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War and Peace, Op. 91, Epigraph: "The Forces of Two and Ten European Nations Have Invaded Russia"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 1: I. "The Radiance of Sky in Spring..."
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 1: II. "I Won't, I Can't Sleep"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 1: ΙΙΙ. "She has not a Care for my Existence"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 2: Ι. Polonaise
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 2: ΙΙ. "Chorus! Let the Chorus Begin!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 2: ΙΙΙ. "The Tsar is to Grace us with his Presence!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 2: IV. "Sonya, There's another Familiar Face: Bolkonsky"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 2: V. "When I was at Otradnoye in May"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 3: I. "The Young Prince's Fiancée"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 3: II. "Ah, Count... how nice to see you"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 3: III. "Ah, Madam, Young Lady... Countess Rostova"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene: IV. "What Right do They Have, to Decide that They Don't Want"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 4: I. "The Charming, Delightful Natasha!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 4: II. "She' Wonderful and Beautiful"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 4: III. "Only you can Decide my Fate"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 5: I. "At ten o'clock in the Evening, She'll be Waiting"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 5: II. "Balaga!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 6: I. "Oh, my Dear Miss Natasha"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 6: II. "A Fine Young Lady you are!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 6: III. "Bezukhov? Show him in"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 6: IV. "I've Sought to Avoid her"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 6: V. "Piotr Kirillovich, Prince Bolkonsky has always Been Your Friend"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 7: I. "Picture the Scene, Countess"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 7: II. "I long to go away, anywhere"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: I. "Come on, Lads!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: II. "Our Kutuzov Came to the People"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: III. "Denisov, her First Fiance"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: IV. "Pierre Bezukhov..."
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: V. "In the old way"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: VI. "There is no people Greater than Ours"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: VII. "The Fanagorysky Grenadier Regiment"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 8: VIII. "It's a Shame, but you're Right"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 9: I. "The Wine is Uncorked"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 10: I. "And so, Gentlemen, the Question is"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 10: II. "When, oh when was this Dreadful Business Decided?"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 11: I. "Moscow is Deserted!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 11: II. "Where did you get such a Good Going-over, Lads?"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 11: III. "Davout, the Cruel Davout"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 11: IV. "Nothing Matters now, Nothing"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 11: V. "Just look at how the Fire is Blazing"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 11: VI. "What a Dreadful Scene!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 12: I. "It's Stretching Higher and Further"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 12: II. "What's that? Something's Pounding against the walls..."
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 13: I. "We Have Burned our Bridges..."
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 13: II. "And what of Moscow?"
War and Peace,Op. 91, Scene 13: III. "The Commander-in-chief is Coming!"
War and Peace, Op. 91, Scene 13: IV. "Hurrah! We Came to Fight to the Death for our Country"
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