Bohème :Racconto di Rodolfo (Rudolph's narrative).Puccini. | John McCormack. | |
Una furtiva lagrima (Down her cheeck, a pearly tear) :L'elisir d'amore (Act 2) /Donizetti ; Romani. | John McCormack, tenor w. orch. | |
Don Giovanni :Il mio tesoro (To my beloved) (Act 2) /Mozart. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Parted /Weatherley ; Tosti. I'll walk beside you / Lockton ; Murray. | Beniamino Gigli, tenor ; Royal Opera House Orchestra, Covent Garden ; Rinaldo Zamboni, conductor. | |
Boheme :Racconto di rodolfo (Rudolph's narrative) /Puccini. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Orchestra. | |
Mavis /L.S. [i.e. L.A.] Lefevre ; Harold Craxton. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
At dawning /Charles Wakefield Cadman ; [performed by] Victor Concert Orchestra. The waltzing doll = La poupée valsante / Poldini ; [performed by] Victor Concert Orchestra. | Victor Concert Orchestra (Rosario Bourdon, conductor). | |
Le Portrait (To a portrait) /Beatrice Parkyns. | John McCormack (tenor with pianiforte by Edwin Schneider). | |
Il mio tesoro int anto (To my beloved) :Don Giovanni /Mozart ; Da Ponte. | John McCormack, tenor w. orch. | |
Annie Laurie /DouglasS-Scott. | John McCormack. | |
A little bit of heaven /J. Keirn Brennan ; Ernest R. Ball. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra, in English. | |
Funiculi, Funicila /L. Denza. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra) with male chorus. | |
Softly through the night is calling /Composer, F Schubert. | Evan Williams, tenor. | |
All AloneIrving Berlin. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
A little love, a little kiss =[Un peu d'amour] /Ross [english lyrics] ; Silesu, music ; [Nilson-Fysher, french lyrics]. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
A Little Bit Of Heaven. | John Mccormack. | |
The Last HourJessie C Brown; A Walter Kramer. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Edwin Schnedier. | |
Lucia di lammermoor :fra poco a me ricovero : farewell to earth! /Donizetti. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Orchestra. | |
MacushlaRowe; Macmurrough. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
Mary of Argyle /Composer, S Nelson ; lyric, Charles Jefferys. | Evan Williams, tenor. | |
Because /D'Hardelot ; poem by Edward Teschemacher. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Adeste FidelesTune By Marcas Portugal. | John Mccormack; And Male Chorus; With Orchestra And Chimes. | |
Silver threads among the gold /Rexford ; Danks. | John McCormack (tenor, accompaniment by Victor Orchestra). | |
Dear old pal of mine /Robé, lyrics ; Rice, music. | John McCormack, tenor ; Edwin Schneider, piano accompaniment. | Victor. |
Love, here is my heart! /Adrian Ross ; Lao Silesu. | John McCormack, tenor. | |
Would God I Were The Tender Apple Blossom.Katherine Tynan Hinkson; N Clifford Page. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
Le Nil =The Nile /D'Armand Renaud ; Xavier Leroux. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin solo ; Vincent O'Brien, pianoforte. | |
There's long, long trail /Stoddart King ; Zo Elliott. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Believe me It's all those endearing young charms /Moore. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Mother Machree :from "Barry of Ballymore" /Young ; Olcott. | John McCormack, tenor, accompaniment by Victor Orchestra. | |
The Rainbow Of LoveWilliam F Kirk; Gustave Ferrari. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
A dream /B. Cory ; J. C. Bartlett. | QJohn McCormack. | |
Mother Machree /Ball. I hear you calling me / Marshall. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
The first rose of summer /Anne Caldwell ; Jerome Kern. | John McCormack. | |
Beautiful isle of somewhere /Pounds ; Tearis [i.e. Fearis]. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Molly BranniganOld Irish Melody. | John Mccormack; Spencer Clay. | |
Your eyes have told me so /Kahn ; Van Alstyne ; Blaufuss. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
Serenata /Moszkowski (english words by Nathan H. Dole). | John McCormack and Fritz Kreisler (tenor and violin with orchestra). | |
Dear Love, Remember MeHarford; Marshall. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
When Irish eyes are smiling /Olcott ; Graff ; Ball. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
My wild Irish rose /Chauncey Olcott. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Mother in Ireland /Lyman. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Wo find' ich trost /Morike ; Wolf. | John McCormack, tenor with piano. | |
Silver Threads Among The GoldDanks. | Will Oakland; Orchestra. | |
When You And I Were Young MaggieButterfield. | Mrs Morgan; Mr Stanley; With Orchestra. | |
Because /D'Hardelot ; poem by Edward Teschemacher. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Lullaby From JocelynBenjamin Godard. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Vincent O'brien. | |
Cradle song 1915 :adapted from "Caprice viennois" /Alice mattullah ; Fritz Kreisler. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Molly Brannigan. | John McCormack (tenor, piano accompaniment by Spencer Clay). | |
Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young CharmsMoore. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Ben Bolt /English ; Kneass. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Ben Bolt /Thomas Dunn English ; Nelson Kneass. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Calm As The NightAlice Mattulath; Carl Bohm. | John Mccormakc; Fritz Kreisler; Ludwig Schwat; With Violin Obbligato. | |
Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe-Lieut. Gitz Rice. | John McCormack, tenor, with Edwin Schneider, piano. | |
Down in the forest /Simpson ; Ronald. | John McCormack, tenor in English ; Victor Orchestra accompaniment. | |
Mother Machree /Olcott ; Ball ; [Young]. | Tenor [John McCormack]. | Compo. |
A little love, a little kiss /Ross, English lyrics ; Silesu music ; [Nilson-Fysher, French lyrics]. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orch. | Compo. |
Crucifix /Rosier ; Faure. | John McCormack ; Reinald Werrenrath, English tenor and baritoen duet with orchestra. | |
Wonderful one / Terriss ; Whiteman ; Grofé ; Marshall Nielan. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
The lost chord /Proctor ; Sir Arthur Sullivan. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Calling me home to you /Edward Teschemacher ; Francis Dorel. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
When my ships come sailing home /Reginald Stewart ; Francis Dorel. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
The moon has raised her lamp above (form "Lady of Killarney") /Jules Benedict. | John McCormack - Reinald Werrenrath, tenor and baritone duet with orchestra. | |
Little mother of mine /Walter H. Brown ; H. T. Burleigh. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Rose of my heart /Eardley ; Wilmot ; Lohr. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Beautiful isle of somewhere /J.S. Pounds ; J.S. Fearis. | John McCormack, tenor. | |
The sunshine of your smile /Leonard Cooke ; Lilian Ray. | John McCormack (tenor with violin obbligato and orchestra). | |
Mary of Argyle (old Scotch ballad) /Chas. Jeffery ; Sidney Nelson. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Little town in the ould county down /Pascoe ; Carlo ; Sanders. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
When you come back (and you will come back, there's the whole world waiting for you) /Geo. M. Cohan. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Then you'll remember me :from "Bohemian girl" /Balfe. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
A little bit of heaven /Brennan ; Ball. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orchestra. | Compo. |
Learn to smile :from the musical comedy "The O'Brien girl" /Harbach ; Hirsch. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
My Wild Irish RoseChauncey Olcott. | John Mccormick; With Orchestra. | |
Love's garden of roses /Ruth Rutherford ; Haydn Wood. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
When Irish eyes are smiling /Olcott ; Graff ; Ball. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
A little bit of heaven /Brennan ; Ball. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orchestra. | Compo. |
Rose Marie /Harbach ; Hammerstein ; Friml. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
The Irish EmigrantBaker. | John Mccormack; Victor Orchestra. | |
Carmen :Il fior che avevi a me (Flower song) /Bizet. | John McCormack; Victor Orchestra. | |
Ave Maria :adapted to the Intermezzo /Mascagni ; sacred words by F. E. Wheatherly. | John McCormack - Fritz Kreisler (tenor with violin obbligato, pianoforte by Vincent O'Brien). | |
The barefoot trail /Pheleps ; Wiggers. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Somewhere a voice is calling /Eileen Newton ; Arthur E. Tate. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Take a look at Molly /Lockwood ; Lockwood. | John McCormack (tenor with Orchestra). | |
Three o'clock in the morning /Terriss ; Robledo. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Only YouE K R; Edwin Schneider. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshall. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orchestra. | Compo. |
Good-byeTosti. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Lullaby From Jocelyn.Benjamin Godard. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Vincent O'brien. | |
'Tis an Irish girl I love and she's just like you /Brennan ; Dubin ; Ball. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Your Eyes Have Told Me SoKahn; Van Alstyne; Blaufuss. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
Macushla /Macmurrough. A dream / Bartlett. | John McCormack. | |
Ave maria /Schubert. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin obbligato ; Vincent O'Brien, pianoforte. | |
It's a long, long way to tipperary /Jack Judge ; Harry Williams. | John McCormack, with male chorus. | |
Lullaby From Jocelyn.Benjamin Godard. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Vincent O'brien. | |
Come Back To ErinClaribel. | John Mccormack; Victor Orchestra. | |
Kathleen Mavourneen /Crouch. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Ochestra. | |
Beautiful isle of somewhere /Pounds ; Tearis [i.e. Fearis]. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Until /Sanderson. | Mr. John McCormack, tenor ; unidentified orchestra. | |
DreamsBaroness Porteous; Anton Strelezki. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
The trumpeter /J. Francis Barron ; J. Airlie Dix. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Little grey home in the west /Erdley-Wilmont [i.e. Eardley-Wilmot] ; Hermann Löhr. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Wonderful World Of RomanceHarold Simpson; Haydn Wood. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Little Mother Of MineWalter Brown; H T Burleigh. | Lewis James; With Orchestra. | |
Somewhere a voice is calling /Eileen Newton ; Arthur F. Tate. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
Forgotten /Eugene Cowles. | John McCormack. | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshail. | John McCormack ; Victor Orchestra. | |
When night descends /Rachmaninoff, op. 4, no. 3 | John McCormack, tenor with violin obbligato and piano ; Fritz Kreisler, violin ; Edwin Schneider, piano | Berliner. |
When Irish eyes are smiling :from "The isle of dreams" /Olcott, Graff, Ball. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Rosario Bourdon, conductor]. | |
My dreams /Weatherly, Tosti. | John McCormack, tenor, with Victor Orchestra. | |
The Little Grey Home In The WestEardley; Wilmot; Hermann; Lohr. | John Mccormack; Orchestre; Rosario Bourdon. | |
Mavis /Craxton. Little grey home in the west / Löhr. | John McCormack, tenor ; unidentified instrumentalist and orchestra. | |
The star spangled banner /Francis Scott Key ; Samuel Arnold. | John McCormack, tenor with male chorus and orchestra. | |
Because /Guy D'Hardelot; poem by Edward Teschemacher. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
My dreams /Tosti. Because / Guy D'Hardelot. | John McCormack. | |
Meistersinger.Wagner. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Come back to Erin. | John McCormack. | |
The Minstrel BoyMoore. | John Mccormack; Victor Orchestra. | |
Little boy blue /Fields ; Nevin. | John McCormack (tenor). | |
ForgottenEugene Cowles. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
A little love, a little kiss =[Un peu d'amour] /Ross [english lyrics] ; Silesu, music ; [Nilson-Fysher, french lyrics]. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Love Sends A Little Gift Of RosesLeslie Cooks; John Openshaw. | Reinald Werrenrath; Orchestra. | |
Flirtation /Meyer ; Helmund ; Alice Mattullath, English text. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin ; Ludwig Schwa, pianoforte. | |
Beautiful isle of somewhere /Pounds ; Tearis [i.e. Fearis]. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Silver threads among the gold /Danks. | Sung by Mr. John McCormack, tenor ; with orch. | |
The Last Hour. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Violin Obbligato; Piano Accompaniment. | |
A little bit of heaven /Brennan ; Ball. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orchestra. | Compo. |
The last hour /Brown ; Kramer | John McCormack, tenor with violin obbligato ; Fritz Kreisler, violin ; Edwin Schneider, piano accompaniment. | Berliner. |
The first rose of summer /Caldwell ; Kern. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orch. | Compo. |
The barefoot trail /Phelps ; Wiggers. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Ave maria /Bach ; Gounod. | John McCormack - Fritz Kreisler ; Vincent O'Brien, pianoforte. | |
Carmen :parle mois ma mère : tell me of my mother : act I /Bizet. | Lucy Isabelle Marsh ; John McCormack ; Victor Orchestra. | |
ForgottenEugene Cowles. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Tales of Hoffman.Belle nuit = Oh night of love /Offenbach. Serenade / Rosier, Raff. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin obbligato (;Tales of Hoffman. Barcarolle : Belle nuit = Oh night of love) ; John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin obbligato; Edwin Schneider, pianoforte (Serenade) | |
Come into the garden, Maud /Alfred Tennyson ; M.W. Balfe. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Francis J. Lapitino, harp ; Walter Rogers, conductor]. | |
Crucifix /F. W. Rosier ; J. Faure. | John McCormack ; Reinald Werrenrath, english tenor and baritone, duet with orchestra. | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshail. | John McCormack, accompaniment by Victor Orchestra. | |
She Is Far From The LandMoore; Lambert. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
Mother Machree /Olcott ; Ball ; [Young]. | Tenor [John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Annie Laurie /Douglas ; Scott. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
Joseph.Etienne Henri Mehul. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
When you and I were young, Maggie /Butterfield. None but the weary heart / Tchaikovsky. | John McCormack, tenor ; unidentified orchestra (1st work) ; Edwin Schneider, piano (2nd work) ; Lauri Kennedy, violoncello (2nd work). | |
Eileen, or, Alanna Asthore :from "Eileen" /Henri Blossom ; Victor Herbert. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Bonnie wee thing /Burns ; Lehmann. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Ave maria /Bach ; Gounod. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin ; Vincent O'Brien, pianoforte. | |
Wearing of the green. | John McCormack. | |
Dear old pal of mine /Lieut. Gitz Rice ; Harold Robe. | John McCormack, with orchestra. | |
Mother Machree :from "Barry of Ballymore" /Young ; Olcott. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Orchestra. | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshall. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
'Tis an Irish girl I love and she's just like you /Brennan ; Dubin ; Ball. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Love's Garden Of RosesRuth Rutherford; Haydn Wood. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Tales of Hofmann--Barcarolle--"Belle Nuit"--Oh Night of Love /Offenbach. | John McCormack ; Fritz Kreisler ; Edwin Schneider (piano). | |
Smilin' through /Penn ; the devout lover / Pollock ; White. | John McCormack, tenor ; Gerald Moore, piano. | |
At dawning /Eberhart, Cadman. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
When you look in the heart of a rose /Marian Gillespie ; Florence Methven. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Nearer my God to thee /Mason. Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all. | John McCormack, tenor ; with Orch. | |
Until / Edward Teschemacher ; Wilfrid Sanderson. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Walter Rogers, conductor]. | Berliner. |
Silver threads among the gold /Rexford ; Danks. | Tenor [i.e. McCormack, John]. | Compo. |
Sometime (I'll hear your sweet voice calling) /Lockwood ; Lockwood. | John McCormack (tenor with Orchestra). | |
Love, here is my heart /Adrian Ross-Lao Silesu. | John McCormack. | |
Love, here is my heart ! /Ross ; Silesu. | John McCormack, tenor. | |
Road that brought you to me /Hamblen. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Beautiful Isle of somewhere /Pounds ; Fearis. | John McCormack, tenor. | |
Roses of Picardy /Weatherly ; Wood. | John McCormack, tenor with piano ; Edwin Schneider, piano. | Victor. |
The Sunshine Of Your SmileLeonard Cooke; Lilian Ray. | John Mccormack; With Violin Obbligato; Orchestra. | |
Angel's SerenadeGaetano Braga. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Vincent O'brien. | |
Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robe ; Gitz Rice. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Josef Pasternack, conductor]. | |
I had [i.e. hear] a thrush at eve :serenade /Eberhart ; Cadman. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Dear love, remember me /Harford ; Marshall. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
The rosary /Nevin. Mother o' mine / Tours. | John McCormack, tenor ; with Orch. | |
The RosaryEthelbert Nevin. | Alan Turner; Victor Orchestra. | |
Sweet Peggy O'Neil /Redding ; Waldrop. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Nearer My God To TheeAdams; Mason. | Raymond Dixon; With Orchestra. | |
Silver threads among the gold /Eben Rexford ; H.P. Danks. When you and I were young, Maggie / George W. Johnson ; J.A. Butterfield. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
Beneath The Moon Of LombardyEdward Lockton; Harold Craxton. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Little grey home in the west /Erdley-Wilmont [i.e. Eardley-Wilmot] ; Hermann Löhr. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Belle nuit =Oh, night of love : from "Tales of Hoffman" /Offenbach. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin obbligato. | |
Wonderful one / Grofe ; Marshall Nielan ; Terriss ; Whiteman. | John McCormack. | |
The Kerry dance /Molloy. She is far from the land / Moore, Lambert. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; Lawrance Collingwood, conductor. | |
Where The River Shannon Flows Russell. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Venetian SongF Paolo Tosti. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
That tumble down shack in Athlone /Pascoe ; Carlo Sanders ; [Alma M. Sanders]. | Tenor [i.e. McCormack, John], with orchestra. | Compo. |
Love sends a little gift of roses /Openshaw ; Cooke. | John McCormack. | |
Elisir d'amore : una furtiva lagrima : down her cheek a furtive tear / Donizetti. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Orchestra. | |
The Kerry DanceJ L Molloy. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
A little love, a little kiss =Un peu d'amour /Ross ; Silesu. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Orchestra, accompaniment. | |
It' a long, long way to Tipperary /Jack Judge ; Harry Williams. | John McCormack ; Male Chorus. | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshall. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack], with orchestra. | Compo. |
Carme (Canto Sorrentino) /(Arranged by G. B. de Curtis). | John McCormack - Fritz Kreisler (Italian tenor and violin with orchestra). | |
Serenata /Moszkowski (english words by Nathan H. Dole). | John McCormack - Fritz Kreisler (tenor and violin with orchestra). | |
Sing! sing! birds on the wing /Leslie Cooke, Godfrey Nutting. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Adeste fideles =Oh, come, all ye faithful /tune by Marcas Portugal. | John McCormack, tenor, with; male chorus, orchestra and chimes. | |
Road that brought you to me /Hamblen. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Say Au Revoir But Not Good-byeKennedy. | John Mccormanck; Victor Orchestra. | |
Little grey home in the west /Erdley-Wilmont [i.e. Eardley-Wilmot] ; Hermann Löhr. | Tenor [i.e. John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Hark! hark! the lark [and others] /Franz Schubert. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Salon Group [Wilfred Glenn, bass ; Charles Harrison, tenor ; Lewis James, tenor ; Elliott, Shaw, baritone ; with orchestra] ; Nathaniel Shilkret, conductor. | |
Dear old pal of mine /Harold Robé, lyrics ; Lieut. Gitz Rice, music. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
Mother O' MineRudyard Kipling; Berthald Tours Rudyard Kipling; Berthald Yours. | John Mccormick; With Orchestra. | |
MattinataLeoncavollo. | John Mccormack. | |
Send me away with a smile /Louis Weslyn ; Al. Piantadosi. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Wearing of the green. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
When you and I were young, Maggie /George W. Johnson ; J.A. Butterfield. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
Avourneen /E. Cecilia Fitzpatrick ; Wilton King. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
The Lord is my light /Frances Allitsen. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Who knows? /Paul Lawrence [sic] Dunbar ; Ernest R. Ball. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Francis Lapitino, harp]. | |
Mother Machree /Olcott ; Ball ; [Young]. | Tenor [John McCormack]. | Compo. |
Oh, sleep! Why dost thou leave me? /Handel. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
I'm falling in love with some one /Herbert. | John McCormack, English tenor, accompanied by Victor Orchestra. | |
The moon has raised her lamp above :from "Lily of Killarney" /Benedict. | John McCormack ; Reinald Werrenrath, tenor and baritone duet with orchestra. | |
Say au revoir but not good-bye /Kennedy. | John McCormack ; Victor Orchestra. | |
When Irish eyes are smiling /Olcott ; Graff ; Ball. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Where the River Shannon flows /Russell. | John McCormack (tenor accompanied by Victor Orchestra). | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshal. | John McCormack ; Victor Orchestra. | |
That tumble-down shack in Athlone /Pasco ; Carlo ; Sanders. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
MavisL A Lefevre; Harold Craxton. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
Ave maria /Bach ; Gounod. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin ; Vincent O'Brien, pianoforte. | |
Du Bist Die Ruh'Schubert. | Johm Mccormack; With Piano. | |
In A Persian Garden.Khavyam; Lehmann. | John Mccormack; With Orchestra. | |
Come back to Erin /Claribel. Killarney / Balfe. | John McCormack, tenor ; unidentified violinist and pianist. | |
Tommy lad! /Teschemacher ; Margetson. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
There's a long, long trail /Stoddard King ; Zo Elliott. | John McCormack. | |
Then you'll remember me :from "Bohemian girl" /Balfe. | Sung by Harry Macdonough [Side A] ; Elizabeth Wheeler [Side B]. | |
Angel's serenade /Gaetano Braga. | John McCormack, tenor ; Fritz Kreisler, violin obligato ; Vincent O'Brien, pianoforte. | |
The bard of Armagh /[arr. by] Herbert Hughes. Would God I were the tender apple blossom : Londonderry air / Katharine Tynan Hinkson ; N. Clifford Page. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
Rigoletto.Verdi. | John Mccormack. | |
A little bit of heaven /J. Keirn Brennan ; Ernest R. Ball. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra ; [Walter Rogers, conductor]. | |
O Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair Op. 4, No. 4Rachmaninoff; English Translation By E Schneider And J Mcc. | John Mccormack; Fritz Kreisler; Edwin Schneider. | |
I hear you calling me /Harford ; Marshall. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Believe me, if all those endearing young charms /Moore ; arr. [by] Schneider. Trees / Kilmer ; Rasbach. | John McCormack, tenor ; Gerald Moore, piano. | |
Killarney /Balfe. | John McCormack, tenor ; Victor Orchestra. | |
The sunshine of you smile /Leonard Cooke ; Lilian Ray. | John McCormack (tenor with violin obbligato and orchestra). | |
The Lord is my light /Allitsen. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Sweet Genevieve /Cooper ; Tucker. | John McCormack accompaniment by Victor Orchestra (tenor). | |
Ben Bolt /English ; Kneass. | John McCormack (tenor with orchestra). | |
Roses Of PicardyFred E Weartherly; Haydn Wood. | Lambert Murphy; With Orchestra. | |
I'll sing thee songs of Araby /Willis Clay. | John McCormack. | |
Meistersinger :Prize song /Wagner. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
Forgotten /Eugene Cowles. | John McCormack, tenor with orchestra. | |
My dreams /Weatherly-Tosti. | John McCormack. | |