Gilbert and Sullivan for voice

Gilbert, William Schwenk, lyrics 67 Selections from 13 Operettas Alone and yet alive Am I alone and unobserved As some day it may happen the Duke of Plaza-Toro Fair Moon to thee I sing The Flowers that bloom in the Spring Free from his Fetters Grim Happy young Heart He is an Englishman Henceforth all the Crimes I am a Pirate King I am the Captaine of the Pinafore I am the Monarch of the Sea I am the very Model of modern Major-General I have a Song to sing, O I'm called little Buttercup I've Jibe and Joke If somebody there chanced to be If you give me your Attention In ev're mental Lore Is Life a Boon The Law is the true Embodiment Love is plaintive Song Love unrequited robs me of my Rest A Maiden Fair to see the Mikado's Song Miya sama My Boy you may take it from me My Name is John Wellington wells No possible Doubt whatever Oh a private Buffoon is light-hearted Loon Oh foolish Fay Oh Gentlemen, listen, I pray Oh goddess Wise Oh is there not one Maiden Breast On the Day when I was wedded The Policeman's Song Poor wand'ring one Prithee pretty Maiden Refrain audacious Tar Rising early in the Morning Silver'd is the Raven Hair A simple Sailor lowly born So ends my Dream Sorry her Lot who loves too well The Sun whose Rays are all Ablaze Take a Pair of sparkling Eyes There is Beauty in the Bellow of the Blast There lived a King There little Maids from School are we Time was when Love and I To a Garden full of Posies Twenty Love sick Maidens we A wand'ring Minstrel I Were I thy Bride We sail the Ocean blue When a merry Maiden marries When all Night long a Chap remains When Britain really ruled the Waves When first my old, old Love I knew When Frederic was a little Lad When I first put this Uniform on When I was a Lad I served a Term When I went to the Bar as a very young Man When Maiden loves she sits and sighs WillowTitt-Willow With Cat-Like Tread upon our prey we steal