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Iolanthe - Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady

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Uploaded by on Jan 1, 2008

The Lord Chancellor (David Rayner), Lord Mountararat (Peter Barber) and Lord Tolloller (Mike Pavitt)in Southampton Operatic Society's production of Iolanthe (2005).
Reduced orchestra arrangement courtesy of www.pattersong.co.uk

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  • Well sung! The accents are... original...

  • I agree with joking 333 if you can't do the accent don't attempt it .

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  • This would have to be the most pathetic and uninspired rendition of this song I have ever come across.

    Bury it.

  • Why does the Lord Chancellor speak in the most offensive Scottish accent I've ever heard?

  • A fun version, good voices, limited orchestration, great choreo..

  • So am I (Scottish). Strangely, coming from a region doesn't always guarantee a convincing regional accent. This man has produced a pastiche of comic-sounding music-hall "Scoattish" and my original comment stands.

  • He actually is Scottish.

  • That's because it's an awesome song :)

    I only say it doesn't do it justice because I've seen the dialogue being used much more comically. I might be wrong but it just seems like the performers don't understand the reason why their characters are funny, or if they do they're not portraying it.

  • yet the audience seemed to enjoy it...

  • This really doesn't do the song justice

  • One of Gilbert's wittiest lyrics. I love all the cliches.

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