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Macushla (Josephine V. Rowe/Dermot MacMurrough)
B 10134-1 (30 March 1911)
Magic of Your Love (from “Gypsy Love”)(Gustave Kahn and Clifford Grey/Franz Lehar, adapted by Herbert S. Stothart)
OEA 8574-1 (12 April 1940)
Magpie’s Nest, The (Traditional/Old Irish Air, arr. Herbert Hughes)
Film, 35mm, 70mm 1929
Maiden of Morven (Traditional, trans. Harold Boulton/Old Scottish Air, arr. Malcolm Lawson)
OEA 9068-1 (17 December 1940)
Mainacht, Die (Ludwig Hölty and Voss/Johannes Brahms, Op. 43, No. 2)
Bb 5031-1, -2 (4 September 1924)
Maire, My Girl (John Keegan Casey/George B. Aitken)
C 11813-1 (2 April 1912)
Maison Grise, La, see FORTUNIO: J’amais la vieille maison grise
MANON: Chiudo gli occhi (Henri Meilhac and Philippe Gille, after Abbé Prévost/Jules Massenet)
B 12764-1, -2 (3 January 1913)
M’appari, see MARTA
Marcheta (A Love Song of Old Mexico)(words and music by Victor L. Schertzinger)
B 29865-1, -2 (8 April 1924)
BVE 29865-3 (12 April 1927)
Marinari, Li (No. 12 from “Les Soirées Musicales”)(Count Carlo Pepoli/Gioacchino
B 10137-1 (31 March 1911), with Mario Sammarco, baritone
B 10137-2, -3 (4 April 1911), with Mario Sammarco, baritone
MARITANA: There is a Flower That Bloometh (Edward Fitzball, after A. d’Ennery/William Vincent Wallace)
Lx 2844 (1908)
B 12710-1, -2 (11 December 1912)
MARTA: M’appari (Friedrich Wilhelm Riese, writing as W. Friedrich, after Jules H. Vernoy de Saint-Georges/Friedrich von Flotow)
B 17009-1 (14 January 1916)
Mary Dear, see 0 Mary Dear
Mary of Allendale (Anonymous Scottish Poem/James Hook, arr. H. Lane Wilson)
Lx 2850 (1908)
Mary of Argyle (Charles Jeffreys/S. Nelson)
B 14674-1, -2 (7 April 1914)
Mattinata (words and music by Ruggiero Leoncavallo)
Lx 2793[-1], -2 (1908)
B 12766-1, -2 (3 January 1913)
Maureen (words and music by Hugh S. Roberton)
Broadcast (17 April 1938)
OEA 9461-1 (26 August 1941)
Mavis (L. A. Lefevre/Harold Craxton)
B 15420-1, -2 (23 November 1914)
Meeting of the Waters, The (Thomas Moore/Old Irish Air: “Old Head of Denis,” arr. Edwin Schneider)
13142 (12 September 1904)
5925b (24 September 1904)
OEA 8850-1 (9 August 1940)
Meine Seele ist erschüttert, see CHRIST ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES
MEISTERSINGER, DIE: Morning was gleaming (“Morgenlich leuchtend”) (Prize Song) (words by Wagner, trans. Henrietta & Frederick Corder?/Richard Wagner)
C 16089-1, -2 (10 June 1915)
C 17656-1 (10 May 1916)
MEFISTOFELE: Dai campi, dai prati (Arrigo Boïto, after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe/Arrigo Boïto)
B 12705-1 (11 December 1912)
MEFISTOFELE: Giunto sul passo
B 12706-1 (11 December 1912)
Mi par d’udir ancora, see LA PÊCHEURS DE PERLES
Mighty Lak’ a Rose (Frank L. Stanton/Ethelbert W. Nevin)
OEA 8604-1, -2 (2 May 1940)
MIGNON: In her simplicity (Jules Barbier and Michel Carré, after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe/Ambroise Thomas)
Lx 2797 (1908)
Minnelied, see All’mein Gedanken
Minstrel Boy, The (Thomas Moore/Old Irish Air: “The Moreen,” also “The Moirin,” also “The
6471a, 5945b (23 September 1904)
6448-I, -II (3 November 1904)
6448-III, -IV (10 November 1904)
B 8590-1 (1 February 1910)
Mira la Bianca Luna (La Serenata)(No. 11 from “Les Soirées Musicales”)(Count Carlo Pepoli/Gioacchino Rossini)
5130f, 5131f (3 July 1911), with Emmy Destinn, soprano
5203f (18 July 1911), with Emmy Destinn, soprano
Molly Bawn (Samuel Lover/Old Irish Air, arr. MacMurrough)
13144 (12 September 1904)
5928b (24 September 1904)
C 8752-1 (25 March 1910)
C 8752-2 (17 March 1911)
Molly Brannigan (Traditional/Old Irish Air, arr. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford)
B 12765-1 (3 January 1913)
Moon hath raised her lamp above, The, see THE LILY OF KILLARNEY
Moonlight and Roses (words and music by Ben Black, Neil Morét, and Edwin H. Lemare, after “Andantino in D-flat” by Edwin H. Lemare)
BVE 32535-1, -2, -3 (23 April 1925)
Morgen (John Henry MacKay/Richard Strauss, Op. 27, No. 4)
Bb 5115-1, -2, -3 (24 September 1924), with Fritz Kreisler, violin
Morgenlich leuchtend, see MEISTERSINGER, DIE: Morning was gleaming
Morning (Frank L. Stanton/Oley Speaks)
B 15847-1 (30 March 1915)
Morning was gleaming, see DIE MEISTERSINGER: Morning was gleaming
Mother in Ireland (Words and Music by Gerald Griffin, Herman Kahn, and Tommy Lyman)
B 27030-1, -2, -3 (17 October 1922)
Mother Machree (from “Barry of Ballymore”)(Rida Johnson Young/Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R. Ball)
B 10069-1 (17 March 1911)
BVE 40173-1, -2 (12 October 1927)
Mother My Dear (Katherine Nolen/Bryceson Treharne)
BVE 33821-1, -2, -3 (27 October 1927)
Mother o’ Mine (Rudyard Kipling/Frank Berthold Tours)
B 13034-1 (28 March 1913)
Mountain Lovers (Fred E. Weatherley/William Henry Squire)
Lxx 3135 (1909)
Music of the Night (Phyllis Black/Eric Coates)
OEA 404-1, -2 (24 August 1934)
Musicke of Sundrie Kindes, see Since First I Saw Your Face
My commander as envoy bids me come … No country can my own outvie, see NATOMA
My Dark Rosaleen (Traditional Irish words, adapted by James Clarence Mangan/Alicia Adélaïde Needham-Morgan)
Lx 2132 (1907)
Lxx 3151[-1], -2 (1909)
Note: The verses by Mangan derive from the traditional Irish poem “Roisin Dubh.” The literary background of these two sets of verses is complex.
My Dreams (Fred E. Weatherley/Sir Francesco Paolo Tosti)
B 12758-1 (2 January 1913)
My heart is sore within me, see CHRIST ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES
My Irish Song of Songs (Alfred Dubin/Daniel J. Sullivan)
B 21809-1, -2 (30 April 1918)
My Lagan Love (Joseph Campbell, writing as Seosamh MacCathmhaoil/Old Irish Air, arr. Sir Hamilton Harty as one of “Three Traditional Ulster Airs”)
B 8751-1 (25 March 1910)
My Moonlight Madonna (P.F. Webster/Zdenko Fibich)
OB 5309-1 ( 7 September 1933)
My Queen (Esther Johnson (“Stella”)/J. Blumenthal)
Lxx 3163 (1909)
My Treasure (Matthias Barr/Joan Trevalsa)
OEA 8605-1 (2 May 1940)
My Wild Irish Rose (from “The Romance of Athlone”)(Chauncey Olcott/Ernest R. Ball)
B 14667-1 (6 April 1914)
Myrra, see I Know of Two Bright Eyes
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