arranged – you take my place, my boy" (Ensemble) Act II "Of all symposia" (Sillimon and Chorus) "Little maid of Arcadee" (Sparkeion) "Olympus is now in a terrible muddle" (Mercury) "You're Diana. I'm Apollo" (Sparkeion, Daphne, Nicemis and Thespis) "Oh rage and fury, Oh shame and sorrow" (Jupiter, Apollo, and Mars) Act II Finale: "We can't stand this" (Ensemble) Recordings As most of the music to Thespis is lost, there is no complete recording of the original score. The ballet, as reconstructed by Spencer and Tillett, has been issued twice on CD: Penny, Andrew, conductor (1992). "Thespis". On Sir Arthur Sullivan – Ballet Music (CD). Marco Polo 8.223460. Pryce-Jones, John, conductor (1991). "Thespis – Ballet in Act 2". On Iolanthe (CD). That's Entertainment Records CDTER2 1188. A recording of the Rees/Morton version of Thespis was issued on LP records, which included the original "Little maid of Arcadee" and "Climbing over rocky mountain": Spencer, Roderick, conductor (1972). Thespis, or The Gods Grown Old. Fulham Light Operatic Society. Rare Recorded Editions SRRE 132/3. "Little maid of Arcadee" has been included in two Sullivan anthologies: Adams, Donald, singer (1971, LP). Donald Adams Sings Sullivan and Gilbert, Brookledge Classics SM-GS-1. Benton, Jeffrey, singer (1992, cassette). If Doughty Deeds, Symposium 1124. Notes References Arranged for piano by Roderick Spencer. External links Thespis at The Gilbert & Sullivan Archive Thespis at The Gilbert & Sullivan Discography Programme from, and other information about, Thespis Another version of "Little Maid of Arcadee" sung by Richard Holmes, brother of Rupert Holmes Operas by Gilbert and Sullivan English-language operas English comic operas Operas 1871 operas Operas set in fictional, mythological and folkloric settings Lost operas Operas set in ancient Greece