Complete Recordings of John McCormack: Alphabetical Listing

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C

Calling Me Back to You (Words & Music by Blanche Ebert Seaver)

BVE 36376-1, -2 (30 September 1926)

Broadcast (1 January 1927)

Calling Me Home to You (Edward Teschemacher/Francis Dorel)

B 21808-1, -2 (30 April 1918)

Calm as the Night, see Still As the Night

Candle Light (S. Shippey/Charles Wakefield Cadman)

OEA 406-1 (24 August 1934)

Cantata BWV 4 (Bach), see Jesus Christ, the Son of God

Cantata BWV 147 (Bach), see Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring

Cantata con Stromenti, see Praise Ye the Lord

Carmé

B 16091-1, -2 (10 June 1915), with Fritz Kreisler, violin

CARMEN: Il fior che avevi a me (Henri Meilhac & Ludovic Halevy, after Prosper Merimée/Georges Bizet)

Lx 2795 (in English) (1908)

Lxx 3138 (1909)

C 8538-1 (7 January 1910)

CARMEN: Parlé moi de ma mère, see CARMEN: Votre mère…

CARMEN: Votre mère avec moi … Ma mère je la vois

C 13028-1, -2 (28 March 1913), with Lucy Isabelle Marsh, soprano

C 13028-3 (1 May 1913), with Lucy Isabelle Marsh, soprano

C 13028-4 (1 May 1913)

Caro amor, see IL PASTOR FIDO

CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA: 0 Lola (Siciliana)(Guido Menasci & Giovanni Targioni-Tozzetti, after Giovanni Verga/Pietro Mascagni)

Lx 2488 (1908)

Note: Sung in English. Possibly translated by Fred E. Weatherley.

Champs paternels! Hébron douce vallée, see JOSEPH EN ÉGYPTE

Charm me Asleep (Robert Herrick/Wilfrid Sanderson)

OB 3855-1 (16 September 1932)

Celeste Aida, see AIDA

Che gelida manina, see LA BOHEME

Cherry Tree, see Before My Window

Children’s Prayer in Wartime, A (Joseph McCarthy/James F. Hanley)

OEA 9870-1, -2 (26 May 1942)

Note: Another source gives credits as Merrick Fifield McCarthy/Jacques Wolfe.

Child’s Prayer, A (Laura Leycester/Pat Thayer)

OEA 8321-1, -2 (30 November 1939)

Child’s Song, A (from “A Masque”) (Thomas Moore/Charles Marshall)

Lx 2502 (1908)

B 11816-1 (2 April (1912)

Chiudo gli occhi, see MANON

Christ in Flanders (Gordon Johnstone/Ward Stephens)

B 23454-1, -2 (5 November 1919)

Christ in His Garden, see Legend: Christ in His Garden

CHRISTUS AM ÖLBERG: Jehovah, Hear Me (Franz Xaver Huber/Ludwig von Beethoven, Op. 85)

CVE 58684-1 (27 February 1930)

CHRISTUS AM ÖLBERG: Jehova, Du Mein Vater (Franz Xaver Huber/Ludwig von Beethoven, Op. 85)

CVE 58684-2 (27 February 1930)

CHRISTUS AM ÖLBERG: My Heart is Sore (Franz Xaver Huber/Ludwig von Beethoven, Op. 85)

CVE 58685-1 (27 February 1930)

Christ Went Up into the Hills Alone (Katherine Adams/Richard Hageman)

CVE 38388-1 (4 May 1927)

CHRIST ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES, see CHRISTUS AM ÖLBERG

CID, LE: 0 Souverain, 0 Juge, 0 Pere (Adolphe d’Ennery, Louis Gallet, and Edouard Blau, after Pierre Corneille/Jules Massenet)

C 11831-1 (5 April 1912)

Cloths of Heaven (from “The Wind Among the Reeds”)(William Butler Yeats/Thomas F. Dunhill)

Bb 11347-1 (2 September 1927)

OEA 2182-1 (23 July 1935)

Come Back My Love (Since First I Met Thee)(Sonny Miller/Bernard Grün, after “Romance in E-flat” by Anton Rubinstein)

OEA 9656-1 (3 December 1941)

Come Back to Erin (John William Cherry/Charlotte Alington Barnard, writing as Claribel)

6468a (23 September 1904)

5934b (24 September 1904)

6450-I (3 November 1904)

6450-II, -III, -IV (10 November 1904)

682 (5 July 1906)

Lx 1579 (1906)

L 1580 (1906)

B 8588-1 (1 February 1910)

Come In and Welcome (Words and Music by Kennedy Russell)

Broadcast (2 January 1937) (First Performance)

Come into the Garden, Maude (Alfred Tennyson/Michael William Balfe)

C 15846-1 (30 March 1915)

Come My Beloved, see ATALANTA

Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming (words and music by Stephen Foster)

B 14678-1, -2 (8 April 1914)

CONTES D’HOFFMAN: Beauteous night, O night of love (Barcarolle) (Jules Barbier/Jacques Offenbach)

B 17655-1 (10 May 1916), with Fritz Kreisler, violin

Cradle Song 1915 (adapted from “Caprice Viennois”)(Alice Mattullath/Fritz Kreisler)

B 17672-1, -2 (11 May 1916)

Cradle Song, see 0 Men From the Fields

Croppy Boy, The (William McBurney/Old Irish Air)

615 (5 July 1906)

Lx 1568 (1906)

Note: Tune: “Cailin o cois tSiure me” (I am a girl from beside the river Suir). According to Nicholas Carolan, this is “the oldest dateable Irish melody” (16th century).

Crossroads (from “Show People”) (words and music by Raymond Klagen, William Axt, and

BVE 48191-1,-2 (21 November 1928)

Crucifix, The (F. W. Rosier/Jean Baptiste Faure)

B 18391-1 (21 September 1916), with Reinald Werrenrath, baritone

B 18391-2,-3 (8 June 1917), with Reinald Werrenrath, baritone