Jules Levy was born in England in 1838 and died in Chicago 1903.
Jules Levy proclaimed himself as the “World’s greatest Cornetist.” In fact, announcers stated this on some of his recordings, probably at Levy’s insistence. He gave concerts all over Europe in 1866. In 1869, he came to the United States.
Levy was past his prime when most of his recordings were produced.
Within A Mile of Edinboro Town (c.a. 1893)
The Tale of the Bumble Bee (c.a. Unknown)
The Merry Birds (c.a. Unknown)
The Lost Chord
The Last Rose of Summer (c.a. 1903)
Romance from Mignon (c.a. 1903)
Robin Adair (c.a. 1903)
Palm Branches (c.a. 1903)
Our Own Make Polka (c.a. 1903)
Nearer My God To Thee (c.a. 1901)
Nancy Lee (c.a. 1901)
My Sweetheart’s the Man in the Moon (c.a. 1893)
Medley of National Airs (c.a. 1903)
Low Backed Chair (c.a. 1893)
Levy’s Cornet Polka
Leviathan Polka (c.a. 1893)
Last Rose of Summer (c.a. Unknown)
King DoDo
Killarny (c.a. 1902)
In the Gloaming (c.a. 1902)
Du Du (c.a. 1902)
Bonnie Sweet Bessie (c.a. 1893)
Bonnie Doon (c.a. 1893)
Blue Bells of Scotland (c.a. Unknown)
Alice Where Art thou (c.a. 1902)
