Ruslan and Lyudmila (opera) - Structure

Structure

Overture
Act 1
No. 1: Introduction
No. 2: Cavatina (Lyudmila)
No. 3: Finale
Act 2
No. 4: Entr'acte
No. 5: Ballad (Finn)
No. 6: Duettino (Ruslan, Finn)
No. 7: Scene and Rondo (Farlaf)
No. 8: Aria (Ruslan)
No. 9: Scene with the Head
No. 10: Finale – Tale of the Head
Act 3
No. 11: Entr'acte
No. 12: Persian Chorus
No. 13: Cavatina (Gorislava)
No. 14: Aria (Ratmir)
No. 15: Dances
  • Allegro moderato
  • Adagio
  • Grazioso
  • Coda
No. 16: Finale
Act 4
No. 17: Entr'acte
No. 18: Scene and Aria (Lyudmila)
No. 19: March of Chernomor
No. 20: Oriental Dances
No. 21: Chorus
No. 22: Finale
Act 5
No. 23: Entr'acte
No. 24: Romance (Ratmir)
No. 25: Recitative and Chorus
No. 26: Duet (Finn, Ratmir)
No. 27: Finale

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