Elise Stevenson (1878-1967)
Last updated: 30.03.24
According to the Internet source given below, Elise Stevenson (née Eliza Stevens ) was an English-American soprano singer born in Liverpool. After emigration to the United States, she was a member of the Lyric Quartet .[Harry Macdonough, her manager Frank C. Stanley, Corrine Morgan] and the Trinity Choir remaining active until 1911. Amongst herr most successful recordings were The Linger Longer Girl (1906) music by Alfred Solman, words by Arthur J. Lamb and Because You're You (1906) music by Victor Herbert, words by Henry Blossom and published by M. Witmark and Sons, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, USA. In addition to the pseudonyms of Margaret Mayew and Miss Walton, she sometimes used the stage name Elsie/Elise Wood after her marriage in 1905. During her career she made some 219 recordings.
She died in Laguna Beach, California..
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DAHR: Elise Stevenson | List of 219 historic recordings from 1905 to 1924. |
| Title (Release Year) | Composer | Performers | Issue |
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What Makes the World Go Round (1911) | E.A. van Alstyne | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
U.S. Everlasting: 1126 |
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When You're in Town, in My Home Town (1911) | I. Berlin | H. Burr Elise Stevenson |
U.S. Everlasting Record: 1264 |
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Because You're You! (1907) | V. Herbert | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Columbia Phonograph Co.: 33098 |
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Battle Hymn of the Republic (1908) | J.W. Howe | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Edison Amberol: 79 |
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Under the Honeymoon (1909) | B.M. Jerome | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Indestructible Record: 1051 |
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The Cavalier (1908) | F. Lehár | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Indestructible Record: 710 |
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For I Love You, So (1908) | F. Lehár | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Indestructible Record: 709 |
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Vilia (1908) | F. Lehár | Elise Stevenson | Indestructible Record: 711 |
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Day Dreams, Visions of Bliss (1911) | H. Reinhardt | Elise Stevenson H. Burr |
Indestructible Record: 3235 |
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The Linger Longer Girl (1907) | A. Solman | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Columbia Phonograph Co.: 33074 |
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Buffo, Duet Piccolo (1908) | O.N. Straus | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Indestructible Record: 765 |
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⇑Kiss Duet (1908) | O.N. Straus | Elise Stevenson H. Burr |
Columbia Phonograph Co.: 33225 |
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Two Giddy Goats (1910) | H. Talbot | Elise Stevenson F.C. Stanley |
Edison Standard Record: 10352 |
| Title (Release Year) | Composer | Performers | Issue |
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Wenn die Schwalben heimwärts zieh'n (1907) | F. Abt | Elise Stevenson | Victor: E-4308 |
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Save Up Your Kisses For a Rainy Day (1911) | K.L. Hoschna | H. Burr Elise Stevenson |
Victor: B-10624 |
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Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose (1911) | B.M. Jerome | H. Burr Elise Stevenson |
Victor: B-9810 |
The peformer is featured on 16 sheet music/recording covers. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
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Wenn die Schwalben heimwärts zieh'n (1873) | Franz Abt | |
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What Makes the World Go Round (1908) | Egbert A. van Alstyne | Hattie Williams (words) | |
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When You're in Town, in My Home Town (1911) | Irving Berlin(w&m) | |
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Because You're You! (1906) | Victor Herbert | Henry Blossom (words) | |
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Save Up Your Kisses For a Rainy Day (1911) | Karl L. Hoschna | William Cary Duncan (words) | |
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Battle Hymn of the Republic (1908) | Julia Ward Howe | |
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Under the Honeymoon (1908) | Ben M. Jerome(w&m) | |
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Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose (1910) | Ben M. Jerome | Louis Achille Hirsch (co-author) Edward Madden (words) |
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For I Love You, So (1907) | Ferencz Lehár | Arthur Wilbur (words) | |
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Cavalier (1908), The | Ferencz Lehár | |
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⇑Vilia (1908) | Ferencz Lehár | |
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Day Dreams, Visions of Bliss (1909) | Heinrich Reinhardt | Robert B. Smith (words) | |
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Linger Longer Girl (1906), The | Alfred Solman | Arthur J. Lamb (words) | |
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Buffo, Duet Piccolo (1908) | Oscar Nathan Straus | |
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Kiss Duet (1908) | Oscar Nathan Straus | |
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Two Giddy Goats (1910) | Howard Talbot | |