Principal Arias and Numbers
- Overture
- Act 1
- Aria: Cavatina "I'm sad, dear father!", Каватина «Грустно мне, родитель дорогой!» (Lyudmila)
- Act 2
- Aria: Ballad "Welcome, my son", Баллада «Добро пожаловать, мой сын» (Finn, Ruslan)
- Aria: Rondo "The hour of my triumph is near", Рондо «Близок уж час торжества моего» (Farlaf)
- Aria: "O field, field, who has strewn you with dead men's bones", «О поле, поле, кто тебя усеял мертвыми костями» (Ruslan)
- Act 3
- Aria: «И жар и зной сменила ночи тень» (Ratmir)
- Dance: Dances
- Act 4
- Aria: Aria (Lyudmila)
- March: Chernomor's March, «Марш Черномора» (Orchestra)
- Dance: Oriental Dances, «Восточные танцы» (Orchestra)
- Turkish Dance, «турецкий танец»
- Arabian Dance, «арабский танец»
- Lezginka, «лезгинка»
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