MUSIC
Songs and recordings shared by Santa Nova Era.
October 31, 2026A 1919 fox-trot by Byron Gay, performed by Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra with a vocal refrain. The Library of Congress credits Harry Macdonough and Lambert Murphy as tenor vocalists. The supplied Victor label identifies the release as 18594-B and marks it “For Dancing.” Source: Library of Congress, National Jukebox.
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October 31, 2026An instrumental trio performance of two traditional Christmas melodies, “Christmas expectations” and “O sanctissima,” played by George Stehl (violin), Marshall P. Lufsky (flute), and Charles Schuetze (harp). Recorded September 22, 1916. Columbia A2112 · Matrix 47043, take 3. Source: Library of Congress, National Jukebox.
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October 31, 2026From Handel’s Messiah. The supplied Columbia record label lists Margaret Keyes as the singer and describes a contralto solo with orchestral accompaniment. Label reference: A5342 (30672). The thumbnail is the supplied photograph of this record. Recording source: Library of Congress, National Jukebox.
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October 31, 2026Russian folk song. The supplied Victor record-label photograph reads “Tenor with orchestra,” “Russian,” “Jacob M. Medvedieff,” and “69596-A.” Recording source: Library of Congress, National Jukebox.
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October 31, 2026A romantic popular song published in 1919, with music by Con Conrad and lyrics by Bobby Jones. Issued by Jerome H. Remick & Co. for voice and piano, its lyrics imagine a hometown scene and address a loved one as “little sunshine.” Song information: Mississippi State University Libraries, Charles H. Templeton, Sr. sheet music collection: https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/cht-sheet-music/5384/. Recording source: Library of Congress, National Jukebox.
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