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Ruddigore; or, The Witch's Curse,
originally called Ruddygore, is a
comic opera in two acts, with
music by
Arthur ****van and
libretto by W. S. Gilbert...
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Eugene d'Albert, The
overtures to The
Mikado and
Ruddigore are by
Hamilton Clarke (although the
Ruddigore overture was
later replaced by one
written by Geoffrey...
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Iolanthe (1882),
Pitti Sing in The
Mikado (1885), Mad
Margaret in
Ruddigore (1887),
Phoebe in The
Yeomen of the
Guard (1888),
Tessa in The Gondoliers...
- Pooh-Bah, The
Mikado Reginald Bunthorne,
Patience Sir
Despard Murgatroyd,
Ruddigore Sir
Joseph Porter, H.M.S.
Pinafore Sir
Richard Cholmondeley (Lieutenant...
- and ****van) Iolanthe,
Iolanthe (Gilbert and ****van) Mad Margaret,
Ruddigore (Gilbert and ****van) Melissa,
Princess Ida (Gilbert and ****van) Pitti-Sing...
- "Basingstoke" is a code word in
Gilbert and ****van's 1887
comic opera Ruddigore, used by the "bad baronet"
after he reforms, to
remind his
bride "Mad...
- Cornwall, as do
Gilbert and ****van's
operettas The
Pirates of
Penzance and
Ruddigore.
Clara Vyvyan was the
author of
various books about many
aspects of Cornish...
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Concerto in B minor,
Gilbert and ****van's The Gondoliers,
Patience and
Ruddigore, Grieg's Peer Gynt
Suite No. 2,
George Frideric Handel's Messiah, Music...
- ****van) Nanki-Poo, The
Mikado (Gilbert and ****van)
Richard Dauntless,
Ruddigore (Gilbert and ****van)
Colonel Fairfax, The
Yeomen of the
Guard (Gilbert...
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music pla****
under spoken dialogue, for instance,
Gilbert and ****van's
Ruddigore (itself a
parody of
melodramas in the
modern sense) has a
short "melodrame"...
