Tobias Ragg kills the title character after he kills a beggar woman who was really his wife in his quest for revenge on Jude Turpin.
ians refer to the D, E flat, E, B flat motif as this work's namesake chord. An inversion of the 'Dies Irae" chant is played when a character sees how his friend "smiles in the light." The "Dies Irae" is also heard in the brass in the song "Epiphany" as well as in the vocals for the eponymous "Ballad." A passacaglia plays after Jonas Fogg's (*) asylum is escaped by the singer of "Green Finch and Linnet Bird" with Anthony Hope's help. Tobias Ragg kills the title character after he kills a beggar woman who was really his wife in his quest for revenge on Jude Turpin. Beginning with "There's No Place Like London," for 10 points, name this Stephen Sondheim operetta in which the title character decides to bake "A Little Priest" into Mrs. Lovett's meats pies by killing customers of his barber shop.
ians refer to the D, E flat, E, B flat motif as this work's namesake chord.
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