The world's vocal arts. (s.l. Ethnic Folkways library P 510, 1952)
Bel canto style. Riccardo Stracciari in Verdi's "Ernani : Lo vedremo". German Lieder style. Karl Erb sings Hugo Wolf's "Schlafendas Jesukind." French popular style. Damia sings "Tu ne sais pas aimer (Aubret and Zoka) Torch style. Helen Morgan in "Winter overnight" (Fain-Kahal) Crooning style. Bing Crosby, "Where the blue of the night meets the gold of the day" (Turk-Crosby-Ahlert). --Russian operatic style. Feodor Ivanovich Chaliapin in Borodin's "Prince Igor" (I hate a dreary life) Blues style. "Red" Willie Smith. Cantorial style. Prayer for the day of Yom Kippur by Moshe Vital sung in Hebrew (Turko-Separdic version North American trad. style. "Guelbi qualach halek" sung by Chikh Menouer. Kurdish mid-Eastern style. Shepard sings a love song. - Korean classical style. "Right music", male solo. Thai operative style. Female solo. Albanian Moslem style. Greek popular. "Apanu pal to nero by Sotirios Stasinopolous. Chinese opera style. Ma Lien Liang, Peking opera. - Pakistani classical style. "Darbari", sung by Ustad Asad Ali Khan. Swiss yodel. Song of the Senn. Ethiopian style. Early German opera style. Maria Ivoguen in Mozart's "Queen of the night."
Introd. by Henry Cowell (4 p.) laid in container.
Keywords: Vocal music; Music, Popular (Songs, etc.).; Operas, Excerpts; Songs