Oxford Music Online, "The Mountain Sylph" Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera "Iolanthe" (1882) parodies the theme of a fairy who, for the love of a mortal, is banished from fairy society with the consent of her Queen.
In that work, for the love of a mortal, the fairy Iolanthe is banished from fairy society with the consent of her Queen. Oxford Music Online, "The Mountain Sylph" Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera "Iolanthe" (1882) parodies themes from "The Mountain Sylph".
Oxford Music Online, "The Mountain Sylph" Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera "Iolanthe" (1882) parodies themes from "The Mountain Sylph". In that work, for the love of a mortal, the fairy Iolanthe is banished from fairy society with the consent of her Queen.
Oxford Music Online, "The Mountain Sylph" Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera "Iolanthe" (1882) parodies themes from "The Mountain Sylph". In that work, for the love of a mortal, the fairy Iolanthe is banished from fairy society with the consent of her Queen.