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WEB OPERA
MIDI Files and Online Vocal Score — Colin Johnson has provided us with MIDI and MIDI Karaoke files of all of the music from Haddon Hall, and the NoteWorthy files that were used to produce these MIDI files.
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ACT I - THE LOVERS
SCENE — The Terrace
"The green old turrets, all ivy thatch,
Above the cedars that girdle them rise
The pleasant glow of sushine catch,
And outline sharp on the bluest of skies."
| 1 | CHORUS & SOLOS: Today it is a festal day |
| a. SONG (Dorcas): 'Twas a dear little dormouse | |
| b. MADRIGAL: When the budding blooms of May | |
| Dialogue | |
| 2 | TRIO (Dorothy, Lady Vernon & Sir George); Nay, father dear |
| 3 | DUET (Dorothy & Lady Vernon): Mother, dearest mother |
| 4 | SONG (Oswald & Chorus): Ribbons to sell |
| Dialogue | |
| 5 | DUET (Dorcas & Oswald): The sun's in the sky |
| 6 & 7 | RECIT. & TRIO (Dorothy, Dorcas & Oswald):
My Mistress comes... O tell me what is a maid to say? |
| 8a | RECIT & SONG (Dorothy) Why weep and wait?...Red of the rosebud |
| Dialogue | |
| 8 | SONG (Manners): The earth is fair |
| Dialogue | |
| 9 | ENTRANCE OF THE PURITANS |
| Dialogue | |
| 10 | SONG (Rupert): I've heard it said |
| 11 | FINALE, ACT I: The bonny bridegroom cometh |
| a. SONG (Rupert): When I was but a little lad | |
| b. SONG (Dorothy & Chorus): To thine own heart be true |
ACT II — THE ELOPEMENT
SCENE I — Dorothy Vernon's Door
"It is a night without a star,
And the hall with revelry throbs and gleams;
There grates a hinge - the door is ajar -
And a shaft of light in the darkness streams."
| 12 | INTRODUCTION & CHORUS OF PURITANS: Hoarsely the wind is howling |
| Dialogue | |
| 13 | SONG (McCrankie): My name it is McCrankie |
| Dialogue | |
| 14 | DUET (Rupert & McCrankie): There's no one by |
| Dialogue | |
| 15 | TRIO (Dorcas, Rupert & McCrankie): Hoity-toity, what's a kiss? |
| 16 | FINALE, ACT II: The west wind howls |
| a. DUET (Dorothy & Manners): Oh, heart's desire | |
| b. STORM |
SCENE II - The Long Gallery
| c. SONG (Sir George): In days of old |
ACT III — THE RETURN
SCENE — The Ante-Chamber
| 17 | OPENING CHORUS: Our heads we bow |
| Dialogue | |
| 18 | SONG (Lady Vernon & Chorus): Queen of the roses |
| 19 | RECIT & DUET (Lady Vernon & Sir George): Alone, alone!...Bride of my youth |
| Dialogue | |
| 20 | SCENE (Dorcas, Rupert, & Chorus): In frill and feather |
| 21 | ENSEMBLE: Good General Monk |
| a. SONG, CHORUS & DANCE: We have thought the matter out | |
| Dialogue | |
| 22 | SONG (McCrankie & Chorus): Hech, mon! hech, mon! |
| a. SCOTCH DANCE | |
| 23 | FINALE, ACT III: Hark! the cannon! |
Page modified 3 June 2015