Michael Nyman Noises, Sounds and Sweet Airs Text from The Tempest (William Shakespeare)
Vocal Score
Chester Music
Voices: Soprano,Alto,Tenor The three singers are voices rather than roles, carriers of the text rather than characters. The characters represented at any time are indicated in the vocal parts and frequently change throughout the work.
Contents Part I 1. If by your Art, dearest father 2. Alas, poor Milan 3. Be’t to fly, to swim 4. This damned witch Sycorax 5. The fringed curtains of thine eye 6. There’s nothing ill can dwell 7. How lush and lusty the grass 8. Riches, poverty and use of service 9. Sometime like apes 10. Full many a lady I have eyed 11. ‘Tis a custom in the afternoon
1 5 10 19 32 44 54 66 76 84 95
Part II 12. I have made you mad 13. The Masque 14. You do look 15. Ye elves of hills 16. Thy brother 17. What is this maid 18. My tricksy spirit
106 120 140 161 174 186 194
N.B: The break between Part I and Part II is optional. The work may be performed without a break if desired.
Revised & Edited by Andy Keenan 2009
Vocal Score
Noises, Sounds & Sweet Airs Part I
Text from The Tempest (William Shakespeare)
Michael Nyman (1991/1994/ 2009)
1. If by your Art, my dearest father q = 60 Miranda
Soprano
mf cantabile
If
art
my
dear
by
your
-
est
fath - er,
you have
put
the
mf cantabile
Miranda
7
S.
wild
wa
-
ters
in
this
roar,
al - lay
them.
Miranda
mf
13
A.
Had I
been
a - ny God
of
pow
-
er,
I would have
sunk
the
sea
with - in
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2
the
earth.
Miranda
19
A.
Prospero
Twelve
year
since,
Mir
cant.
-
an
-
da,
25
A.
Prospero
twelve
year
since,
thy
fa - ther
was
Duke of
Mi
-
lan,
and a
31
A.
Prospero
prince
of
pow
-
er.
A
37
3
43
S.
Miranda
mf
Sir,
are you
not
my
fa
-
ther?
B Poco più mosso q = 72
49
54
S.
Prospero
f
In
S.
na
Prospero
A.
bro - ther
-
ture.
f
Made such
false
Prospero
my
59
a
a -
waked
an
e
-
vil
mf
My
sin - ner
f marc.
of
his
me
-
mo - ry.
poco meno f
mf
4
64
S.
Prospero
lib - rary was
A.
Prospero
mf
Made such
A.
Prospero
a
sin - ner
of
his
me
nough.
-
-
e
large
73
duke - dom
69
me - mo - ry.
his
me
mo - ry,
-
mo - ry,
segue
5
2. Alas, poor Milan. Miranda
S.
q = q
(q = 72 )
mf A
las,
poor
Mi
Prospero
T.
-
mf
S.
Miranda
5
Prospero
T.
the
hea
-
-
vens!
mf
mf
O
lan!
sim.
Fair
Mi
-
lan.
In the dead of dark - ness the min - is - ters for the pur - pose hur - ried thence
9
T.
Prospero
6
S.
Miranda
13
me Prospero
T.
and
thy
cry
-
cried
out
will
S.
Miranda
23
C
f
it
o'er
That
wrings
mine
eyes
re - mem - b'ring how
I,
a
-
gain:
not
cry
19
I
then,
self.
Miranda
mf
ing
16
S.
to
it.
marc.
7
A.
Prospero
27
f marc.
In
31
A.
Prospero
us
a-
board
a
few,
they
hur - ried
bark.
35
A.
Prospero
39
f
Here
have
I,
thy
school
mas
-
ter,
8
S.
A.
43
Miranda
f
Still 'tis bea - ting
on my mind.
Prospero
made
thee
more
pro
Miranda
T.
-
fit.
f
Still 'tis bea - ting
on my mind.
marc.
S.
46
Miranda
Still 'tis bea - ting on my mind.
Prospero
A.
Than
Miranda
T.
o -
ther
prin - cess'
can.
Still 'tis bea - ting on my mind.
Your rea - son
for
rais - ing
this
sea -
9
storm?
50
T.
Miranda
For
rais - ing
sea
-
storm?
this
53
D Più mosso q = 90
sub. mp
mp By
59
T.
Prospero
ac
-
ci
-
dent
most
strange,
mine
e
-
ne
-
65
T.
Prospero
- mies
were
brought to
this shore.
segue
10
3. Be't to fly, to swim Ariel
S.
q = q (q = 90)
Be't
to
fly,
p
to
swim,
do
p
3
S.
Ariel
dive
in
-
-
to
the
fire,
5
S.
Ariel
to
ride,
on
7
S.
Ariel
the
curled
clouds.
f RH LH
11
9
sim.
12
15
18
21
12
E
24
S.
Ariel
f
3 I board - ed the King's ship;
Ariel
A.
3
f
now on the beak,
S.
Ariel
the
deck,
Ariel
A.
the
deck,
ca - bin,
ev - 'ry
30
S.
Ariel
Some - time I'd di - vide,
Ariel
A.
ev - 'ry
in
Some - time I'd di - vide,
and
ca - bin,
ma - ny pla - ces;
and
burn in
ma - ny pla - ces;
the
waist,
I flam'd a - maze
I flam'd a - maze
burn in
waist,
now in
in
the
3
now on the beak,
now in
I board - ed the King's ship;
27
3
-
-
ment:
ment:
on
the
top
on
the
top
-
mast;
-
mast;
13
33
S.
Ariel
the yards,
Ariel
A.
the bore - sprit,
the yards,
the bore - sprit,
36
S.
Ariel
would I
flame
would I
flame
dis - tinct
dis - tinct
S.
Ariel
fe
-
ver
of
the
mad,
-
ly,
then meet and
F
a
soul but
join
then meet and
ly,
Not
Ariel
39
-
join
A.
felt
a
and
played
some
tricks
of
des - per
-
14
42
S.
Ariel
-a
-
tion
45
S.
all
but
Ariel
brine,
and
quit the
ves - sel,
ma - ri - ners
plunged
in
the
foam - ing
then
all
a - fire with me:
The
S.
Ariel
48
son,
S.
hair
up
-
sta
-
ring,
cried
Ariel
"Hell
Ariel
A.
Fer - di - nand, with
51
King's
"Hell
is
is
emp - ty,
emp - ty,
and all the de - vils are here."
and all the de - vils are here."
15
G Poco più mosso q = 100
54
f
58
62
65
H Più mosso
68
16 f
72
A.
Prospero
But
are
they,
A
-
-
ri -
76
A.
Prospero
- el,
safe?
I
80
mf
mf
84
S.
Ariel
Not
a
hair
pe
-
rish'd.
89
17
Prospero
3
me
re
98
S.
Ariel
Let
-
Prospero
T.
mf To tread the ooze of the salt deep, to tread the ooze of the salt deep
94
T.
3
mem - ber
3
thee
what
thou
hast
In the veins of the
earth
when
pro - mised,
it is
3
baked
which
with
18
102
S.
Ariel
is
frost,
not
yet
3
Prospero
T.
3
per
-
3
form'd
baked
with
frost
me:
S.
Ariel
106
110
T.
Prospero
3
my
li
-
ber
-
ty.
3
hast thou for - got
the
foul
witch
Sy - co - rax?
,
19
4. This damned witch Sycorax q = 120
mf
marc.
6
S.
Prospero
mf
This
Prospero
A.
mf
This
damned
witch
damned
Sy - co - rax,
witch
Sy - co - rax,
11
S.
Prospero
for
Prospero
A.
for
mis - chiefs
mis - chiefs
ma - ni
-
ma - ni
fold,
-
and
fold,
sor
and
sor
-
-
cer
cer
-
-
20
S.
Prospero
15
- ies
ter - ri
Prospero
A.
-
- ies
ter - ri
-
ble
ble
to
en
to
en
-
ter
-
ter
19
S.
Prospero
hu
-
Prospero
A.
hu
-
man
man
hear
hear
-
J
ing,
-
from
Ar
-
gier,
ing,
23
S.
Prospero
thou
know
-
est,
was
ban
-
ished
21 27
S.
Prospero
For
one
thing
mf
Prospero
A.
For
one
thing
she
did
she
did
31
S.
Prospero
they would - n't
take her
life
they would - n't
take her
life
K
f marc.
37
blue eyed
hag.
hag.
blue eyed
this
35
this
Prospero
A.
22 39
42
45
L T.
Caliban
48
f
When
thou
cam'st
first,
thou
strok - est
me,
T.
Caliban
50
and
made
52
T.
wa - ter
T.
of
me;
with
ber
Caliban
and
how
the
how
to
-
less,
ries
in
give
me
that
burn
the
big - ger
by
it;
Would'st
name
Caliban
58
much
and teach me
55
Caliban
T.
23
light,
day
and
night.
24
A.
Caliban
61
f
All the charms of
Sy - co - rax,
All the charms of Sy - co - rax,
64
A.
Caliban
which first, was mine
own
King.
which first, was mine own King.
67
S.
Miranda
For I'm the sub - ject that you have,
mf
M
For I'm the sub - ject that you have,
Caliban
T.
toads, beet - les, bats light on you!
toads, beet - les, bats light on you!
Caliban
T.
mf
pi -
I
72
S.
Miranda
-
tied
thee,
25
took
pains
to
make
thee
77
S.
Miranda
81
en
-
S.
Miranda
dowed
85
Miranda
speak.
S.
thy
pur
with
words
that
-
I
po
-
ses
made
-
them
26
89
S.
Miranda
know.
93
97
101
N
105
27
109
113
sub. p
Caliban
125
T.
You
Caliban
my
pro
lan
me
mp
-
-
guage; -
più f
fit
on
it
is,
I
taught
mp
and
133
T.
p
O 117
know
28 138
T.
how
to
143
147
A.
Prospero
curse.
Prospero
T.
A.
f
Thou f
Thou
most
ly
most
ly
-
-
ing
slave,
ing
slave,
Prospero
Prospero
T.
sub. f
150
most
ly
most
ly
-
-
ing
ing
slave,
slave,
I
thee,
I
have used
have used
thee,
filth
filth
as
as
thou art,
thou art,
152
A.
filth
filth
155
A.
Prospero
as
as thou
art,
A.
mf
with
Filth
thou
care;
mf
29
hu - man
art,
art,
filth
as
thou
art,
158
as thou
Prospero
T.
P Più mosso q = 140
Prospero
Prospero
and lodged thee
filth,
in my
own
cell,
161
A.
Prospero
till
thou,
till
thou
didst
30
164
A.
Prospero
seek
to
(ossia)
vi
-
o
-
the
ho - nour of
my
late
167
S.
Caliban
Would
it
had
been
done!
Prospero
A.
child.
170
S.
Caliban
thou
didst
pre
-
vent
me;
31
173
S.
Caliban
I
had
peo - pled
else
176
S.
S.
this
isle
Ca
-
-
-
Caliban
- li
Caliban
with
179
-
-
-
bans.
182
32
5. The fringed curtains of thine eye
Più mosso q = 148
cant.
f
4
7
10
13
33
16
Q
19
T.
Prospero
f
The
frin
-
gèd
cur
22
T.
Prospero
25
S.
Miranda
ad - vance,
and
say
f
What
is't?
-
what
tains
of
thine
eye
thou
seest
yond.
A
spi - rit?
My
Prospero
T.
34
28
S.
Lord,
S.
how
it
31
Miranda
Miranda
looks
a
-
Be - lieve
me,
sir,
bout!
it
car - ries
a
34
S.
Miranda
brave
form.
37
S.
Miranda
But
'tis
a
spi
-
- rit.
Prospero
A.
With
grief
(that's
beau
-
35
40
A.
Prospero
- ty's
Ferdinand
T.
-
can
-
ker.)
46
S.
Miranda
R
O
you
Ferdinand
f
won der! If you be maid
43
T.
mf
No
der,
sir;
no?
Ferdinand
T.
sub. mf
or
-
won
36
S.
A.
49
Miranda
But
cer - tain - ly
Prospero
a
maid.
At
the
first
S.
A.
52
Miranda
Prospero
sight,
they
have chang
èd
eyes.
-
-
S.
Miranda
is
the
third
man
This
55
that
e
-
ver
I
37
57
S.
Miranda
saw;
the
S.
Miranda
I
T.
sighed
Ferdinand
first
60
that
e - ver
for.
mf
O,
if
a
vir
-
gin, and your af
-
- fect
63
T.
Ferdinand
-
ion
not
gone
forth,
I'll
make you
38 [ossia]
the Ferdinand
66
T.
Queen
of
Nap
-
les
69
72
75 S
78
39
81
84
87
90
93
96
40
99
102
T Meno mosso q = 120 Prospero
They are both in ei - ther's po - wers:
105
T.
mf
swift
bus' - ness, this swift bus' - ness
Prospero
win
I
must un - ea - sy make, I must un - ea - sy make, lest too light
110
T.
sub. mf
but this
-
ning,
too
light
41 115
T.
Prospero
win
-
ning, make the
prize
light.
U Più mosso q = 148
mf
119
122
126
130
42
134
V
138
142
146
150
(mf)
43
154
158
162
166
segue
169
44
6. There's nothing ill can dwell mf Miranda
S.
q = 176
There's
no
-
mf 4
S.
S.
tem
-
thing
ill
can
-
ple:
spi
-
10
Miranda
rit
dwell
in
such
a
Miranda
If
have
so
fair
a
the
house.
Prospero
A.
ill
S.
Miranda
7
mf
Fol
- low
me
45
13
A.
Prospero
S.
Speak
not
for
16
Miranda
him:
trai
tor
mf
-
Fol
-
low
19
Miranda
gen
-
-
tle
22
S.
a
He's
S.
He's
Prospero
A.
Miranda
fear
-
-
and
not
ful.
46
So they are:
25
T.
Ferdinand
feel,
34
Ferdinand
The
wrack
spi
-
rits,
all
bound
The
weak
-
ness
of
all
my
My
are
up.
T.
Ferdinand
31
T.
as in a dream,
28
T.
mf
Ferdinand
which I
friends,
nor
47
this man's
37
T.
- dued,
40
T.
Ferdinand
Ferdinand
I
T.
Ferdinand
hold
46
T.
Ferdinand
are
but
but
through
light
my
pri -
To
whom
I
am
sub
to
me,
maid.
son
once
a
day
be -
Might
-
this
threats,
43
48
49
52 W
f
55
58
61
49
64
67
6:5
71
74
6:5
77
6:5
6:5
6:5
6:5
6:5
6:5
50
80
f It Prospero
84
T.
works.
X
88
A.
Miranda
Miranda
91
A.
of
f
Be
com
-
-
-
fort;
94
A.
my
fa
97
A.
ther's
of
a
bet
Miranda
Miranda
-
ter
-
-
-
na
51
-
-
-
ture
100
A.
Miranda
than
ap
-
pears
by
speech;
103
A.
Miranda
this
is
un
-
wan
-
ted
52
106
A.
which
now
came
109
A.
Miranda
T.
Prospero
from
him.
112 115
Miranda
Thou
53
T.
Prospero
shalt
118
122
T.
Prospero
free
T.
Prospero
- tain
126
T.
Prospero
moun
-
-
winds.
-
-
-
129
as
be
as
segue
54
7. How lush and lusty the grass Più mosso q = 188
mf leggiero
5
13
Gonzalo
A.
9
mf
How
lush
and
55
17
A.
Gonzalo
lus
-
ty
the
grass
looks!
A.
T.
21
Gonzalo
How Antonio
green!
S.
- ny.
an
eye
of
green
to
taw
-
it.
ground, in - deed, is
mf
With
Antonio
T.
mf
The
Sebastian
25
56
29
A.
Gonzalo
mf
That
our
33
A.
Gonzalo
drenched
37
A.
fresh
in
the
sea,
41
A.
-
-
ments,
be
and
gloss
than
-
-
ing
their
es,
be -
ing
ra - ther
stained
with
salt
wa
not - with - stan - ding,
dyed
Gonzalo
new
gar
hold,
ness
-
Gonzalo
-
57
45
A.
Gonzalo
49
A.
Gonzalo
In
Y
- ter.
-
Af - ric,
A.
Gonzalo
daugh
-
ter,
Cla - ri -
to the mar - riage,
S.
A.
57
Gonzalo
Z
Tu
bel,
to the
-
-
nis.
King's
fair
to
the
King
of
Sebastian
3
53
mf
'Twas
a
sweet
mar - riage,
58
61
S.
Sebastian
mf What
65
T.
Alonso
and
we
pros - per
well
in
our
re
-
turn.
strange
fish
has
made
its
meal
on
69
A.
Francisco
I saw him beat the sur - ges
T.
thee.
73
A.
Francisco
backs;
un - der
and ride up - on, up - on their
him,
he trod the wa - ter,
mf
Alonso
whose em - ni - ty
he flung a
-
59
A1
77
A.
Francisco
side.
85
f
81
89
92
60
96
99
103
107
111
61
115
117
121
B1 Meno mosso mp
124
S.
Francisco
Breas -
mp Alonso
A.
No,
Sebastian
T.
mp
ted
the
surge
most
swoll'n
that
met
him;
no,
he's
gone;
no,
no,
he's
gone;
Is
ban
ished
from
your
eye
-
is
ban
-
mp
62
126
S.
breas - ted
the
Francisco
surge most
A.
T.
- ished from your eye,
Alonso
no,
no,
he's
met
him;
no,
no,
he's
swoll'n that
gone;
in
is
lus - ty
gone;
Sebastian
ban - ished from your
no,
stroke
to
no
he's
gone;
eye,
is
the
ban - ished
129
S.
Francisco
shore,
in
lus - ty
Alonso
A.
no,
no
he's
from your eye, Sebastian
T.
stroke to the shore, Sebastian
gone;
you
were
who
hath cause
in
lus - ty
to
wet
the
stroke to the shore;
kneeled
to;
grief
on
it;
63
132
S.
Gonzalo
and
were
the
King
on
it,
Sebastian
A.
you
were
kneeled
who hath cause to
and
were
the
King
to;
you
wet
the
grief
on
it;
Sebastian
T.
were
kneeled
who
hath cause
to
Gonzalo
on
it,
and were
the
Sebastian
A.
to;
wet the grief Sebastian
T.
you
King
on
kneeled
on
135
S.
it,
and were
Gonzalo
to;
the
what would
Gonzalo
it,
King
on
I
do?
for
no
kind
of
it?
64
138
S.
Gonzalo
What would
I
do?
Ex - e - cute
all
things,
mit;
for
no
kind
Gonzalo
A.
traf - fic
Gonzalo
T.
would
I
ad
-
No
name
ex - e - cute
of
traf - fic
would
of
ma
-
-
141
S.
Gonzalo
things,
Gonzalo
I
- gis
ex
-
-
trate,
No
e
ad - mit;
Gonzalo
T.
all
A.
No
-
cute
all
kind
of
traf
-
thing,
ex
fic
would
I
ad - mit,
name
-
of
ma
-
65
S.
144
Gonzalo
-
A.
T.
-
Gonzalo
e
-
cute.
I
ad
-
mit.
Gonzalo
-
gis
-
trate.
146
,
66
8. Riches, poverty, and use of service. q = 158
f Gonzalo
S.
Rich
f Rich
-
Gonzalo
T.
-
es,
po - ver - ty,
and
use
of
es,
po - ver - ty,
use
of
and
ser
ser
-
vice,
-
vice,
f
5
S.
Gonzalo
none;
none;
-
con
-
con
Gonzalo
T.
tract,
tract,
suc -
suc -
cess
-
ion,
bourn,
cess
-
ion,
bourn,
bound
of
bound
of
9
S.
Gonzalo
land,
tilth,
land,
Gonzalo
T.
vine
tilth,
vine
-
none,
yard,
yard,
-
none,
67
use
of
me
use
of
me
12
S.
Gonzalo
Gonzalo
T.
tal,
corn,
or
wine,
or
-
tal,
corn,
or
wine,
or
-
oil,
16
S.
Gonzalo
oil,
-
none;
oc
none;
Gonzalo
T.
cu
-
oc
-
cu
-
19
S.
- pa
-
-
none;
ion,
Gonzalo
T.
Gonzalo
- pa
all
none;
tion,
men
all
men
68
22
S.
Gonzalo
i
-
i
-
dle,
all;
cent
and
cent
and
Gonzalo
in
-
Gonzalo
Gonzalo
-
-
no
-
30
no
sov - reign
ty.
and
wo
and
wo
-
-
men
too,
but
men
too,
but
pure;
No
No
C1
pure;
-
in
S.
26
T.
all;
S.
dle,
Gonzalo
T.
sov - reign - ty. Gonzalo
T.
69
33
S.
Gonzalo
All
Gonzalo
T.
things
All
things
in
com
in
com
36
S.
Gonzalo
na
na
-
Gonzalo
T.
-
ture
-
should
-
pro
ture
-
should
pro
-
-
mon
-
mon
duce
with
duce
-
with
out
-
out
39
S.
Gonzalo
sweat
sweat Gonzalo
T.
of
en
of
en
-
-
dea
-
dea
-
-
-
vour;
vour;
But
But
70
42
S.
Gonzalo
na
-
na
ture
should
bring
ture
should
bring
Gonzalo
T.
45
Gonzalo
its
own
of
its
own
forth,
all
Gonzalo
T.
of
poi
-
all
poi
-
S.
feed
Gonzalo
feed
my
Gonzalo
T.
my
in -
son,
all
son,
all
a -
in -
kind,
a -
no - cent
peo
no - cent
peo
bun
-
dance,
to
bun
-
dance,
to
-
-
-
48
kind,
S.
-
forth,
ple.
-
ple.
71
51
I
you
D1
53
T.
f
Sebastian
f marc.
T.
your
bro
ther
Pros
Sebastian
Antonio
f
True:
sup - plant
-
-
-
57
A.
did
55
re - mem - ber
per - o.
72
59
A.
Antonio
3
and
look
61
A.
how
well
my
Antonio
gar
-
-
ments
3
sit
up
-
on
63
A.
Antonio
me;
Much
fea
-
ter
65
A.
Antonio
than
be - fore:
My
bro
-
ther's
73
67
A.
Antonio
ser
-
vants
were
then
my
E1
69
A.
Antonio
fel
-
-
lows;
71
A.
Antonio
Now
73
A.
Antonio
they
are
my
74
75
A.
Antonio
men.
77
sub. p
f
79
f
f
sub. p
f
83
sub. p
sub. p
sub. p
F1
81
f
sub. p
f
sub. p
f
85
sub. p
f
87
G1
92
95
89
75
f
76
97
101
Some - time
T.
segue
9. Sometime like apes.
q = 180
Caliban
99
f
like
apes,
that
mow
and
chat - ter
at
me,
and
f 5
T.
Caliban
af
-
ter
bite
me;
Then
like
hedge - hogs,
which
9
T.
Caliban
lie
tumb
-
ling
in
my
bare
-
foot
way,
and
mount
Caliban
at
T.
foot
Caliban
T.
my
ad - ders,
Caliban
in
24
-
fall;
some - time am
I
their
all
wound
with
19
pricks
14
T.
77
- to
who with
clo
-
ven
tongues
do
hiss
me
mad -
ness.
78
H1
Trinculo
f
29
S.
An - o - ther
storm
brew -
ing;
I
hear
it
sing
in
the
34
S.
Trinculo
wind:
Yond
same black
cloud
looks
like
a
bom
foul
-
bard
39
S.
Trinculo
that would shed
his
li
-
quor.
If
it
should
44
S.
Trinculo
as
it
did
be - fore,
thun
-
I
know not
where to hide
my
der
head:
S.
Trinculo
49
79
Yond same
rall
53
S.
T.
57
A.
fall
mas - ter,
the
bo - sun,
- ment
the
mas - ter,
the swab - ber, the
mf pesante
I,
the
gun
-
-
me:
fuls.
O!
ner, and
his
tor -
mate,
the
not
Do
Caliban
-
and I,
Stephano
and
pail
the swab - ber,
mf pesante
by
bo - sun
T.
but
mf pesante
choose
I1 Meno mosso q = 120
The
Caliban
can - not
Stephano
A.
cloud
The
80 60
A.
Stephano
gun
-
ner, and
his
Caliban
T.
spi
-
63
A.
rit
ger - y,
loved
mate,
Mall, Meg
Trinculo
none
us cared
for
O!
not
tor -
ment
Mar
mf pesante
Ma - rian, and
of
pri
-
Kate;
and
Ma - rian, and
ger - y,
but
me,
But
in
-
He's
Caliban
T.
-
Stephano
A.
and
loved Mall, Meg,
me:
Do
S.
Caliban
66
-
tor - ments
Stephano
Mar
T.
his
none
us
for
of
cared
thee
69
S.
Trinculo
fit
now.
I
Kate:
72
S.
Trinculo
a
-
For
she
had
a tongue with
75
S.
Trinculo
and
no
-
hang! Caliban
T.
Would
is
a
de
would
cry
to
sai - lor,
go
For
-
vil
cry
to
a
sai - lor,
go
a
his
help
tang,
tang,
ster:
a
mon
a
Stephano
A.
This
will
gue.
she
a tongue with
Stephano
A.
had
Stephano
A.
81
mf pesante
That's
a
hang!
brave
She
God,
a
82 78
A.
Stephano
brave God, and bears
ial
li
sa - vour
of
tar
tar
- les
nor pitch;
-
yet
a
Caliban
tial
li
84
Trinculo
Stephano
A.
tail - or
I
the
tail - or
man
in
-
itch.
ven,
I
will
ce -
did itch,
kneel
to
yet a
him.
sea
boys,
and
and
Then to
of
quor,
Then to
did
the moon.
where - ere she
-
might scratch her where - ere she
sa - vour
quor:
Hea
was
-
-
might scratch her
Caliban
T.
ce - lest
Stephano
81
S.
the
she
T.
loved not
nor pitch,
the
Caliban
A.
loved not
T.
sea
boys,
I
pri
-
thee,
83 87
S.
,
Trinculo
let
her
go
hang,
sea,
boys
and
then to
let
her
go
hang.
Stephano
A.
let
her
go
hang,
then to
T.
be
my God.
sea,
boys
and
let
pri -
thee by
my
God.
Caliban
her
go
hang.
84
10. Full many a lady I have eyed Poco meno mosso q = 114
mp
7
10
13
4
85 16
20
J1 e = 98
24
mp espress.
28
32
86 36
S.
K1
Ferdinand
ma - ny
a
la -
mp espress.
Full
Ferdinand
40
S.
-
dy
I
have
eyed
with
best
re - gard,
and
43
S.
Ferdinand
ma - ny
a
time
the
harm
-
mo
-
ny
of
their
tongues
87
S.
Ferdinand
46
hath
in
-
to
bond
-
-
age
Ferdinand
48
S.
brought
my
too
di
-
li - gent
50
S.
Ferdinand
sev
'ral
-
vir
-
tues
have
I
liked
ear:
For
sev
-
'ral
88 53
S.
Ferdinand
wo
-
men;
Ne
-
ver
56
S.
Ferdinand
a
-
-
ny
with
so
full
soul,
S.
Ferdinand
59
but
with
some
de
-
fect
in
her
did
quar
-
rel
89 62
S.
Ferdinand
with
the
no
-
blest
grace
she
owed,
and
S.
Ferdinand
64
put
it
to
But
you,
o
the
foil:
67
S.
Ferdinand
you,
so
per
-
-
fect
and
so
90 70
S.
Ferdinand
peer
-
-
less,
are
cre
-
a
-
ted
of
73
S.
Ferdinand
ev
-
'ry
crea
-
ture's
best.
L1 Poco più mosso A.
Miranda
76
mp
I
do
not
know
one
of
my
sex;
no
wo - man's
face re -
91 78
A.
Miranda
- mem
-
ber,
save,
from
my
80
A.
Miranda
not
have
I
seen
82
A.
Miranda
men
than
you
glass,
mine
own;
that
I
may
call
my
and
more
dear
fa
-
-
ther,
92 84
A.
Miranda
86
poco più f
88
X3
M1
Do
you
love
Miranda
90 mp
S.
me?
mp
93 Miranda
pp (quasi echo)
92
T.
Love
me?
94
A.
mp
pp
Ferdinand
mp
Do
love,
97
S.
mp
Fair
ho
prize,
N1 Più mosso q = 70
Prospero
Ferdinand
A.
en - coun - ter,
fair
en - coun - ter
of
Prospero
-
-
nour
Fair
en - coun - ter,
fair
en - coun - ter
of
94 100
S.
two
most
rare,
Prospero
Prospero
A.
two
most
S.
two
most rare
two
hea - ven
heav'ns
most rare
af - fec - tions!
af - fec - tions!
Hea - vens
Hea - vens
rain
grace,
rain
grace,
rains
grace
on
rain
grace
that
on
Prospero
A.
Prospero
rare,
103
which breeds,
which
that which breeds,
which
segue
breeds
breeds
be - tween
them.
be - tween
them.
95
11. 'Tis a custom in the afternoon.
Pesante q = 56
Prospero
S.
A.
T.
'Tis
a
cus
tom
in
the
af
Prospero
Caliban
mp
mp
Stephano
-
A.
T.
sim. There thou mayst brayn him,
ter -
noon
to
4
-
mp
I
will kill
this man:
Caliban
sim.
His daugh - ter
hav - ing
sleep:
and
first seized his
books.
I
96 7
A.
Stephano
will
be King
T.
and Queen,
Caliban
save
A.
shall
be
Caliban
T.
re -
or
stake,
log
A.
plot,
Caliban
T.
For
with
-
ce
-
-
skull,
first
-
out
his
books
to
pos - sess
his
he's
but
a
the
Flout
books;
thou like
3
Dust
lo?
-
cu
a
and thou
paunch him with
roys.
Trin
his
Stephano
bat - ter
mem - ber
13
vi
Trin - cu - lo
Stephano
ces!
or with a
our gra
-
10
sot,
3
'em
and
cout'
em,
and
as
I
am,
97 16
A.
Stephano
scout
3
3
'em
and
flout
'em,
thought
is
Caliban
T.
free.
nor hath not one spi - rit to com - mand:
Caliban
19
T.
burn
They all
but
hate him as roo - ted - ly
his
do
as
I,
books.
O1
22
q=q
sempre f
25
98
27
29
T.
Be
T.
Caliban
34
noi
- ses
not
a - feard;
sounds
and
this
isle
is
sweet
full
of
airs,
sempre f
P1 Più mosso q = 72
Caliban
31
99
T.
Caliban
that give de
37
- light,
and
hurt
not.
Caliban
Some - times
40
T.
a thou - sand
twang
-
ling
in
-
-
stru
-
-
42
T.
Caliban
-
ments
will
hum
a - bout
mine
ears;
44
T.
Caliban
and
some - time voi
-
ces
that,
if
I
then
had waked
af -
100
46
T.
Caliban
-
will
a -
Caliban
And
then,
in
più f
dream - ing,
clouds
me
più f
gain:
the
50
T.
make
Caliban
long sleep,
ter
sleep
48
T.
me
thought
would
o
-
pen
and
show
Caliban
52
T.
rich
-
es
rea
-
dy
to
drop
u - pon me;
101 Caliban
54
S.
f
That
when
Caliban
A.
f
That
when
I
waked,
-
-
f marc.
Caliban
Caliban
-
per
cried
-
-
-
I
Caliban
T.
Pros
I
A.
waked,
When
56
S.
I
f
Caliban
T.
-
to
o
cried
to
102
58
S.
Caliban
dream
a
Caliban
A.
is
de
dream
-
-
-
-
a
-
-
-
gain.
stroyed.
-
Caliban
T.
-
-
-
gain.
Q1 Più mosso q = 84
60
f molto marc.
Gonzalo
62
S.
f
If
in
Na
-
ples
should
re
-
port
this
103
64
S.
Gonzalo
now,
would
they
be
-
-
lieve
me?
Gonzalo
A.
If
in
Na
ples
should
re
-
port
this
S.
Gonzalo
66
If
I
should
say,
I
saw
such
is
lieve
me?
Gonzalo
A.
now,
would
they
be
-
-
land
-
ers
S.
Gonzalo
68
who,
strous
shape,
saw
such
is
though
they
are
of
mon
-
Gonzalo
A.
If
I
should
say,
I
-
land
-
ers
104 70
S.
Gonzalo
their
man
-
ners
are
more
gen
-
tle,
Gonzalo
A.
who,
though
they
are
of
mon
-
strous
shape,
S.
kind,
than
of
our
hu
Gonzalo
A.
Gonzalo
72
their
74
S.
- a
-
man
-
ge
-
-
ner
-
ners
Gonzalo
man
-
tion
you
shall
find
ma
-
ny,
Gonzalo
A.
are
more
gen
-
-
tle,
105 76
S.
Gonzalo
nay,
al
-
-
most
a
-
ny.
Gonzalo
A.
kind
than
of
our
ge
-
ner
-
78
A.
Gonzalo
-a
-
-
-
-
-
-
tion.
80
82
84 poco cresc.
End of Part I
Part II 12. I have made you mad.
106 q = 144 Ariel
sempre f
S.
I
have
made
you
mad;
and
e - ven
with
sempre f
3
S.
like
val
Ariel
such
-
-
our
men
5
S.
Ariel
hang
and
drown
their
pro
-
-
per
7
S.
Ariel
selves.
You
fools!
107 9
S.
Ariel
The
el - e - ments
of
whom your swords are tem - per - èd,
11
S.
Ariel
may
as
well wound the
loud winds,
or
with
be
mocked
at
stabs
13
S.
Ariel
kill
the
still
clo
-
sing
wa - ters,
as
di - mi - nish
15
S.
Ariel
one
dowle
that's
in
my
plume.
108
17
S.
Ariel
R1
19
sempre mp
28
25
22
109 31
S1 Più mosso q = 176
34
A.
sempre ff
Ariel
For
ff
37
A.
Ariel
po
-
de
Ariel
T.
po
-
wers,
de
-
foul deed
the
-
-
wers,
the
which
foul deed
sempre ff
which
For Ariel
T.
lay
-
-
lay
-
-
ing,
-
ing,
not
for
not
for
-
-
110
39
A.
Ariel
- get - ting,
have
- get - ting,
in
-
-
censed
the
censed
the
seas,
seas,
-
-
yea
all
shores,
yea
all
Ariel
shores,
the
crea
Ariel
T.
44
A.
Ariel
a
a
-
Ariel
T.
in
42
A.
have
and
Ariel
T.
gainst
-
gains
your
your
the
crea
tures,
-
tures,
-
and
peace.
peace.
111
mf
46
S.
Ariel
Thee
mf
of
thy
son,
A
of
thy
-
lon
-
-
so,
-
-
so,
Ariel
A.
Thee
son,
S.
Ariel
they
have
be
-
they
have
be
-
52
S.
Ariel
and
do
and
reft;
do
pro - nounce
mf
pro - nounce
T1 Più mosso
reft;
Ariel
A.
lon
Ariel
A.
-
sub. mf
49
A
by
me,
by
me,
ling' - ring
ling' - ring
per -
per -
112
55
S.
Ariel
- di
-
tion
Ariel
A.
- di
-
tion
worse than
worse than
a -
ny
a -
death
ny
death
can
be
at
can
be
at
58
S.
Ariel
once.
Ariel
A.
once.
61
64
113
67
70
73
76 U1
79
114
82
S.
Prospero
All
thy
vex
f
-
were
but
my
85
S.
Prospero
-a
-
-
tions
88
S.
Prospero
trials
of
thy
love.
115
V1 Più mosso q. = 132 Prospero
A.
sempre ff
91
But
bar - ren
But
hate,
Prospero
sempre ff
T.
sempre ff
Prospero
and
Prospero
- dain
and
T.
u
u - ni - on Prospero
- ni - on
-
dis
-
dis
eyed
dis
-
-
-
cord
cord
shall
be
shall
be
-
strew
the
-
strew
the
Prospero
A.
dis
97
sour
eyed
- dain
T.
hate,
-
94
A.
bar - ren
sour
of
your
of
your
bed
with
weeds
so
-
bed
with
weeds
so
loath
-
loath
ly
ly
116
A.
Prospero
101
that
you
shall
that
you
shall
Prospero
T.
hate
hate
it
both.
it
both.
There -
There -
fore
take
fore
take
104
A.
Prospero
as
heed,
Hy
Prospero
as
heed,
T.
Hy
-
-
men's
lamps
shall
men's
lamps
shall
light
light
you.
you.
107
117
W1 Meno mosso q = 112 Ferdinand
mp
110
S.
As
I
hope,
S.
hope
Ferdinand
is
-
sue
for
qui
-
et
sub. mp
fair
days;
and
long
life
with
such
love,
such
love
118
S.
I
114
as
Ferdinand
as 'tis
now
the
murk - i
-
est
den,
the most op - por - tune
place
118
122
S.
Ferdinand
the stron
-
gest
Prospero
129
Ferdinand
thine
shall ne -
ver
Prospero
T.
ver,
A.
wor
mp
- ser
ge
-
nius
can,
Ferdinand
shall ne -
T.
our
125
S.
sug - gest - ion
melt
mine
hon - nour
own.
mf
I
must
a - way,
be
-
the
mf legato
edge
stow
up
take
is
She
mf
To
to lust.
in -
-
of
that
days
on
the
135
A.
119
Ferdinand
ce
-
T.
eyes
T.
Prospero
It
is
my
140
of
le - bra - tion.
Prospero
this
young
cou
-
ple
some van - i
-
ty
pro -
mise,
and
they
ex
pect
of mine
art:
it
of
me.
-
,
13. The Masque
120
Iris
S.
q = c.66
f
Ce - res
most
f
4
S.
3 thy rich leas
of
wheat
S.
Iris
8
Iris
rye
12
Iris
and
flat
la
bar - ley
ve - tches
oats
and peas.
where like nib - bling
dy
3
sto - ver
3 thatched with
-
meads
Thy tur - fy moun - tains,
S.
boun - te - ous
3
sheep
them
to
keep.
121 16
S.
And thy broom
groves whose sha - dow
Iris
f espress.
Iris
23
S.
Iris
S.
Iris
am
I
lass
sky
lorn
leave
these
ba - che - lor loves
Bids thee
whose wa - te - ry arch
3
the
-
the dis - missed
3
The Queen of
26
be - ing
20
S.
3
and
3
mes - sen - ger
and with
her
sov' -
122
30
S.
Iris
reign
-
34
S.
Iris
in this
Iris
her
pea - cock's
S.
ve - ry
Iris
fly
a
-
-
res,
main.
en - ter - tain.
to
come and
on this grass
sport
più f
Ap
-
proach,
rich
to
3
here,
X1 Più mosso q = 90
cresc.
Her
cresc. Ce
place,
42
grace
38
plot,
S.
f
123
46
50
A.
Ceres
A.
Ceres
ma - ny
col - oured
me
-
- bey
the wife of
Ju
-
pi
-
ter
sub. mf
that
Hail,
sen - ger
Ceres
mf
A.
58
54
ne'er
dost
dis - o -
who with thy
saff - ron
124
A.
Ceres
62
wings
up
66
A.
Ceres
ho - ney drops,
70
A.
on
my
show
-
74
A.
end
of
thy
blue
bow
dust
ers.
Ceres
mf
And
dif - fus - est
re - fresh - ing
flow - ers
Ceres
-
with
each
crown
my
125
A.
Ceres
77
bus - ky a
-
cres
and
my
un - shrubbed
down.
80
A.
Ceres
Rich
scarf
to
my
brown
più f
earth.
A.
Ceres
Queen
sum
A.
Ceres
86
to
this
short
-
moned
me
hi
cresc.
-
Why
hath
thy
-
ther
più f 83
grassed green?
cresc.
126
Y1 Poco più mosso
S.
Iris
88
f
A
con -
tract
of
true
love
to
ce
-
le
-
brate.
f
marc.
90
S.
Iris
Iris
do -
92
S.
na
-
tion
free
And
some
-
-
ly
to
es
-
94
S.
Iris
- tate.
On
the
blest
lov -
127
S.
Iris
96
Meno mosso q = 76
-
ers.
Ceres
A.
A.
Ceres
mp
103
S.
Tell me,
f
Ceres
heav'n - ly bow,
do now at - tend the Queen?
be not a - fraid.
Z1 q. = 75
p
Iris
as thou dost know
Of her so - ci - e - ty
A.
mp
if Ve - nus or her son,
sub. p
99
I met her de - i - ty cut - ting the
128
107
S.
Iris
clouds to - wards Pa - phos
and her son
dove - drawn
with
her.
110
S.
Iris
Here thought they to have
S.
vows
are
114
Iris
some
wan - ton charm
u - pon this
man
and maid whose
done
that
no
bed
rite
shall be paid
'till
Hy -
men's
torch
be
117
S.
Iris
light
-
ed
but
in
vain
Mars's
hot
min - ion
129
S.
Iris
120
is
re - turned
a - gain.
Her wasp - ish head - ed
son has broke his
ar - rows
123
S.
Iris
swears he will
shoot
no more
But play with
spar - rows
and be
a
S.
Iris
127
boy
right
out.
And play with
spar - rows
and be
a
S.
Ceres
131
boy
right
out.
sub. mp
130
A2
136
S.
Ceres
q = q.
High
Ceres
A.
High
Ceres
139
S.
Ceres
A.
est
Queen
of
-
est
Queen
of
State.
State.
great
great
mf
Ju
-
Ju
-
-
mf
mf
-
no
comes:
-
no
comes:
I
I
141
S.
know
her
by
her
gait.
know
her
by
her
gait.
Ceres
Ceres
A.
B2 e = 122 A.
Juno
143
f
does
How
teous
sis
my
boun
-
131
-
ter,
go
with
f
Juno
145
A.
me
to bless
this
A.
Juno
they
may
pros
3
-
per
rous
That
-
twain.
148
be.
And
150
A.
Juno
ho
-
in
their
noured
is
-
sue.
132 Juno
152
S.
Juno
T.
e=q
f
Ho
-
f
Ho
-
nour,
rich
nour,
rich
-
-
es
mar
es
mar
-
-
riage
bless
riage
bless
-
ing
-
ing
156
S.
Juno
long
con
long
Juno
T.
con
-
tin
-
tin
-
-
u - ance
u - ance
and
in
-
and
in
creas
-
-
creas
-
ing
ing
160
S.
Juno
hour
hour
-
Juno
T.
-
ly
joys
be
still
u
ly
joys
be
still
u
-
-
pon
you.
Ju - no sings her bless - ings on you.
pon
you.
Ju - no sings her bless - ings on you.
133 163
S.
Ju - no sings her bless - ings on you.
Ju
Ju - no sings her bless - ings on you.
Ju
Juno
Juno
T.
-
-
no
sings
her
no
sings
her
166
S.
Juno
bless
-
ings
on
you.
C2 q = 60
Ceres
A.
T.
bless Juno
-
mf
ings
on
you.
Earth's
in
-
crease,
mf 169
A.
Ceres
poi
-
son
plen
-
ty,
barns
and gar
-
ners
ne
-
ver emp
-
ty.
134 172
A.
Ceres
Vines
with clus
-
ters
bun
plants
-
ches grow -
ing
with good
-
ly
Ceres
bur
-
then
bow
Juno
T.
175
A.
-
ing.
Spring
come mf
to
you
at
Ho - nour,
the far -
ri -
thest.
ches,
mar - riage,
178
A.
Ceres
In
the
ve - ry
end
Juno
T.
bless - ing,
Long
of har - vest.
and
in - creas - ing
scar - ci - ty
con - tin - uance
and
want
shall
hour - ly
joys
be
135 182
A.
shun
you
Ceres
Juno
T.
still
f
Ce
up - on
you
-
f
Ju
-
res'
bless
no
ing
so
is
sings
her
bless
-
-
ings
f A.
Ceres
186
on
you.
Juno
T.
on
you,
Ce
-
Ju
-
res'
bless
no
ing
so
is
sings
her
bless
-
-
ings
D2
190
A.
Ceres
on
you.
Juno
T.
on
you.
q=e
136 193
S.
Iris
Ceres
A.
f
Ju
-
-
no
f
Ju
-
-
no
Iris 197 S. to
com
Ceres
A.
to
S.
(f)
Iris
Come
Ceres
A.
com
mand.
-
(f)
tem
mand.
-
per
-
-
rate
per
-
rate
Nymphs
Nymphs
and
help
to
and
help
to
Come tem - per - rate Nymphs and help to Juno
-
tem
Come
T.
-
201
-
f
(f)
205
S.
137
Iris
ce
-
Ceres
A.
ce
Juno
T.
-
ce
-
le - brate
a
con - tract of
a
of
le - brate
le - brate
a
con - tract
con - tract
of
true
love.
Come
true
love.
Come
true
love.
Come
210
S.
Iris
tem
Ceres
A.
T.
-
per
-
-
tem
-
tem
Juno
per
-
per
rate
rate
-
rate
and
help
to
ce
Nymphs
and
help
to
ce
Nymphs
and
help
to
ce
Nymphs
-
le - brate
-
le - brate
-
le - brate
138
S.
Iris
214
a
con - tract
of
a
con - tract
Juno
T.
a
S.
of
true
Be
Ceres
A.
T.
Be
love.
true
3
not
too
late.
love.
Be
3
Be
Juno
of
love.
Iris
con - tract
217
true
Ceres
A.
3
not
too
late.
3
not
too
late.
Be
3
not
too
late.
Be
not
too
3
not
too
late.
late.
139 221
S.
Iris
Be
Ceres
A.
Juno
T.
3
not
too
late.
Be
3
3
not
too
late.
3
late.
Be
not
too
Be
not
too
late.
3
3
Be
not
too
late.
Be
not
too
late.
,
140
14. You do look
q = 108
mf
3
5
Prospero
7
S.
mf
You
do
look,
do
look,
Prospero
mf
T.
You
my
my
141 9
S.
Prospero
son,
in
a
Prospero
T.
son,
11
S.
in
a
13
S.
sort
moved
sort
as
if
you
as
if
you
moved
Prospero
T.
Prospero
-
were
dis
-
Be
- may'd:
dis
- may'd:
were
Prospero
T.
Prospero
Be
142 15
S.
Prospero
cheer
-
-
-
Prospero
T.
17
S.
-
-
-
-
-
sir.
Prospero
Our
re
Our
re
-
Prospero
T.
19
S.
-
-
vels
vels
now
now
-
-
-
-
end
are
sir.
are
Prospero
Prospero
T.
-
ful,
ful,
cheer
-
end
-
-
-
-
-
- ed
21
S.
Prospero
ed
-
these
Prospero
T.
23
S.
act
-
-
25
S.
act
-
-
ors,
our
as
I
fore
as
I
fore
-
these
you,
Prospero
T.
Prospero
ors,
Prospero
T.
our
Prospero
you,
143
-
told
told
were
all
were
all
144 27
S.
Prospero
spi
Prospero
T.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
rits,
29
S.
Prospero
mel
-
ted
T.
mel
ted
-
-
in
Prospero
to
in
-
to
31
S.
Prospero
-
thin
to
- to Prospero
T.
thin
rits,
spi
-
and
are
and
are
air,
in
air,
-
air:
air:
in
-
145
E2 33
S.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
f
And
like
me
f
And
like
me
f
35
S.
Prospero
base
-
-
Prospero
T.
-
-
less
base
less
fab
-
-
ric
fab
-
-
ric
37
S.
of
this
vi
of
this
vi
Prospero
Prospero
T.
-
-
sion,
-
-
sion,
146 39
S.
T.
Prospero
Prospero
the
the
gor
-
cloud
-
geous
pa
capped
tow
3
-
la
-
ces,
-
-
ers,
41
S.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
the
so
the
so
-
lemn
-
lemn
tem
tem
-
-
-
-
ples,
ples,
43
S.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
the
the
great
great
globe
globe
it
-
it
self,
-
self,
45
S.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
147
all
which
it
in
yea,
all
which
it
in
yea,
-
her
-
-
her
its,
-
its,
47
S.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
shall
dis
shall
dis
-
solve,
-
solve,
49
S.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
and
like
this
in
and
like
this
in
-
sub
-
stan
-
-
-
stan
-
-
-
sub
tial
tial
148
51
S.
Prospero
pa
-
Prospero
T.
pa
-
-
-
geant
fa
geant
-
fa
-
-
-
ded,
ded,
53
S.
Prospero
leave
not
Prospero
T.
leave
not
a
rack
be
a
rack
be
-
-
hind.
-
-
hind.
149
S.
Prospero
55
Prospero
A.
f
We
Prospero
T.
f
We
57
A.
Prospero
are Prospero
T.
such
such
are
150
A.
Prospero
59
stuff
as
Prospero
T.
stuff
dreams
as
are
dreams
are
61
S.
Prospero
f
and Prospero
A.
made
T.
made
on;
and
on;
Prospero
and
our
our
our
151
63
S.
Prospero
lit
-
-
tle
life
is
round
is
round
is
round
-
-
ed
Prospero
A.
lit
-
lit
-
-
Prospero
T.
65
S.
-
tle
life
tle
life
-
-
ed
-
-
ed
with
a
sleep.
Prospero
Prospero
A.
with
a
Prospero
T.
with
sleep.
a
sleep.
152
F2 Più mosso
A.
Ariel
f
67
At
last
I
left
f
them
in
the
fil - thy
mant - led
pool
69
A.
Ariel
71
Danc - ing
up
to
the chins that
the
foul
lake
o'er
stunk
their
feet.
73
153 Prospero
This was f
75
T.
re - tain
79
T.
Prospero
T.
Prospero
- ry
82
well
my
thou
still:
bird.
Thy
shape
in
done,
-
vi
-
si - ble
The
trum
-
pe
-
in
my
house.
85
T.
Prospero
G2
ff
A
de - vil,
a
born
de -
vil,
on
ff
154
Prospero
87
T.
whose
and
as
with
93
Prospero
On whom my pains,
all,
stick;
Prospero
3 hu - man - ly
91
T.
can ne - ver
Prospero
T.
ta ken,
89
T.
na - ture nur - ture
so his mind
lost,
age
his
bo - dy
kers.
lost;
3
-
quite
can
all
ug - li - er
grows,
155
H2
charge
my
gob
Prospero
Go
95
T.
mf
mf marcato
-
lins
that they grind
their
joints
up
their
sin
97
T.
Prospero
with
dry
con
-
vul
-
sions;
shor - ten
-
ews
T.
Prospero
with
99
a
-
ged
cramps.
T.
Prospero
Let
101
them
be
hunt - ed
sound
-
ly.
156
104
107
I2 Meno mosso q = 56
mf
At
this
110
A.
Prospero
T.
112
A.
mf
Ah
mf
sim.
hour
Prospero
T.
lies
at
my
114
A.
Prospero
T.
157
mer
-
-
cy
all
116
A.
my
e
Prospero
T.
118
A.
Prospero
T.
- mies;
-
-
ne
-
-
short
-
-
ly
158
shall
all
120
A.
Prospero
T.
my
la
-
-
bours
end,
and
thou
shalt
have
the
air
at
Prospero
124
T.
A.
Prospero
T.
122
A.
159 126
A.
Prospero
T.
free
-
-
dom.
128 130
T.
T.
Prospero
132
How
fares
King?
the
Prospero
160 134
S.
J2 Ariel
mp
His
sub. mp
tears
run
down
his
136
S.
Ariel
beard,
like
Prospero
T.
pp
Go
ter
drops.
re
-
lease
them:
My
138
-
win
charms
I'll
break,
their
sen - ses
I'll
re -
pp
T.
Prospero
store,
141
and
they
shall
be
them
-
segue
selves.
15. Ye elves of hills
161
q = 100 Prospero
A.
Prospero
T.
f 5
A.
Prospero
A.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
Ye f
elves
of
Ye
elves
stand - ing
hills,
of
brooks,
hills,
brooks,
lakes
lakes
and
9
Prospero
stand - ing
T.
f
and
de
You
de
groves;
You
groves;
-
-
mi
mi
pup
-
pets
pup
-
pets
162 13
A.
Prospero
that
Prospero
T.
that
by
moon
by
-
moon
-
shine
the
green
do
the
green
do
shine
17
A.
-
lets
ring
-
A.
lets
make,
sour
Prospero
where Prospero
T.
make, Prospero
21
sour
Prospero
ring
T.
where
the
ewe
of
the
of
ewe
not
not
bites;
bites;
25
A.
163
Prospero
and
Prospero
T.
you
and
whose
you
pas
-
whose
-
-
-
pas
-
-
time
time
29
A.
night
mush
night
mush
Prospero
is
Prospero
T.
is
to
to
make
make
mid
mid
-
-
-
-
rooms.
rooms.
33
A.
Prospero
I
Prospero
T.
I
have
have
the
noon
be
be
-
-
dimmed
dimmed
the
noon
-
-
tide
tide
164 37
A.
Prospero
sun,
41
A.
forth
forth
the
Prospero
T.
called
Prospero
sun,
called
Prospero
T.
the
mu
-
ti
mu
-
-
ti
-
nous
winds,
nous
winds,
45
A.
Prospero
Prospero
T.
And
'twixt
the
green
And
'twixt
the
green
sea
sea
and
and
the
the
165 49
A.
Prospero
a
zured
vault
set
-
Prospero
T.
a
-
zured
vault
roar
-
-
set
roar
-
-
53
A.
To
war: Prospero
the
To
-
-
the
-
ing
-
ing
Prospero
war:
T.
dread
ratt
dread
ratt
-
-
57
A.
Prospero
-
ling
-
Prospero
T.
ling
thun
thun
-
-
-
-
der
have
I
giv'n
der
have
I
giv'n
166 61
A.
Prospero
fire.
Prospero
T.
Mid
fire.
-
Mid
night
mush
night
-
mush
-
rooms.
-
rooms.
65
A.
mf
A.
Prospero
I
here
ab - jure:
and,
ma -
gic
69
But this rough
Prospero
T.
K2 Pesante q = q = 100
Prospero
sub. mf
when I have
re - quired
some
73
A.
Prospero
hea -
A.
Prospero
77
ven
to
-
ly
mu
A.
work
sen
-
L2
S.
I'll
T.
which
e
break
ven
now
I
do
end
u
-
pon
their
this
air
-
Prospero
sub. ff
that
sub. ff
ses,
Prospero
83
mine
Prospero
sic,
80
-
167
-
y
charm
is
for.
my
staff,
sub. ff I'll
break
my
staff,
168 85
S.
Prospero
bu
-
Prospero
T.
ry
it
cer
it
cer
87
S.
bu
-
ry
Prospero
-
-
oms
Prospero
T.
-
in
-
tain
fath
-
-
-
-
-
tain
fath
the
Earth,
89
S.
-
oms
in
the
Earth,
Prospero
and
deep
-
-
Prospero
T.
and
deep
er
ossia
-
-
er
169
91
S.
Prospero
than
Prospero
T.
than
S.
Prospero
e
Prospero
T.
-
-
e
-
-
did
93
did
ver
plum
ver
plum
-
-
-
-
met
met
S.
Prospero
95
Prospero
T.
sound
I'll
sound
I'll
170 97
S.
Prospero
drown. Prospero
T.
drown.
S.
my
my
Prospero
99
book.
Prospero
T.
book.
101
103
M2 Meno mosso q = 68 A.
Prospero
105
108
A.
ff marc.
3
best
A.
Prospero
112
S.
Prospero
ff
There
to an un - set - tled
stand,
use - less,
116
now
3
com - for - ter
A
sol - emn
Prospero
ff
boiled with - in
thy
air,
and the
cy,
cure thy brains,
skull!
For
-
fan
171
you are
spell
-
172 120
S.
Prospero
- stopp'd.
124
S.
Prospero
128
S.
Prospero
S.
Fall
fel -
dis
-
solves
3
low
-
a
3 man.
the
mor
The
-
ning
And as
3 thine,
3
to the show of
pace;
-
drops.
3
ly
Prospero
charm
132
ev - en so - cia - ble
3
mine eyes,
Ho - nour - a - ble
steals
173 136
S.
Prospero
u - pon
the
chase
the ig - nor - rant
ness,
ri
so their
fumes
3
that man - tle their
-
sing
clear
sen - ses
-
er
be - gun
to
144
-
3
Prospero
dark
140
S.
rea
-
son.
,
16. Thy Brother
174
Prospero
A.
f
5
A.
Prospero
-
ther
9
A.
Prospero
13
A.
Prospero
in
fur
-
-
bro
the
act.
-
-
a
rer
-
-
-
the
was
Thy
f
Thou
art
175 17
A.
Prospero
pinch'd
A.
Prospero
Flesh
A.
and
you.
Their
un
Prospero
now.
blood
29
for't
25
Prospero
21
A.
-
der
-
stand
-
ing
be -
3
gins
to
176 33
A.
Prospero
A.
And
ing
tide
will
the
ap
-
proach
Prospero
short - ly
fill
the
reas
45
A.
-
A.
Prospero
41
swell;
37
-
'na
-
ble
shore,
meno f
Prospero
now
lies
foul
and
mud
-
-
meno f
that
49
S.
N2 Meno mosso
Prospero
mp
I
will
Prospero
A.
- dy.
53
S.
Prospero
3
Prospero
3
3
sent as
3
I
Prospero
3
ly
spi
3
Quick -
3
3
3
3
was,
-
3
3
3
3
as
I
3
3
3
was
3
3
rit;
Thou
shalt
e'er
long
3
3
-
3
3
be
free.
3
my - self
3
3
3
lan:
3
some - time Mi
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
pre -
S.
61
and
S.
me.
57
case
-
dis
mp
177
3
3
3
3
178
65 3
3
S.
Ariel
69
mp
Drink
the
air
73
S.
be
-
-
-
-
fore
me.
O2 Meno mosso q = 132
76
mf
Gonzalo
79
T.
mf
All
tor
-
-
ment,
trou
179
-
ble,
82
T.
Gonzalo
won
-
-
-
der
and
a
-
maze
-
-
-
Gonzalo
85
T.
-
-
-
-
ment.
3 3
3
88
3 3 3 3 3 3
3
3
3
180 91
S.
Gonzalo
94
3
3
Gonzalo
heaven
Some
3
S.
mf
-
-
3 3
ly
pow
3
3
3
3
-
er
guide
3
us
3
3
3 3 3 3
3
97
S.
Gonzalo
out
of
this
3
3
3
fear
-
-
3
3
3
-
-
ful
3
3
3
3
Gonzalo
100
S.
coun
-
-
181
-
try.
3
3 3 3 3 3
3
3
3
103
dim.
3 3
3
3
106
3
3
3
3
182
P2 Meno mosso q = 76
109
S.
Prospero
sub. fff
Be - hold, Prospero
A.
sir
Be - hold,
Prospero
T.
S.
3
Prospero
wrong - èd
Prospero
A.
wrong - èd
wrong - èd Prospero
T.
3
113
Duke
of
Mi - lan;
Duke
of
Mi - lan;
of
Mi - lan;
sir
sub. fff
Duke
-
-
Pros
per
-
the
King,
the
per
-
-
per
o:
Pros
King,
Pros
the
Be - hold,
sir
sub. fff
King,
sub. fff
-
o:
o:
183
S.
Prospero
118
For Prospero
A.
more
For
Prospero
T.
more
For
more
a - ssur
Prospero
- ance Prospero
- ance
a
mf
li - ving
that
a
mf
li - ving
a
li - ving
does
Prince
that
Prince
- ance Prospero
that
does
mf
Prince
does
-
-
122
T.
a - ssur
Q2 Poco più mosso
A.
a - ssur
S.
-
now
now
now
mf
184 126
S.
Prospero
speak Prospero
A.
speak Prospero
T.
speak
to
thee,
to
thee,
to
thee,
S.
bo
-
Prospero
A.
bo
-
Prospero
T.
bo
em
-
-
brace
I
em
-
-
I
em
brace
-
-
brace
thy
thy
thy
and
thy
thee
thee
to
to
and
to
and
dy
I
and
dy
-
dy
Prospero
130
and
thy
thee
and
thy
Prospero
133
S.
com - pa - ny
Prospero
A.
com - pa - ny
Prospero
T.
com - pa - ny
185
I
bid
a
hear - ty
I
bid
a
hear - ty
I
bid
a
hear - ty
wel - come.
wel - come.
Meno mosso q = 63
mp
wel - come.
137
,
186
17. What is this maid
Più mosso q = 104
to
thee
f
5
T.
'Tis Prospero
f
new
9
T.
13
16
Prospero
187
18
A.
Alonso
mf
What
with
whom
is
this
maid
mf
20
A.
Alonso
thou
wast
at
play?
22
A.
dest
ac
Alonso
Your
el
-
-
-
quain
-
tance
24
A.
Alonso
can
-
-
not
be
but
188
26
A.
Alonso
three
hours:
28
A.
Alonso
Is
she
30
A.
Alonso
the
god
-
dess
that
hath
-
32
A.
Alonso
brought
us
thus
to
-
-
ge
-
-
189
34
A.
Alonso
-
ther?
36
38
40
42
R2 q = 116
sempre f
190
45
S.
Ferdinand
48
f
Sir,
51
S.
Ferdinand
But
by
im
54
S.
Ferdinand
is
mine:
she
is
mor
-
-
mor
-
tal
pro
-
vi
-
tal;
-
dence
she
I
chose
her
191
S.
Ferdinand
57
when
I
60
S.
Ferdinand
fa
-
S.
not
ask
for
my
ther
Ferdinand
could
63
his
ad
-
vice,
nor
thought
I
had
a
66
S.
Ferdinand
fa
-
-
ther.
192 69
S.
Ferdinand
She
is
daugh
-
-
ter
to
this
fa
-
mous
Ferdinand
72
S.
Duke
of
Mi
-
lan,
of
whom
75
S.
Ferdinand
I
have,
I
have
-
ceiv
re
-
èd
and
se
78
S.
Ferdinand
a
se
-
cond
life;
-
cond
193 81
S.
Ferdinand
fa
-
ther
this
la
-
dy
makes
him
84
S.
to
me.
Ferdinand
repeat ad lib
,
87
dim.
194
18. My tricksy spirit
h = 108 Prospero
S.
f
My
trick
-
-
sy
f
5
S.
Prospero
spi
-
-
-
rit
9
A.
Alonso
f
These
are
13
A.
Alonso
not
nat
-
u
-
ral
195 17
A.
Alonso
e
-
vents;
21
A.
Alonso
from
-
They
streng
-
then
stran
ger
to
strang
-
-
25
A.
Alonso
- er.
Boatswain
29
T.
f
With strange and sev' - ral
nois - es
Of
roar
-
196 32
T.
Boatswain
ing, -
-
shriek
-
ing,
howl
-
ing,
Boatswain
jing
35
T.
-
-
-
ling
chains,
and
more
di - ver -
38
T.
Boatswain
-
si
-
ty
of
sound,
all
hor - ri -
we
were
ble,
S2 q. = h = 66
a - waked.
41
T.
Boatswain
mf
197
A.
Alonso
44
f
This
A.
is
f
Alonso
strange
a
A.
Alonso
man
53
A.
Alonso
is
in
this
bus'
e'er
-
and
ness
more
there
trod;
as
maze
50
as
47
than
198
A.
Alonso
56
na
-
ture
A.
Alonso
e
Alonso
- ra
-
-
-
-
cle
shall
-
-
rec
o
A.
ver
Some
Alonso
marc.
65
-
of:
-
con - duct
A.
62
was
59
-
-
-
ti
-
199
A.
Alonso
68
-
- fy
our
-
-
71
A.
know
Alonso
74
ledge
Prospero
77
S.
f
Come
hi
-
-
-
-
ther
200 80
S.
Prospero
spi
-
-
-
rit
83
S.
Prospero
86
S.
Ca
-
-
li
-
Prospero
set
-
ban
and
his
com
-
pa
-
nions
Prospero
89
S.
free
un
-
-
-
-
tie
92
S.
Prospero
201
the
spell
how
95
S.
Prospero
fares
my
gra
98
-
cious
sir?
T2 T.
Stephano
101
mp
Cor
-
-
sub. mp
202 105
T.
Stephano
- ra
-
-
gio,
bul
-
ly,
mons
-
ter
109
T.
Stephano
Cor
-
ra
-
-
T.
Stephano
113
-
-
-
gio.
117
203
121
Trinculo
S.
mf
If
these
be
true
125
spies
which
I
wear
in
my
mf
129
S.
Trinculo
head,
here's
a
good
-
ly
133
S.
Trinculo
sight.
204
137
U2 h = 66
These be brave
141
T.
Caliban
f
spi - rits
f
T.
Caliban
marc.
in - deed
f
How
fine
my
144
mas - ter is!
T.
Caliban
I am
147
af
-
raid that
he
will
chas - tise
me.
205
A.
Prospero
150
f
This
mis - sha - pen
knave,
his
A.
Prospero
mo - ther was
Prospero
156
and
a
witch;
These three
A.
153
have
robbed
me,
this
mi
de -
-
de - vil
have
plot - ted
159
A.
Prospero
with them
to
take
my
3
life.
Two of these fel
-
lows
206
A.
162
Prospero
you must know, and
own;
A.
Prospero
I
ack
-
know
-
This
thing
ledge
mine.
168
S.
In
(Soprano & Alto à 2 ad lib)
the
morn
f
A.
In
I'll
(Soprano & Alto à 2 ad lib)
the
morn
bring
you
to
your
I'll
bring
you
to
your
dark - ness
f
Prospero
V2
Prospero
f
of
172
165
ship,
ship,
and
and
207
176
S.
Prospero
so
to
Prospero
A.
so
to
Na
Na
-
ples,
where
-
I
ples,
where
I
have
hope
to
see
have
hope
to
see
180
S.
Prospero
the
nup
Prospero
A.
nup
tial
of
tial
of
-
the
-
these
our
dear
our
184
S.
Prospero
-
lo
-
Prospero
A.
-
lo
-
ved
sol
ved
sol
-
em
-
-
em
-
-
ly
be -
be -
nized;
dear
ly
these
-
nized;
208 188
S.
Prospero
thence
re
and
-
Prospero
A.
and
thence
tire
re
-
S.
Prospero
-
S.
Prospero
me
to
you calm
seas,
my
Mi
my
Mi
au - spi
you calm
seas,
seas,
-
-
-
mise,
-
mise
f
Prospero
Pro
you calm
T.
-
cious
au - spi
-
au - spi
-
Pro
-
mise
gales
and
sail
so
and
sail
and
sail
so
Prospero
A.
to
196
me
lan.
Prospero
T.
Pro
-
lan.
Prospero
A.
tire
192
cious
cious
gales
gales
so
Prospero
200
S.
ex
-
pe - di
-
tious
that
shall
catch
your
roy
-
ex
Prospero
T.
ex
-
pe - di
-
-
pe - di
-
tious
that
shall
catch
your
roy
tious
that
shall
catch
your
roy
Prospero
203
S.
fleet
fleet
fleet
off.
far
off.
far
off.
Prospero
T.
far
Prospero
A.
al
Prospero
A.
209
-
al
-
al
Prospero
206
S.
My
3
A
-
ri
-
el,
chick,
that
thy
is
charge
210 209
S.
Prospero
Then
to
these
e
212
sub. mp
218
le
-
ments.
230
marc.
224
-
W2 Meno mosso q = 112
236
242
211
mp
Fine