Harpist Ada SASSOLI: First Arabesque (1912) & Chanson De Pecheur (1920) @CurzonRoad

Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Harpist Ada Sassoli (1887-1946) toured the world as assistant artist to many leading singers, including Nellie Melba, Geraldine Farrar, and Lucrezia Bori.

First Arabesque - from "Deux Arabesques" (Debussy) Recorded: March 15, 1912 in Camden, New Jersey (5th take)

Chanson De Pecheur, Op. 24 (A. Zabel) / Recorded: December 14, 1920 in Camden, Jersey (1st take)

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Harpist Ada SASSOLI: First Arabesque (1912) & Chanson De Pecheur (1920)

Soprano Geraldine FARRAR: Juwelen-Arie (1905)

(No. 16): The Oscar Saenger Singing Lessons for Tenor: Sustained Tones With Changing Vowels (1915)

(Samson und Dalila) Contralto Sigrid ONEGIN: Die Sonne, sie lachte (1929)

Three Harp Solos by Salvatore de STEFANO (1922)

(Lesson No. 17 for Soprano): The Oscar Saenger Course in Vocal Training: Exercise for Trill (1915)

(No. 3): The Oscar Saenger Singing Lessons for Tenor: Tone Production (1915)

(No. 20): The Oscar Saenger Singing Lessons for Tenor: Vocalise (1915)

American soprano Lucy Isabelle MARSH: Lete (1911)

(Unpublished Trial Disc): Soprano Odette Le FONTENAY: Yesterday & Today (c.1917)

(1916 BROADWAY MUSICAL) Mizzi HAJOS: In the Dark

The Oscar Saenger Course in Vocal Training: Lectures No. 1 & 2 (1915)