no cover	"Decca Juvenile Stars Have A Party" (Decca F.3261 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Master (Arthur) Iwan Davies   Master Leslie Day   Exact content not known. Artists are: Mary Hagan ("child comedienne"), Iwan Davies (boy soprano) (in Part 1), Wilfred Worden (piano), "Little Leslie Day" (boy soprano) (in Part 2), Louis Cabrelli (accordian) and the Terry Juveniles. Music composed or arra Add a link for this album	no cover	Hark! The Herald-Angels Sing / O Come, All Ye Faithful (Decca F.3264 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Master (Arthur) Iwan Davies   A: Hark! The Herald-Angels Sing (please see under Charles Hawtrey for details of this carol) (matrix GB5090) B: O Come, All Ye Faithful (please see under Jimmy Phelan for details of this carol) (GB5093) Both rec. 31 Oct. 1932 wit Add a link for this album
	Nevin: The Rosary / Towers, Leon & Nicholls: By an old Abbey door (Decca F.3260 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Thomas Tweedy   A: The Rosary (song, 1898: wds Robert Cameron Rogers (1862-1912), see "The Rosary and other poems" (1906); publ. earlier in his book of verse "The Wind in the Clearing" (1895); however authorship claimed by Frederick G. Winter in Columbia Phonograph Compa Add a link for this album	Denis Barthel 1931	Parry: Jerusalem / Walford Davies: O little town of Bethlehem (HMV B.4285 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Denis Barthel   A: Jerusalem (sacred song: wds William Blake (1757-1827), from Preface to "Milton" (lines 27-42; title-page 1804, but not printed until c. 1810; title "Jerusalem" is not Blake's) - music Charles Hubert Hastings Parry (1848-1918), 1916) (matrix 0BR121- Add a link for this album

	Adams: The Holy City / Mendelssohn: Jerusalem, thou that killest the Prophets (Decca (Black Label) K.632 (12-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Master (Arthur) Iwan Davies   A: The Holy City (song: wds F.E. Weatherly (1848-1929) - music Stephen Adams (pseud. of Michael Maybrick (1841(sic)-1913)), 1892) (matrix GA3672) B: Jerusalem, thou that killest the Prophets (soprano aria based on Matt. 23:37 from Part 1 of oratorio "S Add a link for this album	no cover	Bridge: Easter Hymn / Handel: He was despised (Messiah) (HMV B.4107 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Denis Barthel   A: Easter Hymn (incipit: "Let joy and praise to Heaven rise". Engl. wds Hans Wagemann after early 17th cent. German hymn "Ein fröhlicher Gesang" - music arr. Frank Bridge (1879-1941), publ. 1912, fr. tune to "Laßt uns erfreuen herzlich sehr" in "Catholisc Add a link for this album
no cover	Handel ("Messiah"): I know that my Redeemer liveth & He shall feed His Flock (Broadcast (Red Label) 3165 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Frank Nichols   Budget price label retailing at 1/6. Recorded with organ accompaniment in St Mary-le-Bow Church, Cheapside, London. This disc was paired with #3164 containing Easter Service hymns & psalms with the Rector, Choir & Organist of St Mary-le-Bow Church. Add a link for this album		Handel: Angels, ever bright and fair / Liddle: How lovely are Thy dwellings (HMV (Plum Label) B.4071 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Dennis Diehl   A: Angels ever bright and fair (G.F. Handel (1685-1759), oratorio "Theodora", 1750) (matrix 0B1503-2) B: How lovely are Thy dwellings (sacred song, 1908, wds after Psalm 84, Samuel Liddle (1867-1951)) (0B1504-4) Both rec. 19 Oct. 1931 at Kingsway Ha Add a link for this album
	Handel: Oh, had I Jubal's lyre / Come unto Him (HMV B.4108 (10-inch), 78 RPM) Featuring Master (Arthur) Iwan Davies   Two pieces by G.F. Handel (1685-1759): A: Oh, had I Jubal's lyre (from oratorio "Joshua", 1748) (matrix 0B1590-2) B: Come unto Him (soprano half of duet based on Matt. 11:28-29 from Part 1 of oratorio "Messiah", 1742) (0B1591-1) Both rec. 4 M Add a link for this album

no cover	(undetermined) (Beltona , 78 RPM) Featuring Billy Anderson   Add a link for this album	no cover	Blackbird's Song / The Cuckoo (Regal G 21482, 78 RPM) Featuring Lex Macdonald   Gil Dech, piano. 10 inch record. Add a link for this album
no cover	Blind Boy / Mother Machrie (Broadcast 818, 78 RPM) Featuring Leslie Walmsley   Released about March/April 1932. A: The Blind Boy (presumably Schubert's setting (Der Blinde Knabe D.833) of Colley Cibber's text). B: Mother Machrie (or Machree) (song from the 1910 musical Barry of Ballmore - wds Rider Johnso Add a link for this album	no cover	Duna / A Brown Bird Singing (Regal G 21485, 78 RPM) Featuring Lex Macdonald   with orchestra. 10 inch record. Add a link for this album
	Rose Softly Blooming / Solveig's Song (Regal G 30068, 78 RPM) Featuring Lex Macdonald   12 inch record. Add a link for this album	no cover	Schubert: Hark, Hark, the Lark / Brahms: Lullaby (Regal G 21486, 78 RPM) Featuring Lex Macdonald   Gil Dech, piano. 10-inch record. Add a link for this album
no cover	Schubert: Who Is Sylvia? / I Attempt From Love's Sickness To Fly (Regal G 21487, 78 RPM) Featuring Lex Macdonald   Master Lex Macdonald, boy soprano of Dunedin. Gil Dech at the piano. 10-inch record. Add a link for this album		To a Wild Rose / The Lass with the Delicate Air (Regal G21481, 78 RPM) Featuring Lex Macdonald   Gil Dech, piano. 10-inch record. Add a link for this album

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