John Coates (tenor) - Recordings

Recordings

John Coates recorded first for the British Gramophone Company, beginning in 1907. Afterwards, he made discs for Columbia Records (including by the electrical recording process). His acoustic recordings of 1907-1915 included:

Gramophone Company: English and Italian Catalogues:

  • 3-2910 Take a pair of sparkling eyes, from The Gondoliers (Sullivan). 1907
  • 3-2911 John's wife (Roeckel). 1907
  • 3-2963 Eldorado (Mallison). 1908
  • 3-2968 There is a flower that bloometh, from Maritana (Vincent Wallace). 1908
  • 3-2984 At the mid hour of night (Cowen). 1908
  • 3-2985 Green grow the rashes, O. 1908
  • 4-2552 Ninetta (Brewer). 1915 (E34)
  • 4-2614 O may my dreams come true (Fothergill). 1915 (E34)
  • 02092 Cielo e mar, from La Gioconda (Ponchielli). 1907
  • 02100 Dai campi, dai prati, from Mefistofele (Boito). 1907
  • 02108 Lohengrin's farewell, from Lohengrin (Wagner). 1907
  • 02109 Lohengrin's narration, from Lohengrin (Wagner). 1907
  • 02111 Come into the garden, Maud (Balfe). 1907
  • 02144 Celeste Aida, from Aida (Verdi). 1908
  • 02145 Watchman's scene, from Hymn of Praise (Mendelssohn). 1908
  • 02172 Too late! (Atkins). 1909
  • 02584 In the Dawn (Elgar). 1915
  • 052219 Cielo e mar, from La Gioconda (Ponchielli). 1908
  • 052223 Giunto sul passo estremo, from Mefistofele (Boito). 1908

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