Movements
- 1 Overture
- 2 Tripping hither, tripping thither (Celia, Leila, and Chorus of Fairies)
- 3 Iolanthe! From thy dark exile thou art summoned
- 4 "Good-morrow, good mother (Strephon and Chorus of Fairies)
- 5 "Fare thee well, attractive stranger (Queen and Chorus of Fairies)
- 6 "Good-morrow, good lover (Phyllis and Strephon)
- 7 "None shall part us from each other (Phyllis and Strephon)
- 8 "Loudly let the trumpet bray (Chorus of Peers)
- 9 "The law is the true embodiment (Lord Chancellor and Chorus of Peers)
- 10 My well-loved Lord and Barcarole Of all the young ladies I know
- 11 Nay, tempt me not (Phyllis)
- 12 Spurn not the nobly born (Lord Tolloller and Chorus of Peers)
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- 13 My lords, it may not be
- 14 When I went to the Bar (Lord Chancellor)
- 15 Finale Act I (Ensemble)
- 16 When all night long a chap remains (Private Willis)
- 17 Strephon's a member of Parliament (Chorus of Fairies and Peers)
- 18 When Britain really ruled the waves (Lord Mountararat and Chorus)
- 19 In vain to us you plead
- 20 Oh, foolish fay (Queen with Chorus of Fairies)
- 21 18a*. De Belville was regarded as the Crichton of his age (Mountararat)
- 22 Though p'r'aps I may incur thy blame
- 23 Love, unrequited, robs me of my rest... When you're lying awake (Lord Chancellor)
- 24 If you go in you're sure to win (Lord Tolloller, Lord Mountararat, and Lord Chancellor)
- 25 21a*. Recitative My Bill has now been read a second time — Aria. Fold your flapping wings (Strephon)
- 26 If we're weak enough to tarry (Phyllis and Strephon)
- 27 My lord, a suppliant at your feet (Iolanthe)
- 28 It may not be (Lord Chancellor, Iolanthe, and Chorus of Fairies)
- 29 Soon as we may, off and away (Ensemble)
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