William Schwenck Gilbert

This exemplary new edition of the vocal score was prepared by Carl Simpson and Ephraim Hammett Jones, who returned to original manuscripts and early sources to produce results closest to Gilbert and S...

Arthur Sullivan's Overture From The Pirates Of Penzance arranged for amateur Orchestra by William H. Irving. This arrangement is playable by any combination which includes 1st Violin andPiano. Techni...

After creating eight works for the stage, Gilbert and Sullivan outdid themselves with a macabre farce set in the Far East. It is the most popular Gilbert and Sullivan opera, and arguably the most popu...

Recorded in Prague with the Czech Symphony Orchestra. The CDs in these packs contain two versions of each selection: one with a singer, and one with orchestra accompaniment only. All books in the seri...

Poor Wand'ring One - I Am the Very Model

Canadian Brass.

New edition by Carl Simpson and Ephraim Hammett Jones. 'The Pirates of Penzance' remains one of Gilbert and Sullivan's most beloved and most frequently performed works. Brilliantly tuneful and sparkl...

Whether you're already a Gilbert and Sullivan fan or are eager to discover the enjoyment of their famous collaboration, this is the book for you. For playing or singing or simply listening to the onli...

The Gondoliers' represents a return to the satirical and ebullient Gilbert and Sullivan of 'The Mikado' after the grim Ruddigore and Yeoman of the Guard. Gilbert sets his story in Venice, leaving the...

Vocal score of the operetta 'Iolanthe' by Gilbert and Sullivan.

'Yeomen of the Guard' is a more 'serious' Gilbert and Sullivan opera and this perhaps accounts for it's original lukewarm reception, as it ran contrary to audience expectation. Set in the Tower of Lon...

It was 'H. M. S. Pinafore', or 'The Lass that Loved a Sailor' that established Gilbert and Sullivan as a creative force to be reckoned with in British comic theatre. Gilbert's libretto has everything...

Trial by Jury' opened at the Royalty Theatre on March 25, 1875, and was exceptionally well received. Gilbert's absurd plot concerns Angelina, who sues Edwin because he broke their betrothal and fell f...

Iolanthe' premiered on November 25, 1882 simultaneously at the Savoy Theater in London and the Standard Theater, New York. The wit of Gilbert's dialogue and sparkle of his lyrics is matched only by th...