• Overture

ACT I   -   The Village Inn at Vaudrez-les-Vignes, near Macon in Burgundy, France.

• No. 1 - Conscription Chorus - "In there, our young men draw, from the urn and by the law, lots, who shall conscript be, shoulder gun and service see! ..."
• No. 2 - Chorus and Song - Fraisette - "Fraisette!  Just look alive!  Little care for us is shown;  True 'tis, in ev'ry hive, there is sure to be a drone! ..."
• No. 2½ - Exit - "Who will in the ranks quick fall, ready at their country's call, in their havresack mayhap, bâton of a mareschal! ..."
• No. 3 - Waltz Song - Marcel - "Only a moment love was mine, yet drank I deep the draught divine!  Only a moment and no more, yet she's my fate for evermore!"
• No. 4 - Diligence Chorus - "From the coach they're getting down;  now for news from Paris town!"
• No. 5 - Valse - Murielle - "Wild brigands creeping, through thicket sleeping, lurk'd on our way to make us their prey!  All round was lonely, all still..."
• No. 5½ - Exit - "That we further news may hear, coachman! come and have some beer! ..."
• No. 6 - Duet - Fraisette and Gaston - "All I have to give's my heart; take it, love, since we must part!  Poor gift, I know, yet let it go, 'twill only live were'er thou art..."
• No. 7 - Air - Fraisette - "Fare thee well, my humble home, where I slept beneath the eaves.  It is no gilded dome my heart with sorrow leaves..."
• No. 8 - Finale Act I - "Here they come!  Here they come!  Here they come!  Here they come!  Hark! the bugle, hark! the drum! ..."

ACT II   -   The Hall of the Château D'Artemare, that night.

• No. 9 - Entr'Acte
• No. 10 - Recruiting Song - Patatout(?) and Chorus - "Now ladies, whom there's no resisting, just list to me, whilst you I'm 'listing, if so ye all would guardsmen be..."
• No. 10½ - Reprise and Exit - "March, march away!  March, march away!  Shoulder to shoulder, ah it is gay! ..."
• No. 11 - Romance - Marcel - "A soldier I, yet never knew heart-aching, 'tho on hard earth I've laid my weary head, not very sure, ma foi! of ever waking..."
• No. 12 - Song - Murielle - "A lowly servant lass am I, all in the house supposed to do, to dust, sew, milk, wash, boil and fry, as well as put things in a stew! ..."
• No. 13 - Ci-Devant Chorus - "To the rabble rout who rule our land, vow we hatred cordial and hearty;  not forgetting him who heads the band, Corsican canaille ..."
• No. 13½ - Melodrame
• No. 14 - Concerted Number - "Ah! she's very pretty!  Ah! she's very pretty, tho' the girl seems ill at ease, bedizen'd thus!  Ah! it is a pity..."
• No. 14½ - Melodrame - Chorus Exit - "Ah! she's very pretty!  Ah! she's very pretty..." etc.
• No. 15 - Duet - Fraisette and Marcel - "Young, and divinely fair, to her trembling now, feignèd love and vow, shall I falsely swear?  No!  I'd rather break my sword..."
• No. 16 - Valse Chantée - Fraisette, Murielle, Gaston, Marcel and Chorus - "'Neath the lamplight warmly glowing, all too soon the night is going..."
• No. 17 - Melodrame
• No. 17½ - Melodrame
• No. 18 - Finale Act II - "Hail!  the welcome danger that recalls me! ... (What a cursèd accident befalls me!) ... (For a time, at least, the tempest's o'er) ..."

ACT III   -   The Park of the Château D'Artemare, three days later.

• No. 19 - Entr'acte
• No. 20 - Chorus - "Hang the kettle up to warm, and stir the brushwood fire!  Here the village lasses swarm, with all that we require!  Soldiers have such an air! ..."
• No. 21 - Song - Patatout and Chorus - "A prudent girl, at fall of night, the shortcut home should always take; above all, if some village wight should see her in..."
• No. 22 - Duet - Marcel and Gaston - "Soldier! alerte!  Nor dream of home and beauty! ... That will be hard, but, captain, it is well! ... Sentinel!  'tis well! ..."
• No. 23 - Trio - Murielle, Marquis and Marcel - "You give consent? .. Yes! .. 'Tis your intent? .. Yes! .. No room for doubt! .. I may not doubt, yet cannot make it out!"
• No. 24 - Rustic Air - Fraisette and Chorus - "Tho' poor Fraisette in fine brocade and silk array'd be, and tho' he bade the servants all to call me lady! ..."
• No. 25 - Melodrame
• No. 26 - Melodrame
• No. 27 - Finale Act III - "Duty bids me march away, Love's too true to bid me stay!  Think not, comrades, that my dearer life ere shall make me falter in the strife..."

Additional Songs:

• No. 28 - Maire's Song - Poupart and Chorus - "I am a most tremendous local swell, who admiration must compel ... "
• No. 29 - Duet - Marquis and Poupart - "It seems to me but yesterday, although so very long ago, that you and I (I blush to say) were look'd upon as far from slow..."
• No. 30 - Song - Poupart - "At the first I was nervous on ent'ring the service, with goose-step and barrack-drilling, one, two, three! ..."
• No. 31 - Song - Gaston - "The lovers' hour is nigh;  from belfry old, hark!  the angelus is chiming.  Light foot and glancing eye with shepherd pipe..."

Note: Item 29 was composed by J. Crook, and contains 5 more verses, not included here.