Utopia limited, or, The flowers of progress
By: Gilbert & Sullivan
Contributors: Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck), 1836-1911; Nash, Royston; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; D'Oyly Carte Opera Company
Publisher: London
Published: 1976
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: Operas
Notes: Program notes and synopsis by F. Lloyd and libretto ([14] p.) laid in container.

D'Oyly Carte Opera Company; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Royston Nash,conductor.

"Recorded under the direction of Bridget D'Oyly Carte."
Table of contents: title: Imperial march; title: Utopia Limited, Act 1. Introduction; title: In a lazy langour; title: O make way for the wise men ; In every mental lore; title: Let all your doubts take wing; title: Quaff the nectar ; A king of autocratic power we ; Although of native maids the cream ; Bold-faced ranger; title: First you're born; title: Subjected to your heavenly gaze; title: Oh, maiden rich; title: Ah! gallant soldier; title: It's understood, I think; title: Oh, admirable Art; title: Finale, Although your royal summons to appear ; What these may be; title: A company promoter this ; Some seven men form an association; title: Act II. Oh, Zara!/A tenor, all singers above; title: Words of love too loudly spoken; title: Society has quite forsaken; title: Entrance of court; title: Drawing-room music; title: Eagle high on cloudland soaring; title: With fury deep we burn; title: If you think that when banded; title: With wily brain; title: A wonderful joy our eyes to bless; title: Then I may sing and play?; title: Oh would some demon power /When but a maid; title: Ah, Lady Sophy ; Oh, the rapture unrestrained ; Graceful dance/Tarantella; title: Upon our sea-girt land; title: Finale, There's a little group of isles.