Mark Allen as Private Willis - Southampton Operatic Society's 2005 production of Iolanthe. Reduced orchestra arrangement courtesy of www.pattersong.co.uk
Mark Allen as Private Willis - Southampton Operatic Society's 2005 production of Iolanthe. Reduced orchestra arrangement courtesy of www.pattersong.co.uk
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I gotta agree with aaron3lee. Clearly an amateur performance, but a good one. I esp. liked the "I'll-tell-you-something, mate" gestures in verse 3 - good laugh. (I played percussionist/drummer in the orchestra when our local theatre performed Iolanthe many years ago. Now I'm a chorister (bass/baritone) and might even have a shot at this myself sometime.
iam a lyric/spinto tenor, and even though i would be smooth and tuneful with this piece, it would also be so wrong. this guy may not have a silk voice, but he sings it in character perfectly, and so it is very good.well done, i really enjoyed it.
Well spotted awtyler! When Gilbert wrote the lyrics the main UK parties were the Liberals and Conservatives, since then Labour has pushed the Liberals into third place - it was just an effort to make the words a bit more relevant to 2005.
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"That every boy and every gal
That's born into the world alive
Is either a little Liberal
Or else a little Conservative!"?
Why was "Liberal" changed to "Laborite"?