Please note that the numbers for each selection are as they have been designated in the 1958 published score.  They do not correspond with the Bernstein Number that I have assigned.  The selections have been linked to the annotations in the Song List.  Although lyrics are not individually credited in the score, I have attributed credits based on the published libretto of 1957.

• --   Overture

Act One

Scene 1   Westphalia

• 1    Ensemble: The Best of All Possible Worlds (Pangloss, Candide, Cunegonde, Chorus) Wilbur
• 2    Duet: Oh, Happy We (Candide, Cunegonde) Wilbur
• 2A  Chorus and Instrumental: Wedding Procession, Chorale and Battle Scene


Scene 1A   Candide Travels to Lisbon

• 3    Instrumental: Candide Begins His Travels
• 3A  Song: It Must Be So (Candide) Wilbur
• 3B  Instrumental: Candide Continues His Travels


Scene 2   Lisbon

• 3C  Bells: Entering Lisbon
• 4    Ensemble: Lisbon Sequence (Arab Conjurer, Casmira and Chorus) Bernstein
• 4A  Instrumental: Fanfare
• 4B  Intstrumental: Earthquake Music


Scene 2A   Candide Travels to Paris

• 5    Song: It Must Be Me (Candide) Wilbur


Scene 3   Paris

• 6    Instrumental: Paris Waltz Scene
• 7    Aria: Glitter and Be Gay (Cunegonde) Wilbur
• 7A  Instrumental: Paris Waltz Reprise
• 8    Duet: You Were Dead, You Know (Candide and Cunegonde) Latouche and Wilbur


Scene 3A   They Travel to Buenos Aires

• 9    Ensemble: Pilgrims' Procession (Cunegonde, Candide, Old Lady and Chorus) Wilbur
• 9A  Chorus: Pilgrims' Exit [Alleluia] (Chorus) Wilbur


Scene 4   Buenos Aires

• 9B  Instrumental: Governor's Fanfare
• 10   Serenade: My Love (Governor) Wilbur and Latouche
• 11   Tango: I Am Easily Assimilated (Old Lady, Cunegonde and Chorus) Bernstein
• 12   Quartet: Finale (Cunegonde, Candide, Old Lady, Governor) Wilbur

Act Two

Scene 1   Buenos Aires

• 13   Trio: Quiet (Cunegonde, Old Lady, Governor) Wilbur
• 14   Instrumental: Candide's Return from Eldorado
• 14A Ballad: Eldorado (Candide and Chorus) Hellman
• 15   Schottische: Bon Voyage (Governor and Chorus) Wilbur


Scene 1A   Candide Travels to Venice

• 15A Instrumental: Into the Raft
• 15B Instrumental: Raft to Venice


Scene 2   Venice

• 15C  Ensemble: Venice Gambling Scene [Money, Money] (Croupier and Chorus) Wilbur
• 16   Waltz: What's the Use? (Old Lady, Ferone, Bazzini, Ivan, Chorus) Wilbur
• 16A Instrumental: Venice Continued
• 17   Ensemble: The Venice Gavotte (Pangloss, Old Lady, Cunegonde, Candide) Parker *


Scene 3   Westphalia

• 17A Instrumental: Return to Westphalia
• 18   Ensemble: Finale: Make Our Garden Grow (Entire Company) Wilbur

Appendix

•    Song: Dear Boy (Pangloss and Sextette of Booth-Keepers) Wilbur



* Note: Although Dorothy Parker is solely credited with the lyrics of "Venice Gavotte", she actually only wrote Pangloss' "Lady Frilly" section.  Richard Wilbur wrote the lyrics for the "I've Got Troubles" section.