John Gay: The Beggar's Opera

Introduction. If Poverty Be a Title to Poetry (Beggar, Player)

Air 1. An Old Woman Clothed in Gray (Peachum)

Air 2. The Bonny Gray-Ey'd Morn (Filch, Peachum)

Dialogue. But 'Tis Now High Time to Look About Me (Peachum)

Air 3. Cold and Raw (Mrs Peachum, Peachum)

Dialogue. Never Was a Man More Out the Way in an Argument (Mrs Peachum)

Air 5. Of All the Simple Things We Do (Mrs Peachum)

Dialogue. I Know as Well as Any of the Fine Ladies (Polly)

Air 7. Oh London Is a Fine Town (Mrs Peachum, Peachum, Polly)

Air 9. O Jenny, O Jenny, Where Hast Thou Been? (Mrs Peachum, Polly)

Dialogue. Dear Wife, Be a Little Pacified (Peachum, Mrs Peachum)

Dialogue. 'Twas Only Nimming Ned (Polly, Peachum, Mrs Peachum)

Air 13. Le printemps rappelle aux armes (Polly, Mrs Peachum, Peachum)

Dialogue. The Thing, Husband, Must and Shall Be Done (Mrs Peachum, Peachum)

Dialogue. Now I'm a Wretch, Indeed (Polly)

Air 15. Pray, Fair One, Be Kind (Macheath, Polly)

Air 17. Gin Thou Wert Mine Awn Thing (Polly, Macheath)

Dialogue. But Pr'ythee, Matt, What Is Become of Thy Brother Tom? (Ben, Matt, Jemmy, Jack, Wat, Robin, Ned, Harry)

Dialogue. Gentlemen, Well Met (Macheath, Matt)

Dialogue. What a Fool Is a Fond Wench! (Macheath)

Dialogue. Dear Mrs Coaxer, You Are Welcome (Macheath)

Air 23. All in a Misty Morning (Jenny, Macheath, Trull, Tawdry, Slammekin, Vixen)

Dialogue. I Seize You, Sir, as My Prisoner (Peachum, Macheath)

Dialogue. Look Ye, Mrs Jenny (Vixen, Coaxer, Slammekin, Trull, Jenny)

Air 26. Courtiers, Courtiers Think It No. Harm (Macheath)

Dialogue. You Base Man, You! (Lucy)

Air 27, A Lovely Lass to a Friar Came (Luch, Macheath)

Air 29. The Sun Had Loos'd His Weary Teams (Macheath, Lucy)

Air 30. How Happy Are We (Barrett). When You Censure the Age (Lockit, Peachum)

Air 31. Of a Noble Race Was Shenkin (Lucy, Lockit)

Dialogue. Though the Ordinary Was Out of the Way Today (Lucy, Macheath)

Dialogue. Where Is My Dear Husband? (Polly, Macheath, Lucy)

Air 35. Have You Heard of a Frolicsome Ditty (Macheath, Polly, Lucy)

Air 37. Cease Your Funning (Polly, Macheath, Lucy)

Dialogue. Where's My Wench? (Peachum, Polly)

Air 39. Irish Howl (Vanbrughe). No. Power on Earth Can Eer Divide (Polly)

Air 40. The Lass of Patie's Mill (Lucy)

Dialogue. To Be Sure, Wench (Lockit, Lucy)

Air 42. South Sea Ballad. My Love Is All Madness and Folly (Lucy, Lockit)

Air 43. Packington's Pound (Lockit, Lucy)

Dialogue. I Am Sorry, Gentlemen (Macheath)

Dialogue. The Coronation Account, Brother Peachum (Lockit, Peachum)

Dialogue. Dear Mrs Dye, Your Servant (Peachum, Trapes, Lockit)

Dialogue. Jealousy, Rage, Love and Fear (Lucy)

Dialogue. Dear Madam, Your Servant (Lucy)

Air 48. Now Roger, I'll Tell Thee, Because Thou'rt My Son (Lucy, Polly)

Air 50. Would Fate to Me Belinda Give (Polly, Lucy)

Dialogue. All This Wheedling of Lucy Cannot Be for Nothing (Polly)

Dialogue. Set Your Heart to Rest, Captain (Lockit, Peachum, Lucy, Polly)

Air 53. Tom Tinker's My True Love (Macheath, Polly)

Air 55. Ianthe the Lovely (Barrett). When He Holds Up His Hand (Lucy, Lockit)

Air 57. Bonny Dundee. The Charge Is Prepar'd (Macheath)

Dialogue. Follow Them, Filch, to the Court (Polly, Lucy)

Air 58-66. O Cruel, Cruel, Cruel Case! . Why Are Mine Eyes Still Flowing (Macheath)

Dialogue. For My Having Broke Prison (Macheath, Matt, Jailer)

Air 68. All You That Must Take a Leap. Would I Might Be Hang'd! (Lucy, Polly, Macheath, Jailer)

Dialogue. So, It Seems, I Am Not Left to My Choice (Macheath, Company)