Morocco Bound - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I - Mokeleigh Hall, an English stately home
  • No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "England is diversified by eligible mansions..."
  • No. 2 - Song - Musket - "I've serv'd the boards of 'aughty lords..." (three verses)
  • No. 3 - Duet - Maude & Lady Walkover - "The latest social appetite, of course, you know..."
  • No. 4 - Song - Ethel - "When maidens fair in days of old..."
  • No. 5 - Song - Spoofah - "If I had cash to cut a dash, I'd run as straight as any..."
  • No. 6 - Duet - Comtesse & Spoofah - "In pastoral seclusion how happily we'll fare..."
  • No. 7 - Chorus - "Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for the Squire..."
  • No. 8 - Song - Squire ("Honesty Jim") - "I never 'ad friends for to foster, or give me a show at a stall..."
  • No. 9 - Chorus and Solos - Vivian & Squire - "Gladly greet our future master, welcome home our coming lord..."
  • No. 10 - Song - Ethel - "If I were a royal lady, and he were of low degree..."
  • No. 11 - Trio and Dance - Spoofah, Squire & Josiah - "The thought of ev'ry Englishman, who's not a Laboucherian..."
  • No. 12 - Song - Vivian - "Stars come out in the skies that darken, silent above..."
  • No. 13 - Pas Seul
  • No. 14 - Duet - Ethel & Vivian - "There's a word, or possibly two..."
  • No. 15 - Song - Spoofah & Chorus - "I have stay'd for a time at each palace sublime..."
  • No. 16 - Finale Act I - "I'll tell you what I'll do..."
Act II - The Palace of Spoofah Beh in Old Tangier, Morocco
  • No. 1 - Opening Chorus Act II - "Fareshah! Fareshah! Fareshah! Mareshah! Chareshah oum!..."
  • No. 2 - Song - Vizier, with Chorus - "I am the very Grand Vizier, to all the land extremely dear..."
  • No. 2a - "Morocco Boot" - Grotesque Exit
  • No. 3 - Scene and Song - Squire, with Chorus - "My lord, it comes..."
  • No. 4 - Song - Vivian - "Light of love that only made my life so bright..."
  • No. 5 - Chorus - "Once more we have the leave to enter in procession..."
  • No. 6 - Song - Maude and Chorus - "I'm the queen of merry Monaco, known to all the visitors who go..."
  • No. 7 - Drinking Song (singer unspecified) - "Oh, morning bids the hunter wake and blow the merry horn..."
  • No. 8 - Song - Spoofah and Chorus - "I will tell you all that happen'd to the thranscendental plan..."
  • No. 9 - Cymbal Dance - Pas Seul
  • No. 10 - Duet - Squire and Spoofah - "If you go to a swell Music Hall..."
  • No. 11 - Concerted Piece - Finale - The Red Morocco Boot - "If you should ask for our advice..."

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