ACT I   -  

• Prelude - Pastorale
• No. 1 - Opening Chorus - "Here's three times three for the lads at sea who have lower'd the flag of Spain, and one more cheer for the girls on shore..."
• No. 2 - Song - Dolly - "Let the lords of legislation, ha, ha, ha! ha, ha, ha!  write despatches for the nation, ha, ha, ha! ha, ha, ha!  Simple folk believe them true..."
• No. 3 - Ballad - Dolly - "Ah!  Yes, 'tis my Peter home returning, with joy he greets his native shore.  For those delights all others spurning his Dolly must restore..."
• No. 4 - Bolero - Dolly and Chorus - "With joy entrancing my heart is dancing, past grief enhancing, enhancing my present bliss - he is returning..."
• No. 5 - Couplets - Sneak, Dolly and Flint - "Ah! do not think the gushing tide of love with frowns to turn aside, or deem the heart thy charms possess can yield..."
• No. 6 - Trio - Flint, Sneak and Dolly - "Away, ere you your guardian's wrath inflame ... Revenge, ah, ah, we'll yet her spirit tame! ... O help, O help..."
• No. 6 bis - Trio and Chorus - "How now, what's the row?  We're valiant and courageous, we show our manly phiz whene'er we hear there is a desp'rate scene..."
• No. 7 - Ballad - Peter - "'Twas sad when I and Dolly parted, for she was fair and I was true, and we were well nigh broken-hearted when last we kiss'd..."   ***
• No. 8 - The Pensioner's Chorus - "The Amarynthus was our gallant frigate nam'd; she bore brave Anson's colours at the main.  In many a tough sea-fight..."
• No. 8 bis - The Toast - Peter - "The island tight we love so much with ne'er a fleet to beat her; the sailor lads that make her such, and the lass that waits for Peter."
• No. 9 - Drinking Song - Peter and Chorus - "Thro' storms and thro; tempest the sailor steers, from truth never varies, from courage ne'er veers! ..."
• No. 10 - Finale Act I - "We are sober, we are steady, for the voyage we are ready;  to the Tropics or the Mediterranean sea we'll sail away with Peter..."

ACT II   -  

• No. 10a - Entr'acte
• No. 11 - Song - Sneak - "I left my native land and dared the perils of the sea, and came out here a buccaneer or pirate bold to be..."
• No. 12 - Duo - Peter, Sneak and Men - "Now tremble, now tremble, you traitor, you dark perpetrator of deeds that a mate or a tar should defy.  Come, now..."
• No. 13 - Chorus of Slaves - "O, Caspian!  O, Caspian!  tho' gloomy the wave, and stern the deep shores that thy wild waters lave..."
• No. 14 - Song - Dolly - "If I could rule all women's hearts, I'd so their spirits fashion that they should scorn the tyrant sex and spurn the tender passion..."
• No. 15 - Soli - Flint, Dolly and Chorus - "But beware, for I swear that I'll sell you to the Grand Pasha. ... Nought I care, I'm aware that you'll sell me..."
• No. 16 - Procession, and Sultan's Song - "Sultan am I, not a bit shy;  look at my eye, wary and sly, and upon my word I defy mighty and high kings far and nigh..."
• No. 17 - Song - Flint - "Come buy, come buy, the prices try, they're beauties passing rare, the choicest lot that e'er was got to grace a Mocha fair..."
• No. 17 bis - Slave Dance - Dolly - "Don't buy, don't buy, it's all my eye, they're neither rich nor rare, the shabbiest lot that e'er was got to grace a Mocha fair."
• No. 18 - Duo - Sultan and Dolly - "Sweet Hannah or Alice, oh come to my palace and drink from the chalice of pleasure with me.  Oh, no, this young gal is afraid..."
• No. 19 - Finale Act II - "So you'd better stay with me at Mocha, and be number 5 0 3.  You'll find me the wittiest joker from Greenwich to the Caspian Sea..."

ACT III   -  

• No. 19a - Entr'acte
• No. 20 - Chorus - "It's a woeful sight when late at night cruel husbands beat their spouses, and a marrying maid by her lad betray'd is a sigh which our pity..."
• No. 21 - Yawning Song - Peter - "Tired and worn, rest now I crave;  oh dear, I'm very sleepy.  Blown by the wind, tossed by the wave, oh dear, I am so sleepy..."
• No. 21 bis - Musette
• No. 22 - Slumber Song - Dolly - "Close thou, gentle sleep, these ever wakeful eyes.  Bid no hurtful step intrude where my true lover lies.  Sweet the tender task..."
• No. 23 - Melos
• No. 24 - Chorus of Odalisques - "From chambers most mysterious we come quite mum;  by orders most imperious, we odalisques are dumb..."
• No. 25 - Trio - Sultan, Isidore and Eureka - "Your beauty I hate and despise; your chattering tongue, m'am, annoys me.  You'd best both get out if you're wise..."
• No. 26 - Ballad - Sultan - "My heart with anguish now is torn since you my ardent love deny.  I wish I never had been born, or ere on you had set my eye..."
• No. 27 - Barcarole - Peter and Dolly - "My boat is on the shore, and man-ned she must be by never a mate or a cabin boy, but only you and me..."
• No. 28 - Ballet Music
• No. 29 - Finale Act III - "We are sober, we are steady, for voyage we are ready, from the Tropics to the Mediterranean sea, we'll sail away with Peter..."