Pirates! The Musical SCENE 1 Stowaway: (talking directly to the audience) Pirates! Pirates are very bad people. Make no mistake. The rob innocent peasants. They ransack villages. They use terrible language. They sing bawdy songs hardly ever in tune. Yes, indeed, pirates are very bad people. (pauses) I really want to be one!
Pirates! The Musical Song #1 –PIRATES ALL ARE WE Pirates: All ye lubbers and lads, ye and I a buccaneer be. Finest time ye ever have had, come along with me! Man that sword, ye cowardly swab! Off to sail the rollicking sea. Not a ship we would not rob. Pirates all are we! Come and sail the sea under skull and bones,
Pirates! The Musical (Teacher's Edition ) by - J.W. Pepper
Perfect for upper elementary and middle school performers, this musical features six original songs for unison voices and some optional harmony, plus choreography, a helpful production guide, and a script with a minimum of 20 speaking parts easily adapted to casts of varying sizes.
Pirates The Musical - Twisted Plays
Perfect for upper elementary and middle school performers, this 35-minute musical features six original songs for unison voices and some optional harmony, choreography, a helpful production guide, and a script with a minimum of 20 speaking parts easily adapted to casts of varying sizes.
1. Pirates All Are We. Singing Ensemble: All ye lubbers and lads, ye and I, a buccaneer be. Finest time ye ever have had, come along with me! Man that sword, ye cowardly swab! Off to sail the rollicking sea. Not a ship we would not rob. Pirates all are we! All. Come and sail the sea. Under skull and bones, Or I guarantee . You’ll sink to Davy ...
The Pirates of Penzance 4 KING. Oh, better far to live and die Under the brave black flag I fly, Than play a sanctimonious part, With a pirate head and a pirate heart. Away to the cheating world go you, Where pirates all are well-to-do; But I’ll be true to the song I sing, And live and die a Pirate King. For I am a Pirate King!
Pirates! The Musical ExpressiveArts - Hal Leonard Online
Perfect for upper elementary and middle school performers, this 35-minute musical features six original songs for unison voices and some optional harmony, choreography, a helpful production guide, and a script with a minimum of 20 speaking parts easily adapted to casts of varying sizes.
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Pirates of Penzance
In this edition of THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, dialogue and lyrics performed only at the Paignton première are printed in purple; those performed only at New York in dark green; and those presented at both but not in London, in gold. The original world première casts were as follows:- Page - 3. Paignton.
PIRATES! The Musical Music in Motion
Script with a minimum of 20 speaking parts easily adapted to casts of varying sizes. 6 original songs for unison voices and some optional harmony, choreography, production guide included in the Performace Kit. For grades 4-8. 35 min.
Come along and sail today, pirates all are we! Come and sail the sea under skull and bones, or I guarantee you’ll sink to Davy Jones! All ye lubbers and lads, ye and I a buccaneer be. Finest time ye ever have had, come along with me! Man that sword, ye cowardly swab! Off to sail the rollicking sea. Not a ship we would not rob. Pirates all are we!
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