Zigeunerweisen, op. 20 :Gypsy dance /de Sarasate. | Maud Powell ; Waldemar Liachowsky, piano accompaniment. | |
Unsuspecting heart /Beal ; Singer ; Shank ; James ; Joe Leahy, arrangement. | Terri Stevens ; Joe Leahy, conductor. | |
Kol nidrei :op. 47 /Bruch. | Maud Powell, violin ; George Falkenstein, piano. | |
Barcarolle.Offenbach. | Maud Powell; With Pianoforte And Harp. | |
War song hits, part I :Introducing: It's a long way to Berlin ; Keep the home fires burning ; Where to we go from here ; Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag /Flatow, music ; [Fields, lyrics] ; Novello, music ; [Ford, lyrics] ; Johnson, music ; Wenrich, lyrics ; Powell, music ; [Asaf, lyrics]. | Columbia Quartette, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
Polonaise /Vieuxtemps. | Maud Powell (violin solo). | |
Silver Wings In The MoonlightHugh Charles; Leo Towers; Sonny Miller. | Jerry Wald; His Orchestra; Ginnie Powell. | |
Uptown lullaby /Leonard Feather. Salt peanuts / Gillespie-Clarke. | Coleman Hawkins ; Ben Webster ; George Auld ; Charlie Shavers ; Specs Powell ; Israel Crosby ; Hy White ; Bill Rowland. | |
Barcarolle /Offenbach. | Maud Powell (violin with pianoforte and harp). | |
Take Me Back To My Boots And SaddleSamuels; Whitcup; Powell. | Bing Crosby; Victor Young; His Orchestra. | |
Thais.Massenet. | Maud Powell; With Orchestra. | |
Träumerei /Schumann [performed by] Howard Rattay with orchestra. Adantino / de Bériot ; [performed by] Charles D'Almaine. | Howard Rattay, violin, with orchestra (1st work) ; Charles D'Almaine, violin, with piano (2nd work). | |
Bachelor's button /W.C. Powell. | Sousa's Band. | Edison. |
Largo /Handel. | Maud Powell, violin solo ; Waldemar Liachowsky, piano accompaniment. | |
Valse triste :op. 44 /Jean Sibelius. | Maud Powell, violin ; George Falkenstein, piano. | |
The Woman Thou Gavest MeCobb; Powell. | Harry Macdonough; Hayden Quartet; With Orchestra. | Berliner. |
At the brook /Boisdeffre. | Maud Powell, violin ; George Falkenstein, piano acc. [i.e. Francis Lapitino, harp acc.]. | |
Fifth noctume /Leybach. | Maud Powell, violin solo with orchestra. | |
The woman thou gavest me /Cobb, lyrics ; Powell, music. | Harry Macdonough ; Hayden Quartet. | Victor. |
Minuet in G, no. 2 /Beethoven ; Mme. Powell, arranger. | Maud Powell, violin solo ; Arthur Loesser, pianoforte. | |
Minuet in G, No. 2 /Beethoven. Serenace in G major = Arensky, Op. 30, No. 2 / edited by Micha Elman. | Mischa Elman, violin ; Josef Bonime, piano. | |
Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag (and smile, smile, smile)[sound recording] /Powell, music ; [Asaf, lyrics]. | James F. Harrison, baritone ; Knickerbocker Male Quartette, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
Largo /Handel. | Maud Powell, violin solo ; Waldermar Liachowsky, piano acc[ompaniment]. | |
Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag /Asaf, Powell ; [performed by] Bob Crosby and his V-Disc Bob Cats ; Featuring Martha Tilton. It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing / Mills, Ellington ; [performed by] Duke Ellington and his orchestra ; vocal by Ray Nance and Taft Jordan ; tenor sax by Al Sears. | Bob Crosby and his V-Disc Bob Cats (side A) Yank Lawson, trumpet ; Ward Silloway, trombone ; Hank D'Amico, clarinet ; Boomie Richmond, tenor sax ; Dave Bowman, piano ; Herb Ellis, guitar ; Bob Haggart, bass ; George Wettling, drums ; Martha Tilton (side A) ; Duke Ellington and his orchestra (side B) ; Ray Nance and Taft Jordan, vocals (side B) ; Al Sears, tenor saxophone (side B). | |
Polish dance :Kujawiak.Wieniawski. | Maud Powell, violin ; George Falkenstein, piano acc. | |
The woman thou gavest me /Cobb, lyrics ; Powell, music. | Harry Macdonough ; Hayden Quartet. | Berliner. |
Under the big September moon /J. Caldwell Atkinson. | [Albert] Campbell and [Irving] Gillette [i.e. Henry Burr]. | Edison |
St. Patrick's Day, Op. 33Boquet Americain; Vieuxtemps. | Maud Powell. | |
Ev'ry little while /Tate ; sung by Al Jolson. Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag (and smile, smile, smile) / Powell ; sung by James F. Harrison and Knickerbocker Male Quartette. | Al Jolson, comedian, [baritone] with orchestra (1st work) ; James F. Harrison and Knickerbocker Male Quartette (2nd work). | Columbia |
Pick-up boys /Leonard Feather. Porgy / Fields-McHugh. | Coleman Hawkins ; Ben Webster ; George Auld ; Charlie Shavers ; "Specs" Powell ; Israel Crosby ; Hy White ; Bill Rowland. | |
At the brook /Boisdeffre. | Maud Powell. | |
Keep the home fires burning /Novello. Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag (and smile, smile, smile) / Powell. | Oscar Seagle, baritone, and the Columbia Stellar Quartette with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia. |
Mazurka /Aleksander Zarzycki. | Maud Powell. | |
War song hits, part I :Introducing: It's a long way to Berlin ; Keep the home fires burning ; Where to we go from here ; Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag /Flatow, music ; [Fields, lyrics] ; Novello, music ; [Ford, lyrics] ; Johnson, music ; Wenrich, lyrics ; Powell, music ; [Asaf, lyrics]. | Columbia Quartette, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
Will-o-the-wispSauret. | Maud Powell; George Falkenstein. | |
Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag.Powell. | Oscar Seagle; Columbia Stellar Quartette; Orchestra Accompaniment. | Columbia. |
The gondolier /Powell. | Pryor's Orchestra. | Berliner. |
Entr'acte.Franz Schubert. | Maud Powell; George Falkenstein. | |
Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile! /George Asaf, lyrics ; Felix Powell, music. | Edward Hamilton, baritone and mixed chorus with orchestra. | Victor. |
Romance From Concerto, No. 2, Op. 22Wieniawski. | Maud Powell; George Falkenstein. | |
Fifth NocturneLeybach. | Maud Powell; With Orchestra. | |
The troubadour /Powell. | Sousa's Band. | |
War song hits, part I :Introducing: It's a long way to Berlin ; Keep the home fires burning ; Where to we go from here ; Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag /Flatow, music ; [Fields, lyrics] ; Novello, music ; [Ford, lyrics] ; Johnson, music ; Wenrich, lyrics ; Powell, music ; [Asaf, lyrics]. | Columbia Quartette, with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
(Just a little) consolation :Whose heart are you breaking now /Freddy James ; arr. & conducted by Eddie Wilcox. | Vocal by Johnny Love and the Way Singers. | |
HumoresqueDvorak. | Maud Powell; Pianoforte; Arthur Loesser. | |
Rotation blues /Lt. Stuart Powell. Cowpoke / Stan Jones. | Elton Britt and the Skytoppers (Rotation blues). Elton Britt and the Skytoppers (Cowpoke) | |
Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag (And Smile, Smile, Smile)Powell. | James F Harrison; Knickerbocker Male Quartette; Orchestra Accomp. | |