Contemporary DOVE Mansfield Park Chamber Opera Libretto by Alasdair Middleton Vocal Score No. 72027a MANSFIELD PARK Libretto by ACT ONE Music by Alasdair Middleton Jonathan Dove Scene One Grand q = 60 mf Mary Crawford Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob- served. These,bro- ther, are the f mf Maria Bertram Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob - served. f mf Aunt Norris Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob-served. f mf Julia Bertram MansMans--field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob - served. f mf Fanny Price Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob- served. f mf Lady Bertram Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob-served. f mf Henry Crawford Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob-served. f mf Mr Rushworth Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob-served. f mf Edmund Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob-served. f Sir Thomas Mans-field Park. Chap-ter One. The Ber-trams Ob-served. Grand q = 60 f ff mf sfz Edition Peters No. 72067 Music © Copyright 2010 by Hinrichsen Edition, Peters Edition Limited, London Libretto © Copyright 2010 by Alasdair Middleton 2 5 Steady q = 112 1 M.C. Ber-trams Lady B. Niece! Fan- ny! Niece! Fan- ny! Pull the bell for some coal. Poor fsf z p sim. 9 Aunt N. Fan - ny Price! Fan - ny Price! F. Yes, La - dy Ber - tram. Lady B. Pug is shi - ver - ing. mf 11 Aunt N. A more grate-fulgirlwould have spot-ted Pug was cold. F. Yes,Aunt Nor- ris. mp 3 14 17 2 Lady B. Ah Pug! I love thy lam-bent li-quid eyes; Thy som-no-lent snorts and p 21 Lady B. soft asth-ma-tic sighs. No hus- band, daugh- ter, niece or son shall tease thee. 26 Lady B. My on-ly ef- fort: stu-dy-ing how to please thee. mf 30 3 fmp 4 34 F. Yes, Sir Tho- mas. Sir T. Niece! Fan- ny! Niece! Fan- ny! Has the post come? sf sf sf sf 36 Aunt N. Fan-ny Price! Fan-ny Price! Your un-cle’s let - ters! Your un-cle’s let-A ters! mf 38 Aunt N. less com-pla-cent child would not need to be told. F. No, Aunt Nor- ris. p 40 4 Sir T. An-ti- gua. Su- gar. Bris- tol. Plan-ta- tion. Pro- fit. Freight. Pro- fit. Pride. Po f 5 45 Sir T. si- tion. Pos-ri te- - ty. E- state. fmf fmf 49 52 5 M.B. Cou- sin! Fan- ny! Pass me thefa-shion plates. Aunt N. Fan-ny Price! Fan-ny Price! sf p 55 mf Aunt N. Con-si - der her fu-posi ture - -tion and an-ci ti - -pate your cou -sin’s wi- shes. 57 6 F. Yes,Aunt Nor- ris. 3 3 3 3 3 3 pf 6 60 M.B. 33 3 Twelve thou-sand a year! Twelve thou-sand a year! I’m going to mar - ry Twelve thou-sand a year! mf 64 7 M.B. I’mgoing to mar-ry a coun-try seat. I’mgoing to mar-ry num-ber thir-ty - five Wim-pole Street. p sim. 68 M.B. I’mgoing to mar-ry eight foot- men, six gar-de-ners four but-lers and a page to stand be-hind my chair. cresc. mf 72 M.B. 33 3 I’m going tomar - ry Twelve thou-sand a year! And I have got no-thing to wear. 7 75 8 Lady B. Niece! Fan- ny! Niece! Fan- ny! Sir T. Niece! Fan- ny! Niece! Fan- ny! 3 3 3 mf 3 3 3 3 3 78 M.B. Cou - sin! Fan - ny! Cou - sin! Fan - ny! Aunt N. Fan - ny Price! Fan - ny Price! Lady B. Niece! Fan- ny! Niece! Fan- ny! Sir T. Niece! Fan- ny! Niece! Fan- ny! 80 9 E. 3 Look,Fan-ny,look... what I found in the school - room... your old hi-ry sto- book... mp sim. 8 85 E. 3 Mc Cart-ney’s Chi - na... left be- hind. Do you re - mem- ber? 89 10 3 3 3 3 3 J. 3 3 3 3 Do you re-mem- ber,Fan- ny, how re-ka mar--igno bly - -rant youwere,Fan- ny, when you first came? p .