German cellist, born July 7, 1880 in Altona, Germany and died September 16, 1947 in Hamburg, Germany.
Worked mainly at radio stations in Berlin and Hamburg and recorded for [l65217], [l75860]/[l2294], [l124849] and [l95475] from 1912 onwards.
Not to be confused with Julius Berger, German cellist, born 1954 in Augsburg.
ALBUMS
Willy Derby / Julius Berger
Kerstliedje / Süßes Sehnen
1928, Shellac, 10", Beka, Beka
Emmy Bettendorf / Fritz Ohrmann, Julius Berger
Silent Night, Holy Night / O Sanctissima
1925, Shellac, 12", Odeon
Julius Berger
Largo / Lieder Ohne Worte
1913, Shellac, 12", Parlophon
Julius Berger
Zerbrochene Melodie / Serenade
1913, Shellac, 12", Parlophon
Mr. Julius Berger*
Ave Maria / Caro Mio Ben
1913
Julius Berger
Suite Aus Dem Ballet: „Les Millions D'Arlequin“ / Extase
Shellac, 10", Beka-Grand-Record, Beka-Grand-Record
Julius Berger (2) / Kapelle Eugen Jahn*
Vor Meinem Vaterhaus Steht Eine Linde / Nina
Shellac, 10", Brillant-Special
Professor Robert Pollak* / Julius Berger
Gavotte / Salut d'Amour
Shellac, 10", Homokord
Kapelle Ernst Mielke-Georgi, Julius Berger*
Ninon, Lach Mir Einmal Zu / Abendlied
Shellac, 10", Brillant (2)
Julius Berger
Kol Nidre / The Broken Melody
Shellac, 12", Scala De Luxe Record
Julius Berger (2), Bruno Seidler-Winkler
Du Bist Die Ruh' / Abendlied
Shellac, 10", Tri-Ergon
Julius Berger
Romance / Annie Laurie
Shellac, 10", Parlophone
Julius Berger
Frühlingserwachen / Liebesgruß
Julius Berger
Nina! / Am Meer
Julius Berger (2) / E. Berger*
Caro Mio Ben / Suite Aus Dem Ballet "Les Millions D'Arlequin"
Julius Berger
Süsses Sehnen / Annie-Lauri
Bergersche Kammermusik-Vereinigung
Melodie / Réverie
Shellac, 12", Parlophon