Victor Artists

Amelita Galli-Curci (soprano vocal)

On this Date...

May 21st, 1923

The song of the swan (Matrix B-28018, take 2) was recorded by Beniamino Gigli in New York, New York

Primary TitleShow Additional Titles	Source
Twilight	Disc label

TitleHide Additional Titles	Source
Twilight (Primary title)	Disc label
Crepuscule (Parallel (translated) title)	Disc label

Authors and Composers	Notes
Jules Massenet (composer)

PersonnelHide Additional Performers	Notes
Amelita Galli-Curci (vocalist: soprano vocal)
Homer Samuels (instrumentalist: celeste)
Josef Pasternack (conductor)

Primary Performer Show Additional Performers	Notes
Amelita Galli-Curci (vocalist: soprano vocal)

Description: Soprano vocal solo, with string orchestra and celeste
Instrumentation: 2 first violins, second violin, viola, and cello, with celeste
Category: Vocal
Language: French
Master Size: 10-inch

Take Date and Place	Take	Status	Label Name/Number	Format	Note	Show Issued Only
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Victor 64807	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Gramophone 7-33021	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Victor 632	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Gramophone DA-212	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Operatic Archives OPA-1026	LP
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	EMI RLS-743	LP
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	2	Destroy

Take Date and Place	Take	Status	Label Name/Number	Format	Note	Show All Takes
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Victor 64807	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Gramophone 7-33021	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Victor 632	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Gramophone DA-212	10" disc
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	Operatic Archives OPA-1026	LP
6/10/1918 (Camden, New Jersey)	1	m/h/m	EMI RLS-743	LP

Footnotes and Sources	Hide Notes
Source(s) consulted: Rigler-Deutsch Index; Victor ledgers.

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