TRIAL by JURY CD Tracks

We are excited to be recording the second to last CD in the Gilbert & Sullivan canon, and for the first time, we are also recording one of our Galas! Sponsorship of a full track is $500, and $250 for a half-track. The tracks below without a strikethrough are what we have available for sponsorships.

TRIAL by JURY

Hark, the hour of ten is sounding
Now, Jurymen, hear my advice
Is this the Court of the Exchequer?
When first my old, old love I knew
All hail, great Judge!
When I, good friends, was called to the bar
Swear thou the jury!
Where is the plaintiff?
Comes the broken flower
Oh, never, never, never
May it please you, my lud! / With a sense of deep emotion
That she is reeling is plain to see
Oh, gentlemen, listen, I pray
That seems a reasonable proposition
A nice dilemma
I love him
The question, gentlemen, is one of liquor
Oh, joy unbounded

TRIAL by JURY DUTY

Trial by Jury Duty is a Lamplighters original, in which we create a purposely ridiculous second act for Trial by Jury. We take you to Montgomery Hall, the country estate of the Learned Judge. He and Angelina have been married for a month. Edwin returns, and we learn some new things about his relationship with Angelina. The Judge of course has Three Little Wards, and has hired a new governess for them, Jane Eyrehead. You’ll also meet several more new characters, among them Mrs. Danville, the housekeeper; the Rev. Clarence Poltwhistle, the Judge’s cousin; and the mysterious Victoria, the madwoman hiding in the East Wing.

In the Lamplighters Gala tradition, we’ve written new words to 14 G&S songs. For the first time ever, we are recording our original Gala parody lyrics.

Beautiful house, Montgomery Hall (Fair is Rose – Ruddygore)
Oh, why am I moody and sad (Oh, why am I moody and sad – Ruddygore)
Three little wards (Three little maids – The Mikado)
When I’m afraid (Were I thy bride – The Yeomen of the Guard)
I am an ‘ostler (I am a maiden – Princess Ida)
You’ll find your boss distracted (To help unhappy commoners – The Gondoliers)
Welcome, gentry (Ruddygore)
Oh, brother/sister! When alone together (Oh, rapture! When alone together – The Gondoliers)
My lawyer has got to be paid (A man who would woo a fair maid – The Yeomen of the Guard)
He called me an elderly, ugly daughter (I once was a very abandoned person – Ruddygore)
It’s our lucky day (From the briny sea – Ruddygore)
Hornpipe (Ruddygore)
I stole the twins (I stole the prince – The Gondoliers)
I had a little girl of my own (I stole the prince – The Gondoliers)
Happy are we, as you can see (Soon as we may, up and away – Iolanthe)
Oh, joy unbounded (reprise) (Trial by Jury)