Number of hits: 15 Records    

#	Performer(s)	Title	Issue Number/Label	Year of Release
1	William Tuson.	Fantasia from La Somnambula	3419: Columbia Graphophone Grand	[1898]
2	William Tuson	Fantasia somnambula	7626: Edison Gold Moulded Record	[1902?]
3	Inez Barbour and Elizabeth Spencer.	Hear me, Norma	629: Edison Amberol	[1911]
4	Hazel and Tuson.	Hear me, Norma	8915: Edison Gold Moulded Record	[1905]
5	Julius Spindler and Anthony Giammatteo.	Hear me, Norma	2660: Edison Blue Amberol 3797: Edison Record	[1915]
6	Name of performer unknown.	I Puritani.	80264: Pathé 7961: Pathé	[190-]
7	Maria Galvany.	La Sonnambula.	28123: Edison Blue Amberol 28123: Edison Amberol	[1912]
8	Carlo Albani.	Meco all' altar di venere	30045: Edison Amberol	[1910]
9	Unidentified performer, possibly Oreste Mieli.	Norma.	80132: Pathé 17648: Pathé	[190-]
10	Name of performer unknown.	Norma.	80660: Pathé 7048: Pathé	[190-]
11	Unknown performer.	Norma.	60356: Columbia Phonograph Co.	[between 1901 and 1909]
12	Harvey Hindermyer and Vernon Archibald.	I puritani.	4761: Edison Blue Amberol 3029: Edison Record	[1923]
13	Ernesto Caronna and Luigi Lucenti.	Puritani.	B182: Edison Amberol	[1910]
14	Antonio Sabellico, bass ; Chorus of La Scala Theatre, Milan.	La sonnambula.	84089: Cylindres Pathé 26701: Cylindres Pathé	[1902]
15	Antonio Scotti.	Vi ravviso, o luoghi ameni	B.5: Edison Gold Moulded Record	[1906]

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