Dame Nellie Melba - Clair de Lune
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this so beautiful and timeless, i havent hered this song sung like this in such a long time ... thnak you for posting it
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How beautiful and limpid her voice was. The celebrated Singers of today at 30 should sound so good
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Nothing beats schellak.
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Thank heavens for the existence of this recording, your kindness in posting it, for Craxton's marvelous accompaniment, and for Melba's still-lovely voice.
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Che meraviglia il tutto caro Gianluca . Inutile aggiungere di più . Ti auguro una buona domenica ..
Walter
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oh my gosh! i never heard of her and listening to such a sweet voice is bliss! she has power and tenderness and clarity. thanks for posting!
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Thanks for this precious posting but canI suggest you never play that record with that old heavy head and stylus. Please find a modern, lightweight electronic pick up. The record is too valuable!
ttellerx 2 years ago
See my posting "In defense of an orthophonic". This record is not that rare and is in less than perfect condition, otherwise I would have played it "Modern". When I post rare or mint records I use modern equipment.
merrihew 2 years ago
Thank you for this little treasure one can hear at 65 that she was indeed one of the greatest singers of all time.
I am Melba by Ann Blainey is an excellent biography just released and well worth reading.
Thank you
expatmartin 2 years ago
There is a 1/2 hour interview with Blainey on the web about the book . Thanks for the tip. I just ordered it. In the US, the title is "The Marvelous Melba".
merrihew 2 years ago
Roger did she make any other electrics? If so, do you have them?
pax41 3 years ago
There are 8 LaBoheme excerpts from a 1926 live performance. She made 2 commercial electric discs: Clair de Lune; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (the 2 that I have on 78); Un Ange Est Venu and Dita Alla Giovine frpom Traviata. I have them all on LP.
merrihew 3 years ago