Amour (musical) - Song List

Song List

  • Overture – Company
  • Office Life – Dusoleil, Madeleine, Claire, Bertrand and Charles
  • Going Home Alone – Dusoleil
  • Other People's Stories – Isabelle and Dusoleil
  • Street Vendors' Waltz – Whore, Painter, Newsvendor, Policemen, Prosecutor, Isabelle and Dusoleil
  • Dusoleil Walks Through the Wall – Dusoleil
  • The Doctor – Doctor and Dusoleil
  • Ordinary Guy – Dusoleil
  • Dusoleil's Revenge – Boss, Dusoleil, Madeleine, Claire, Bertrand and Charles
  • Somebody – Isabelle
  • Prosecutor's Song – Prosecutor
  • Whore's Lament – Whore and Dusoleil
  • Monsieur Passepartout – Newsvendor, Painter, Whore, Madeleine and Policemen
  • Special Time of Day – Isabelle and Dusoleil
  • Waiting – Dusoleil
  • Latest News – Newsvendor, Whore and Painter
  • Dusoleil in Jail – Dusoleil, Madeleine and Claire
  • Painter's Song – Painter
  • Isabelle on Her Balcony – Isabelle, Dusoleil and Prosecutor
  • Transformation – Company
  • The Advocate's Plea – Advocate
  • The Trial – Monsieur le President, Madeleine, Whore, Painter, Prosecutor, Dusoleil and Isabelle
  • Duet for Dusoleil and Isabelle – Dusoleil and Isabelle
  • Whistling Ballet – Dusoleil, Painter, Whore, Newsvendor, Madeleine and Policemen
  • Amour – Isabelle and Dusoleil
  • Dusoleil Meets the Press – Dusoleil, Newsvendor, Doctor and Company
  • Serenade – Dusoleil, Isabelle and Company

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