Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Song. My name It Is McCrankie (McCrankie)

Name: Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Song. My name It Is McCrankie (McCrankie)
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Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Song. My name It Is McCrankie (McCrankie) a song by Arthur Sullivan on BeMusic

Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Introduction - Hoarsely the wind Is blowing (Chorus of Puritans) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Introduction - Ye stately homes of England (Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: To-day, It Is a festal time (Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Song. My name It Is McCrankie (McCrankie) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Duet. There's no one by (Rupert, McCrankie) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Song. But midst our jubilation (Dorcas) - T'was a dear little dormouse [Chorus] by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1: Triio: Hoity-toity, what's a kiss? (Dorcas, Rupert, McCrankie) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Hail to the Lord of Haddon (Dorothy, Lady Vernon, Sir George, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1, Finale. Quartet: The west wind howls (Dorothy, Dorcas, Manners, Oswald) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Madrigal: Welcome, I bid ye welcome - When the budding bloom of May (Dorothy, Lady Vernon, Sir George, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Trio. Nay, father dear (Dorothy, Lady Vernon, Sir George) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 1, Finale: Storm by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Duet. Mother, dearest mother (Dorothy, Lady Vernon) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 2: Recitative. Silence all1 Attend to your host! (Major Damo, Sir George) - Song. In days of old [Major Domo, Sir George] by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Song. Ribbons to sell (Oswald) - Come, simples and gentles [Chorus] by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 2: Scene. Eloped, eloped! (Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Duet. The sun's in the sky (Dorcas, Oswald) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 2: Duet. We were sheltering all (Rupert, McCrankie, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act II Scene 2: Scene. In vain they will blunder (Lady Vernon, Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Recitative. My mistress comes (Dorothy, Dorcas, Oswald) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Our heads we bow (Opening Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Trio. Oh, tell me what Is a maid to say (Dorothy, Dorcas, Oswald) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Song. Queen of the garden (Lady Vernon, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Recitative. Why weep and wait? (Dorothy) - Song. Red of the rosebud [Dorothy] by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Recitative. Alone - Alone! (Lady Vernon, Sir George) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Entrance of Puritans: Down with Princes by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Duet. Bride of my youth (Lady Vernon, Sir George) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Song. I've heard It said (Rupert) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Scene. In frill and feather (Dorcas, Rupert, 3 Girls, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I, Finale. Scene. The bonny bridegroom cometh (Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Ensemble: Good General Monk (Oswald, Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I, Finale. Scene. When I was but a little lad (Rupert, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Song. We have thought the matter out (Dorcas, Rupert, Puritans) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I, Finale. Scene. Hail, cousin Rupert (Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III: Song. Hech, mon! Hech, mon! It gars me greet (McCrankie, Chorus) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I, Finale. Solo. When, yestereve, I knelt to pray (Dorothy, Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act III, Finale. Ensemble: Hark! The cannon! (Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I, Finale. Ensemble: Father, forgive! (Company) by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Solo. The earth Is fair (Manners) [Appendix] by Maxwell Smart,
Haddon Hall, Act I: Duet. Sweetly the morn doth break (Dorothy, Manners) [Appendix] by Maxwell Smart,