From right to left: Emilio de Gogorza, Mrs. O'Donnell Hoover, Edward Johnson,
May Davenport Seymour, Lucrezia Bori, and Karin Branzell examine one of
the exhibits at the museum in New York in honor of the Metropolitan Jubilee.

EMILIO DE GOGORZA  1874-1949

DE GOGORZA IN CLASSIC ART SONGS AND ARIAS
Emilio De Gogorza was noted as a popular recording artist and appeared extensively on the concert
platform, beginning his career in 1897 as a supporting artist for Marcella Sembrich.

In this representative collection, Crest has concentrated on De Gorgoza’s ability as a classic
interpreter of the Art Song and Operatic baritone literature.  The selections range from the
Armourer’s Song from Robin Hood recorded in 1900 on an early 8” Zonophone disc to an
unpublished aria from Benvenuto Cellini:  De L’art Splendeur.  In between are outstanding
arias from Martha, Carmen, Pagliacci, Roi de Lahore,Trovatore, Magic Flute and
Barber of Seville – 18 selections in all, expertly transferred from originals in the collection
of Dr. George R. Creegan.

De Gogorza in Classic Art Songs and Arias               
CC95        $ 9.95
CD95        $14.95

EMILIO DE GOGORZA SINGS SPANISH SONGS
Emilio De Gogorza was one of the earliest and most prolific of recording artists.  Although he
recorded in English and other languages, it was in the Spanish tongue that De Gogorza excelled. 
Crest presents selections from Victor recordings spanning the years 1903 through 1927 when the
artist was in his best form.  These Victor recordings are considered the best, technically speaking,
of all his recordings which graced Berliner, Columbia-Climax and cylinders for various companies,
under many nomme du disques; Fernand, Goddard, Francisco, etc.  Included in this Crest collection
are such well-known songs as La Sevillana, La Tempestad, Clavelitos, La Paloma, La Golondrina,
El Relicario and others.

All records from the collection of Dr. George R. Creegan

De Gogorza Sings Spanish songs
CC3001    $9.95
CD3001    $14.95