The Indian Queen

Part Ii : Act Iii : Scene 1: Remember Not, Lord, Our Offences

Opening Credits

Scene 2 : 'thus Around The Year Of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, 1521' - With Sick And Famish'd Eyes

Part I : Dance

Prologue : Wake, Teculihuatzin - Why Should Men Quarrel

'i Began To Realise' - Not All My Torments Can Your Pity Move

By Ancient Prophecies - If These Be They

Scene 3 : Their Necessary Aid You Use - The Air With Music Gently Wound

Their Looks Are Such - If So Your Goodness

Ye Twice Ten Hundred Deities

Act I : Scene 1: O Solitude

Symphony - Seek Not To Know

Overture - Canzona

Scene 2: 'she Realised, Right From Those First Moments' - I Will Sing Unto The Lord

Scene 4: 'don Alvarado Took Me With Him On Expeditions'

Scene 3 : 'the Most Trusted, The Best' - Blow Up The Trumpet

Scene 5: Ah, How Happy

'he Accepts My Friendship'

Scene 6: If Grief Has Any Pow'r To Kill

Scene 4: Sweeter Than Roses

Scene 7 : Oh! Lead Me To Some Peaceful Gloom

Act Ii : Scene 1: Symphony

Scene 2 : I Come To Sing Great Teculihuatzin's Story - What Flatt'ring Noise Is This

We The Spirits Of The Air

Scene 8: I Attempt From Love's Sickness

I Fly From The Place - Begone, Curst Fiends Of Hell

We Come To Sing

Act Iv : Scene 1: 'oh Lord, Rebuke Me Not'

Scene 3: 'how Fortunate Was I To Have Been Chosen For Something Transcendental'

Scene 2: 'the Smell Of Incense' - They Tell Us

Act V : While Thus We Bow - You Who At The Altar Stand

Scene 4 : See, Even Night Herself Is Here

'and I Dreamed'

All Dismal Sounds

Scene 5 : Music For A While

Curtain Calls And Closing Credits

I Love And I Must

Scene 6: Air - Dance Of Young Warriors

Scene 7: Hear My Prayer, O Lord