Musical Numbers
- Overture
- Pour, oh Pour the Pirate Sherry
- When Frederic Was A Little Lad+
- Oh Better Far to Live and Die++
- Oh False One, You Have Deceived Me
- Climbing Over Rocky Mountain+
- Stop, Ladies, Pray
- Oh Is There Not One Maiden Breast+
- Oh Sisters, Deaf to Pity's Name
- Poor Wandering One++
- Stay, We Must Not Lose Our Senses
- Hold Monsters
- I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General+
- Act I Finale
- Oh Dry the Glistening Tear*
- When the Foeman Bares His Steel++
- Now For The Pirate's Lair
- When You Had Left Our Pirate Fold+
- My Eyes are Fully Open (from Ruddigore)
- Away, Away, My Heart's On Fire
- Stay, Frederic, Stay
- Ah, Leave Me Not To Pine
- Oh Here Is Love And Here Is Truth
- No, I Am Brave+
- Sergeant, Approach+++
- When A Felon's Not Engaged In His Employment+
- A Rollicking Band Of Pirates, We
- With Cat Like Tread++
- Sighing Softly To The River
- Act II Finale++
- Differences from the stage version
- +Shortened
- ++Extended
- +++Originally dialogue.
- Omitted: How Beautifully Blue the Sky
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