schwertlied from Wagner's Siegfried, core Melchior repertoire pressed in Denmark in very limited quantities.AI summary

Schall 72857 Opera

Lauritz Melchior

AWintersturme wichen dem Wonnemond
BMorgenlich leuchtend im rosigen Schein

Lauritz Melchior, the legendary Wagnerian tenor, performing two passages from Wagner's *Die Walküre*: 'Wintersturme wichen' and 'Morgenlich leuchtend' on Brunswick 50085. Melchior was one of the most recorded and collected operatic voices of the twentieth century.AI summary

Brunswick 50085 Opera

Lauritz Melchior

AWithout a Song
BFor You Alone

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