Black Disc; - Discos Gramófono (Barcelona) �La Voz de su Amo� C 2-62150, C 2-62151, C 64401, C 2-62166, C 64399 {5x10in-78s}, M 064096, M 064094;; {2x12in 78s} (all black label); Discos Gramófono (Barcelona) �La Voz de su Amo� AA 52, AA 94, AA 57, AA 93 ; {4x10in-78s}, AB 133, AB 132 {2x12in 78s} (all black label) (1922)�
Comments:- Gramófono's 78s are listed in their catalogue dated junio de 1917. Part of the role of Rufo is sung by Inocencio Navarro and Sr. Miracle. The following excerpts are performed: Canción de Rufo; Canción de Maruxa (I acto); Duo de Maruxa y Pablo; Canción de Rufo (II acto); Terceto; Dúo de Rosa y Rufo; Terceto de la carta; Cuarteto del borreguito; Final I acto
Black Disc - Discos Gramófono (Barcelona) �La Voz de su Amo� AC 144-145 (violet label) {2x10in-78s}, AD 32, AD 34, AD 35, AD 36 (+El puñao de rosas - excerpt) (violet label) {3x12in-78s), AF 271 (green label) {1x12in-78}
Comments:- Gramófono's 78s are listed in their catalogue dated enero de 1932. Enrique Sagi-Barba also takes part. The following excerpts are performed: Romanza de Borreguito (Luisa Vela); Golodrón (Emilio Sagi-Barba); Dúo de Rosa y Rufo (Emilio Sagi-Barba, Vela); Dúo de Maruxa y Pablo (Emilio Sagi-Barba, Vela);Dúo de Rosa y Pablo (Emilio y Enrique Sagi-Barba, Vela); Baile y Coro (Coro); Preludio Acto II; Romanza de Pablo (Emilio Sagi-Barba)
Comments:- Video recording of a television film and audio recording of its soundtrack. A copy of the VHS recording is (was?) in the library of the Instituto Cervantes, 102 Eaton Square, London. The action in the film is portrayed by a separate cast of actors, among whom are María José Alfonso, Ramón Pons, Mary Francis, José María Prades, Rafael Guerrero, Dolores Pérez Guindal. There is a review by Christopher Webber of the DVD in the �Zarzuela Homepage� (hyperlink in CLORLINK.php).
Comments:- Video recording of a performance in the Gran Teatro del Liceo, Barcelona. The DVD issued by House of Opera is listed in their online catalogue of �New DVDs 22 January 2005�
(STC), Composite "Studio" Recording made up from more than one source
(SCE), Composite "Studio" Recording of Excerpts from more than one source
(LI), "Live" Recording
(LE), "Live" Recording of Excerpts
(LC), "Live" Composite Recording from more than one performance
(LCE), Excerpts from more than one "Live" Performance
(RA), A Radio Performance
(RE), Excerpts from a Radio Performance
(RC), Composite Radio Performance from more than one broadcast
(RCE), Excerpts from more than one broadcast performance
(FI), Film or/and sound track of a film
(FE), Excerpts of an opera from a film or/and the sound track of a film
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