The Sun.
London, England, 1862-11-05 00:00:00

ACT 11.

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10i. Introduction .. 2 0
11. Rondo -"l'm a model page ".. Contralto
12, Trio—" Welcome, welcome " ... C. and 2 Basses
13. Grand Scena—" 0 rank, thou
hast thy shackles " .. Soprano 3 0
13a. Air from Scena—" Now 'tis not
a vision "
14. Duet—" As in a dream I wan-
der " Soprano 3 0
15. Finale—" We are glad to see ".. (Complete) ...... _ 9 0
115 a. Part Song—"Corin for Cleora
dying "

2 6

ACT. 111.

16. Intr eduction and Air —" I have
brought my daughter" ...... Bass .............. 2 6
17. Ballad " Those withered
flowers" ... Soprano ..• ....... 2 6
18. Duo—" To the secret" Soprano and Tenor 4 0
19. Ballad—" Lovely, loving, and
Bass .............
beloved"
20. Sestetto "In mystery
.... ..
shrouded"
21. Recit. and Air —" Night, love, is
Tenor
creeping"
21a. Air (Transposed).. ••• • •
22. Duet—" Hear me, I must speak" Soprano and Tenor 3 0
5 0
23. Finale—" All to the balr' ....• • • •

.. 2 6

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PIANOFORTE ARRANGEMENTS.
Favourite Airs from Wallace's Opera, " Love's
Triumph," arranged by W. 11. Calcott, in Two Books ;
Solos, 55.; Duets
Flute Accompaniment to each Book
1 0
Berger (Francesco)—E!tntasi 4 0
Glover (Charles W.)-- ' Night, love, is creeping"
Osborne (G. A.)—Fant sia
Those whithered flowers"
Richards (B.)—" 3 0
Fant Lsia
Schulthes (Virilhelin) —Roman esca 2 6
--- ----- Intermezzo
Trokell (J. Theo aore)--Fantasia
Lovely, loving, and beloved" „ 3 0
----
Quadrille—"Love's Triumph," ar. byC.Coote,lllustrated 4 0
Valse— Ditto ditto Illustrated 4 0
Galop— Ditto ditto Illustrated 4 0
The Page Polka—Ditto ditto Illustrated 3 0
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