Track Listing


Total time: [79:22]

Gramophone Company, Ltd., Paris

1. GUILLAUME TELL: Sois immobile (Rossini) 3:27
  1919; (797aj) 032334  
2. LA FAVORITE: Léonor, viens (Donizetti) 3:32
  1919; (796aj) 032333  
3. LA TRAVIATA: Di Provenza il mar (Verdi) 4:24
  17 April 1914; (029498v) 032319  
4. LE TROUVÈRE: Son regard, son doux sourire [Il balen del suo sorriso] (Verdi) 3:20
  17 April 1914; (18777u) 4-32370  
5. UN BALLO IN MASCHERA: Eri tu che macchiavi quell’anima (Verdi) 4:15
  18 April 1916; (395af) 032327  
6. AIDA: Suo padre … Quest’assisa ch’io vesto vi dica (Verdi) 2:55
  14 January, 1914; (18628½u) 4-32369  
7. OTELLO: Vanne; la tua meta già vedo … Credo in un Dio crudel (Verdi) 4:28
  17 April 1916; (386af) 032324  
8. DER FLIEGENDE HOLLÄNDER: Die Frist ist um (Wagner) 4:34
  20 May 1914; (02975v) 032341  
9. TANNHÄUSER: Wie Todesahnung, Dämmrung deckt die Lande … O du mein holder Abendstern (Wagner) 4:29
  20 May 1914; (02976v) 032342  
10. PARSIFAL: Mein Sohn Amfortas, bist du am Amt? (Les lamentations d’Amfortas, Act 1) (Wagner) 9:06
  16 May 1914; (02965v/66v) 032313/14  
11. LES PÊCHEURS DE PERLES: L’orage s’est calmé (Bizet) 4:22
  3 April 1916; (381af) 032322  
12. LES PÊCHEURS DE PERLES: Au fond du temple saint (Bizet) 4:17
  with Maurice Capitaine, tenor
16 May 1914; (02964v) 034203
 
13. HAMLET: La fatigue alourdit mes pas … Comme une pâle fleur (Thomas) 4:13
  17 April 1916;( 385af) 032323  
14. LE ROI DE LAHORE: Aux troupes du Sultan … Promesse de mon avenir (Massenet) 4:08
  18 April 1916; (394af) 032326  
15. HÉRODIADE: Vision fugitive (Massenet) 3:59
  14 January, 1914; (02889½v) 032306  
16. HÉRODIADE: Salomé! Demande au prisonnier (Massenet) 3:46
  18 April 1916; (396af) 032328  
17. THAÏS: Voilà donc la terrible cité (Massenet) 4:20
  3 April 1916; (378af) 032320  
18. HENRY VIII: Qui donc commande (Saint-Saëns) 3:45
  17 April 1916; (384af) 032329  

Track 10: This Act 1 Parsifal excerpt comprises lines of Titurel and Amfortas, both sung by Lestelly. It begins with Titurel’s words “Mein Sohn Amfortas, bist du am Amt?”, followed by Amfortas’s reply “Wehe! Wehe mir der Qual!” The recording ends just before the raising up of the grail by Amfortas.

All selections sung in French with orchestral accompaniment

 


Marston would like to thank Gregor Benko, Luc Bourrousse, and Lewis Morris Hall.

Producer: Ward Marston

Audio Conservaton: Ward Marston

Booklet Design: Takeshi Takahashi