GILBERT & SULLIVAN FOR SINGERS

The Vocal Library Soprano

W.S. Gilbert wrote the words, Arthur Sullivan composed the music, and together they revolutionized theatre music in English. This new series presents songs and arias from their timeless operettas, collected by voice type.

Contents: THE GRAND DUKE: How Would I Play This Part, So Ends My Dream - HMS PINAFORE: A Simple Sailor Lowly Born, Sorry Her Lot Who Loves Too Well - THE MIKADO: The Sun, Whose Rays Are All Ablaze - PATIENCE: I Cannot Tell What This Love May Be, Love Is a Plaintive Song - THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE: Poor Wand'ring One - PRINCESS IDA: Oh, Goddess Wise, I Built Upon a Rock, A Lady Fair of Lineage High - RUDDIGORE: If Somebody There Chanced to Be - THE SORCERER: When He Is Here, Happy Young Heart - THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD: 'Tis Done! I Am a Bride