Gigi (1958 Film) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

  1. Overture – Orchestra
  2. "Honoré's Soliloquy" – Honoré
  3. "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" – Honoré
  4. "It's a Bore" – Gaston, Honoré
  5. "The Parisians" – Gigi
  6. "The Gossips" – Honoré, Chorus
  7. "She is Not Thinking of Me" – Gaston
  8. "The Night They Invented Champagne" – Gigi, Gaston, Madame Alvarez
  9. "I Remember It Well" – Madame Alvarez, Honoré
  10. "About Gigi" – Aunt Alicia, Madame Alvarez, Gigi
  11. "Gaston's Soliloquy" – Gaston
  12. "Gigi" – Gaston
  13. "I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore" – Honoré
  14. "Say a Prayer for Me Tonight" – Gigi
  15. "Thank Heaven for Little Girls (Reprise)" – Honoré, Chorus

(Note: The album sleeve of the Gigi soundtrack makes a curious cameo appearance on certain versions of the Pink Floyd Ummagumma album cover.)

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