Track Listing

1. Overture
2. Introduction And Opening Chorus - (Chorus Of Sailors) We Sail The Ocean Blue - Sir Charles Mackerras
3. Recitative And Aria - (Buttercup) I'm Called Little Buttercup
4. Recitative - (Buttercup And Boatswain) But Tell Me Who's The Youth
5. Madrigal - (Ralph And Chorus Of Sailors) The Nightingale
6. Ballad - (Ralph And Chorus Of Sailors) A Maiden Fair To See
7. Recitative And Song - (Captain Corcoran And Chorus Of Sailors) My Gallant Crew
8. Recitative - (Buttercup And Captain Corcoran) Sir, You Are Sad!
9. Ballad - (Josephine) Sorry Her Lot
10. Barcarolle - (Chorus Of Sir Joseph's Female Relatives, Of-Stage) Over The Bright Blue Sea
11. (Chorus Of Sailors And Sir Joseph's Female Relatives) Sir Joseph's Barge Is Seen
12. (Captain Corcoran, Sir Joseph, Cousin Hebe, And Chorus) Now Give Three Cheers
13. Song - (Sir Joseph And Chorus) When I Was A Lad
14. (Sir Joseph, Cousin Hebe, Chorus Of Female Relatives, And Sailors) For I Hold That On The Seas
15. Glee - (Ralph, Boatswain, Carpenter, And Chorus Of Sailors) A British Tar
16. Duet - (Josephine And Ralph) Refrain, Audacious Tar
17. Can I Survive This Overbearing?
18. Entr'acte
19. Night - Moonight: Song - (Captain Corcoran) Fair Moon, To Thee I Sing
20. Night - Moonight: Duet - (Buttercup And Captain Corcoran) Things Are Seldom What They Seem
21. Night - Moonight: Scena - (Josephine) The Hours Creep On Apace
22. Night - Moonight: Trio - (Josephine, Captain Corcoran, And Sir Joseph) Never Mind The Why And Wherefore
23. Night - Moonight: Duet - (Captain Corcoran And Dick Deadeye) Kind Captain, I've Important Information
24. Night - Moonight: (Soli And Chorus) Carefully On Tiptoe Stealing
25. Night - Moonight: (Octet And Chorus) Farwell, My Own!
26. Night - Moonight: Song - (Buttercup And Chorus) A Many Years Ago
27. Night - Moonight: Finale - O Joy, Oh Rapture Unforseen!

Product Details

• Released on: 1994-11-30
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Dimensions: .24 pounds

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Pinafore is a hit that never fails in production, and that gets performed everywhere, from elementary schools with piano accompaniment to full-scale extravaganzas in major opera houses and theatres. In fact I would go so far as to say that rarely in the history of music has there been a happier marriage of words and music than Gilbert and Sullivan, and this piece is one of their best. --David Hurwitz