Cox and Box - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Operas by Arthur Sullivan
Comic Operas Cox and Box (1866)

The Sapphire Necklace (1867)
The Contrabandista (1867)
The Zoo (1875)
Haddon Hall (1892)
The Chieftain (1894)
The Beauty Stone (1898)
The Rose of Persia (1899)

The Emerald Isle (1901) w/ German
Opera Ivanhoe (1891)
  1. Overture
  2. Song, "Rataplan" (Bouncer)
  3. Duet, "Stay, Bouncer, Stay" (Cox, Bouncer)
  4. Lullaby, "Hush-a-bye, Bacon" (Box)
  5. Song and Dance, "My Master is Punctual" (Cox)
  6. Trio, "Who are You, Sir?" (Box, Cox, Bouncer)
  7. Serenade, "The Buttercup" (Box, Cox)
  8. Romance, "Not Long Ago" (Box, with Cox)
  9. Gambling Duet, "Sixes!" (Box, Cox)
  10. Finale, "My Hand upon It" (Box, Cox, Bouncer)

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