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Halifax Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Audition pieces 2006

Trial by Jury

The Zoo

Character Number Page Title or lyrics
Judge 4 21 The Judge's song
12 46 Judge's line to end
Defendant 10 12 "Oh, gentlemen listen"
12 46 Defendant's line to end
Counsel 8 34-38 "May it please you, my lord"
12 46 Counsel's line to end
Usher 1 6-8 Now, Jury men hear my advice
12 46 Usher's line to end
Foreman of the Jury 9 39-40 Foreman's own lines
12 46 Foreman's line to end
Plaintiff 6 29-31 "O'er the season vernal"
12 46 Plaintiff's line to end
Bridesmaids (4) 6 28-29 "Comes the broken flower"
Character Number Page Title or lyrics
Laetitia 5 33-36 "Yes, once again"
Eliza Smith 11 65-68 "I'm a simple little child"
Aesculapius Carboy 2 14-17 "I loved her fondly"
Thomas Brown 8 52-55 "Ladies and gentlemen"
Mr Grinder 10 61-63 "Where is my daughter"
12 69-70 "Found you at last"

The libretto, web opera, and other resources (but not a vocal score) may be downloaded from the Zoo page at the Gilbert and Sullivan Archive.

Cox and Box

The libretto, vocal score, web opera, and other resources may be downloaded from the Cox and Box page at the Gilbert and Sullivan Archive.

Musical numbers

Libretto

Character Number Page Title or lyrics
Savoy edition Download from GAS
Bouncer 2 6-9 7-14 "Rataplan"
Box 4 20-21 37-41 A lullaby ("Hush'd is the bacon")
8 45-53 84-93 "The happy day came near at last"
Cox 5 22-24 42-45 "My master is punctual"

The libretto audition bieces for Bouncer, Cox and Box comprise the same two passages. Page numbers are from the Libretto printed at the front of the Savoy Edition of the vocal score:

  1. Page iv
    Dialogue for Bouncer and Box from "He's gone at last!" to "How sleepy I am, to be sure!"
    Cox's monologue after his song from "I bought a mutton chop" to "Now then, for my things".
  2. Pages v-vi
    Dialogue for Box, Cox and Bouncer (after the Trio), from Box: "Instantly remove that hatter!" to Box "Then dabble away".

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