Chauve Souris Company / Mmes Birse & Ershova , Mm. Dedovitch & Shevtchenko - Chauve Souris flac album

Dedovitch & Shevtchenko ‎– Chauve Souris. Label: Columbia ‎– 9220. Recorded At – Vaudeville Theatre. Accompanied By, Orchestra – Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra (tracks: A & B). Conductor – S. Kogan (tracks: A & B). Lead Vocals – Birse (tracks: B), Dedovitch (tracks: B), Ershova (tracks: B), Shevtchenko (tracks: B). Words By – M. Balieff (tracks: A & B).

La Chauve-Souris (French: The Bat) was the name of a touring revue during the early 1900s. Originating in Moscow and then Paris, and directed by Nikita Balieff, the revue toured the United States, Europe, and South Africa. The show consisted of songs, dances, and sketches, most of which had been originally performed in Russia. The revue was enormously successful in the . and one of its legacies is the popularization of the jaunty tune The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers by Leon Jessel. Part of the La Chauve-Souris revue was recorded by British Columbia Graphophone Company, AX 2717, 2719 - 9220, speed 80 rpm, under the title Chauves Souris: Side A: "Round the Hay Wain". Side B: "A Russian Barcarole" In Russian. Mm. Dedovitch & Shevtchenko. Introduction by Nikita Balieff. With the Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra conducted by S. Kogan.

COLUMBIA Recorded in the Vaudeville Theatre, London Chauve Souris – A Russian Barcarolle In Russian (Varlamoff) Mmes. Bipse & Ershova Mme. Dedovitch & Shevtchenko (Introductory Remarks by . alieff) With Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra Conducted by S. Kogan (АХ 2719.

Performed by Nikita Balieff's Chauve-Souris Company, acc. Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra, Conductor S. Kogan, Solo by Madame Birse, Madame Erschova, Monsieur Dedovitch, Monsieur Shevtchenko. Vaudeville Theatre, London, 17-05-1927. Chauve Souris - A Russian Barcarolle (Varlamoff) in Russian Mmes. Birse & Ershova Mm. Dedovitch & Shevtchenko (Introductory remarks by M. Balieff) with Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra Conducted by S. Из коллекции C. Clapham Великобритания.

The Chauve-souris (ショヴスリ Shovusuri?) (French for "bat", meaning bald mouse) is the main weapon Isaac uses during his first battle with Hector and during the battle with Trevor. It is essential in getting the final evolution of the Devil-Type Innocent Devil, The End. The deciphered message that only a Tiramisu Fairy-Type Innocent Devil can read is in the Infinite Corridor. The Chauve-souris is mistranslated as "Shyovasli" in the US version; it correctly says "Chauve-souris" in the European version.

In 1934 Balieff created a new Chauve-Souris production, which proved to be his last theatrical venture. Several recordings were made of Sauve-Chouris numbers. Side B: "A Russian Barcarole" In Russian With Mmes Birse & Ershova Mm Dedovitch & Shevtchenko Introduction by Nikita Balieff With the Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra conducted by S Kogan. Lee DeForest filmed Parade of the Wooden Soldiers to the music Die Parade der Zinnsoldaten by Leon Jessel, a popular segment from the stage production performed by Nikita Balieff and La Chauve-Souris, in DeForest's Phonofilm sound-on film process. 1922 US sheet music of The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers.

Chauve Souris Composed By – Varlamoff A Round The Hay Wain B A Russian Barcarolle. Chauve Souris Company, Mmes Birse & Ershova, Mm. amp; Ershova, Mm. Dedovitch &. Shevtchenko - Chauve. Souris (Shellac, 12", 80 ). UK. Unknown. Choeurs De La Chauve-Souris. Chauve - Souris (Shellac, 12", 80 ).

Chauve Souris - A Russian Barcarolle. 78 ian-barcarolle tch.

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Chauve-Souris" enjoyed much success and popularity in Moscow until the Russian Revolution in 1917. He was noticed by the British theatrical producer Charles B. Cochran, who brought the troupe to London. Between 1922 and 1929, the Balieff troupe toured America six times, appearing on Broadway in 1 922, 1923, 1925, 1927, and 1929 with one final show billed as New Chauve-Souris in 1931. BIRSE and ERSHOVA, Messrs. Schevtchenko, goukovsky, dedovitch, lopoukhin, rodionoff, stoyanovsky, terestchenko, tcherniavsky and zotoff.