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Cendrillon : conte de fées en 4 actes et 6 tableaux d'après Perrault

• [Title Page]
• [Portrait]
• [Publisher's Note]
• [Portraits]
• [Letter from composer to publisher]
• [Program]
• [Portrait]
• [Cast of Characters]
• [Contents]
• [Facsimile]
• Cendrillon : conte de fées en 4 actes et 6 tableaux d'après Perrault = Cinderella : a fairy tale in 4 acts and 6 talbleaux after Perrault
• Introduction
• Act I : at the home of Madame de la Haltière
• Scene I
• Men servants and maid servants -- They are calling! and ringing!
• Pandolfe -- Go on, I pray. 'Tis only I
• Scene II : Pandolfe -- On the side of the beard lies all power and allegiance
• Scene III
• Madame de la Haltière and her daughters -- Try to look your best to-night
• Madame de la Haltière -- Wear a gracious, sweet, pleasant air
• Scene IV
• The servants -- These are the modistes! Tailors too are here
• Madame de la Haltière -- You must make the folds of her dress
• Pandolfe -- Please congratulate me, that I'm on hand so early!
• Madame de la Haltière, Noémie, Dorothée, Pandolfe -- We've position, we have distinction, and ambition!
• Scene V
• Cinderella -- Ah! But my sisters are happy!
• Cinderella -- Stay by the hearth, poor cricket, stay
• Cinderella -- How bright the moon is glowing!
• Cinderella sleeping
• Scene VI
• The Fairy -- Dearest child, think'st thou that I care not
• Sylphs and elves
• The Fairy -- It's my desire this charming maiden you see there
• The Fairy -- That a web you may weave, magical, silky fine
• The Spirits -- Now all the little birds their swiftest wings shall send us
• Cinderella -- Good heavens! Ah! am I mad?
• The Fairy -- Now harken well : when chimes the midnight peal
• The Fairy and the spiritis -- Away, my princess of princesses
• Act II : A t court
• Scene I
• Lute, Viole d'Amore, and Crystal Flute (mysterious concert)
• Master of ceremonies, Dean, Ministers, Courtiers -- Let your pleasant thoughts spring
• Scene II : Prince Charming -- Heart void of love, and Spring bare of flowers
• Scene III
• Entrance of the King -- My son, my commands pray fulfil
• The Daughters of nobility (1st entrance of the ballet)
• The Betrothed (2nd entrance)
• The Mandores (3rd entrance)
• The Florentine (4th entrance)
• The Rigadoon of the King (5th entrance) -- Here we are now, here, in his presence!
• Entrance of Cinderella -- Behold! The adorable Fair!
• Scene IV
• Prince Charming -- Thou that strangely appearest
• Cinderella -- For you I shall be the Unknown!
• Prince Charming -- Music I then lose you?
• Cinderella -- Prince Charming you are, oh, how true!
• Prince Charming -- Eh! well, then let your hand
• Prince Charming -- Am I mad? Oh, where can'she have gone?
• Act III
• First Tableau -- After the Ball
• Scene I
• Cinderella -- At last, at last I'm here
• Cinderella -- Upon the stroke of twelve I flew
• Scene II
• Madame de la Haltière, Noémie, Dorothée -- It's true! You are. I tell you to your face
• Madame de la Haltière -- When twenty quart'rings one affords
• Madame de la Haltière, Noémie, Dorothée -- A scheming girl, unknown to all
• Cinderella -- Ah! but tell me, pray, what had the Prince himself to say?
• Pandolfe -- But my daughter looks pale
• Scene III
• Pandolfe -- My poor, my darling child! Ah! be not so distressed!
• Pandolfe -- Come, and we will leave this city
• Cinderella -- And now I feel well
• Scene IV
• Cinderella -- I shall go alone, dear father
• Cinderella -- Farewell, ye memories of joy...of joy and sorrow
• Second Tableau -- At the Fairy's Home
• Scene I
• Voices of the Spiritis (invisible Chorus)
• The Fairy -- Come, ye fugitive shimmers
• Dance of the Dewdrops
• The Spirits -- But behold! Out upon the darksome moor
• Scene II
• Cinderella, Prince Charming -- Upon my knees, Fairy Godmother, I come to you
• Prince Charming -- You that can all things see, what e'er it be
• Cinderella -- Oh, troubled soul, I weep for you
• Prince Charming -- And she has told me the name!
• The Fairy -- Ah! now love!
• Act IV
• First Tableau -- Terrace of Cinderella's Home
• Scene I
• A Spring Morning
• Cinderella -- I've been sleeping again
• Pandolfe -- Ah! you laughed...and you cried
• Cinderella -- Alas! 'twas all a dream!
• Scene II
• Voices of Young Girls -- Come, throw your doors and windows wide
• Cinderella, Pandolfe -- The Spring has come
• Scene III
• Entrance of Madame de la Haltière -- Advance! Recede!
• Madame de la Haltière -- You must know that this day
• Voice of the Herald -- Good people, you are apprised ; Cinderella -- And so my dream was true!
• Second Tableau -- At the King's Palace -- The Court of Honour
• The March of the Princesses
• The Crowd -- All hail! The Princesses!
• Prince Charming -- Set down within its shrine, upon its flow'ry bed
• The Fairy -- Prince Charming, see! Open your eyes! ; Cinderella -- And you are Prince Charming, 'tis true!
• Pandolfe and the Chorus -- Here all ends well, you see. And so we end our play
• [Illustration]
• Synopsis of plot
• [Colophon]

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