Structure of The Opera
- Scene 1
- Dni bez prosveta (Princess and Kashchey)
- Ya vishu devu krasoty chudesnoy (Princess, Kashchey and Burya-Bogatyr)
- Temny yeyo ochi (Arioso of Kashchey)
- Vy, gusli samogudy (Choir / Interlude)
- Scene 2
- Nastala noch (Arioso of Kashcheyevna)
- Glukhaya noch (Scene and arietta of Ivan-Korolevich)
- Pit'yo prokhladnoe (Duet of Kashcheyevna and Ivan-Korolevich)
- Zasnul (Kashcheyevna, Ivan-Korolevich and Burya-Bogatyr)
- Scene 3
- Bayu, bay, Kashchey sedoy (The Lullaby of Princess)
- Mereshchitsja (Duet of Princess and Ivan-Korolevich)
- Prosti, lyubimy korolevich moy (Kashcheyevna, Princess, Ivan-Korolevich and Kashchey)
- Konets zlomu tsarstvu (Final chorus)
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