Large mixed ensembleThe Beggar's Opera: 33. No Pow'r On earth

The Beggar's Opera: 33. No Pow'r On earth

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Composer
trad.
Arranger
Linda Fox
Lyricist
John Gay
Difficulty
Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration
1 minute
Genre
Classical music
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Peachum has now arrived at MacHeath's cell hoping to tear his daughter away from him - which will leave Lucy free to do what she will. Polly is trying to stand her ground.

I see Polly here with arms stiff by her side, fists clenched, maybe even stamping out the beat. The tune is origianlly called the Irish Howl, and whatever the words mean in the middle, the effect is that of Polly incoherent with rage and desperation. She should break off with a squeal when Peachum finally manages to pull her away.

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The Beggar's Opera: Overture, The Beggar's Opera: 25. Thus When a Good Housewife Sees a Rat, The Beggar's Opera: 24. Man may Escape from Rope and Gun, The Beggar's Opera: 8. Oh, Polly, you might have Toy'd and Kiss'd, The Beggar's Opera: 2. 'Tis Woman that Seduces All Mankind, The Beggar's Opera: 14. Were I Laid on Greenland's Coast, The Beggar's Opera: 23. Scene Change Music, The Beggar's Opera: 19. If the Heart of a Man is Depressed with Care, The Beggar's Opera: 18. Let us Take the Road, The Beggar's Opera: 17. Fill Every Glass, The Beggar's Opera: 16. Opening of Act 2, The Beggar's Opera: 15. Oh What Pain it is to Part, The Beggar's Opera: 13. My Heart was so Free, The Beggar's Opera: 22. At the Tree I shall Suffer with Pleasure., The Beggar's Opera: 12. Pretty Polly, Say, The Beggar's Opera: 21. Before the Barn-door Crowing, The Beggar's Opera: 11. O Ponder Well, The Beggar's Opera: 10. A Fox may Steal your Hens, Sir., The Beggar's Opera: 20. Youth's the Season Made for Joys, The Beggar's Opera: 1. Through all the employments of life, The Beggar's Opera: 28. Is then his Fate Decree'd. Sir?, The Beggar's Opera: 29: The Turtle thus, with Plaintive Crying, The Beggar's Opera: 31. I'm Bubbled, I'm Bubbled, The Beggar's Opera: 32. Cease Your Funning, The Beggar's Opera: 4. A Maid is like the Golden Ore, The Beggar's Opera: 5. Virgins are Like the Fair Flow'r in its Lustre, The Beggar's Opera: 6. Our Polly is a Sad Slut, The Beggar's Opera: 7. Can Love be Controll'd by Advice?, The Beggar's Opera: 9. I like a Ship in Storms was Tossed and The Beggar's Opera 48: Since Laws were made for Ev'ry Degree

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