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Artel "Gramplastmass" (pre-war numbering)

480
(480 ГПМ)

american	dance orchestra
La Violetera, foxtrot (Jose Padilla)

Nathaniel (Nat) Shilkret and his orchestra, Conductor Nathaniel (Nat) Shilkret

Artel "Gramplastmass" (pre-war numbering)

ЛРК 1675

602
(ГПМ 602)

scottish, russian	duet with jazz orchestra
The Shark (Акула), song (arr. Isaac Dunaevsky, lyrics by Samuil Marshak)

Edith and Leonid Utyosov, acc. jazz orchestra, Conductor Leonid Utyosov

16-08-1938
Moscow

Artel "Gramplastmass" (pre-war numbering)

ЛРК 2678

Bellaccord (own numbering)

3542
(M 4164)

american, latvian	tenor with dance orchestra
You’re My Lucky Star (Laimes zvaigzne), foxtrot (Film «Broadway Melody of 1936») (Nacio Herb Brown)

Mariss Vētra, acc. Bellaccord Jazz Orchestra (company's jazz orchestra)

~1937
Riga

Bellaccord (own numbering)

3542

1937
Riga

3600
(M 4320)

latvian	tenor with orchestra
1)Petite Tonkinoise, 2)Titina, foxtrot (Film «Zigfelds») (Henri Christiné, Vincent Scotto, Léo Daniderff)

Tālis Matīss, acc. orchestra, Conductor Arpad Chegledy, Solo by Arpad Chegledy (violin)

1937
Riga

Bellaccord (own numbering)

3600

3603
(M 4324)

russian
1)Petite Tonkinoise, 2)Titina (1)Маленькая токияночка, 2)Титина), foxtrot (Henri Christiné, Vincent Scotto, Léo Daniderff)

Vladimir V. Neplyuev, acc. orchestra, Conductor Arpad Chegledy

1937
Riga

Bellaccord (own numbering)

3603

3796
(M 4734)

latvian
Beautiful senoritta (Chelita), waltz

Talis Matiss, acc. Bellaccord Dance Orchestra

1938
Riga

Bellaccord (own numbering)

3796

Bu-Scha Electro

568
(1925 BB)

russian	orchestra
Melodie in F op. 3, no. 1 (Мелодия), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein)

Orchestra Gregor von Akimoff (as Künstler-Orchester Laurenco Braconi), Conductor Gregor von Akimoff

1927
Berlin

Bu-Scha Electro

568

Collectors and Authors

5864

russian
Cossack’s Song (Казачья песня)

Alexey Shcherbakov

6331

russian
If war breaks out tomorrow (Если завтра война)

Alexey Shcherbakov

8366

russian
By an old oak (Как у дуба старого)

Alexey Shcherbakov

10529

russian
Blue kerchief (Синий платочек)

Alexey Shcherbakov

11119

russian
The Holy War (Священная война)

Alexey Shcherbakov

russian
Антология ошибок, ж-л Музыкальная жизнь, 6, 1989 г

Alexey Shcherbakov

Columbia Record

21047-F
(HA-83)

russian, jewish	dance orchestra with refrain
Jewish Foxtrot (Еврейский фокстрот) (Mark Warschavsky, arr. David Geigner)

David Geigner and his Orchestra, Conductor David Geigner

Harbin

Columbia (Viva-Tonal, Harbin)

21047-F

J 1389
(W 107861)

russian, american	dance orchestra
Volga (Волга), waltz (Imre Kalman)

Russian Novelty Orchestra [Russian Columbia Orchestra]

~05-1927
New York

Columbia (Viva-Tonal, USA)

J 1389
[12058-F, 16230]

Decca (UK)

K 1206
(AR 9381)

russian	soprano with piano
a) Water Nymphs; b) The Hebrew Melody (а) Наяды; б) Еврейская мелодия), song (Aleksandr Porfirievich Borodin (a); Milij Aleksejevich Balakirev)

Oda Slobodskaja, acc. Ivor Newton (piano)

1940

Decca (UK)

K 1206

Deutsche Grammophon (Berlin)

947870
(101ao)

russian	cello with piano
Melodie op. 3 (Мелодия, соч. 3), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein)

Arnold Földesy, acc. piano

~03-1920
Berlin

Schallplatte «Grammophon»

13941

947868
(18363L)

russian	cello with piano
Melodie op. 3 (Мелодия, соч. 3), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein)

Arnold Földesy, acc. piano

~01-1916
Berlin

Schallplatte «Grammophon»

13497

B 48008
(846 1/2 bd)

russian	cello with grand piano
Melodie in F op. 3, no. 1 (Мелодия, соч. 3, № 1), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein)

Edmund Kurtz, acc. Sándor Arpad (grand piano)

1928
Berlin

Die Stimme seines Herrn

21149

B 48015
(1158 1/2 BT VI)

russian	cello with grand piano
Melodie in F op. 3, no. 1 (Мелодия, соч. 3, № 1), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein, arr. David Popper)

Hans Bottermund, acc. Ernst Oster (grand piano)

1930
Berlin

Die Stimme seines Herrn

23628

Edison Diamond Record

80181-R
(4179)

russian	violin solo
Melody in F-dur (op.3 No.1) (Мелодия фа мажор (соч. 3 № 1)), symphony piece (Anton Rubinstein)

Isidore Moskowitz, acc. piano

russian	cello with piano
Melodie op. 3 (Мелодия, соч. 3), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein, arr. David Popper)

Arnold Földesy, acc. piano

05-07-1926
Berlin

Electrola

EG 233

A Best Loved Famous Music

17
(XP-27262)

russian	orchestra
a) Melody in F, op. 3 No.1; b) Gopak (а) Мелодия Фа мажор, ор. 3 № 1; б) Гопак) (Opera «Sorochintsy Fair») (Anton Rubinstein, Modest Mussorgsky)

CBS Symphony Orchestra (Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra), Conductor Sigmund Spaeth

07-05-1940

A Best Loved Famous Music

Eterna

30/26 A
(ET 2247)

german, russian	vocal
Falcons (Song of Stalin and Lenin) (Соколы (Песня о Сталине и Ленине)) (Falken [Lied auf Stalin und Lenin]) (Georgian traditional, arr. Vladimir Zakharov, lyrics by Kuba)

Choir of the Berlin State Opera, Solo by Carola Behr, Hertha Wobit

23889
(0-332)

russian	folk choir
Varyag’s March (Марш "Варяга") (D.M. Trifonov, arr. Franz J. Kroupa)

Russian Folk Choir of A.A.Alexandrov, acc. harmonica, Conductor A.A.Alexandrov

Moscow

Extraphone (diva, white)

22117

russian, jewish	violin
Jewish melody (Еврейская мелодия) (Jascha M. Gegner (Jacob Gegna))

Jascha M. Gegner (Jacob Gegna)

12-1913
Poltava

Extraphone (diva, white)

Favorite Record

1-4029

	сопрано
Мелодия (Ледерер)

Agussol

Favorite (catalog of 1910)

1-15482

	baritons
Мелодия

Жан Люрия

Favorite (catalog of 1910)

Simfonia

503-B
(SIM-503-B)

polish, russian	bass-baritone with choir
Oh! Warsaw mine (Warszawo ma) (Моя Варшава), song (arr. Jan Wojewodka)

626

spanish	dance orchestra
Amapola, tango (José María Lacalle-García)

Luiz Medrano and his Orchestra, Conductor Luiz Medrano

FZZ (pre-war)

Б-212

656

russian	tenor with jazz orchestra
Little Rain (Дождик), song (Alexander Tsfasman, lyrics by Anatoly D'Actyle (Anatoly Frenkel))

Levin, acc. ussr state jazz orchestra, Conductor Viktor Knushevitsky

1939
Moscow

FZZ (pre-war)

ГРК-247
[Б-247]

930

russian	instrumental trio
Boyundzha ve khaitarma (Боюнджа ве хайтарма (Баюнджа ве-хайтарма)), folk dance

Crimean ASSR Zurna-players Ensemble: I.Muzhdabaev, A.Menumer, M.Ashirov

5432
(7127)

russian	cello with piano
Melodie (Мелодия), chamber piece (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein)

W. Rhode, acc. Dr. Aron (piano)

18224

tatar
Garmonchi Kseyain kyui (The Melody of harmonist Hosyain )

Hosyain Yusupov, acc. harmonica

Gnom Concert Record (Gray label)

Gnom Concert Record (A.I.Zhelezny catalog)

Gramophone Co.

2-22741
(2828L)

russian	baritone with violin and piano
Had You But Known (Когда-б Вы поняли меня), romance-song (Luigi Denza)

Oscar Kamionsky, acc. A.G. Tzaniboni (violin, piano)

russian	baritone with violin
Torna (When your sleep) (Вернись) (Luigi Denza)

Oscar Kamionsky, acc. A.Tzaniboni (violin)

1905
St.-Petersburg

Concert (Angel)

russian	baritone with violin
Torna (When your sleep) (Вернись), romance (Luigi Denza)

Oscar Kamionsky, acc. A.G. Tzaniboni (violin)

russian
[ru]Cходство поцелуев[en], comic scene

Bim-Bom (Ivan Radunsky & Mieczysław Stanevsky), acc. piano

polish	violin
Paderewski’s Melody (Melodie Paderewskiego) (Paderewski)

russian, hungarian	band
Full is my heart (Переполненное сердце), folk song

Gypsy Orchestra of Rudi

26-08-1912
Budapest

Amour Gramophone

Р 18

21469
(16462b)

russian	scene with choir and piano
Presents for Christmas (Подарки к Рождеству), comic scene

Bim-Bom (Ivan Radunsky and M.Stanevsky), acc. choir, piano

english, russian	baritone with orchestra
Far from My Village (It’s a Long Way to Tipperary) (Далеко до моей деревни (Путь далёкий до Типперери)), soldiers’ song (Jack Judge, Harry Williams)

Nikolay Monakhov, acc. orchestra

16-12-1914
Moscow

Amour Gramophone

B 2417

32-3557
(2B4379L)

russian	soprano with piano
a) The fountain of Tsarskoje Selo; b) Claudine von Villa Bella; c) Hjertets melodier (а) Фонтан в Царском Селе; б) Клодин из "Райского уголка"; с) Грустная мелодия), songs (Cesar Kjui (a); Franz Schubert (b); Edward Grieg (c))