Gilbert and Sullivan Society

Yeah, I think the other one can be deleted. I've compared the lists and everything on the Music Library list is on here.

By the way, with the two pairs of Yeoman songs that are actually the same (none of us knew Yeoman very well), is it the case that one is a recit preceding the other?

"When our gallant norman foes" is an alto solo with accompanying male chorus (who join in with the "the screw may twist" bit) so probably only one or two full copies and lots of copies of the bit for the chorus were produced, which is probably what confused you.

"Tower Warders" is a double chorus, the first bit sung by a SATB chorus, the second movement is "This the autumn of our lives" which has both a section which is a male chorus and then a solo. Then the other chorus join in again. It's a bit mad, and the reason you need lots of men to do Yeomen.

Yeah, we found quite a few like that, with a couple of full scores plus a couple with just the chorus' pages. In that case I think how it's written now is the clearest way to indicate what we have.

Yep that looks fine to me.