An Artist's Model - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I - An Artist's Studio in Paris.

• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "With brush on hand and palette gay our varied talents we display..."
• No. 2 - Song - Carbonnet and Chorus - "Oh, come and peep when the world's asleep at gay Bohemiah..."
• No. 3 - Song - Sir George - "Though pictures as a connoisseur I don't pretend to criticize..."
• No. 4 - Song - Madame Amélie - "A few young ladies I receive to finish at a special fee..."
• No. 5 - Song - Madame Amélie - "It's really hard, when times are bad and tradesmen unforgiving..."
• No. 6 - Song - Rudolph - "Is love a dream that fades with dawn of day, too sweet to last night night has passed away..."
• No. 7 - Song - Daisy - "Oh, I'm a simple little maid who really doesn't know a thing..."
• No. 8 - Chorus and Recitative - Adèle - "Queen of the Studio, welcome right royally! Where has your Majesty been? ..."
• No. 9 - Students' Song - Adèle and Chorus - "What life so sweet, what life so free as that the merry student leads! ..."
• No. 10 - Scena - Rudolph and Adèle - "Oh, maid of witching grace, mankind at will disarming..."
• No. 11 - Entrance of School Girls - "We six little misses from a French girls' school, an embodiment of blisses..."
• No. 12 - Trio - Algernon, Apthorpe and Carbonnet - "Now won't you come along with us and have a jolly lark? ..."
• No. 13 - Finale Act I - "Ah, here is the truant at last! Oh, Daisy, what have you been doing? ..."

Act II - Ball-room in a Country House.

• No. 14 - Opening Chorus - "Number five at last! Now don't forget it ends the set, so hurry through it fast..."
• No. 15 - Song - Daisy and Chorus - "A Tom-tit lived in a tip-top tree, and a mad little, bad little bird was he..."
• No. 16 - Concerted Piece - "We've reached our destination, and I'm glad of it! ..."
• No. 17 - Trio - Algernon, Madame Amélie and Sir George - "By a pretty little proverb, it was settled long ago..."
• No. 18 - Song - Adèle - "Sundown and dark, and over me the spell of shadowland..."
• No. 19 - Song - Rudolph and Chorus - "The dearest spot on the wide, wide earth to the heart of a man of English birth..."
• No. 20 - Laughing Song - Carbonnet - "In London at the present day I love to spend my money..."
• No. 21 - Fancy Dress Lancers
• No. 22 - Valse Chantée - "Music and laughter float on the air. Tears may come after; why should we care?..."
• No. 23 - Song - Daisy - "When people doze, or criticize and stare in good Societee..."
• No. 24 - Dance - Sir Roger de Coverley
• No. 25 - Song - Rudolph - "Moon in the blue above, pale is your silver light..."
• No. 26 - Finale - "On y revient toujours! We come with hearts grown fonder, back to the life that each of us loves best! ..."

Supplementary Numbers.

• No. 27 - Song - Adèle - "Love is a man's delight, a fancy of today! ..."
• No. 28 - Duet - Maud and Carbonnet - "I'm glad that Paris pleases you ... It charms me altogether..."
• No. 29 - Song - Carbonnet - "I've met my fate, I am in love with Trilby..."
• No. 30 - Song - Cripps and Chorus - "Though round the world I've often been with Cook's or else with Gaze's..."
• No. 31 - Song - Madame Amélie - "Do you remember all the bonnets that you bought? ..."
• No. 32 - Song - Adèle - "On a silent summer's night, when the moon shone clear and bright..."
• No. 33 - Song - Adèle - "Oh, what would women do, ha, ha! if men were all like you, ha, ha!..."
• No. 34 - Song - Madame Amélie - "Mon militaire big and brave, he means to try the married bliss..."
• No. 35 - Quartet - Sir George, Amélie, Algernon & Smoggins - "Though neglected in the past, they've created me at last."
• No. 36 - Song - "Ta-Ta Land" - "A noble dame some children had, up to ev'ry game..."
• No. 37 - Song and Chorus - "Hands Off!" - "England to arms! the need is nigh, the danger at your gate..."
• No. 38 - Song and Chorus - "Henrietta" - "In a quiet little village not so very far away..."