Harry Macdonough
Harry Macdonough (John Scantlebury Macdonald) (1871–1931) recorded both as a soloist and as a member of the prolific Haydn Quartet. The Canadian-born tenor made his first recordings in 1900 and reportedly appeared on over 1000 titles. He also worked as an assistant recording director for Victor Records.
The following recordings featuring Harry Macdonough are available in the National Jukebox:
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| Artist Role | Title | Description | Primary Performer(s) | Date | |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Where the southern roses grow | Male vocal quartet and male vocal solo, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough; Haydn Quartet | 1905-02-16 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Hail to the chief | Male vocal quartet, with bagpipes | Victor Male Quartet | 1915-06-14 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | When that I was a little tiny boy | Male vocal trio, unaccompanied | Harry Macdonough; Raymond Dixon [i.e., Lambert Murphy]; Reinald Werrenrath | 1915-01-21 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Larboard watch | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | S. H. Dudley; Harry Macdonough | 1905-03-30 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Crucifix | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough; Frank C. Stanley | 1905-04-05 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Crucifix | Male vocal duet, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough; Frank C. Stanley | 1905-04-05 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Beulah Land | Male vocal quartet and male vocal solo, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough; Haydn Quartet | 1905-04-17 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Beulah Land | Male vocal quartet and male vocal solo, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough; Haydn Quartet | 1908-10-28 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Estudiantina | Female-male vocal duet, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough; Florence Hayward | 1905-02-14 |
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Vocalist - Tenor vocal | Absence makes the heart grow fonder | Male vocal solo, with orchestra | Harry Macdonough | 1907-10-30 |
