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GYPSY LOVE

A Romantic Comic Opera

In Three Acts

Book by

HARRY B. SMITH

Lyrics by

HARRY B. and ROBERT B. SMITH

From the German by

A.M.WILLNER and ROBERT BODANZKY

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR

Vocal Score $ 2.00

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made to Mr. A.H.Woods.

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011503 .

A . H . Woods Presents

Marguerita Sylva

in a Romantic Opera in Three Acts , entitled

GYPSY LOVEProduced under the stage direction of George Marion

Director of Music, Louis F.Gottschalk

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Zorika -*r ^-^**-f Miss Marguerite Sylva.

mklas, (her father) . . .\^^p=^-^ Mr. Harry Mc Donough.

Jozsi, (a Gypsy musician) . . / '•. -< Mr. Arthur Albro.

Fedor, (Zorika's betrothed) . ./-*-?->-?"*- Mr. Carl Haydn

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lima, (a young widow) . . . K^-s-rKi)

'c . . . Miss Frances Demarest.

Mikel, (proprietor of Cafe Orientate, Buda Pesth ) r~nrn^ri~?~ '.. Mr. George I.Bickel.

Lilia, (niece of Niklas, a school girl, ambitious to marry). .... Miss Dorothy Webb.

Kaspar, (a bashful youth, son of .the burgomaster) Mr. Robert G.Pitkin.

Moschu,fa tonsoital artist and beauty doctor) Mr. Albert Hart.

Sacha, (Zorika's old nurse) Miss Lucie Mitchell.

Magda,(a maid servant) Miss Josephine Harmon.

Dimitri, (a waiter at Cafe Orientate) Mr. Anton Hanschmann.

Fancha, (a maid) Miss Kittie Saville.

Henry Master Robert Smith.

Etta Miss Oralla Mars.

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Synopsis of Scenery.

Act I. Park of the Chateau Niklas, Roumania.

Act II. Palm Garden, Cafe Orientale, Buda Pesth.

Act IH. Same as Act I.

GYPSY LOVE*

Contents

No. Act I

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Page.

1. Introduction and Entrance Solo (Zorika) . 1

2. Duet (Zorika and Jossi) "There is a Land of Fancy ". ... 15

3. Ensemble 21

4. Duet (Fedor, Zorika and Chorus

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"Love is like the Rose" 25

5. Song (lima, and Chorus) "Love's Sorcery:' 35

6. Trio (lima, Lilia and Kaspar) ... ... "Lessons in Love" 51

7. Finale Including Jozsi's Song "Love for a Year, Love for a Day "(Pagv.67). 59

Actn.

1. Opening Chorus (Mikel and Chorus). 78

2. Song (Jozsi) . "Gypsy Love" 87

3. Song (Zorika) ........ "The Mefody of Love" 92

4. Duet (lima and Jozsi) . "Ha! Ha! Ha! That's interesting" . . . 98

5. Duet (lima, Fedor and Chorus) . . .... "When I'm waltzing with you." . .103

6. Duet (Lilia and Kaspar) "Baby Duet" Ill

7" Duet (Zorika ami Fedor) 116

7^ Song (Fedor) "Come as a Carrier Dove." .... 119

8. Finale . . . .126

Act III.

1. Song (Zorika) "1 will give you all for Love".

2. Quintet (lima, Lilia, Kaspar, Niklas and Moschu

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. "Matrimony" . . . .

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OYPSY LOVEAct I.

Introduction and Entrance Solo.

(Zorika.)

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DUET — Zorika and Jozsi.

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DUET-Fedor, Zorika.and CHORUS.

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LOVE'S SORCERYSONG— lima and Chorus .

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Animato

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AllegroJozsi

Jozsi: (spoken) Remember, Fedor, my warning.

Fedor: Insolent vagabond! Who asked your advice? (to all)

He

remembers that I had him driven from my house.

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Love is not a child of light, And the first betrothal kiss, Is not for time and place like this.

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moonlight, I know.

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LESSONS IN LOVE .

TRIO — lima, Lilia and Kaspar.

Words by

HARRY B.and ROB'T. B.SMITH.

Tempo di Polka Moderato

LIBRARY

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR

lima.

VOICE

PIANO

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give you free of all ex-pense Some points on mak - ing love, Not

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. Spoken

based on my ex - pe - ri„ _» ,-11.11 ^. "fc/1".

ence. But what I'm told there - of. My

grat - i - tude you'll sure - ly earn, If you will show me how. You

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see.he real - ly wants to learn, He's not so hope - less now. Ap-

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proach the maid-en in this way, And to her softly say, "i love you,

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That is the way. I must have one

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fellhap - pens now? You pledge the lov - er's vow!^^at

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light. Oh.youreall right.You're learningmuch too fast.

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FINALE ACT 1

Words by

HARRY B.and ROBY B.SMITH.

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR

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Jozsi.

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Behold the moon is there, How fair! How bright! Your

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Gyp-sy, and the wild music that you playSpeaks in some subtle fash - ion, Of love

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not, Then there is an - oth - er!

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You'd real - ly

go then? Zorika:—(Spoken) At dawn to-morrow I shall have horses ready.

You will find me here, and then away to liberty.

Jossi: —(Spoken) But whither? Moderato Zorika

.

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tran - jces,^ Shall come true for me, And life shall happy

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kiss I'm not in-clined. Nothing ! Nothing ! Fedor, be kind

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#Zorika. Spoken.

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True love can wait.

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OPENING CHORUS , ACT II

.

Mikel and Chorus.

Words by

HARRY B.&ROB'T. B.SMITH.

Tempo di Marcia

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR.

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TRIOMikel

Do not stand there blinking, More wine they 11 be drink -ing;

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GYPSY LOVE(SONG _ Jozsi)

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Words by

HARRY B. & ROB'T. B. SMITH

.

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR.

VOICE,

PIANO.

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You may make the Gyp - sy rest,

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He must wan- der where he pleas -es,

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Nev - er rest - ing, ev - er chang - ing

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Ask - ing on - ly to be free,

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THE MELODY OF LOVESONG-Zorika.

Words by

HARRY B.SMITH & ROBERT B.SMITH

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR

Allegretto

VOICE

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PIANO.

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Music by

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lima.

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cat. No more! I pray you cease your mock - ing!

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WHEN I'M WALTZING WITH YOU.DUET.

lima, Fedor and Chorus.

Words by

HARRY B.and ROBT. B.SMITH.

Music by

FRANZ LE]

Tempo di Valse lima.

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clo - ver bloom. Dwelt one wild rose; Round her the but - ter-

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fume, Just that sin-gle wild rose to view..

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And in a ball -room 'tis oft - en the same, Ma - ny maids

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bride. Won't you have one dance with me?.

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Men. Fedor.

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Who will be first? Take me,

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think I'll try this one, He waltz - es the worst. That's he, that's

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BABY DUET.DUET — Lilia and Kaspar.

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Words by

HARRY B.SMITH & ROBERT B.SMITH

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR

Tempo di Polka

PIANO.

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What a change the years can makeWhen our hon - ey - moon be - gan

In two peo - pie for loves sake.

You were bash - ful. lit -tie man!

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oo'.Come and kiss urns own - est

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DUETZorika rjid Fedor

Words by

HARRY B.&ROBT B.SMITH.Music by

FRANZ LEHAR.

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Zorika (Spoken) Fedors song when he brought me roses, etc. (Book p. 24 Act II.)

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Who are you ? Why are you here ?

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FINALE

Words by

HARRY B.&ROB'T B.SMITH.

Tempo di marcia

Music by

FRANZ LEHAR.

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A Gypsy wed - ding were to see, That is something new,Niklas.

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I WILL GIVE YOU ALL FOR LOVE

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SONG— Zorika.

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lima, Lilia, Kaspar, Niklas and Moschu.

Words by

HARRY B.and ROB'T. B. SMITHMusic by

FRANZ LEHAR

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