45 Tracks, 1:29:15
- 03:53Overture
Act I
- 02:041. We sail the ocean blue
- 00:312. Hail, men-o'-wars men
- 01:273. I'm called Little Buttercup
- 01:334. Aye, Little Buttercup – and well called (dialogue)
- 00:285. But tell me, who's the youth?
- 02:006. The nightingale sighed
- 01:457. A maiden fair to see
- 01:008. Ah, my poor lad, you've climbed too high
- 00:249. My gallant crew, good morning
- 01:4510. I am the Captain of the Pinafore
- 01:2111. Sir, you are sad
- 03:0312. Sorry her lot who loves too well
- 02:1013. My child, I grieve to see
- 02:3314. Over the bright blue sea...Sir Joseph's barge is seen
- 01:5315. Now give three cheers...I am the monarch of the sea
- 02:4316. When I was a lad I served a term
- 03:1617. You've a remarkably fine crew
- 01:3418. Ah! Sir Joseph's a true gentleman
- 02:0219. A British tar is a soaring soul
- 02:5520. It is useless – Sir Joseph's attentions...
- 03:1521. Refrain, audacious tar
- 03:1222. Can I survive this overbearing?
- 01:2123. O joy, o rapture unforeseen
- 01:4624. This very night
- 02:1925. Let's give three cheers for the sailor's bride
- 01:10Entracte
Act II
- 02:191. Fair moon, to thee I sing
- 01:282. How sweetly he carols forth
- 02:343. Things are seldom what they seem
- 01:204. Incomprehensible as her utterances are
- 01:455. The hours creep on apace
- 02:526. A simple sailor, lowly born
- 00:467. Madam, it has been represented to me
- 02:298. Never mind the why and wherefore
- 00:549. Sir Joseph, I cannot express to you...
- 02:0910. Kind Captain, I've important information
- 01:4811. Dick Deadeye, I thank you for your warning
- 02:4812. Hold pretty daughter...He is an Englishman
- 02:1813. In uttering a reprobation
- 01:1214. Now tell me my fine fellow
- 02:3515. Farewell, my own
- 01:5716. A many years ago
- 01:4917. Then I am to understand
- 02:4918. A joy! Oh rapture unforseen