Noël Coward
Conversation Piece
Movements
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: Ladies and Gentlemen
- Act One. Overture
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: The scene is laid in Brighton by the sea
- Act One. Dialogue: Good morning, Rose
- Act One. A cloud has passed across the sun
- Act One. Dialogue: Go and dress
- Act One. You ask me to have a discrete heart
- Act One. I’ll Follow My Secret Heart
- Act One. Dialogue: The Marquis of Sheere
- Act One. Dialogue: It is a very nice day, is it not?
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: The Regent and his retinue
- Act One. Regency rakes
- Act One. Dialogue: Mademoiselle will be with you in a moment
- Act One. Quartet: Charming! Charming! Charming!
- Act One. Soldiers!
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: The mother and father of dear Lord Sheere
- Act One. Dialogue: I am the Duchess of Beneden
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: We British are an island race / There's always something fishy about the French
- Act One. Spoken Introduction, dialogue: Imagine a summer evening if you please
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: Through the darkening trees comes a lady in green
- Act One. Dialogue: My dear Julia!
- Act One. Spoken Introduction: Bows are exchanged
- Act One. Dialogue: The seventh!
- Act Two. Spoken Introduction: Once more the house, so modest, so discreet
- Act Two. The tree is in the garden (English Lesson)
- Act Two. Dialogue: There's a lady downstairs to see you
- Act Two. Dialogue: Do you think that is wise?
- Act Two. Dialogue: Julia, Lord Sheere is our only definite proposal so far
- Act Two. I'll follow my secret heart (reprise)
- Act Two. Spoken Introduction: The melody that follows
- Act Two. Whimsical Fate
- Act Two. Spoken Introduction: Please try to envisage a social occasion
- Act Two. Dialogue: What a charming house
- Act Two. Aria: Dear friends
- Act Two. Dialogue: Thank you, my dear, for being so sweet to me
- Act Two. Aria: C'est assez de mensonge
- Act Two. Spoken Introduction: For the benefit of listeners
- Act Two. Dialogue: Well - I hope you are satisfied
- Act Three. The following scene is the following day
- Act Three. My dear Paul, such sentimentality
- Act Three. And now for a rather charming scene
- Act Three. What will we speak of?
- Act Three. Dear Friend (Nevermore)
- Act Three. I hope I am not intruding
- Act Three. All comedies must come to an end
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