Mary Garden

AAcross the Steppe
BEn Vain pour eviter

Label: His Master's Voice
Catalogue number: VA18
Genre: Opera
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #13382

Mary Garden, the Scottish-American soprano and opera star, recorded 'Across the Steppe' and 'En Vain pour eviter' for His Master's Voice VA18. Garden was a celebrated opera singer and interpreter of French repertoire, active from the 1900s onward.

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Mary Garden

AIl est doux il est bon
BLiberte

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AJock O'Hazeldean
BBlue bells of Scotland

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AJohn Anderson my Jo
BComin thro the Rye

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APour jamais ta Destinee
BQuel est donc en trouble charmant

Mary Garden, the legendary Scottish opera singer, recorded two arias from Massenet's Thaïs on Columbia A5284 in the early 1920s; one of the great divas of the Belle Époque.AI summary

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