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- AFaust-Le veau d'or
Pol Plancon singing 'Faust - Le Veau d'Or' (The Golden Calf) from Gounod's Faust on Victor, the celebrated French baritone recorded in the acoustic era.AI summary
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- AGrand Isi Grand Osiri
- BQui sdego non s'accende
Pol Plancon was a celebrated French bass and one of the most prolific singers of the acoustic recording era (1900–1920). This His Master's Voice DB-series recording captures him singing two arias: "Grand Isi Grand Osiri" and "Qui sdego non s'accende" from Verdi's *Rigoletto*.AI summary
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- AInvocation Magic Flute
Another early G&T recording by the French bass Pol Plançon, here singing an invocation from Mozart's The Magic Flute.AI summary
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- AJesus de Nazareth(06)
Pol Plancon was one of the greatest French baritones of the late 19th century, a founding member of the Metropolitan Opera; this His Master's Voice 78 is a solo aria from Mascagni's 'L'amico Fritz', recorded in his later years.AI summary
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- ALes Rameaux
- B(E Caruso/MJournet)Crucifix
Pol Plancon, a legendary French bass from the turn of the 20th century, recorded sacred pieces 'Les Rameaux' and 'Crucifix' on His Master's Voice DB591 in collaboration with Enrico Caruso and Mario Journet.AI summary
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- ALes Rameaux
- B(E Caruso/MJournet)Crucifix
Pol Plancon (1851–1914) was a legendary French baritone of the operatic stage; this His Master's Voice recording preserves one of the last great singers of the 19th century, also noting the presence of Caruso and Journet on the reverse.AI summary
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- ALes Rameaux
- B(E Caruso/MJournet)Crucifix
Pol Plancon, a French baritone of the Belle Époque era, recorded 'Les Rameaux' and a 'Crucifix' duet with Enrico Caruso and Marcel Journet on His Master's Voice DB591.AI summary
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- AMephistopheles Serenade
Pol Plançon, a legendary French baritone of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, recorded the 'Mephistopheles Serenade' (Gounod, *Faust*) for Victor 81040. Plançon was one of the greatest singers of the acoustic era and his recordings are historically important.AI summary
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- AQui sdegno non s'accende
Pol Plançon was one of the most admired operatic basses of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; this G&T acoustic disc in the 052 celebrity series presents the aria 'Qui sdegno non s'accende' from The Magic Flute.AI summary
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- AUne puce gentille chez un Prince logeait
- BDevant la Maison
Pol Plançon sings 'Une puce gentille chez un Prince logeait' and 'Devant la Maison' on HMV DA340 — a duplicate of id 21591 in this collection. Both copies are the same pressing; one is the one to sell.AI summary
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- AUne puce gentille chez un Prince logeait
- BDevant la Maison
Pol Plançon, the celebrated French bass regarded as one of the finest of the late nineteenth century and a long-serving star of the Met and Covent Garden, sings a Mephistopheles song and 'Devant la Maison' on HMV DA340. Plançon's recordings are collected by admirers of the basso cantante tradition; his HMV DA-series pressings are electric-era reissues or transfers.AI summary
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- AVous qui faites l'endormie (Faust)
Pol Plancon, the renowned French baritone (1851–1914), recorded this aria from Gounod's Faust for HMV's acoustic catalogue. Plancon was one of the first great operatic voices to be recorded, and his discs remain historically important documents of late-19th-century vocal style.AI summary