- No. 4 (Bach),
Canzon Septimi Toni (G. Gabrieli), Alta (De La Torre)
Concerted piece for Tape
Recorder and
Orchestra (Luening-Ussachevsky)
Concerto for...
-
country l****, you know,
fresh to all the
streets and houses..." No. 8 -
Concerted Piece - " Open windows, open doors,
sprinkle tea-leaves on the floors..."...
-
Chorus - "I am
favourably known as a high-class chaperone" No. 6 -
Concerted piece, with
Girls &
Major - "To the
barracks we have come" No. 7 - Dr. Brierly...
- 23 -
Concerted Piece - "See here, my lads, what
would you do if you
should find your love untrue..." No. 23a -
Melos No. 24 -
Concerted Piece and Quarreling...
- that
North Korean nuclear ambitions could be
forestalled if
there were
concerted multinational diplomacy, with some "limits to patience"
backed up by threat...
- euphonion, a duet for
cornet and
tenor or it may be
harmonised as a
concerted piece for the prin****l
instruments with a
staccato accompaniment for the...
-
Squire and
Spoofah - "If you go to a
swell Music Hall..." No. 11 -
Concerted Piece -
Finale - The Red
Morocco Boot - "If you
should ask for our advice...
- 18
February 1886, the
piece moved to the
Gaiety Theatre, London, and by the end of 1885
another cast had
begun touring the
piece in the
British provinces...
- the days are
closing in..." (6 verses)
Eccentric Dance (Francois)
Concerted Piece - "Across the
waters blue we're very
proud to see..." Recit. & Song...
-
Vicar of Bray at the
Savoy on 28
January 1892.
During the
decade since the
piece had been
first presented, the
public had come to
accept clergymen as comic...
