Gilbert & Sullivan Collection
The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
Jun 2011•456 Songs
Tracks
- 1OvertureThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 21. List and learnDawn Bradshaw
- 32. Good morrow, pretty maidsDawn Bradshaw
- 43. For the merriest fellows are weMichael Wakeham
- 54. See, see at last they come to make their choiceDawn Bradshaw
- 65. Buon' giorno, signorine!Thomas Round
- 7We're called gondolieri, but that's a vagaryThomas Round
- 87. And now to choose our brides!Thomas Round
- 98. Are you peeping?Dawn Bradshaw
- 109. Thank you gallant gondolieriJoyce Wright
- 1110. From the sunny Spanish shoreJennifer Toye
- 12In enterprise of martial kindJennifer Toye
- 1312. O rapture, when alone togetherJennifer Toye
- 1413. There was a time, a time for ever goneJennifer Toye
- 1514. I stole the PrinceJennifer Toye
- 1615. But, bless my heart, consider my position!Jennifer Toye
- 1716. Try we life-long we can neverJennifer Toye
- 1817. Bride-groom and bride!Joyce Wright
- 1918. When a merry maiden marriesJoyce Wright
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- 2120. Do not give way to this uncalled-for griefJoyce Wright
- 22Then one of us will be a QueenMary Sansom
- 122. Now pray, what us the cause of thisThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 223. Replying, we sing as one individualThomas Round
- 324. For ev'ryone who feels inclinedThomas Round
- 425. Come let's away - our island crown awaits meJoyce Wright
- 526. Now, Marco dear, my wishes hearMary Sansom
- 627. Then away they go to an island fairJoyce Wright
- 728. Of happiness the very pithThomas Round
- 829. Rising early in the morningAlan Styler
- 9Take a pair of sparkling eyesThomas Round
- 1031. Here we are, at the risk of our livesDawn Bradshaw
- 1132. After sailing to this landJoyce Wright
- 1233. Dance a cachucha, fandango, boleroThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 1334. There lived a king, as I've been toldThomas Round
- 1435. In a contemplative fashionJoyce Wright
- 1536. With ducal pomp and ducal prideGillian Knight
- 1637. This polite attentionGillian Knight
- 1738. On the day when I was weddedGillian Knight
- 1839. To help unhappy commonersJohn Reed
- 1940. Small titles and orders for mayors and recordersGillian Knight
- 2041. I am a courtier grave and seriousJennifer Toye
- 2142. Here is a case unprecedented!Jennifer Toye
- 2243. Now let the loyal lieges gather roundJoyce Wright
- 2344. Speak woman speak, we're all attention!Jennifer Toye
- 2445. The royal prince was by the king entrustedJeanette Roach
- 2546. Luiz! Casilda!Jennifer Toye
- 2647. One more, gondolieriJoyce Wright
- 1OvertureRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 2Won't it be a pretty wedding?Patricia Leonard
- 3Pretty Lisa, fair and tastyJane Metcalfe
- 4By the mystic regulationKenneth Sandford
- 5Were I a king in very truthMeston Reid
- 6How would I play this partJulia Goss
- 7My goodness me! What shall I do?Kenneth Sandford
- 8Ten minutes since I met a chapKenneth Sandford
- 9About a century sinceMichael Rayner
- 10Strange the views some people holdJulia Goss
- 11Now take a card, and gaily singJulia Goss
- 12The good Grand Duke of Pfennig HalbpfennigThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
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- 14As o'er out penny roll we singLyndsie Holland
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- 16Come hither, all you peopleKenneth Sandford
- 1As before you we defileThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 2Your loyalty our... At the outset I may mentionKenneth Sandford
- 3Yes, Ludwig and his Julia are mated!Kenneth Sandford
- 4Take care of him - he's much too good to live!Jane Metcalfe
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- 6Your Highness, there's a party at the doorLyndsie Holland
- 7Now away to the wedding we goLyndsie Holland
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- 9If the light of love's lingering emberJulia Goss
- 10Come, bumpers-aye, ever-so-manyLyndsie Holland
- 11Why, who is this approaching?Kenneth Sandford
- 12The Prince of Monte-CarloJames Conroy-Ward
- 13His Highness we know notKenneth Sandford
- 14We're rigged out in magnificent arrayJohn Ayldon
- 15DanceRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 16Take my advice - when deep in debtJohn Ayldon
- 17Hurrah! Now away to the weddingJohn Ayldon
- 18Well, you're a pretty kind of fellowJohn Reed
- 19Happy couples, lightly treadingMichael Rayner
- 20Overture di BalloPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 211. Allegro moderato alla MarciaRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 222. Allegretto graziosoRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1OvertureThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 2We shall sail the ocean blueThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 3Hail! Men o'war's men..I'm called little buttercupThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 4The nightingale sighedThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 5A maiden fair to seeThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 6My gallant crew...I am the Captain of the PinaforeThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 7Sir, you are sadThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 8Sorry her lot who loves too wellThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 9Over the bright blue seaThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 10Sir Joseph's barge is seenThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 11Now give three cheers...I am the monarch of the seaThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 12When I was a ladThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 13A British tarThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 14Refrain, audacious tarThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 15Can I survive this overbearingThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 1EntracteThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 2Fair moon to thee I singThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 3Things are seldom what they seemThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 4The hours creep on apaceThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 5Never mind the why and whereforeThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 6Kind Captain, I've important informationThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 7Carefully on tip-toe...He is an EnglishmanThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 8Farewell, my ownThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 9A many years agoThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 10A joy! Oh rapture unforseenThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
- 1OvertureThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 21. Tripping hither, tripping thitherJennifer Toye
- 32. Iolanthe! From thy dark exileJennifer Toye
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- 54. Fare thee well, attractive strangerGillian Knight
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- 76. None shall part us from each otherMary Sansom
- 8Loudly let the trumpet brayThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 98. Entrance of the Lord Chancellor tha'sThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 109. The law is the embodimentJohn Reed
- 1110. My well-beloved LordMary Sansom
- 1211. Nay, tempt me notMary Sansom
- 1312. Spurn not the nobly bornMary Sansom
- 1413. Lords, it may not beMary Sansom
- 15Said I to myself, said IJohn Reed
- 1615. When darkly looms the dayMary Sansom
- 1When all night long a chap remainsKenneth Sandford
- 217. Strephon's a member of ParliamentThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 318. When Britain really ruled the wavesDonald Adams
- 419. In vain to us you pleadPauline Wales
- 520. Oh, foolish fayGillian Knight
- 621. Though p'r'aps I may incur your blameMary Sansom
- 722. Love unrequitedJohn Reed
- 823. If you go in you're sure to winThomas Round
- 924. If you're weak enough to tarryMary Sansom
- 1025. My Lord, a suppliant at your feetYvonne Newman
- 1126. It may not beYvonne Newman
- 1227. Soon as we may, off and awayMary Sansom
- 1OvertureRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 21. If you want to know who we areThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 32. Gentlemen, I pray you tell me maiden...Colin Wright
- 4A wand'ring minstrel IColin Wright
- 54. Our great Mikado, virtuous manMichael Rayner
- 65. Young man, despairColin Wright
- 76. And I have journey'd for a monthColin Wright
- 8Behold the Lord High ExecutionerJohn Reed
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- 109. Comes a train of little ladiesThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 11Three little maids from school are weValerie Masterson
- 12So Please You, Sir, We Much RegretValerie Masterson
- 1312. Were you not to Ko-Ko plightedValerie Masterson
- 1413. I am so proud, If I allowedJohn Reed
- 1514. With aspect stern and gloomy strideKenneth Sandford
- 1615. The threaten'd cloud has pass'd awayValerie Masterson
- 1716. Your revels cease! Assist me, all of you!Lyndsie Holland
- 1817. Oh fool, that flee-est My hallow'd joys!Peggy Ann Jones
- 1918. For he's going to marry Yum-YumPeggy Ann Jones
- 2019. The hour of gladness is dead and goneValerie Masterson
- 2120. Ye torrents roar! Ye tempests howl!Valerie Masterson
- 121. Braid the raven hair, Weave the supple tressesPeggy Ann Jones
- 2The sun whose rays are all ablazeValerie Masterson
- 323. Brightly dawns our wedding dayValerie Masterson
- 4Here's a how-de-do!Valerie Masterson
- 525. Miya sama, miya sama, o n'mma no maye niThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 626. From ev'ry kind of man Obedience I expectLyndsie Holland
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- 828. The criminal cried as he dropp'd him downPeggy Ann Jones
- 929. See how the fates their gifts allotPeggy Ann Jones
- 10The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring, Tra LaValerie Masterson
- 1131. Alone and yet aliveLyndsie Holland
- 1232. Hearts do not break! They sting and acheLyndsie Holland
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- 14There is beauty in the bellow of the blastLyndsie Holland
- 1535. FanfareRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 16For he's gone and married Yum-YumValerie Masterson
- 1OvertureThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 2Twenty love-sick maidens weJennifer Toye
- 3Still brooding on their mad infatuation!Mary Sansom
- 4I cannot tell what this love may beMary Sansom
- 5Twenty love-sick maidens weThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 6The soldiers of our QueenThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 7If you want a receipt for that popular mysteryDonald Adams
- 8In a doleful train two and two we walk all dayJennifer Toye
- 9Twenty love-sick maidens weThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 10When I first put this uniform onDonald Adams
- 11Am I alone and unobserved?John Reed
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- 13Long years ago - fourteen, maybeMary Sansom
- 14Prithee, pretty maiden - PritheeMary Sansom
- 15Though to marry youMary Sansom
- 16Let the merry cymbals soundThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 17Now tell us, we pray youPhilip Potter
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- 20Your maiden hearts, ah, do steelPhilip Potter
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- 2We've been thrown over, we're awareThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 3And are you going a ticket to buy?Gillian Knight
- 4Hold! Stay your hand!Mary Sansom
- 5True love must single hearted beMary Sansom
- 6I hear the soft note of the echoing voiceJennifer Toye
- 7But who is this, whose god-like grace...Mary Sansom
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- 9On such eyes as maidens cherishThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 10Sad is a woman's lot who, year by yearGillian Knight
- 11Silvered is the raven hairGillian Knight
- 12Turn, oh turn in this directionThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 13A magnet hung in a hardware shopKenneth Sandford
- 14Love is a plaintive songMary Sansom
- 15So go to him and say to him, with compliment ironicalGillian Knight
- 16It's clear that the mediaeval art alone retains...Philip Potter
- 17If Saphir I choose to marry, I shall be fixed...Yvonne Newman
- 18When I go out of the doorJohn Reed
- 19I'm a Waterloo House young manKenneth Sandford
- 20After much debate internal, I on Lady Jane decideJennifer Toye
- 1OvertureRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 21. Pour, oh pour the pirate sherryGeorge Cook
- 32. When Fred'ric was a little ladChristene Palmer
- 43. Oh, better far to live and dieDonald Adams
- 54. Oh, false one, you have deceived meChristene Palmer
- 65. Climbing over rocky mountainPauline Wales
- 76. Stop! ladies, pray! A man!Pauline Wales
- 87. Oh, is there not one maiden breastValerie Masterson
- 98. Oh, sisters, deaf to pity's name, For shame!Valerie Masterson
- 10Poor wand'ring one!Valerie Masterson
- 1110. What ought we to do, Gentle sisters say?Valerie Masterson
- 1211. How beautifully blue the skyValerie Masterson
- 1312. Stay, we must not lose our sensesPhilip Potter
- 1413. Hold, Monsters!Valerie Masterson
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- 115. Oh, men of dark and dismal fateValerie Masterson
- 216. Hail Poetry, thou heav'n born maid!Valerie Masterson
- 317. You may go, for you're at libertyValerie Masterson
- 418. Pray observe the magnanimityValerie Masterson
- 519. Oh, dry the glist'ning tearRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 620. Then FredericRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 7When the foeman bares his steelValerie Masterson
- 822. Now for the pirates lair!Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 923. When you had left our pirate foldRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1024. Away, away, my heart's on fireRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1125. All is preparedRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1226. Stay, Fred'ric stay!Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1327. Ah, leave me not to pine alone and desolateRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1428. Oh, here is love and here is truthRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1519. No, I'll be braveRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1630. Sergeant approach (Dialogue)Valerie Masterson
- 17When a felon's not engaged in his employmentOwen Brannigan
- 1832. A rollicking band of pirates weOwen Brannigan
- 19With cat-like treadGeorge Cook
- 2034. Hush! Hush! Not a wordPhilip Potter
- 2135. Sighing softly to the riverJohn Reed
- 2236. Now what is this, and what is thatValerie Masterson
- 2337. We triumph nowOwen Brannigan
- 2438. Away with them, and place them at the barChristene Palmer
- 2539. Poor wand'ring ones, though ye have surely strayeValerie Masterson
- 1OvertureRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 2I Search throughout the panoramaJeffrey Skitch
- 32. Now hearken to my strict commandKenneth Sandford
- 43. Today we meet...Ida was a twelve-month oldPhilip Potter
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- 6If you give me your attentionJohn Reed
- 76. P'raps if you address the lady most politelyPhilip Potter
- 87. Towards the empyrean heightsAnn Hood
- 98. Mighty maiden with a missionThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 109. Minerva...Oh, goddess wiseElizabeth Harwood
- 1110. Gently, gently, evidentlyPhilip Potter
- 1211. I am a maiden, cold and statelyPhilip Potter
- 1312. The world is but a broken toyElizabeth Harwood
- 1413. A lady fair, of lineage highAnn Hood
- 15The woman of the wisest witAnn Hood
- 1615. Now would you like to rule the roostValerie Masterson
- 1716. Merrily ring the luncheon bellChristene Palmer
- 1817. Would you know the kind of maidDavid Palmer
- 1918. Oh, joy! Our chief is sav'dElizabeth Harwood
- 2019. We may remark, tho' nothing can dismay usValerie Masterson
- 120. Death to the invaderValerie Masterson
- 2I built upon a rockElizabeth Harwood
- 3Whene'er I spoke sarcastic jokeJohn Reed
- 423. When anger spreads his wingThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 5This helmet I supposeGeorge Cook
- 625. This is our duty plainThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 726. With joy abidingAnn Hood
- 81. Opening DancePhilharmonia Orchestra
- 92. Poll's solo and Pas de deuxPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 103. Belaye's soloPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 114. Pas de troisPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 125. FinalePhilharmonia Orchestra
- 136. Poll's solo - Jasper's solo (Intermezzo)Philharmonia Orchestra
- 14Belayes's solo and Sailors' DrillPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 15Poll's soloPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 16Entry of Belaye with Blanche as BridePhilharmonia Orchestra
- 17ReconciliationPhilharmonia Orchestra
- 18Grand FinalePhilharmonia Orchestra
- 1OvertureOrchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
- 21. Fair is rose as bright as May dayMary Sansom
- 32. Sir Rupert Murgatroyd, his leisure and his richesGillian Knight
- 43. If somebody there chanced to beJean Hindmarsh
- 5I know a youth who loves a little maidJean Hindmarsh
- 65. From the briny sea...I shipp'd, d'ye seeThomas Round
- 76. HornpipeOrchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
- 87. My boy, you may take it from meThomas Round
- 98. The battle's roar is overJean Hindmarsh
- 109. In sailing o'er life's ocean wideJean Hindmarsh
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- 1211. Welcome, gentryChorus of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
- 1312. Oh why am I moody and sad?Kenneth Sandford
- 1413. You understand? I think I doThomas Round
- 1514. Hail the bride of seventeen summersJean Hindmarsh
- 1615. Hold, bride and bridegroomMary Sansom
- 1Overture, Original versionOrchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
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- 317. Happily coupled are weJean Hindmarsh
- 418. In bygone days I had thy loveJean Hindmarsh
- 519. Painted emblems of a raceJohn Reed
- 6When the night wind howlsDonald Adams
- 721. He yields! He yields!John Reed
- 822. I once was a very abandon'd personJean Allister
- 9My eyes are fully open to my awful situationJean Allister
- 1024. There grew a little flowerJean Hindmarsh
- 1125. Oh, happy the lily when kiss'd by the beeThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 12OvertureThe New Symphony Orchestra Of London
- 13We sounded the trumpetDonald Adams
- 14Stay, Bouncer, stay!Alan Styler
- 15Hush'd is the bacon on the gridJoseph Riordan
- 16My master is punctual always in businessAlan Styler
- 17Who are you, sir?Joseph Riordan
- 18The buttercup dwells on the lowly meadJoseph Riordan
- 19Not long ago...FinaleJoseph Riordan
- 1OvertureRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 21. Ring forth, ye bellsThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 32. Constance, my daughterAnn Hood
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- 54. The air is charged with amatory numbersAlan Styler
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- 76. Sir Marmaduke...MinuetAlan Styler
- 87. With heart and voiceThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 98. My kindly friends...Oh, happy young heartValerie Masterson
- 109. My child, I join in these congratulationsChristene Palmer
- 1110. With heart and with voiceThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 1211. Welcome joy! adieu to sadness!Christene Palmer
- 1312. All is prepar'd for sealing and for sighingValerie Masterson
- 1413. Love feeds on many kinds of foodDavid Palmer
- 15My name is John Wellington WellsJohn Reed
- 1615. Sprites of earth and airValerie Masterson
- 1716. Now to the banquet we pressValerie Masterson
- 117. 'Tis twelve, I thinkValerie Masterson
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- 319. Thou hast the pow'r....It is not loveDavid Palmer
- 420. I rejoice that it's decidedValerie Masterson
- 521. Oh, I have wrought much evil with my spells...Christene Palmer
- 622. Alexis! Doubt me not...The fearful deed is doneValerie Masterson
- 723. Oh, my voice is sad and lowAlan Styler
- 824. Oh, joyous boonValerie Masterson
- 925. Prepare for sad surprisesDavid Palmer
- 1026. Or he or I must dieValerie Masterson
- 11IntroductionGeoffrey Shovelton
- 12The British Public here - you seeMeston Reid
- 13I loved her fondlyMeston Reid
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- 15Where is he?Julia Goss
- 16Once more the face I loved so wellJulia Goss
- 17Help! Ah Help!Julia Goss
- 18Ho-guards! Minions!Julia Goss
- 19Ladies and Gentlemen!Kenneth Sandford
- 20We gather from what you have saidKenneth Sandford
- 21Where is my daughter?Jane Metcalfe
- 22I'm a simple little childJane Metcalfe
- 23My Father!Julia Goss
- 24Finale: What do I see in this disguiseJulia Goss
- 1Imperial MarchRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 21. IntroductionRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 32. In lazy langour (Phylla, Chorus)Rosalind Griffiths
- 43. O make way for the Wise Men ! (Chorus)The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
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- 76. Quaff the nectar (Chorus)The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 87. A king of autocratic power we (King, Chorus)Kenneth Sandford
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- 109. Bold-fac'd ranger (Lady Sophy, King)Lyndsie Holland
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- 1211. Subjected to your heavenly gazeLyndsie Holland
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- 1413. Ah! gallant solduer, brave and truePamela Field
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- 1817. A Company Promoter this, with special educationLyndsie Holland
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- 320. Society has quite forsaken all (King, Chorus)Kenneth Sandford
- 421. Entrance of CourtRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 522. Drawing room musicRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 623. This ceremonial...Eagle high... (King, Chorus)Kenneth Sandford
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- 825. If you think that when...(King, Scaphio, Phantis)Kenneth Sandford
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- 1027. A wonderful joy our eyes to bless (Goldbury)Michael Rayner
- 1128. Then I may sing and play?Julia Goss
- 1229. Oh, would some demon power... When a maid (Sophy)Lyndsie Holland
- 1330. Ah, Lady Sophy (King, Lady Sophy)Lyndsie Holland
- 1431. Oh rapture unrestrained (King, Lady Sophy)Lyndsie Holland
- 1532. Tarantella...Upon our sea-girt land (Chorus)The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 1633. There's a little group of isles beyond the waveThe D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 17Overture MacbethRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 18Victoria and Merrie EnglandRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 19Overture: MarmionRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 1OvertureRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra
- 2"When maiden loves"Ann Hood
- 3"Tower warders under orders"Thomas Lawlor
- 4When our gallant Norman foesGillian Knight
- 5"Alas! I waver to and fro"Ann Hood
- 6"Is life a boon?"Philip Potter
- 7"Here's a man of jollity"The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
- 8I have a song to sing, oh!Elizabeth Harwood
- 9"How say you, maiden"Elizabeth Harwood
- 10"I've jibe and joke"John Reed
- 11"'Tis done! I am a bride!"Elizabeth Harwood
- 12"Were I thy bride"Ann Hood
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- 1"Night has spread her pall once more"Gillian Knight
- 2"Oh! a private buffoon"John Reed
- 3"Hereupon we're both agreed"John Reed
- 4"Free from his fetters grim"Philip Potter
- 5"Strange adventure!"Margaret Eales
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- 7"A man who would woo a fair maid"Elizabeth Harwood
- 8"When a wooer goes a-wooing"Elizabeth Harwood
- 9"Rapture, rapture!"Gillian Knight
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- 11Hark the Hour of Ten is SoundingThomas Round
- 12When First my Old, Old Love I KnewThomas Round
- 13When I good friends was called to the BarThomas Round
- 14Where is the Plaintiff?Ann Hood
- 15May it please you my Lud!Ann Hood
- 16Oh, Gentlemen Listen I PrayThomas Round
- 17A nice dilemmaAnn Hood
- 18I Love himAnn Hood
- 1From The Sunny Spanish ShoreJohn Reed
- 2There Was A Time, A Time For Ever GonePhilip Potter
- 3To Help Unhappy CommonersJohn Reed
- 4Then One Of Us Will Be A QueenAnne Guthrie
- 5Love Unrequited (Nightmare Song)John Reed
- 6None Shall Part Us From Each OtherAnne Guthrie
- 7If You Go In You're Sure To WinJohn Ayldon
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- 9Though P'r'aps I May Incur Your BlameRalph Mason
- 10My Boy, You May Take It From MeJohn Reed
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- 12There Grew A Little FlowerChristene Palmer
- 13The Battle's Roar Is OverPhilip Potter
- 14In Sailing O'er Life's Ocean WidePhilip Potter
- 15Hereupon We're Both AgreedJohn Reed
- 16I've Jibe And JokeJohn Reed
- 17When A Wooer Goes A-WooingJames E. Walker
- 18A Man Who Would Woo A Fair MaidPhilip Potter
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