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| didn't my lord deliver daniel do not go, my love el tra la la y el punteado i attempt from love's sickness to fly it was a lover and his lass |
lachen und weinen nel cor piu non mi sento se tu m'ami solvejg's song 'tis the last rose of summer |
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| an die musik the blue-bell he shall feed his flock my lord, what a mornin' now is the month of maying |
nymphs and shepherds ombra mai fu porque toco el pandero silent noon vergin, tutto amor |
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| adela an die geliebte caro mio ben come again, sweet love down by the sally gardens |
have you seen but a white lily grow? sebben, crudele steal away weep you no more, sad fountains where e'er you walk |
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| adela all through the night alma del core beautiful dreamer du bist wie eine blume |
give a man a horse he can ride o cessate di piagarmi the sea the slighted swain swing low, sweet chariot |
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| alice blue gown april showers butterflies cradle song evening prayer false prophet florian's song golden slumbers it was a lover and his lass ladybird lilac tree |
little sandman my little heart the nightingale oh dear what can the matter be? oh pretty birds the rosebush the sweetest flower that blows two marionettes willow song willow tree winter it is past |
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| at parting early one morning every time i feel the spirit first primrose gently johnny my jingalo if no one ever marries me it was a lover and his lass last night little wild rose long long ago the lotus flower |
the maiden's wish mother oh sing me to rest now is the month of maying oh come again beautiful spring shepherd play a little air sing me to sleep snowbells that's an irish lullaby (too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral) there are plenty of fish in the sea vienna my city of dreams who'll buy my lavender? you are free (love is just a game) |
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| bill climb ev'ry mountain falling in love with love hello, young lovers in my life love, look away mister snow |
my lord and master smoke gets in your eyes so in love that'll show him what good would the moon be? where or when |
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| can't help lovin' dat man goodnight my someone i could have danced all night if i loved you many a new day much more my ship |
no other love old maid out of my dreams show me somebody, somewhere till there was you |
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| a cock-eyed optimist don't cry for me argentina how are things in glocca morra i dreamed a dream look to the rainbow losing my mind |
love song people the sweetest sounds what did i have that i don't have? why can't you behave |
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| always true to you in my fashion anyone can whistle glad to be unhappy he wasn't you i got the sun in the morning i want to be bad |
i wish i were in love again never never land on my own small world ten cents a dance |
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| if you could see her a new love is old someone is waiting being alive you are beautiful all i need is the girl |
bring him home on the street where you live kansas city many moons ago younger than springtime |
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| c'est moi do i love you because you're beautiful? if ever i would leave you if i loved you the impossible dream (the quest) my defenses are down |
oh, what a beautiful mornin' some enchanted evening sorry - grateful this nearly was mine try to remember |
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| another suitcase another hall green finch and linnet bird in my life my true love no one knows who i am |
not a day goes by simple take me to the world this place is mine unusual way |
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| i dreamed a dream i'd be surprisingly good for you just a housewife my husband makes movies nothing really happened |
now that i've seen her old friend someone else's story sooner or later (i always get my man) tell me on a sunday |
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| anthem if i sing the kid inside love can't happen one of the good guys |
only with you the picture in the hall stars what you'd call a dream why god him? |
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| what are you doing new year's eve? i'll know on a slow boat to china never will i marry a woman in love |
i believe in you spring will be a little late this year i've never been in love before if i were a bell baby, it's cold outside |
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| what are you doing new year's eve? i'll know on a slow boat to china never will i marry a woman in love |
i believe in you spring will be a little late this year i've never been in love before if i were a bell baby, it's cold outside |
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| largo al foctotum from Il Barbiere di Siviglia votre toast, je peux vous le rendre (Toreador Song) from Carmen madamina! il catologo e questo from Don Giovanni |
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| che gelida manina from La Boheme la donna e mobile from Rigoletto nessun dorma! from Turandot |
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| as long as he needs me (Oliver!) broadway baby (Follies) i want to go to hollywood (Grand Hotel) if i were a bell (Guys and Dolls) louis says (Victor/Victoria) missing you (The Civil War) a new life (Jekyll and Hyde) someone like you (Jekyll and Hyde) still (Titanic) unusual way (in a very unusual way) (Nine) |
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| a better life (Scrooge) better than i (Joseph) empty chairs at empty tables (Les Miserables) the impossible dream (Man of La Mancha) luck be a lady (Guys and Dolls) man of la mancha (Man of La Mancha) no moon (Titanic) this is the moment (Jekyll and Hyde) trust me (Victor/Victoria) what kind of fool am i? (Stop the World I Want to Get Off) |
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| quando men vo from La Boheme o mio babbino caro from Gianni Schicchi un bel di vedremo from Madama Butterfly |
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| habanera from Carmen seguidilla from Carmen mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix from Samson et dalila |
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| there's no business like show business cabaret if i loved you you'll never walk alone people will say we're in love can't help lovin dat man climb ev'ry mountain edelweiss the sound of music i'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair |
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| ach, ich fuhl's (magic flute) batti, batti, o bel masetto deh vieni, non tardar porgi amor qualche risto pupille amate |
s'alto che lagrime una donna a quindici vedrai, carino welche wonne, welche lust zeffiretti lusinghieri |
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| deh per questo istante e amore un ladroncello il capro e la capretta non so piu cosa son parto, parto |
smanie implacabili son reo; l'error confesso torna di tito a lato va, l'error mio palesa voi che sapete |
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| ah lo veggio quell' dalla sua pace la mia dies bildnis ist bezaube frisch zum kampfe hier soll ich dich denn sehen |
ich baue ganz auf deine il mio tesoro in quegli anni in cui o wie angstlich o wie fe un' aura amorosa |
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| aprite un po' quegli deh, vieni alla finestra der vogelfanger bin ich ja donne mie la fate a tanti ein madchen oder weibchen |
fin ch'han dal vino hai gia vinta la causa non piu andrai non siate ritrosi se vuol ballare |
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| i saw three ships the wexford carol les anges dans nos campagnes (duet) lo, how a rose e'er blooming (with violin) un flambeau, jeannette, isabelle (with violin) |
the first noel it came upon the midnight clear the holly and the ivy (duet, with flute) deck the hall (with flute) |
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| i saw three ships the wexford carol les anges dans nos campagnes (duet) lo, how a rose e'er blooming (with violin) un flambeau, jeannette, isabelle (with violin) |
the first noel it came upon the midnight clear the holly and the ivy (duet, with flute) deck the hall (with flute) |
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| Rossini: Barber of Seville - ecco ridente in cielo Donizetti: L'Elisir D'amore - una furtiva lagrima Donizetti: Don Pasquale - sogno soave e casto Verdi: I Lombardi Alla Prima Crociata - la mia letizia infondere Verdi: Rigoletto - questa o quella Verdi: La Traviata - lunge da lei... de' miei bollenti spiriti |
Borro: Mefistofele - giunto sul passo estremo catalani: Loreley - nel verde maggio Leoncavallo: Pagliacci - o colombina puccini: La Boheme - che gelida manina Puccini: Tosca - e lucevan le stelle Puccini: Madama Butterfly - addio, fiorito asil |
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| i'm called little buttercup - (H.M.S. Pinafore) three little maids - (The Mikado) the sun, whose rays are all ablaze - (The Mikado) poor wand'ring one - (The Pirates of Penzance) when frederic was a little lad - (The Pirates of Penzance) |
princess ida - (The Pirates of Penzance) oh goddess wise - (The Pirates of Penzance) to a garden full of posies - (Ruddigore) when maiden loves, she sits and sighs - (The Yeomen of the Guard) |
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| take a pair of sparkling eyes - (The Gondoliers) when i was a lad i served a term - (H.M.S. Pinafore) when you're lying awake with a dismal headache - (Iolanthe) a wand'ring minstrel i - (The Mikado) |
as some day it may happen - (The Mikado) willow, tit-willow - (The Mikado) i am the very model of the modern major-general - (The Pirates of Penzance) oh, is there not one maiden breast - (The Pirates of Penzance) |
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| 'tis done! i am a bride (the yeomen of the guard) a lady fair of lineage high (princess ida) a simple sailor lowly born (hms pinafore) happy young heart (the sorcerer) how would i play this part (the grand duke) i built upon a rock (princess ida) i cannot tell what this love may be (patience) if somebody there chanced to be (ruddigore) |
love is a plaintive song (patience) oh, goddess wise (princess ida) poor wand'ring one (the pirates of penzance) so ends my dream (the grand duke) sorry her lot who loves too well (hms pinafore) the sun, whose rays are all ablaze (the mikado) when he is here (the sorcerer) |
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| a lady fair of lineage high (princess ida) alone, and yet alive (the mikado) cheerily carols the lark (ruddigore) come mighty must! (princess ida) i'm called little buttercup (hms pinafore) my lord, a suppliant at your feet (iolanthe) oh, foolish fay (iolanthe) on the day when i was wedded (the gondoliers) silver'd is the raven hair (patience) |
sir rupert murgatroyd (ruddigore) to a garden full of posies (ruddigore) were i thy bride (the yeomen of the guard) when a merry maiden marries (the gondoliers) when but a maid of fifteen years (utopia limited) when frederic was a little lad (the pirates of penzance) when maiden loves, she sits and sighs (the yeomen of the guard) when our gallant norman foes (the yeomen of the guard) |
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| a maiden fair to see (hms pinafore) a tenor, all singers above (utopia limited) a wand'ring minstrel i (the mikado) fair moon, to thee i sing (hms pinafore) for love alone (the sorcerer) free from his fetters grim (the yeomen of the guard) i shipped, d'ye see (ruddigore) is life a boon? (the yeomen of the guard) it is not love (the sorcerer) |
oh, gentlemen, listen, i pray (trial by jury) oh, is there not one maiden breast (the pirates of penzance) rising early in the morning (the gondoliers) spurn not the nobly born (iolanthe) take a pair of sparkling eyes (the gondoliers) twenty years ago (princess ida) when first my old, old love i knew (trial by jury) would you know the kind of maid (princess ida) |
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| as some day it may happen (the mikado) engaged to so-and-so (the sorcerer) fair moon, to thee i sing (hms pinafore) i am a pirate king (the pirates of penzance) i am the very model of a modern major-general (the pirates of penzance) i've jibe and joke (the yeomen of the guard) if you give me your attention (princess ida) my boy, you may take it from me (ruddigore) my name is john wellington wells (the sorcerer) |
no possible doubt whatever (the gondoliers) the policeman's song (the pirates of penzance) time was, when love and i (the sorcerer) when all night long a chap remains (iolanthe) when i was a lad i served a term (hms pinafore) when you're lying awake with a dismal headache (iolanthe) whene'er i spoke (princess ida) willow, tit-willow (the mikado) |
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| do i love you because you're beautiful? i have dreamed if i loved you it might as well be spring love, look away |
people will say we're in love some enchanted evening something wonderful the surrey with the fringe on top you'll never walk alone |
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| do i love you because you're beautiful? i have dreamed if i loved you it might as well be spring love, look away |
people will say we're in love some enchanted evening something wonderful the surrey with the fringe on top you'll never walk alone |
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| all the things you are autumn leaves call me irresponsible east of the sun i left my heart in san francisco |
i'll be seeing you in a sentimental mood isn't it romantic? the very thought of you the way you look tonight |
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| all the things you are autumn leaves call me irresponsible east of the sun i left my heart in san francisco |
i'll be seeing you in a sentimental mood isn't it romantic? the very thought of you the way you look tonight |
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| bewitched cry me a river here's that rainy day the man that got away misty |
more than you know my foolish heart my man stormy weather when the sun comes out |
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| angel eyes bewitched here's that rainy day i can't get started with you in the wee small hours of the morning |
memories of you misty more than you know one for my baby |
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| bewitched ev'ry time we say goodbye johnny one note makin' whoopee! | my funny valentine nice work if you can get it oh, lady be good slap that bass |
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| anything goes (Ethel Merman) vocal range A-flat (M3 below middle C) to C (octave above middle C) blow gabriel blow (Ethel Merman) vocal range G (P4 below middle C) to D (4th line treble clef) down in the depths (Ethel Merman) vocal range B (m2 below middle C) to D (4th line treble clef) fascinating rhythm (Adele Astaire) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to E (top space treble clef) how long has this been going on (Bobbe Arnst) vocal ranger F (bottom space treble clef) to high G (top of treble clef) I got rhythm (Ethel Merman) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to C (3rd space treble clef) | I loves you porgy (Anne Wiggins Brown) vocal range B-flat (M2 below middle C) to a very high A (1st leger line above treble clef) I went to a marvelous party (Bea Lillie) vocal range E-flat (m3 above middle C) to F (top line treble clef) johnny one note (Wynn Murray) vocal range B-flat (M2 below middle C) to B-flat an octave above my heart belongs to daddy (Mary Martin) vocal range A-flat (M3 below middle C) to D (4th line treble clef) tea for two (Louise Groody) vocal range D (M2 above middle C) to E (top space treble clef) the best things in life are free (Mary Lawlor) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to E (top space treble clef) |
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| here's to your illusions (Barbara Cook) vocal range middle C to high G above treble clef hernando's hideaway (Carol Haney) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to E-flat (top space of treble clef) hey good lookin (Ethel Merman) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to C (3rd space treble clef) i could have danced all night (Julie Andrews) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to F (top line treble clef) i hate men (Patricia Morison) vocal range middle C to D (4th line treble clef) i'm flying (Mary Martin) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to B (3rd line treble clef) | let me entertain you (Sandra Church) vocal range F-sharp (d5 below middle C) to B (3rd line treble clef) my ship (Gertrude Lawrence) vocal range B-flat (M2 below middle C) to E-flat (top space treble clef) secret love (Doris Day) vocal range B-flat (M2 below middle C) to E-flat (top space treble clef) the trolley song (Judy Garland) vocal range G-sharp (d4 below middle C) to A (second space treble clef) whatever lola wants (Gwen Verdon) vocal range F-sharp (d5 below middle C) to C (3rd space treble clef) you are my lucky star (Debbie Reynolds) vocal range G (P4 below middle C) to A (second space treble clef) |
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| and all that jazz (Chita Rivera) vocal range G-sharp (d4 below middle C) to F-sharp (top line treble clef) don't rain on my parade (Barbra Streisand) vocal range F (P5 below middle C) to C (3rd space treble clef) easy to be hard (Lynn Kellogg) vocal range G (P4 below middle C) to C (3rd space treble clef) evergreen (Barbra Streisand) vocal range A (m3 below middle C) to D (4th line treble clef) far from the home i love (Julia Migenes) vocal range middle C to E (top space treble clef) hey look me over (Lucille Ball) vocal range F-sharp (d5 below middle C) to C-sharp (3rd line treble clef) | never (Madeline Kahn) vocal range B (m2 below middle C) to E (top space treble clef) not while i'm around (Angela Lansbury) vocal range middle C to F (top line treble clef) raining in my heart (Bernadette Peters) vocal range B (m2 below middle C) to D (4th line treble clef) roxie (Gwen Verdon) vocal range A-flat (M3 below middle C) to C (4th line treble clef) something has happened (Mary Martin) vocal range G (P4 below middle C) to C (4th space treble clef) soon it's gonna rain (Rita Gardner) vocal range B (m2 below middle C) to D (4th line treble clef) |
