Musical Numbers
- No. 1. Duet. "Let us sing" - Strephon and Chloe
- No. 2. Song. "Only a Woman" - Colin
- No. 3. Solo "Far away from care and strife" - Lycidas and quartette
- No. 4. Quartette. "Good people all, attend, attend to me"
- No. 5. Identity quartette. "The question of identity, Suppose we now discuss"
- No. 6. Finale. "In this innocent little vale" - Strephon and chorus
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