Structure
- Overture in D-Minor
- Part One
- Rendezvous in Martha’s Garden - Da kanntest mich, o kleiner Engel (Faust, Gretchen, Mephistopheles)
- Gretchen’s Address to the Mater Dolorosa - Ach neve, Schmerzenreiche (Gretchen)
- In the Cathedral - Wir anders, Gretchen, war dir’s (Gretchen, Evil Spirit)
- Part Two
- Sunrise - Die ihr dies Haupt umschwebt im luftgen Kreise (Ariel, Spirits, Faust)
- Midnight - Ich heiße der Mangel (Want, Guilt, Care, Need, Faust)
- Faust's Death - Herbei herbei! herein herein! (Mephistopheles, Lemurs, Faust)
- Part Three - Faust’s Transfiguration
- Waldung, sie schwankt Heran (Chorus)
- Ewiger Wonnebrand (Pater Ecstaticus)
- Wie Felsenabgrund mir zu Füßen (Pater Profundus, Pater Seraphicus, Chorus)
- Gerettet ist das edle Glied (Angels, Chorus)
- Hier ist die Aussicht frei (Doctor Marianus)
- Dir, der Unberührbaren (Doctor Marianus, Magna Peccatrix, Mulier Samaritana, Maria Aegyptiaca, Penitent, Blessed Boys, Gretchen, Mater Gloriosa)
- Chorus mysticus - Alles ist nur ein vergänglich Gleichnis (Chorus)
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