The Geisha - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I

• Chorus - Happy Japan – "Dawns the day in Eastern sky"
• Entrance of Officers – Here They Come
• Cunningham – The Dear Little Jappy-Jap-Jappy - "There came to the land of Japan"
• Mimosa – The Amorous Goldfish - "A goldfish swam in a big glass bowl"
• Mimosa & Fairfax – The Kissing Duet - "You're a charming little geisha"
• Geishas & Officers – If You Will Come to Tea - "If you will come to tea"
• Chorus of Lamentation – "Oh, will they sell our master up"
• Fairfax & Officers – We're Going to Call on the Marquis - "This infamous lord shall have his reward"
• Molly & Fairfax – "When I was but a tiny tot"
• Mimosa – A Geisha's Life - "A geisha's life imagination tints"
• Fairfax & Officers – (Composed by Lionel Monckton) - Jack's the Boy - "Of all the lads that be"
• Recitative (Takamini, Imari & Chorus) – Attention, pray - "Attention, pray! and silence if you please"
• Molly & Chorus – Chon Kina - "I'm the smartest little geisha in Japan"
• Finale: Though of Staying Too Long - "Though of staying too long you're accusing us "

Act II

• Entr'Acte
• Chorus – Day Born of Love - "Day born of love, of gladness and delight"
• Molly – The Toy Monkey (Composed by Lionel Monckton) - "Poor little maiden who loves a bit of fun"
• Juliette & Wun-Hi – Ching-a-Ring-a-Ree! - "When I want anything done"
• Fairfax, Cunningham & Cuddy – Jolly Young Jacks Are We - "Half round the world we've been my boys"
• Mimosa – (Written by Harry Greenbank; composed by James Philp) The Jewel of Asia - "A small Japanese once sat at her ease"
• Fairfax – Star of my Soul - "How can I wait when she I worship only"
• Mimosa, Fairfax, Cunningham & Wun Hi – What Will the Marquis do? - "When he finds that his dear little lovebird's gone"
• Entrance of Chorus – Japanese March
• Entrance of Geisha – With Splendour Auspicious
• Wun Hi – Chin Chin Chinaman - "Chinaman money makes"
• Molly & Chorus – The Interfering Parrot - "A parrot once resided in a pretty gilded cage"
• Finale – Before Our Eyes - "Before our eyes the prospect lies"