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Amour Mouillé, Operetta~Valse D'oiseau
Mignon, Opera In 3 Acts~Connais-tu Le Pays?
Mignon, Opera In 3 Acts~Me Voivi Dans Son Boudoir (Gavotte)
Louise, Opera~Depuis Le Jour
Manon, Opera In 5 Acts~Adieu, Notre Petite Table
Manon, Opera In 5 Acts~Obéissons Quand Leur Voix Appelle (Gavotte)
Rondine (The Swallow), Opera~Ore Dolci E Divine
Bohème, Opera~Sì. Mi Chiamano Mimì
Bohème, Opera~Quando Me'n Vo
Bohème, Opera~Donde Lieta
Bohème, Opera~Sono Andati?... O Dio, Mimì
Madama Butterfly (Madame Butterfly), Opera~Un Bel Dì
Traviata, Opera~Ah, Fors' è Lui... Sempre Libera
Il Segreto di Susanna, Opera~O Gioia, la Nube Leggera
Don Giovanni, opera, K. 527~Batti, batti o bel Masetto
Don Giovanni, Opera, K. 527~Vedrai, Carino
Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage Of Figaro), Opera, K. 492~Deh Vieni Non Tardar
Il Bacio, For Voice & Piano (or Orchestra)
Unter'm Fenster (''Wer Ist Vor Meiner Kammertür?''), Duet For Soprano, Tenor & Piano, Op. 34/3
Ciribiribin, Song For Voice & Piano
Night Hymn At Sea (Sur La Grande Mer)
Primavera D'Or, For Voice & Orchestra (arranged From Op. 34 By Laforge)
Little Damozel
Geschichten Aus Dem Wienerwald (Tales From The Vienna Woods), Waltz For Orchestra, Op. 325 (Rv 325)
Calm As The Night
Simonetta
Contes D'Hoffmann, Opera In 4 Acts~Barcarolle
Cruz de Majo
Clavelitos!, for voice & piano
Patotero Sentimental
Malagueña
Violetera For Voice & Orchestra
Seguidilla, For Voice & Orchestra
Vida Breve, Opera, G. 35/39 (2 Versions)~Vivan Los Que Rien
Popular Spanish Songs (7), For Voice & Piano, G. 40~Jota
Popular Spanish Songs (7), For Voice & Piano, G. 40~Seguidilla Marciana
Jota Valenciana
Malagueña (Cantos Populares Españolas, No. 6)
Copias de Curro Dulce, For Voice & Orchestra
Canto Andaluz
Acis y Galatea, Zarzuela~Confiando Jilguerillo
Mantes Chasqueaos~Jilguerito Con Pico de Oro
Don Quijote de la Mancha~Consejo

notes

These two discs present all the published recordings Lucrezia Bori made for Victor in New York from 1925–1928, plus the final sessions accompanied by George Copeland in 1937. Bori was born in Spain, but studied in Italy. She made her debut in 1908 in Rome and moved swiftly to Paris (1910) and the Metropolitan, New York (1912) where she sang until 1936. Her voice was of modest size, but produced with a clear and delicate timbre, and her performances were always passionate, charming, and intensely musical.

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