1910 WERNER ALBERTI Jewish Tenor POSTILLON DE LONGJUMEAU/ Lohengrin POLYPHON _

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One of the early recording pioneers is Berlin Kammersaenger
WERNER ALBERTI aka Werner Krzywonos Tenor

Who recorded for Edison and Berliner as early as 1901

Polyphon, Berlin 1910-09

179. 2440 Lohengrin (Wagner): In fernem Land 21005, 2286
180. 2441 Postillon de Longjumeau (Adam): Postillonlied 21006,

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Werner Alberti (Tenor) ( Gnessin 1863 - Berlin 1934)

 
The real name of this german tenor is Werner Krzywonos. He was born in Gnesen, Poland. He worked as a bank employee in Berlin, later he studied with Martin Roder in Berlin and with Mariano Padilla y Ramos, the husband of Desiree Artôt. In 1887 Alberti made his debut as a concert singer in Berlin, In the 1887-88 season he took a concert tours through completely Germany and through Switzerland. In 1888 he was engaged by Angelo Neumann to the German Theater in Prague. Here he made his debut as Manrico in ‘’Il Trovatore’’. From Prague he guested in 1889 at  the Vienna State Opera, he also appeared in St. Petersburg and Moscow. He remained till 1894 in Prague. In 1895 Alberti made very successful guest performance at the Teatro Margherita in Genoa and at the Teatro Lirico in Milan under the direction of Pietro Mascagni. From 1900 to 1902 he was engaged by the National Opera Theatre of Budapest. Later he lived in Berlin where he was often appeared at the Kroll Opera. In 1903 Alberti guested at the Vienna State Opera as Wilhelm Meister in ‘‘Mignon’’ of A. Thomas, in 1905 as Arnoldo in Rossini’s ‘’Guglielmo Tell’’. In 1907 he performed at the State Opera of Dresden. In 1917 he made guest performances in Bucharest and at the Teatro San Carlo, Lisbon. Laler he worked as a pedagoge in Berlin. Critics admired with metallic shine of his timbre and his ringing top notes. Werner Alberti died in Berlin.

At the height of his popularity Werner Alberti got a contract for an American tour and arrived in New York to begin it. He then received a telegram that his mother was quite ill, broke his contract and immediately returned to Germany. He never got another chance to come to the United States.

I wish to thank David Martin for providing me this information
Chronology of some appearances

1895  Genova    Teatro Margherita Trovatore (Manrico)
1896  Lisbona    Teatro San Carlos Lohengrin (Lohengrin) 1896  Lisbona Coliseo Recrejos   Cavalleria Rusticana (Turiddu) 1897 Genova    Teatro Carlo Felice Lohengrin (Lohengrin) 1897  Milano    Teatro Lirico Cavalleria Rusticana (Turiddu)


Alberti, Werner, tenor, * January 21, 1860 Gnesen, † November 29, 1934 Berlin; actually Werner Krzywonos. Initially worked as a bank clerk in Berlin; then training by Martin Röder in Berlin. He was also a student of Mariano Padilla y Ramos, husband of the great prima donna Desirée Artôt. In 1887 he made his debut as a concert singer in Berlin, then from 1887-88 he went on a concert tour throughout Germany and Switzerland. In 1888 Angelo Neumann signed him to the German Theater in Prague, which he directed; it was here that he made his stage debut as Manrico in the »Troubadour«. From Prague he made guest appearances in 1889 at the Vienna Court Opera, the Leipzig Opera House, and later at the St. Petersburg and Moscow Court Operas. He remained engaged in Prague until 1894. In 1895 he made a very successful guest appearance at the Teatro Margherita in Genoa, whereupon the composer Pietro Mascagni induced him to take part in a tour of Germany at the Teatro Lirico in Milan. 1900-1902 he was engaged at the National Opera of Budapest. He later lived in Berlin, where he could often be heard at the Kroll Opera and the Theater des Westens. In 1903 he appeared at the Vienna Court Opera as Wilhelm Meister in "Mignon" by A. Thomas, in 1905 as Arnoldo in Rossini's "Wilhelm Tell", in 1907 at the Dresden Court Opera, in 1896 and 1904 at the Brno Opera House, in 1896 at the Zagreb Opera, 1899 at the opera houses in Frankfurt aM and Cologne, 1906 at the Vienna Volksoper, 1907 at the Warsaw Opera; further guest appearances in Bucharest and at the Teatro San Carlos in Lisbon, in 1904 as a concert singer in Scheveningen, in 1917 he could be heard at a summer opera in Berlin. In addition, he went to an extensive concert activity throughout his career; most recently he worked as a teacher in Berlin. What was especially admired about his tenor voice was its metallic sheen in the high and highest registers. His preferred stage roles were Count Almaviva in "Barbier von Sevilla", Edgardo in "Lucia di Lammermoor", Lyonel in Flotow's "Martha", Chapelou in A. Adam's "Postillon de Lonjumeau", Alessandro Stradella in the Opera of the same name by Flotow, George Brown in "La Dame blanche" by Boieldieu, Jean in "Prophet" by Meyerbeer, Raoul in "Huguenots" and Vasco in "L'Africaine" by the same master, Turiddu in »Cavalleria rusticana«, the Faust by Gounod and the Eleazar in »La Juive« by Halévy.

Records by the companies Berliner Records (Berlin, 1901), G & T (Budapest, 1901), Lyrophon (Berlin, 1904), Columbia, Polyphon, Jumbo, Favorit (Berlin, 1907), Beka, Homochord, but notably
Odeon (Berlin, 1905-06); also Edison cylinders and two Pathé cylinders (1904).


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  • Condition: Used
  • Condition: Orig Issue German Polyphon 10" 78 rpm CONDITION: EXCELLENT minus unworn light rubs, plays E very quiet A SUPERB COPY
  • Artist: CLICK RIGHT ARROW > FOR CONDITION, WERNER ALBERTI, Werner Krzywonos
  • Format: Record
  • Release Title: Lohengrin In fernem Land / Postillon de Longjumeau Postillonlie
  • Material: Shellac
  • Genre: Classical
  • Record Label: Polyphon
  • Record Size: 10"
  • Style: Anthem, Christmas, Opera, TV Score/Soundtrack, Aria, Ars Nova, Ballata, Cantata, Canzona, Chanson, Chorale, Christian, Elegy, Film Score/Soundtrack, Gregorian Chant, Laude, Lied, Lullaby, Madrigal, Mass, Motet, Music Hall, Musical/Original Cast, Oratorio, Radio Play/Show, Schlager, Serenade, Traditional/Vocal, Vocal
  • Speed: 78 RPM
  • Language: French, German, Italian
  • Catalog Number: 21006, 21005

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