Alma Gluck & Louise Homer Contes d'Hoffmann Barcarolle

[marian444]

Beautiful!!!

[olderngod]

I just found this one, Bob - an old favorite, and so charmingly done. Thank you!!

[CharlotteinWeimar]

Just noticed that the soprano sings a note a third higher at the end, making it easier to finish!!!

[CharlotteinWeimar]

Beautiful, and so well reproduced here - bravo!

[pax41]

Are you familiar with the recording artists that sang mostly for the record companies of the day? Many of them were very good. You should listen to Merle Alcock, Olive Kline, Reinald Werrenrath and Raymond Dixon. You might find you like them. Also listen to my post by Janet Spencer, I think you will like that one.

[althazarr]

Fantastic! Good sound on this one!

[pax41]

Thanks, this one was done after I had found a better technique to record.

[paulostroff99]

Divine duo! Brava! Brava! TY.

[pax41]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[paulostroff99]

pax41-As the saying goes-what's not to like. Thank you again.

[genia106]

My Dear Romantic ONE,

One of my alltime favorite pieces and this is so Exquisite and Divine! I will play this in my Salon at the Tea Soiree!

A million thanks for this TREASURE!

[pax41]

I still have not posted the one tea song I told you about.

[jfsanin]

The best of this year. jfsanin

[geofbrit59]

if you had waited 20 days to post, it would have been on the 95th anniversary.

[pax41]

I didn't even think about that but thanks for pointing it out.

[AnwarAloysius]

These two really knew how to make music. Simply unassailable.