Sergey Prokofiev: War and Peace, Op. 91 [1961]

"The Forces of Two and Ten European Nations Have Invaded Russia"

I. "The Radiance of Sky in Spring..."

II. "I Won't, I Can't Sleep"

ΙΙΙ. "She has not a Care for my Existence"

Ι. Polonaise

ΙΙΙ. "The Tsar is to Grace us with his Presence!"

V. "When I was at Otradnoye in May"

II. "Ah, Count... how nice to see you"

III. "Ah, Madam, Young Lady... Countess Rostova"

IV. "What Right do They Have, to Decide that They Don't Want"

II. "She' Wonderful and Beautiful"

III. "Only you can Decide my Fate"

I. "At ten o'clock in the Evening, She'll be Waiting"

I. "Oh, my Dear Miss Natasha"

III. "Bezukhov? Show him in"

IV. "I've Sought to Avoid her"

V. "Piotr Kirillovich, Prince Bolkonsky has always Been Your Friend"

I. "Picture the Scene, Countess"

I. "Come on, Lads!"

III. "Denisov, her First Fiance"

IV. "Pierre Bezukhov..."

VI. "There is no people Greater than Ours"

VII. "The Fanagorysky Grenadier Regiment"

I. "The Wine is Uncorked"

II. "When, oh when was this Dreadful Business Decided?"

II. "Where did you get such a Good Going-over, Lads?"

III. "Davout, the Cruel Davout"

V. "Just look at how the Fire is Blazing"

VI. "What a Dreadful Scene!"

II. "What's that? Something's Pounding against the walls..."

II. "And what of Moscow?"

III. "The Commander-in-chief is Coming!"

IV. "Hurrah! We Came to Fight to the Death for our Country"