Martyn Green’s Treasury of Gilbert & Sullivan  35031

Contents

With Strephon for your foe, no doubt / Young Strephon is the kind of lout
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When I went to the Bar
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Spurn not the nobly born
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Of all the young ladies I know
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
The law is the true embodiment
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Loudly let the trumpet bray
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
None shall part us from each other
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Good morrow, good lover
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Tripping hither, tripping thither
from Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When I go out of door
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Love is a plaintive song
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
A magnet hung in a hardware shop
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Silvered is the raven hair
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Prithee, pretty maiden
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
If you’re anxious for to shine
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When I first put this uniform on
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
If you want a receipt for that popular mystery
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
I cannot tell what this love may be
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Twenty love-sick maidens we
from Patience
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Now to the Banquet We Press
from The Sorcerer
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
My Name is John Wellington Wells
from The Sorcerer
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Time Was, When Love and I
from The Sorcerer
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Oh, Gentlemen, Listen
from Trial by Jury
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
With a Sense of Deep Emotion
from Trial by Jury
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When I, Good Friends, Was Call’d to the Bar
from Trial by Jury
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When First My Old, Old Love I Knew
from Trial by Jury
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
The Sorcerer
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Trial by Jury
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Farewell, my own
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Pretty daughter of mine / He is an Englishman
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Carefully on tiptoe stealing
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Kind Captain, I’ve important information
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Never mind the why and wherefore
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Things are seldom what they seem
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Refrain, audacious tar
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Now give three cheers / I am the Monarch of the sea
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Sorry her lot who loves too well
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
My gallant crew, good morning / I am the Captain of the Pinafore
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
A maiden fair to see
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Hail men-o’-war’s men / I’m a called Little Buttercup
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
We sail the ocean blue
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
With cat-like tread, upon our prey we steal
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When a felon’s not engaged in his employment
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Stay, Fred’ric, stay … Ah, leave me not to pine … Oh, here is love, and here is truth
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When the foeman bears his steel
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Climbing over rocky mountain
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Oh, better far to live and die
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When Fred’ric was a little lad
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Patience
• music by Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
When I Was A Lad
from HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
I Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Iolanthe
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
HMS Pinafore
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Oh, Is There Not One Maiden Breast
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Poor Wand’ring One
from The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
The Pirates of Penzance
• music by Sir Arthur Sullivan
• words by W. S. Gilbert
Total items: 56

Topics covered by this book

1. The Sorcerer (drama) • p29 • foreword by Martyn Green
2. Trial by Jury (drama) • p3 • foreword by Martyn Green
3. Patience (drama) • p213 • foreword by Martyn Green
4. Iolanthe (drama) • p277 • foreword by Martyn Green
5. HMS Pinafore (drama) • p69 • foreword by Martyn Green
6. The Pirates of Penzance (drama) • p139 • foreword by Martyn Green

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