Partition complète, Patience, ou Bunthorne's Bride, Comic Aesthetic Opera in Two Acts

Arthur Sullivan

Description

Redécouvrez la partition de musique Patience, ou Bunthorne's Bride partition complète, Savoy opéras, par Sullivan, Arthur. La partition de musique romantique écrite pour les instruments tels que:

• solistes vocaux
• chœur
• orchestre

Cette partition compte plusieurs mouvements: 2 Acts et est classée dans les genres partitions pour orchestre, pour piano 4 mains (arr), partitions pour voix, opérettes, Stage travaux, Savoy opéras, pour voix et chœur avec orchestre, pour voix, chœur mixte, orchestre, langue anglaise, partitions pour piano 4 mains, partitions chœur mixte, opéras, pour 2 musiciens, partitions pour piano
Visualisez en même temps d'autres musique pour chœur, orchestre, solistes vocaux sur YouScribe, dans la rubrique Partitions de musique romantique.
Date composition: 1881
Edition: Philadelphia: J. M. Stoddart & Co, 1881.
Libbretiste: William Schwenck Gilbert (1836–1911)

Sujets

• Romantique
• Orchestre
• Choeur
• Soliste
• Sullivan

Informations

• Publié par: Sullivan
• Nombre de lectures: 93
• Licence : Libre de droits
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 7 Mo

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FULL SCORE
{AUTHORIZED COPYRIGHT EDITION)
Patience
OR
BUNTHORNES BRIDE
(COMIC ESTHETIC ©PEB&)
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Piano-forte Solo (Opera Complete) Libretto (Words only) .25
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ENTITLED
PATIENCE
OR,
BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE
WRITTEN BY
GILBERT.W. S.
COMPOSED BY
SULLIVANARTHUR
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AUTHORIZED COPYRIGHT EDITIONS.
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to secure the and Thirdly,publication of our work under our own personal supervision ;
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States, and will be sold at as of wide a circulation, as iflow a price, with the certainty as
issuedthey were by a number of rival and unauthorized persons.
GILBEKT.W. S.
ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN..
Copyright, 1881, by -. M. STODDART 4 COFtrst praauced at the Opera Comtque, London, on Saturday, 23rd April, 1881, under tiu
management Mr.of R. D'Oyly Carte.
PATIENCE or, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE.;
Colonel Calverlet
Major Murgatroyd Officers of Dragoon Guards.
Lieut, the Duke oe Dunstable
,
Reginald Bunthorne ... A Fleshly Poet.
Archibald Grosvenor
... An Idyllic Poet.
Mr. Bunthorne's Solicitor.
Chorus of Officers of Dragoon Guards.
The Lady Angela \
The Lady Saphir /
Rapturous Maiden*.—The Lady Ella 1
The Lady Jane )
and
Patience ~. ™ .. .. _ _. A Dairymaid.
Chorus of Rapturous Maidens.
ACT I.—Exterior of Castle Bunthorne. ACT II.—A ade.
CONTENTS.
A.OT I.
Page P«aa
"Overture 3 Solo (Saphir). Though so Excellendy Wise" . . 32
"Chorus of Maidens. Twenty Song (Colonel). "When first I Put this UniformLovesick
Maidens We" 9 on". 38
" ?"Solo (Angela). "Love Feeds Am I Aloneon Hope" 11 40
Recit. and Song
" " (Ella). forGo, Breaking Heart" 12 If you're Anxious to
(Bunthorne).
Recitative (PaHence). "Still Brooding Shine"on their 43
Mad Infatuation" Duet (Patience Angela). "and Long Years Ago".15 46,
Song {Patience). " I cannot what Duet and Grosvenor), " Prithee, PrettyTell this Love
may Be" Maiden, Willow, Willow, Waly" 4917
"Chorus cfe Dragoons. The Soldiers of our Chorus. "Let the Merry Cymbals Sound". ... 53
Queen" Chorus (Dragoons).21 "Now Tell us we Pray
-Solo (Colonel). If you Want a Receipt for that you" ss
Popular Mystery" .... "23' Solo (Duke). Your Maiden Hearts" 59
••Chorus (Angela, etc.). In a Doleful Train" ... 28 (Patience). " If there be Pardon in your
" (Dragoons). Breast"Now, is not this Ridic- 66
?"ulous Duet (Patience and Bunthorne). " True Love29
Solo (Angela). Mystic must be Single-Hearted"Poet, etc 6930
" " (Bunthorne). Though my Sextette. I Hear the Soft Note of the EchoingBook I Seem
to Scan" .Voice" 7131
ACT II.
Pass
"Recit.andSong ( Sad is that Woman's ... (Duke, Major, and Colonel). " It's ClearLot" Trio85
"(Jane). \ Silvered is the Raven Hair" . 86 that Mediaeval Art" 101
"Chorus of Maidens. Turn, oh Turn this (Angela, Saphir, Duke, Major, andin Quintette
" . .Direction" 88 Colonel). IfSaphir I Choose to Marry". 107
Song (Grosvenor). "A Magnet Hung in Hard- (Bunthorneand Grosvenor). " When I Goa Duet
ware-Shop" 11690 out of Doors"
"Song (Patience). " Love is a Plaintive Song" . . . of Maidens and Grosvenor. I'm a95 Chorus
Duet andBunthorne). " etc 121Jane SoGo to Him and Waterloo-House Young Man,"
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"Say to Him" 07 Finale. After much Debate Internal" 124
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