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Gilbert And Sullivan. HMS Pinafore. Vocal Score. Sheet Music. Opera. OPERA. Arthur Seymour Sullivan. William Schwenck Gilbert. --.

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Gilbert in Sullivan. HMS Pinafore. Vocal Score. Sheet Music. Opera. OPERA. Arthur Seymour Sullivan. William Schwenck Gilbert. --.

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It was 'H.M.S. Pinafore', or 'The Lass that Loved a Sailor' that established Gilbert and Sullivan as a creative force to be reckoned with in British comic theatre. Gilbert's libretto has everything necessary for their type of farce - Josephine is being courted by two men, one a sailor. Ralph Rackstraw. and the other the Admiral of the British Navy. Sir Joseph Porter. To make things more complicated, of course, a former nurse exchanged the two as babies many years earlier. Aside from this promising plot, Sullivan's music was mainly responsible for the long-term success of 'H.M.S. Pinafore'. From the opening sailors' chorus to Little Buttercup's simple aria, the show abounds with unforgettable tunes. The most popular number from the show is the second-act Trio, 'Never Mind the Why and Wherefore. This score contains all the dialogue and a synopsis, and is edited by Bryceson Treharne. The Libretto and orchestral material for this edition is also available on hire from the publisher.

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To je bil "H.M.S. Kecelja "ali" Lass da Loved mornar ", ki s sedežem Gilbert in Sullivan kot ustvarjalna sila treba računati z na britanske komične gledališča. Gilbertov libreto je vse, kar je potrebno za njihovo vrsto farsa - Josephine se dvoril dva moška, ​​eden mornar. Ralph Rackstraw. in druga Admiral britanske mornarice. Sir Joseph Porter. Da bi stvari bolj zapletene, seveda, nekdanja medicinska sestra izmenjali dva kot dojenčkom mnogih letih prejšnjih. Poleg tega obetavnega parceli, je Sullivan glasba v glavnem odgovorna za dolgoročni uspeh "HMS Kecelja ". Od refren Otvoritev mornarjev "Little zlatica je preprost aria, predstava je polna nepozabnih melodij. Najbolj priljubljena številka show je drugi akt Trio, "Never Mind, zakaj in zatorej. This score contains all the dialogue and a synopsis, and is edited by Bryceson Treharne. The Libretto and orchestral material for this edition is also available on hire from the publisher.