3 Musketiers - List of Musical Numbers

List of Musical Numbers

  1. Prologue (Streetsinger - Not found in the original Dutch production)
  2. Nu/Heut ist der Tag ("Now"/"Today Is The Day" - d'Artagnan)
  3. Milady ist zurück ("Milady is back" - Milady - written for the German production)
  4. Katholiek en Hugenoot ("Catholic and Huguenots" - Chorus - Dutch production only)
  5. Parijs/Paris ("Paris" - Chorus)
  6. O Heer/O Herr ("Oh Lord" - Cardinal)
  7. Vader/Vater ("Father" - d'Artagnan)
  8. Mannen/Männer ("Men" - Milady and chorus)
  9. Een voor allen/Einer für alle ("All for One" - Athos, Porthos, Aramis, d'Artagnan)
  10. Liefde laat je nooit alleen ("Love will never leave your side" - Athos - Dutch and Hungarian productions only)
  11. Engel aus Kristall ("Crystal Angel" - Athos - German production only)
  12. Constance (d'Artagnan)
  13. Ik Ben Een Vrouw/Wer kann schon ohne Liebe sein ("I Am A Woman"/"Who Can Live Without Love?" - Milady, Anna and Constance)
  14. Jacht/Jagd ("Hunt" - Aristocracy)
  15. Deze Nacht ("Tonight" - Constance and d'Artagnan - Dutch and Hungarian productions only)
  16. Alles/Alles ("All I Ever Want" - d'Artagnan and Constance)
  17. Vecht ("Fight" - Full company - Dutch and Hungarian productions only)
  18. Einer für alle (Reprise) ("All for one" - German productions only)
  19. Prologue Act 2 (Streetsinger)
  20. Niet van Steen/Nicht Aus Stein ("Not Made Of Stone" - Cardinal)
  21. Twijfel/Kein Geteiltes Leid ("Doubt"/"Unshared Sorrow" - Anna)
  22. Knipoog van God/Gott lächelt uns zu ("A Wink From God"/"God Smiles On Us" - Constance)
  23. Geloof mij/Glaubt mir ("Believe Me" - Cardinal)
  24. Waar bleef die zomer?/Wo Ist Der Sommer? ("Where Did That Summer Go?" - Milady (Duet with Athos in later German productions)
  25. Vive Le Roi ("Long Live The King" - Company)

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