The London Symphony Orchestra
London Symphony Chorus
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
June Anderson, Della Jones, Jerry Hadley, & Kurt Ollmann
June Anderson & Jerry Hadley
Jerry Hadley
London Symphony Chorus
The London Symphony Orchestra
Jerry Hadley
Adolph Green
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
Jerry Hadley
The London Symphony Orchestra
June Anderson
June Anderson & Jerry Hadley
Christa Ludwig
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
London Symphony Chorus
Nicolai Gedda & June Anderson
1989 Concert Cast of Candide &
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
Christa Ludwig, June Anderson, & Nicolai Gedda
The London Symphony Orchestra
Jerry Hadley
Adolph Green
Nicolai Gedda & London Symphony Chorus
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
London Symphony Chorus
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
Jerry Hadley
London Symphony Chorus
1989 Concert Cast of Candide
[CROUPIER, spoken]
Rien ne va plus. Le treize.
[PANGLOSS, spoken]
Banco!
[OLD LADY]
I've got troubles, as I've said
Mother's dying, Father's dead
All my uncles are in jail
[CANDIDE]
It's a very moving tale
[OLD LADY]
Though our name, I say again, is
Quite the proudest name in Venice
Our afflictions are so many
And we haven't got a penny
[CANDIDE]
Madam, I am desolate
At your family's tragic state
Any help that I can give
Please do tell me where they live
I shall look them up tomorrow
And alleviate thеir sorrow
With a check made out to bearеr
In the meantime, buona sera
[CUNEGONDE]
We've got troubles, as she said
Mother is dying, Father's dead
All her uncles are in jail
[CANDIDE]
It's a very moving tale
[OLD LADY & CUNEGONDE]
Although our name, I say again, is
Quite the proudest name in Venice
All our/her uncles are in jail
It is a very moving tale
A moving tale, a moving tale
[CANDIDE]
Ah, what a tale!
Ah, what a moving tale
[PANGLOSS]
Millions of rubles and lire and francs
Broke the bank, broke the bank
Broke the best of all possible banks
Pieces of gold to the ladies I throw
Easy come, easy go
Shining gold to the ladies I throw
See them on their knees before me
If they love me, can you blame them?
Little wonder they adore me
Watch them woo me as I name them
Lady Frilly, Lady Silly
Pretty Lady Willy-Nilly
Lady Lightly, Lady Brightly
Charming Lady Fly-by-Nightly
My Lady Fortune found me
What a joy to have around me
Lovely ladies, six or seven
This is my idea of Heaven
Fortune, keep the wheel a-spinning, spinning
They adore me while I'm winning!
Lady Frilly, Lady Silly
Pretty Lady Willy-Nilly
Lady Lightly, Lady Brightly
Charming Lady Fly-by-Nightly
Fools love only one or two
Ladies, I love all of you
[OLD LADY & CUNEGONDE]
I've/She's got troubles, as I/she said
Mother is dying, Father's dead
All my/her uncles are in jail
[PANGLOSS]
Lady Frilly, Lady Silly
Pretty Lady Willy-Nilly
Lady Lightly, Lady Brightly
Charming Lady Fly-by-Nightly
My Lady Fortune found me
What a joy to have around me
[OLD LADY, CUNEGONDE & CANDIDE]
It's a very moving tale
[PANGLOSS]
Lovely ladies, six or seven
This is my idea of Heaven
[OLD LADY & CUNEGONDE]
Although our name, I say again, is
Quite the proudest name in Venice
All my/her uncles are in jail
[PANGLOSS]
Fortune, keep the wheel a-spinning, spinning
They adore me while I'm winning!
Lady Frilly, Lady Silly
Pretty Lady Willy-Nilly
[OLD LADY, CUNEGONDE & CANDIDE]
It is a very moving tale
[PANGLOSS]
Lady Lightly, Lady Brightly
Charming Lady Fly-by-Nightly
[CANDIDE]
Ah, what a tale!
Ah, what a moving tale!
[OLD LADY & CUNEGONDE]
A moving tale, a moving tale
[PANGLOSS]
Fools love only one or two
Ladies, I love all of you
[OLD LADY, CUNEGONDE & CANDIDE]
A moving tale, a moving tale, a—
[PANGLOSS]
Love you, love you, love—
[Their masks fall.]
[OLD LADY, CUNEGONDE, CANDIDE & PANGLOSS, spoken]
Ah!
[CUNEGONDE, spoken]
Candide!
[CANDIDE, spoken]
Cunegonde!
The Venice Gavotte was written by Leonard Bernstein & Richard Wilbur & Dorothy Parker.
The Venice Gavotte was produced by Hans Weber.