Phantom (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I

Overture
Melodie de Paris – Christine, Street Vendors and Prisienne
Paris Is a Tomb – Erik and Acolytes
Dressing for the Night – Open Company and First Nighters
Where in the World – Erik
This Place Is Mine – Carlotta
Home – Christine and Erik
The Music Lessons/Phantom Fugue – Erik, Christine, Carlotta, Cholet, Ledoux, Policemen and Opera Company
You Are Music – Erik and Christine
The Bistro: "Sing, Can You Sing!" – Waiters and Bistro Partygoers
Melodie de Paris (Reprise) - Christine, Waiters, and Bistro Partygoers
Who Could Ever Have Dreamed Up You? – Philippe and Christine
This Place Is Mine (Reprise) – Carlotte
Titania – Oberon, Christine, and Opera Company
Where in the World (Reprise) – Erik

Act II

Entr'acte
Without Your Music – Erik
Where In The World (Reprise) – Erik
The Story of Erik – Carriere, Belladova, Young Carriere, Young Erik, and Company
My True Love – Christine
My Mother Bore Me – Erik
You Are My Own – Erik and Carriere
Finale: You Are Music (Reprise) – Christine

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