|
Part |
Libretto |
Music |
|
The Mikado of Japan(bass/baritone) |
P46 - 48 Dear, dear, dear!….only in theatrical
performances |
P149 - 153
A more humane Mikado… |
Nanki-Poo (his son)
(tenor) |
P3 I'll tell you…..protestations.
P15 - 16 Yum-Yum, at last we are alone….Being engaged to Ko-Ko! |
P27-33 A wand'ring minstrel I….. |
Ko-Ko
(Lord High Executioner)
("patter man") |
P18 - 19 There she goes….Lord High Substitute.
P51 - 52 Katisha!.....You know not what you say. Listen! |
P55 - 58 As some day it may happen...
P175 - 178 On a tree by a river… |
Pooh-Bah
(Lord High Everything Else)(bass/baritone) |
P5 It is. Our logical Mikado…….I think, a
light one! |
P75 - 76 I think you ought to recollect…
P101 - 102 As in a month you've got to die.. |
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Pish-Tush (a Noble Lord)(baritone) |
P3 It is true that Ko-Ko…
P18-19 I am the bearer of a letter...obtain a
substitute -
|
P34 - 40 Our great Mikado… |
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Yum-Yum
(Ward of Ko-Ko)
(soprano) |
P15 - 16 Alas, yes!...Being engaged to Ko-Ko,
you know! P30 Yes. I am indeed
beautiful!...…my mother. |
P80 - 83 Were you not to Ko-Ko….
P130 The sun, whose rays… |
Pitti-Sing
(Ward of Ko-Ko)
(mezzo) |
P12 - 13 Oh, I expect it's all right...Oh, it's
alive. P32 - 33 I don't know about
that…It's absurd to cry! |
P126 - 127 Sit with downcast eye…
P157 - 158 He shiver'd and shook…
|
Peep-Bo
(Ward of Ko-Ko)
(soprano) |
P32 The happiest girl indeed...four hours and
three-quarters! |
P61 - 70 (middle line) Three little maids from
school |
Katisha
(an Elderly Lady, in love with Nanki-Poo)
(alto) |
P51 - 52 The miscreant who robbed...a broken
heart P53 Did he really die of love?
|
P106 - 107 Oh fool, that flee-est…
P172 - 174 Alone, and yet alive…
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