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Patience is my favorite and I really love this particular performance.

Excellent 👍

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A fine performance, but surely the clarinet piece in this is absolutely exquisite?

There are several versions of the Minstrel Song on UA-cam. This version is fun, but for me, it's hard to beat the Seattle G&S version of July 2009. They added amusing verses that referenced topical political headlines of the day.

well this hasnt aged well

I am very happy to find this bit of "Patience" that excels in acting, singing, dialog and even a glimpse of a conductor keeping everyone in time.

This is brilliant! Thank you for sharing! The timing, the voices, the originality - all were superb. Surely Gilbert & Sullivan themselves would have thoroughly approved of this wonderful performance.

I played the Major back in 2019. Oh pre-lockdown days :-(

Oh, gracious… she’s on the wrong side of the wheel, and facing the wrong direction! She should be on the other side of it, and facing it instead of alongside….

Well done! And "sympathy" is, IMHO, pronounced correctly!

Bloody trolls! 🙄 You sound great. Xx

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I love your voice. Ignore the stupid talentless haters. Keep singing with passion.

48 years ago I got to play Saphir. Best part was this wonderful quintet. So many wonderful memories.

Absolutely brilliant. It must have taken a lot of training to get the timing correct.

Excellent!

There is a copy of the lyrics posted in the Kodak Museum in Rochester, New York.

Turn off her singing

Photos are wonderful but the singing is awful ugh

Really good orchestra

The very best performance of this brilliant song..

One of the greatest performances of all time at the Festival!

Lovely. Fred from Edinburgh

We’re doing scenes from G&S in my Opera course this semester and I’m playing Peep-Bo for this song. It seems like fun!

Minerva! Minerva! Oh, hear me: Oh, goddess wise That lovest light Endow with sight Their unillumined eyes. At this my call, A fervent few Have come to woo The rays that from thee fall, That from thee fall. Oh, goddess wise That lovest light, That lovest light, Let fervent words and fervent thoughts be mine, That I may lead them to thy sacred shrine! Let fervent words and fervent thoughts be mine, That I may lead them to thy sacred shrine, I may lead them to thy sacred shrine, Thy sacred shrine!

Three old maids from school.

a bit of King And I thrown in i see

Even after all the time since Gilbert wrote these witty lyrics it prompts laughter with the excellent stage management of the antics of old Adam.

A great example of conveying emotions and ideas with YOUR HANDS. You could not say a word and your hands would clearly enunciate the lyrics. Good work!

I find this interpretation very intriguing. The baby doll adds a very childlike quality to Margaret's character. Adds for more business as well. I quite liked the "have you killed anybody" bit. Stomping the baby doll added a good transition. Also perhaps the dream of having children, a marriage with Despard, is represented through her mothering. I really liked your interpretation, however different from my own.

this reminds of the Movie movie foul play where there was an albino and the midget who were trying to assassinate the Pope, who was up in the balcony watching this play while the Midget/Albino was trying to kill him.

Who wrote the text for the Hakka, or did they use an existing one?

This is a great video and you have the nicest voice I've ever heard in a G&S production! Those people chattering all the way through it need to be hanged, drawn and quartered though.

Haha got the same timelapse camera

Great performance!

I'm performing this for Area All State, and my voice coach only has me study from THIS version because no others match up to it. Well done.

My Mum was a colotura soprano in these comic operas. In the Mikado she was Yum Yum. In Trial by Jury, the plaintiff. In Pirates, Mabel. She was with the company on Broadway in 1948, her first look at the US. She was with them from 1945-1948. Gwyneth Cullimore.

Awesome!

Amazing! Do it again!

audience is nonplussed

Brava!

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Surely one of the most inspired performers of this and other G&S rôles to be found on UA-cam. Bravissima Sharon.

Very well done!

I have great admiration for Mad Margaret and the restrained enthusiasm of her "blameless dances". I judge that you have captured and reflected the true nature of our nearly Holy Trinity of Gilbert, Sullivan and D'Oly Carte. Bravo to you and your side kick ... DELIGHTFUL!

Very, very enjoyable. This number is usually killed to death with umpteen encores.. Each encore was very cleaver. Thanks for posting

Such sadness lies in the words "The World is but a broken toy, its pleasures hollow false its joy, unreal its lovliest hue, Alas its pains alone are true" that Gilbert wrote just a decade after "[With] joy unbounded the knell is sounded of grief and woe" (in Trial by Jury). A lovely performance, Sharon. Hilarion only flubbed the first line of: <i>The world is ev'rything you say, The world we think has had its day.</i>

Even at speed, it still feels a little slow to me...

This is the ultimate Ravenclaw prayer....and I love this particular rendition.