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NOW PERFORMING WITH IMMENSE SUCCESS AT THE
ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.
THE NEW OPERA.
IA 0 V E'S TRIU M P H.
An Opera, in Three Acts.
The LIBRETTO written by J. R. PLANCK&
The MUSH: composed by W. VINCENT VfALIACE.
Price Two Guineas,
No. ACK L Voice. Price.
Overture
1. Introduction R Chorua—"Hithee,
tither, hasten all"
2. Duet--" My. poor young blend" .. 2 Tenon
S. Romailu—• Though ell tee gen" Tutor
3a. (Transposed)
4. Chorus and Solo—. Long life to
her Highness"
6. Ballet —Romanesca 2 6
6. Trio—" A simple Cymon" liopranodt2Teuon 6 0
7. Quartet and Chorus—" Mount and
away"
8. Aria—" Patience I prudence f" Tenor 3 0
9. Air—" Wayward fortune"
10. Finale—" Help, help"
ACT IL
101. Introduction 2 0
11. Rondo—" I'm a model page" .. Contralto
12. Trio—" Welcome, welcome" .._ C. and 2 Barn 8 6
13. Grand Soena—" 0 rack thou but
thy shackles"
13a. Air from Seena—" Now 'tis not a
vision"
14. Duet—" As in a dream I wander' Soprano and Tenor 3 0
16. Finale—" We are glad to see" (Complete)
.15a. Part Song " Colts for Meer&
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Acr 111.
16. Introduction and Air—" I have
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17. Ballad • Those withered
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18. Doo—" To the secret" SoprenoandTenor 4 0
19. Ballad—•• Lovely, loving, and
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90. Sestetto—.' In mystery shrouded" S.C. T. and 3 Bares 4 0
21. limit and Air—•• Night, love, is
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21a. Alr (Transposed)
22. Duet—" Hear me. I must speak" Soprano and Tenor 3 0
n. Finale—" All to the ball"
• Separate Vocal Parts are published.
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Duets
Flute Accompaniment to each Book
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Glover Ch.irles W.) —" Night, love, is creeping"
Osborne kG. A.:—Fantasia
Richards .11.)" Those withered flowers" 3
-- Fantasia 4
Schulthes (Wilhelm) —Romance 2
lntermezzo
Trent' (J. Theodore)—Fantasia 4
" Lovely,
ionloving, and beloved" a
" Nigh, , ia creeping"
Quadrille—" Love's Triumph,t' an. by C. Coote, Mustrated 4
ise— Ditto ditto Illustratel 4
Ditto ditto Illustrated 4
The Polka—Ditto ditto luustrated S
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