Musical Numbers
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Notes:
- † The several musical numbers of the Act I Finale are often merged, on recordings, into a single track, broadly titled "All I Ask of You (Reprise)".
- ‡ The several musical numbers of the Act II Finale are often merged, on recordings, into a single track, broadly titled "Down Once More/Track Down This Murderer," "The Phantom's Lair," or "Beyond the Lake".
- § The forward slash used here between two titles indicates two musical numbers about which it is difficult to distinguish when one ends and the other begins. (Such pairs are often merged on recordings into a single track.)
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