Tre giorni son che Nina. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n97118689
Notes:
"[Includes] a World War I military march written by Caruso [(18th work)] and a popular song about Caruso [(19th work)], published in 1909"--Insert. Enrico Caruso, tenor (1st-17th, 20th works) ; Francis Lapitino, harp (8th work) ; Billy Murray, singer (19th work) ; Victor Orchestra, Josef Pasternack, conductor (1st-17th works) ; Victor Military Band (18th work). Recorded 1902-1920, principally in Camden, N.J. Compact disc. Program notes in English, including original 78 rpm analog disc matrix nos. (1 folded sheet (6 pages) : portrait), inserted in container.
Contents:
1. Nina / Ciampi (2:55) -- 2. Première caresse / De Crescenzo (2:50) -- 3. Senza nisciuno / De Curtis (2:55) -- 4. Salvator Rosa. Act I. Mia piccirella / Gomes (3:47) -- 5. Serenata / Bracco (3:38) -- 6. Scordame / Fucito (3:11) -- 7. Love me or not / Secchi (4:10) -- 8. Serse. Act I. Ombra mai fu / Handel (4:15) -- 9. Noche feliz / Pasadas (2:28) -- 10. La Juive. Act IV. Rachel, quand du Seigneur / Halévy (4:29) -- 11. I' m'arricordo 'e Napule / Gioè (4:32) -- 12. Vaghissima sembianza / Donaudy (3:16) -- 13. L'Africana. Act III. Deh, ch'io ritorni / Meyerbeer (4:06) -- 14. Amadis de Gaule. Act II. Bois épais / Lully (3:07) -- 15. A dream / Bartlett (3:23) -- Petite Messe solenelle. 16. Domine Deus (4:35) ; 17. Crucifixus (3:14) / Rossini -- 18. Liberty forever / Caruso (3:09) -- 19. My cousin Caruso / Edwards (2:49) -- 20. Germania. Studenti, udite / Franchetti (2:02).
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