Walton: Christopher Columbus & Hamlet and Ophelia

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: Introduction. No, it cannot be done (Ironic Spirit, Columbus, Chorus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: I. My name is Christopher (Columbus, Ironic Spirit)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: I. You cannot do that alone (Ironic Spirit, Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: Ia. Finding his way by starts and gleams (Ironic Spirit, Chorus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: Ia. Now the game is beginning (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: II. Sarabande - Señor Columbus (Isabella, Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: II. Down in the Kingdom of Granada (Isabella, Marquesa, Colombus), "Marquesa's S

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: II. But how can they know? (Columbus, Ironic Spirit, Men's chorus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: III. No! No! No! (Ironic Spirit, Men's Chorus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: III. Go and look at the sunset (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: III. I haven't seen her for years - IV. When will he return? (Columbus, Beatriz)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: IV. May I come up? - Va. Kyrie. You have no right to take a rose from my courtya

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: Va. So, my son, you are leaving Spain? (Ironic Spirit, Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: Vb. Granada has fallen! (Chorus, Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part I: Vb. Give me a ship, Your Majesty - Vc. On this day, the thirteenth of April - Vd

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VIa. Introduction - Port Music. Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! (Herald)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VIb. There be three ships (Woman Singer), "Woman's Song"

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VIc. I heard you were due to sail (Beatriz, Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VIc. Drum (Beatriz, Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VII. Litany of the Saints. Per Domimum - Capstan Shanty. We're bound upon a wil

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VII. On these ships they are singing - VIIIa. We've gone away for ever (Tenor,

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VIIIb. Sea Music. Friday, August the third (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: VIIIb. The sailors steered badly (Ironic Spirit, Sailor)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: IX. Night Music. Where shall wisdom be found…? (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: IX. Listen to me, Señores (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: X. Gold, Señores, gold… (Columbus, Speaking Chorus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: X. October the eleventh (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: XI. Stand by for the Dawn! - Te Deum laudamus (Columbus, Speaking Chorus, Men's

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: XIIa. Look 'ee yonder - In the name of the Holy Trinity (Columbus, Ironic Spiri

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: XIIb. Have you heard the news, Your Grace? - Back from the West (Isabella, Iron

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: XIIb. I took three ships (Columbus)

Christopher Columbus (A Musical Journey), Part II: XIIb. Finale. Glory, glory to God (Tenor, Columbus, Chorus)

Hamlet and Ophelia