Colin M. Johnson's Music and MIDI files

"Felicity"

an almost entirely original operetta in one act
with words and music by Colin M. Johnson
(containing quite a few echoes of the familiar Gilbert and Sullivan style)

No. 1 - Opening Chorus of Gipsy Maidens (with Amaryllis and Felicity) - "The hour is half past ten..."

No. 2 - Duet - Felicity and Petrulo - "O love that was so strong..."

No. 3 - Chorus of Cabinet Ministers - "Cabinet Members of Parliament we..."

No. 4 - Song and Chorus - Sir Arthur (Prime Minister) - "The leader of the party I..."

No. 5 - Song - Mr. Hogg (Solicitor) with Sir Arthur - "Your mother died six years ago..."

No. 6 - Trio - Felicity, Sir Arthur and Solicitor - "Hearts can be divided into auricles and ventricles..."

No. 7 - Double Chorus of Gipsies and Cabinet Ministers - "Slowly we advance with caution..."

No. 8 - Duet - Sir Arthur and Felicity - "Now listen to me, Felicity, dear..."

No. 9 - Song - Gwendoline - "There he goes, beloved from a distance..."

No. 10 - Patter Song - Sir Arthur - "My wife, when alive, was a terrible bother..."

No. 11 - Finale - "Then if you agree we'll make a start..."

And why not download a ZIP file containing the above 11 items in Midi Karaoke format? This will allow you to follow the lyrics, provided you install the necessary vanBasco's Karaoke Player which you may obtain free of charge from their website.

You can also download a ZIP file containing the full libretto as a Microsoft Word Document.

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Colin M. Johnson's Music and MIDI files

"Felicity"

an almost entirely original operetta in one actwith words and music by Colin M. Johnson(containing quite a few echoes of the familiar Gilbert and Sullivan style)

an almost entirely original operetta in one act
with words and music by Colin M. Johnson
(containing quite a few echoes of the familiar Gilbert and Sullivan style)