Gilbert and Sullivan Archive Scene from Fallen Fairies as depicted by "The Graphic" Produced at the Savoy Theatre, London, under the Management of C. H. Workman on 15th December, 1909 for a run of 50 performances, this two-act fairy opera is a musical version of Gilbert's earlier play The Wicked World. This was Gilbert's last opera; and German would never write for the stage again. Dramatis Personæ List of Musical Numbers Libretto, available in Microsoft Word 6.0 and Adobe Acrobat PDF formats. Submitted to the Archive by Ian Bond. Vocal Score: You can download a vocal score: Act I [6.0MB PDF]; Act II [6.8 MB PDF] Cut song: "O Love that Rulest" [1.2 MB PDF] Vocal scores and libretti of Fallen Fairies may be rented from St. David's Players of Cullompton, Exeter, England. Send queries to Ian Bond at Ian@kentisview.freeserve.co.uk. MIDI Files: No. 11, For Many An Hour, sung by Chorus, sequenced by Scott Farrell. (Supplementary Song) Oh Love That Rulest, sung by Selene, sequenced by Paul Howarth. No. 18, In Yonder World, which Devils Strew, sung by Lutin and Chorus, sequenced by Clifton Coles Interview with Gilbert at the time of the production of Fallen Fairies from The Daily Sketch, 15th December, 1909. The Controversies Surrounding the Original Production , contributed to the Archive by Robert Morrison Opening Night Reviews, contributed to the Archive by Scott Farrell. To Gilbert's Other Stage Works Home Page To Opera Index To Gilbert and Sullivan Archive Home Page. Page updated 28 April, 2008 Copyright © 2008 The Gilbert and Sullivan Archive All Rights Reserved