How Beautifully Blue The Sky by Gilbert and Sullivan (Ft. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus, Isidore Godfrey, Jean Allister, Pauline Wales, Philip Potter, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Susan Maisey & Valerie Masterson)
How Beautifully Blue The Sky by Gilbert and Sullivan (Ft. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus, Isidore Godfrey, Jean Allister, Pauline Wales, Philip Potter, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Susan Maisey & Valerie Masterson)

How Beautifully Blue The Sky

Gilbert and Sullivan & The D’Oyly Carte Opera Chorus & Isidore Godfrey & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Jean Allister & Susan Maisey & Pauline Wales & Valerie Masterson & Philip Potter * Track #12 On The Pirates of Penzance

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How Beautifully Blue The Sky by Gilbert and Sullivan (Ft. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Chorus, Isidore Godfrey, Jean Allister, Pauline Wales, Philip Potter, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Susan Maisey & Valerie Masterson)

Release Date
Wed Dec 31 1879
Performed by
Gilbert and SullivanThe D’Oyly Carte Opera Chorus & Isidore Godfrey & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Jean Allister & Susan Maisey & Pauline Wales & Valerie Masterson & Philip Potter
Produced by
Richard D’Oyly Carte & The D’Oyly Carte Opera Chorus
Writed by
W.S. Gilbert

How Beautifully Blue The Sky Annotated

[CHORUS OF GIRLS]
How beautifully blue the sky,
The glass is rising very high,
Continue fine I hope it may,
And yet it rained but yesterday.
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.

[CHORUS OF GIRLS]
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.
[MABEL]

Did ever maiden wake

From dream of homely duty,
To find her daylight break
With such exceeding beauty?
Did ever maiden close
Her eyes on waking sadness,
To dream of such exceeding gladness?
[FREDERIC]
Ah, yes! Ah, yes! This is exceeding gladness!

[CHORUS OF GIRLS]
How beautifully blue the sky,
The glass is rising very high,
Continue fine I hope it may,
And yet it rained but yesterday.
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain),
Yet people say, I know not why,
That we shall have a warm July.

[CHORUS OF GIRLS]
Tomorrow it may pour again
(I hear the country wants some rain).
[FREDERIC]

Did ever pirate roll
His soul in guilty dreaming,
And wake to find that soul
With peace and virtue beaming?
[CHORUS OF GIRLS]
How beautifully blue the sky,
The glass is rising very high,
Continue fine I hope it may,
And yet it rained but yesterday.
Continue fine I hope it may,
And yet it rained but yesterday.

[MABEL]
Did ever maiden wake,
From dream of homely duty
To find her daylight break
With such exceeding beauty!
Ah, yes!
Ah, yes, ah, yes!
[FREDERIC]
Did ever pirate loathed,
Forsake his hideous mission
To find himself betrothed
To lady of position!
Ah, yes!
Ah, yes, ah, yes!

How Beautifully Blue The Sky Q&A

Who wrote How Beautifully Blue The Sky's ?

How Beautifully Blue The Sky was written by W.S. Gilbert.

Who produced How Beautifully Blue The Sky's ?

How Beautifully Blue The Sky was produced by Richard D’Oyly Carte & The D’Oyly Carte Opera Chorus.

When did Gilbert and Sullivan release How Beautifully Blue The Sky?

Gilbert and Sullivan released How Beautifully Blue The Sky on Wed Dec 31 1879.

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