Fiddler On The Roof (film) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

  1. "Prologue/Tradition" - Tevye, Company
  2. "Main Title"
  3. "Matchmaker" - Tzeitel, Hodel, Chava, Shprintze, Bielke
  4. "If I Were a Rich Man" - Tevye
  5. "Sabbath Prayer" - Tevye, Golde, Chorus
  6. "To Life" - Tevye, Lazar Wolf, Male Company
  7. "Tevye's Monologue (Tzeitel and Motel)" - Tevye
  8. "Miracle of Miracles" - Motel
  9. "Tevye's Dream" - Tevye, Golde, Grandmother Tzeitel, Rabbi, Fruma-Sarah, Chorus
  10. "Sunrise, Sunset" - Tevye, Golde, Perchik, Hodel, Chorus
  11. "Wedding Celebration/The Bottle Dance" - Orchestra
  12. "Entr'acte"
  13. "Tevye's Monologue (Hodel and Perchik)" - Tevye
  14. "Do You Love Me?" - Tevye, Golde
  15. "Far from the Home I Love" - Hodel
  16. "Tevye's Monologue (Chava and Fyedka)" - Tevye
  17. "Chava Ballet Sequence (Little Bird, Little Chavaleh)" - Tevye
  18. "Anatevka" - Tevye, Golde, Lazar Wolf, Yente, Mendel, Mordcha, Company
  19. "Finale"

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