[78-L] Emile Cote

[don ward]

What i know is that he was  a conductor, arranger  of  light opera / light pops music during the late 30s into the 50s.  He recorded dozens of  transcriptions for Lang-worth and possibly other transcription companies. He also  recorded some  Victor Smart sets of choral music.
Hope this helps
dnward 

-----Original Message-----
>From: Mike Richter <mrichter at cpl.net>
>Sent: Nov 19, 2008 2:30 PM
>To: 78-L Mail List <78-l at klickitat.78online.com>
>Subject: Re: [78-L] Emile Cote
>
>DAVID BURNHAM wrote:
>> Many years ago when I first started posting to 78L, I asked if anyone had any biographical information about Emile Cote, (an accent on the last "e").  Typical of this list, this question inspired a long string of responses - nothing to do with Emile Cote, but all to do with how to put an accent on an "e".
>> 
>> Now that there must be a lot of different people on this list who weren't here back then, I thought I'd present the question again.  Does anyone know of any biographical information about Emile Cote, and information about where his recordings were made.  Cote made so many records but if you Google his name, you find nothing except a few items for sale, (and lots about other Emile Cotes).  I find this astounding when you can find all sorts of biographical information about people like Mona Bates who, as far as I know, only ever made one record.
>
>It would help to know what sort of records he made. All I have handy is 
>K&R which does not list him. The implication is that he was not a 
>classical singer.
>
>Mike
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