Lucy Isabelle Marsh (1878-1956)
Last updated: 20.04.24
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DAHR: Lucy Isabelle Marsh | List of 553 historic recordings from 1904 to 1937. |
| Title (Release Year) | Composer | Performers | Issue |
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Festival Te Deum No. 7 in E Flat, (1910) | D. Buck | Marguerite Dunlap Lucy Isabelle Marsh Harry MacDonough F.C. Stanley |
Victor: CC-8722 |
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Sing Allelluia Forth (1905) | D. Buck | Marguerite Dunlap William F. Hooley Harry MacDonough Lucy Isabelle Marsh |
Victor: C-2218 |
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Twickenham Ferry (1913) | T. Marzials | Lucy Isabelle Marsh | Victor: B-13221 |
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Break, Break, Break (1916) | W.H. Neidlinger | Lucy Isabelle Marsh Olive Kline Elsie West Baker Elizabeth Wheeler Marguerite Dunlap Harry MacDonough Lambert Murphy Reinald Werrenrath William F. Hooley |
Victor: B-17368 |
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Tales of Hoffmann - Barcarolle (1913) | J. Offenbach | Marguerite Dunlap Lucy Isabelle Marsh |
Victor: B-12820 |
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Welcome Pretty Primrose (1911) | C. Pinsuti | Marguerite Dunlap Lucy Isabelle Marsh |
Victor: B-10426 |
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Day Is Dying in the West (1924) | W. Sherwin | Olive Kline Lucy Isabelle Marsh Elsie Baker Della Baker Lambert Murphy Lewis James Royal Dadmun Wilfred Glenn |
Victor: B-30267 |
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Pickanniny Sleep-Song (1920) | L. Strickland | Lucy Isabelle Marsh | Victor: B-24136 |
The peformer is featured on 8 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located.
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Sing Allelluia Forth (1905) | Dudley Buck | |
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Festival Te Deum No. 7 in E Flat, (1910) | Dudley Buck | |
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Twickenham Ferry (1878) | Théophilus Marzials | |
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Break, Break, Break (1916) | William Harold Neidlinger | |
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Tales of Hoffmann - Barcarolle (1908) | Jacques Offenbach | M. Louise Baum (words) | |
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Welcome Pretty Primrose (?) | Ciro Pinsuti | |
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Day Is Dying in the West (?) | William F. Sherwin | Mary A. Lathbury (words) | |
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Pickanniny Sleep-Song (1920) | Lily Strickland | Van Zandt Wheeler (words) | |