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O Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair (Aleksander Sergeyevich Pushkin, trans. McCormack and Schneider/Sergei Rachmaninoff, Op. 4, No. 4)
B 23906 -1, -2, -3 (2 April 1920), with Fritz Kreisler, violin
O Come All Ye Faithful, see Adeste Fideles
O Del Mio Amato Ben (words and music by Stefano Donaudy)
Bb 5035-1 (4 September 1924)
O Dry Those Tears (words and music by Teresa del Riego)
C 13224-1 (1 May 1913)
B 24034-1, -2 (5 May 1920), with Fritz Kreisler, violin)
O il meglio mi scordavo … Numero quindici, see IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA
O Lola, see CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA
O Lovely Night (from song cycle “Summertime”)(Margaret Teschemacher/Sir Landon Ronald)
Lxx 3158 (1909)
O Mary Dear (John McCormack/Old Irish Air: “Londonderry Air,” arr. Edwin Schneider)
BVE 56188-1 (16 October 1929)
BVE 56188-2 (18 October 1929)
Film 35mm, 70mm ( 1929)
OEA 2128-1, -2 (28 June 1935)
Broadcast (19 November 1936)
O Men From the Fields (Cradle Song) (from “Songs of Connacht”)(Padraic Colum/Old Irish Air, arr. Herbert Hughes)
OEA 2183-1 (23 July 1935)
O Promise Me (interpolated into “Robin Hood”)(Clement W. Scott/Reginald DeKoven)
OEA 9487-1 (6 October 1941)
O Sing to Me the Auld Scotch Sangs, see Auld Scotch Sangs, The
O Sleep! Why dost thou leave me, see SEMELE
O soave fanciulla, see LA BOHEME
O Souverain, O Juge, O Pere, see LE CID
Off to Philadelphia (My Name is Paddy Leary)(Traditional, edited and revised by Stephen Temple/Old Irish Air, arr. Walter Battison Haynes)
OEA 9655-1 (3 December 1941)
Oft in the Stilly Night (Thomas Moore/Old Scottish Air, arr. Sir John Stevenson)
Lx 3166 (1909)
OEA 8849-1, -2 (9 August 1940)
Oh, Could I But Express in Song My Sorrow (Grigori Lishin, trans. Rosa Newmarch/Leonid Malashkin)
OEA 9065-1 (17 December 1940)
Oh Gathering Clouds (Traditional, arr. Bain)
OEA 2121-1 (27 June 1935)
Oh, How I Miss You Tonight (Benny Davis and Mark Fisher/Joe Burke)
BVE 33465-1, -2 (14 October 1925)
Oh! That It Were So! (Walter Savage Landor/Frank Bridge)
Bb 5100-1 (19 September 1924)
Oh! What Bitter Grief is Mine (“Wie unglücklich bin ich,” anonymous verse, trans. McCormack/Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, K. 147)
broadcast (27 December 1936)
OEA 9064-1, -2 (17 December 1940)
Old House, The (Frederick Travers O’Connor/Traditional melody, adapted by O’Connor)
OEA 8320-1, -2 (30 November 1939)
Broadcast (6 December 1938)
Notes: The melody appears to have been adapted from the Old Welsh Harp-Tune: “Llwyn On” (sometimes referred to as “The Ash Grove”), or an English variant of it. The adaptation presumably was by O’Connor, although the published song simply credits O’Connor with words and music. A similar adaptation of a traditional folk melody may be discerned in the music of “The Star of the County Down,” which McCormack also recorded.
Old Refrain, The (English words by Alice Mattullath/Fritz Kreisler)
B 17008-1, -2 (14 January 1916)
Old Sacred Lullaby, An (English lyrics by Paul England, after German by David Gregor Corner, 1584-1648/Corner, arr. Samuel Liddle)
OEA 407-1 (24 August 1934)
On Wings of Song (“Auf Flügeln des Gesänges”) (Heinrich Heine/Felix Mendelssohn, Op. 34, No. 2)
Broadcast (1 January 1927)
Broadcast (10 February 1933)
On with the motley, see I PAGLIACCI
Once Again (L.H. Lewin/Sir Arthur Sullivan)
6449-I, (3 November 1904)
6449-II, -III, -IV (10 November 1904)
Once in a Blue Moon (Emily Westrup/Howard Fisher)
OB 3851-1, -2 (16 September 1932)
Once would my heart with the wildest emotion, see Lily of Killarney, The
One Love Forever (James Dyrenforth/Kenneth Leslie-Smith)
OEA 9887-1, -2 (10 August 1942)
One Summer Morn (words and music by Sidney Richfield)
Broadcast (2 January 1938)
Only You (Elizabeth K. Reynolds/Edwin Schneider)
B 22693-1, -2 (16 April 1919)
Onward Christian Soldiers (Reverend Sabine Baring-Could/Sir Arthur S. Sullivan)
B 29871-1, -2 (9 April 1924)
Ora pro nobis (A. Horspool/Nicolo Piccolomini)
B 17645-1 (9 May 1916)
Organ Grinder, The (Der Leiermann) (The Hurdy Gurdy Man)(“Der Leiermann”) (from (Wilhelm Müller/Franz Schubert, D. 911, No. 24)
CVE 49213-1, -2, -3 (partial matrix) (28 November 1928)
O Thank Not Me, see Widmung
Ould Plaid Shawl (Francis A. Fahy/Old Irish Air, arr. Battison Haynes)
Lx 3167 (1909)
Ould Turf Fire, The (Words and Music by Johnny Patterson, 1840-1899)
broadcast (11 October 1936)
broadcast (2 January 1938)
Our Finest- Hour (R. Henniker Heaton/John McCormack & Gerald Moore)
OEA 9460-1 (26 August 1941)
OEA 9460-2, -3, -4 (17 September 1941)
Out of Sight But Ever in My Mind, see Ever in My Mind
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