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_aM 782.1
_bPEPU
100 1 _4cmp
_aPepusch, John Christopher
_d1667-1752
240 1 0 _aBeggar's opera
_sVocal score
245 1 4 _aThe beggar's opera
_h[music] /
_cwritten by John Gay ; the overture composed and the songs arranged by John Christopher Pepusch ; edited by Edward J. Dent.
250 _aVocal score
260 _aLondon :
_bOxford University Press,
_c©1954.
300 _a1 vocal score (xiv, 89 pages) :
_bmusic ;
_c25 cm
500 _ancludes introduction with synopsis, production notes, sources of the songs, and cast details
505 _tACT I :
_tOverture --
_t1. Through all the employments of life (Peachum) --
_t2. Tis woman that seduces all mankind (Filch) --
_t3. If any wench Venus' girdle wear (Mrs. Peachum) --
_t4. If love the virgin's heart (Mrs. Peachum) --
_t5. A maid is like the golden ore (Mrs. Peachum) --
_t6. Virgins are like the fair flower (Polly) --
_t7. Our Polly is a sad slut (Mrs. Peachum) --
_t8. Can love be controuled by advice (Polly) --
_t9. O Polly you might have toyed and kissed (Mrs. Peachum, Polly) --
_t10. I like a ship n storms was tost (Polly) --
_t11. A fox may steal your hens sir (Peachum) --
_t12. O ponder well (Polly) --
_t13. The turtle thus with plaintive crying (Polly) --
_t14. Pretty Polly say (Macheath, Polly) --
_t15. My heart was so free (Macheath) --
_t16. Were I laid on Greenland's coast (Macheath, Polly) --
_t17. Oh what pain it is to part (Polly) --
_t18. The Miser thus a shilling sees (Macheath) --
505 _tACT II :
_tIntroduction --
_t19. Fill every glass (Matt of the Mint and male chorus) --
_t20. Let us take the road (Matt of the Mint and male chorus) --
_t21. Music for the Harper --
_t21a. A Dance a la Ronde in the French manner --
_t22. Youth's the season mde for joys (Female Chorus) --
_t23. Before the barn door crowing (Jenny) --
_t23a. No 23 arranged as a dance, if required (without voices) --
_t24. The Gamsters and Lawyers are jugglers alike (Jenny) --
_t25. At the tree I shall suffer with pleasure (Macheath) --
_t25a. Interlude --
_t26. Man may excape from rope and gun (Macheath) --
_t27. Thus when a good housewife sees a rat (Lucy) --
_t28. How cruel are the traitors (Lucy) --
_t29. The first time at the looking glass (Macheath) --
_t30. When you censure the age (Lockit, Peachum) --
_t31. Is then his fate decreed, Sir? (Lucy) --
_t32. You'll think ere many days ensure (Lockit) --
_t33. If you at at Office solicit your due (Macheath) --
_t34. Thus when the swallow (Polly) --
_t35. How happy could I be with either (Macheath) --
_t36. I'm bubbled (Polly, Lucy) --
_t37. Cease your funning (Polly) --
_t38. Why how now, madam flirt? (Lucy, Polly) --
_t39. No power on earth canever divide (Polly) 1st & 2nd version --
_t40. I like the fox shall grieve (Macheath) --
505 _tACT III :
_t41. When young at the bar (Lucy) --
_t42. My love is all madness and folly (Lucy) --
_t43. Thus Gamesters united in friendship are found (Lockit) --
_t44. The Modes of the Court so common are grown (Macheath) --
_t46. In the days of my youth (Mrs. Trapes) --
_t47. I'm like a skiff on the Ocean tost (Lucy) --
_t48. When a wife's in her pout (Lucy) --
_t49. A curse attends that woman's love (Polly, Lucy) --
_t50. Among the men coquets we find (Polly) --
_t51. Come, sweet lass (lucy) --
_t52. Hither dear husband turn your eyes (Polly, Lucy) --
_t53. Which way shall I turn me? (Macheath) --
_t54. When my hero in court appears (Polly) --
_t55. When he holds up his head (Lucy) --
_t56. Ourselves like the great (Lockit) --
_t57. The Charge is prepar'd ; A Dance of prisoners in chain(Macheath) --
_t58-67 O cruel cruel case (Macheath) --
_t68. Wou'd I might be hang'd (Polly, Lucy, Macheath) --
_t69. Thus I stand like the Turk (Macheath and male and female chorus).
650 0 _aOperas
_xVocal scores with piano
700 1 _4aut
_aGay, John
_d1685-1732
700 1 _4edt
_4arr
_aDent, Edward J.
_q(Edward Joseph)
_d1876-1957
942 _2ddc
_cSCORE
999 _c5893
_d5893