Monsieur Beaucaire (operetta) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

André Messager
Operas
  • François les bas-bleus (1883)
  • La fauvette du temple (1885)
  • La Béarnaise (1885)
  • Le bourgeois de Calais (1887)
  • Isoline (1888)
  • Le mari de la reine (1889)
  • La Basoche (1890)
  • Madame Chrysanthème (1893)
  • Mirette (1894)
  • Le chevalier d'Harmental (1896)
  • Les p'tites Michu (1897)
  • Véronique (1898)
  • Fortunio (1907)
  • Béatrice (1914)
  • Monsieur Beaucaire (1919)
  • La petite fonctionnaire (1921)
  • L'amour masqué (1923)
  • Passionément (1926)
  • Coups de roulis (1928)
Act I
  • Red rose – Monsieur Beaucaire
  • Going to the ball – Philip Molyneux, Beaucaire and Duke of Winterset
  • The Beaux and the Belles of Bath – Chorus
  • A little more (I love you a little) – Lucy and Philip
  • Come with welcome – Chorus
  • I do not know – Lady Mary Carlisle
  • Who is this? – Chorus
  • English maids – Monsieur Beaucaire
  • Lightly, lightly – Lady Mary and Beaucaire
  • No offence – Philip, Beaucaire, Captain Badger and Duke of Winterset
  • Act I Finale – Company
Act II
  • When I was king of Bath – Beau Nash
  • That's a woman's way – Lucy
  • Philomel – Lady Mary
  • Honour and love – Philip
  • Say no more – Lady Mary and Beaucaire
  • Act II Finale – Company
Act III
  • Have You Heard? – Chorus
  • The Honours of war – Rakell, Townbrake, Joliffe, Captain Badger, Frederick Bantison and Bicksitt
  • We are not speaking now – Lucy and Philip
  • Under the moon – Beaucaire
  • What are names – Lady Mary and Beaucaire
  • Way for the Ambassador – Chorus
  • A son of France – Marquis de Mirepoix
  • Act III Finale – Company

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