Category Archives: Salon Music

Barnabas Von Geczy

Posted on August 29, 2011 by dismuke

    “Destiny Valse” (Destiny Waltz) Barnabas Von Geczy et son Orchestre 1936 (Disque Gramophone K7970 mx ORA 1591 Barnabas Von Geczy – Destiny Waltz] “Voix Du Printemps” (Frühlingsstimmen) Barnabas Von Geczy et son Orchestre 1937 (Disque Gramophone K7970 mx … Continue reading →

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“Whistling Rufus” & “Down South”

Posted on August 22, 2011 by dismuke

“Whistling Rufus” International Novelty Quartette 1930 ( Zonophone 5566 mx Yy18249) International Novelty Quartette – Whistling Rufus] “Down South” International Novelty Quartette 1930 (Zonophone 5566 mx Yy18246) International Novelty Quartette – Down South] Here is a very charming British salon music … Continue reading →

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“Amina (Egyptian Serenade)”

Posted on August 15, 2011 by dismuke

  “Amina (Egyptian Serenade)” Sousa’s Band 1909 (Victor 31771) Sousa’s Band – Amina] Here is a single sided 12 inch record featuring a song that was written in 1907 by German composer Paul Lincke. The artist credit on the label … Continue reading →

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“Unrequited Love”

Posted on August 11, 2011 by dismuke

  “Unrequited Love” International Orchestra 1929 (Victor 35993 B) International Orchestra – Unrequited Love] Here is a charming and buoyant waltz composed in 1898 by the prolific German composer Paul Lincke.   The original German title of the song is “Verschmähte … Continue reading →

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“Sans Souci”

Posted on August 3, 2011 by dismuke

“Sans Souci” Orchestra Bells with Orchestra Accompaniment 1909 (Standard Disc Record A773) Orchestra Bells – San Souci] This recording comes from an old Standard Disc Record.   Standard Talking Machine Co. was one of a handful of Chicago based labels which … Continue reading →

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