Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Nay, pretty pne” / Act I: No. 5 Ballad: “Is life a boon?”

Name: Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Nay, pretty pne” / Act I: No. 5 Ballad: “Is life a boon?”
Description: Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Nay, pretty pne” / Act I: No. 5 Ballad: “Is life a boon?” a song by Arthur Sullivan on Muzzly - Listen Music Smarter

Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Nay, pretty pne” / Act I: No. 5 Ballad: “Is life a boon?” a song by Arthur Sullivan on Muzzly - Listen Music Smarter

Overture by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 1 Introduction: “When maiden loves” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 1 Introduction: “Mistress Meryl!” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 2 Double Chorus: “Tower warders under orders” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 2 Double Chorus: “A good day to you” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 3 Song With Chorus: “When our gallant Norman foes” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 3 Song With Chorus: “Father! Has no reprieve arrived” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Atlas! I waver to and fro” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Nay, lass, be of good cheer” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 4 Trio: “Nay, pretty pne” / Act I: No. 5 Ballad: “Is life a boon?” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 5 Ballad: “And now, Sir Richard” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 6 Chorus: “Here’s a man of jollity” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 7 Duet: “I have a song to sing, oh!” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 7 Duet: “Well sung and well danced!” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 8 Trio: “How say you, maiden” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 8 Trio: “And so, good fellow” / Act I: No. 9 Recitative and Song: “I’ve jive and joke” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 9 Recitative and Song: “But I trust you are very careful” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 10 Recitative and Song: “’Tis done! I am a bride!” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 10 Recitative and Song: “’Tis an odd freak” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 10 Recitative and Song: “Oh, how I would love thee!” / Act I: No. 11 Song: “Were I thy bride” by Arthur Sullivan ,
Act I: No. 11 Song: “The deed is, so far, safely accomplished” by Arthur Sullivan ,