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*Pirates of Penzance, subtitled "The Slave of Duty," foreshadows the main character's conflict between his (illusory) duty and his love of the female lead.
*Pirates of Penzance, subtitled "The Slave of Duty," foreshadows the main character's conflict between his (illusory) duty and his love of the female lead.
*Ruddigore, subtitled "The Witch's Curse," foreshadows the central theme of the curse on the family of the Baronets of Ruddigore, which is resolved comically.
*Ruddigore, subtitled "The Witch's Curse," foreshadows the central theme of the curse on the family of the Baronets of Ruddigore, which is resolved comically.
The "March of the Peers" from Iolanthe is standard band repertoire and familiar to many who do not know it by name. If Elgar's ''Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1'' is the music most frequently performed at high school commencements, Sullivan's "March of the Peers" is probably the second most frequently performed.
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