Various - Princess Ida, the Gondoliers (Godfrey, D'Oyly Carte) [CD]
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William Schwenk Gilbert (1836-1911) and Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900)Princess Ida, or 'Castle Adamant'The three-act comic opera Princess Ida appeared,chronologically, between Iolanthe (1882) and TheMikado (1885) and was first performed under the batonof the composer, on 5th January 1884 at the'electrically-lighted' Savoy Theatre. Its initialproduction ran for 246 performances (with a firstAmerican production opening in parallel at New York'sFifth Avenue Theatre, on 11th February). Billed a'respectful Operatic Per-Version of Tennyson's\\Princess ', it was a re-working by Gilbert of his ownunsuccessful 1870 burlesque The Princess, itself a satireof Tennyson's narrative poem, but whereas in ThePrincess: A Medley (1847; augmented in 1853) the PoetLaureate had eagerly anticipated female emancipation,in Princess Ida the conservative Gilbert reaffirmed hisown more sceptical view of the feminist movement, astance which, after the establishment during the 1870sof women's colleges at Oxford and Cambridge, wasalready becoming unfashionable.Peter Dempsey''
Overture
Death to the invader!
Search throughout the panorama
I Built Upon a Rock
Now hearken to my strict command
Whene'er I spoke
Today we meet, My baby bride and I
When anger spreads his song
From the distant panorama - We are warriors three
This helmet, I suppose
If You Give Me Your Attention
This is our duty plain
P'raps if you address the lady
Finale
Come, Cyril, Florian - Expressive glances
For the Merriest Fellows are We
Must we, till then, in prison cell be thrust? - For a month to dwell in a dungeon cell
Buon giorno, signorine
Towards the empyrean heights
From the Sunny Spanish Shore
Mighty maiden with a mission
In Enterprise of Martial Kind
Minerva! Hear me - Oh, goddess wise
There Was a Time
Gently, gently, evidently
I Stole the Prince
They intend to send a wire
Recit: But bless my heart - Try we lifelong
I am a maiden, cold and stately
Bridegroom and Bride
The world is but a broken toy
When a Merry Maiden Marries
A lady fair (The Ape and the Lady)
Then One of Us Will Be a Queen
The women of the wisest wit
Rising Early in the Morning
Now wouldn't you like to rule the roost
Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes
Merrily ring the luncheon bell
There Lived a King
Would you know the kind of maid
I am a courtier, grave and serious
Finale
Here we are, at risk of our lives
Dance a cachucha
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Various - Princess Ida, the Gondoliers (Godfrey, D'Oyly Carte) [CD]
Various - Princess Ida, the Gondoliers (Godfrey, D'Oyly Carte) [CD]
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
William Schwenk Gilbert (1836-1911) and Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900)Princess Ida, or 'Castle Adamant'The three-act comic opera Princess Ida appeared,chronologically, between Iolanthe (1882) and TheMikado (1885) and was first performed under the batonof the composer, on 5th January 1884 at the'electrically-lighted' Savoy Theatre. Its initialproduction ran for 246 performances (with a firstAmerican production opening in parallel at New York'sFifth Avenue Theatre, on 11th February). Billed a'respectful Operatic Per-Version of Tennyson's\\Princess ', it was a re-working by Gilbert of his ownunsuccessful 1870 burlesque The Princess, itself a satireof Tennyson's narrative poem, but whereas in ThePrincess: A Medley (1847; augmented in 1853) the PoetLaureate had eagerly anticipated female emancipation,in Princess Ida the conservative Gilbert reaffirmed hisown more sceptical view of the feminist movement, astance which, after the establishment during the 1870sof women's colleges at Oxford and Cambridge, wasalready becoming unfashionable.Peter Dempsey''
Overture
Death to the invader!
Search throughout the panorama
I Built Upon a Rock
Now hearken to my strict command
Whene'er I spoke
Today we meet, My baby bride and I
When anger spreads his song
From the distant panorama - We are warriors three
This helmet, I suppose
If You Give Me Your Attention
This is our duty plain
P'raps if you address the lady
Finale
Come, Cyril, Florian - Expressive glances
For the Merriest Fellows are We
Must we, till then, in prison cell be thrust? - For a month to dwell in a dungeon cell
Buon giorno, signorine
Towards the empyrean heights
From the Sunny Spanish Shore
Mighty maiden with a mission
In Enterprise of Martial Kind
Minerva! Hear me - Oh, goddess wise
There Was a Time
Gently, gently, evidently
I Stole the Prince
They intend to send a wire
Recit: But bless my heart - Try we lifelong
I am a maiden, cold and stately
Bridegroom and Bride
The world is but a broken toy
When a Merry Maiden Marries
A lady fair (The Ape and the Lady)
Then One of Us Will Be a Queen
The women of the wisest wit
Rising Early in the Morning
Now wouldn't you like to rule the roost
Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes
Merrily ring the luncheon bell
There Lived a King
Would you know the kind of maid
I am a courtier, grave and serious
Finale
Here we are, at risk of our lives
Dance a cachucha
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All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
William Schwenk Gilbert (1836-1911) and Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900)Princess Ida, or 'Castle Adamant'The three-act comic opera Princess Ida appeared,chronologically, between Iolanthe (1882) and TheMikado (1885) and was first performed under the batonof the composer, on 5th January 1884 at the'electrically-lighted' Savoy Theatre. Its initialproduction ran for 246 performances (with a firstAmerican production opening in parallel at New York'sFifth Avenue Theatre, on 11th February). Billed a'respectful Operatic Per-Version of Tennyson's\\Princess ', it was a re-working by Gilbert of his ownunsuccessful 1870 burlesque The Princess, itself a satireof Tennyson's narrative poem, but whereas in ThePrincess: A Medley (1847; augmented in 1853) the PoetLaureate had eagerly anticipated female emancipation,in Princess Ida the conservative Gilbert reaffirmed hisown more sceptical view of the feminist movement, astance which, after the establishment during the 1870sof women's colleges at Oxford and Cambridge, wasalready becoming unfashionable.Peter Dempsey''
Overture
Death to the invader!
Search throughout the panorama
I Built Upon a Rock
Now hearken to my strict command
Whene'er I spoke
Today we meet, My baby bride and I
When anger spreads his song
From the distant panorama - We are warriors three
This helmet, I suppose
If You Give Me Your Attention
This is our duty plain
P'raps if you address the lady
Finale
Come, Cyril, Florian - Expressive glances
For the Merriest Fellows are We
Must we, till then, in prison cell be thrust? - For a month to dwell in a dungeon cell
Buon giorno, signorine
Towards the empyrean heights
From the Sunny Spanish Shore
Mighty maiden with a mission
In Enterprise of Martial Kind
Minerva! Hear me - Oh, goddess wise
There Was a Time
Gently, gently, evidently
I Stole the Prince
They intend to send a wire
Recit: But bless my heart - Try we lifelong
I am a maiden, cold and stately
Bridegroom and Bride
The world is but a broken toy
When a Merry Maiden Marries
A lady fair (The Ape and the Lady)
Then One of Us Will Be a Queen
The women of the wisest wit
Rising Early in the Morning
Now wouldn't you like to rule the roost
Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes
Merrily ring the luncheon bell
There Lived a King
Would you know the kind of maid
I am a courtier, grave and serious
Finale
Here we are, at risk of our lives
Dance a cachucha












