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- AItalian National Anthem
Marcel Journet was a distinguished French bass who sang at the Paris Opéra and the Metropolitan Opera. This HMV pressing (7-52093) of the Italian National Anthem is an unusual side — a bass singing a patriotic piece rather than an operatic aria — but Journet's name gives it collecting appeal. The 7-52xxx catalogue range suggests an early acoustic pressing.AI summary
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- ALa Brabanconne
- BChant de guerre cosaque
Marcel Journet, the distinguished French bass, recorded 'La Brabançonne' (the Belgian national anthem) and the 'Chant de Guerre Cosaque' (Russian folk song) for His Master's Voice—nationalist and folk repertoire by a celebrated opera singer of the early 20th century.AI summary
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- ALegende de la Sauge
Marcel Journet, a celebrated French-Belgian baritone of the opera and art-song repertoire, recorded 'Légende de la Sauge' for RCA 6785. Journet was a principal voice at the Metropolitan Opera.AI summary
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- ALes deux Grenadiers
Marcel Journet, a celebrated French baritone of the early 20th century, sings 'Les deux Grenadiers' (The Two Grenadiers), Schubert's setting of Heinrich Heine's famous patriotic poem, on Victor.AI summary
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- ALohengrin
Marcel Journet, the distinguished French-Belgian bass-baritone, recorded Wagner's Lohengrin for HMV's prestige 3-series in the 1920s.AI summary
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- AMephistopheles Serenade
Marcel Journet, the French bass, sings Mephistopheles' Serenade from Gounod's 'Faust' on a single-sided G&T.AI summary
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- AO du mein holder Abendstern
Marcel Journet, a French baritone and one of the leading Wagnerian singers of the early 20th century, performing the *Abendsterrn* aria from *Tannhäuser* on Victor. This is an early recording of one of the great bass-baritones of the pre-acoustic era.AI summary
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- AStances Lakme
Marcel Journet was a distinguished French bass who sang at the Met, Covent Garden, and the Paris Opéra over a long career. Columbia 3135 presents his account of the Stances from Delibes's Lakmé — an unusual choice for a bass, suggesting this may be a different extract or a transcription. An early Columbia single-sided acoustic pressing by a major operatic bass.AI summary
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- AVecchia Zimara
Marcel Journet, the distinguished Belgian bass who sang at the Met, Covent Garden, and La Scala alongside the greatest singers of his era, performs 'Vecchia Zimarra' from La Bohème on Victor 64035, a single-sided pressing. Journet's Victor recordings are collected by admirers of the basso cantante tradition; the 64000 Victor series is an early acoustic single-sided format.AI summary
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- AVecchia zimarra
Marcel Journet, the French bass, sings Colline's 'Vecchia zimarra' from 'La bohème' on a single-sided Victor.AI summary