清新質樸的古典樂曲
具有卓越戲劇歷史的《乞丐歌劇》，經 1728 年於倫敦首演後，又加演了 61 場。更分別於 18、19 世紀重演無數次。此劇錄音版本甚多，但片中乃首次以 18 世紀音樂呈現方式來演出。約翰•蓋伊運用現有的熟悉曲調作為《乞丐歌劇》主要的旋律架構，而「乞丐」二字為劇名有反諷寓意，因為此劇實際上是由 69 首短劇匯集而成；同時它也是對於當時倫敦音樂生命受導於韓德爾式義大利歌劇的排拒。這些曲調乃蓋伊選自不同的背景，包括流行民謠、鄉村舞曲、歌劇樂曲、蘇格蘭及法國歌曲。劇中由「乞丐」及「演員」導入，亦同時穿插於劇尾，成為蓋伊反諷義大利歌劇傳統的主要工具。透過劇中罪犯的行為與對白，評論當時政客和上流社會的陳腐以及低落的道德標準。
曲目：
The Beggar's Opera (Gay/Pepusch/Barlow)
CD1
1. Act 1 No 01. Introduction: If poverty be a title to poetry (Beggar/Player) 1:57
2. Act 1 No 02. Dialogue: Overture 3:13
3. Act 1 No 03. Air 1 'An old woman clothed in gray': Through all the emplyments of life (Peachum) 0:59
4. Act 1 No 04. Dialogue: Sir, Black Moll hath sent word (Filch/Peachum) 1:30
5. Act 1 No 05. Air 2 'The bonny gray-ey'd morn' (Clarke): 'Tis woman that seduces all mankind (Filch/Peachum) 1:43
6. Act 1 No 06. Dialogue: But 'tis now high time to look about me (Peachum) 2:05
7. Act 1 No 07. Dialogue: What of Bob Booty, husband? (Mrs Peachum/Peachum) 0:35
8. Act 1 No 08. Air 3 'Cold and raw': If any wench Venus's girdle wear (Mrs Peachum/Peachum) 3:45
9. Act 1 No 09. Air 4 'Why is your faithful slave disdain'd?' (attrib. Bononcini): If love the virgin's heart invade (Mrs Peachum/Peachum) 3:01
10. Act 1 No 10. Dialogue: Never was a man more out the way in an argument (Mrs Peachum) 0:23
11. Act 1 No 11. Air 5 'Of all the simple things we do': A maid is like the golden ore (Mrs Peachum) 0:42
12. Act 1 No 12. Dialogue: Come hither, Filch (Mrs Peachum/Filch) 2:17
13. Act 1 No 13. Dialogue: I know as well as any of the fine ladies (Polly) 0:32
14. Act 1 No 14. Air 6 'What shall I do to show how much I love her?' (Purcell): Virgins are like the fair flower in its lustre (Polly/Peachum) 2:01
15. Act 1 No 15. Air 7 'Oh London is a fine town': Our Poly is a sad slut! (Mrs Peachum/Peachum/Polly) 2:35
16. Act 1 No 16. Air 8 'Grim king of the ghosts': Can love be control'd by advice? (Polly/Mrs Peachum/Peachum) 2:17
17. Act 1 No 17. Air 9 'O Jenny, O Jenny, where hast thou been?': O Polly, you might have toy'd and kissed (Mrs Peachum/Polly) 1:41
18. Act 1 No 18. Air 10 'Thomas, I cannot': I like a ship in storms was tossed (Polly/Peachum) 1:14
19. Act 1 No 19. Dialogue: Dear wife, be a little pacified (Peachum/Mrs Peachum) 0:53
20. Act 1 No 20. Air 11 'A soldier and a sailor' (Eccles): A fox may steal your hens, sir (Peachum) 1:06
21. Act 1 No 21. Dialogue: 'Twas only Nimming Ned (Polly/Peachum/Mrs Peachum) 1:49
22. Act 1 No 22. Air 12 'Now ponder well, ye parents dear': Oh, ponder well! be not severe (Polly/Mrs Peachum) 1:19
23. Act 1 No 23. Air 13 'Le printemps rappelle aux armes': The turtle this with plaintive crying (Polly/Mrs Peachum/Peachum) 1:44
24. Act 1 No 24. Dialogue: The thing, husband, must and shall be done (Mrs Peachum/Peachum) 0:49
25. Act 1 No 25. Dialogue: Now I'm a wretch (Polly) 1:34
26. Act 1 No 26. Air 14 'Pretty parrot, say' (Freeman): Pretty Polly, say (Macheath/Polly) 1:14
27. Act 1 No 27. Air 15 'Pray, fair one, be kind' (Leveridge): My heart was so free (Macheath/Polly) 1:10
28. Act 1 No 28. Air 16 'Over the hills and far away': Were I laid on Greenland's coast (Macheath/Polly) 1:13
29. Act 1 No 29. Air 17 'Gin thou wert mine awn thing': O what pain it is to part! (Polly/Macheath) 2:50
30. Act 1 No 30. Air 18 'O the broom': The miser thus a shilling sees (Macheath/Polly) 1:10
31. Act 2 No 01. Dialogue: But pr'ythee, Matt, what is become of thy brother Tom? (Ben/Matt/Jemmy/Jack/Wat/Robin/Ned/Harry) 1:49
32. Act 2 No 02. Air 19 'Fill ev'ry glass': Fill ev'ry glass, for wine inspires us (Matt/company) 0:54
33. Act 2 No 03. Dialogue: Gentlemen, well met (Macheath/Matt) 2:22
34. Act 2 No 04. Air 20 'March in Rinaldo' (Handel): Let us take the road (Matt) 1:46
35. Act 2 No 05. Dialogue: What a fool is a fond wench! (Macheath) 0:32
36. Act 2 No 06. Air 21 'Would you have a young virgin?': If the heart of a man is deprest with cares (Macheath/Drawer) 2:25
37. Act 2 No 07. Dialogue: Dear Mrs Coaxer, you are welcome (Macheath) 2:18
38. Act 2 No 08. Air 22 'Cotillon': Youth's the season made for joys (Macheath/Jenny/Coaxer/Vixen/Brazen) 3:29
39. Act 2 No 09. Air 23 'All in a misty morning': Before the barn door crowing (Jenny/Macheath/Trull/Tawdry/Slammekin/Vixen) 1:51
40. Act 2 No 10. Air 24 'When once I lay with another man's wife': The gamesters and lawyers are jugglers alike (Jenny/Tawdry/Macheath) 1:17
41. Act 2 No 11. Dialogue: I seize you, sir, as my prisoner (Peachum/Macheath) 0:43
42. Act 2 No 12. Air 25 'When first I laid siege to my Chloris': At the tree I shall suffer with pleasure (Macheath/Peachum) 0:36
43. Act 2 No 13. Dialogue: Look ye, Mrs Jenny (Vixen/Coaxer/Slammekin/Trull/Jenny) 0:58
44. Act 2 No 14. Dialogue: Noble Captain, you are welcome (Lockit/Macheath) 1:32
45. Act 2 No 15. Air 26 'Courtiers, courtiers think it no harm': Man may escape from rope and gun (Macheath) 1:46
CD2
1. Act 2 No 16. Dialogue: You base man, you! (Lucy) 0:17
2. Act 2 No 17. Air 27 'A lovely lass to a friar came': Thus when a good huswife sees a rat (Luch/Macheath) 0:53
3. Act 2 No 18. Air 28 ''Twas when the sea was roaring' (Handel): How cruel are the traitors (Lucy/Macheath) 3:05
4. Act 2 No 19. Air 29 'The sun had loos'd his weary teams': The first time at the looking-glass (Macheath/Lucy) 1:09
5. Act 2 No 20. Dialogue: In this last affair, brother Peachum (Lockit/Peachum) 1:01
6. Act 2 No 21. Air 30 'How happy are we' (Barrett): When you censure the age (Lockit/Peachum) 2:37
7. Act 2 No 22. Dialogue: Whence come you, hussy? (Lockit/Lucy) 0:35
8. Act 2 No 23. Air 31 'Of a noble race was Shenkin': Is then his fate decreed, sir? (Lucy/Lockit) 0:13
9. Act 2 No 24. Air 32: You'll think e'er many days ensure (Lockit) 2:15
10. Act 2 No 25. Dialogue: Though the ordinary was out of the way today (Lucy/Macheath) 0:35
11. Act 2 No 26. Air 33 'London ladies': If you at an office solicit your due (Macheath/Lucy) 0:41
12. Act 2 No 27. Dialogue: Where is my dear husband? (Polly/Macheath/Lucy) 0:52
13. Act 2 No 28. Air 34 'All in the Downs' (Sandoni): Thus when the swallow, seeking prey (Polly/Macheath/Lucy) 2:19
14. Act 2 No 29. Air 35 'Have you heard of a frolicksome ditty?': How happy could I be with either (Macheath/Polly/Lucy) 0:50
15. Act 2 No 30. Air 36 'Irish trot': I'm bubbled (Polly/Lucy/Macheath) 1:00
16. Act 2 No 31. Air 37: Cease your funning (Polly/Macheath/Lucy) 1:34
17. Act 2 No 32. Air 38 'Good-morrow, gossip': Why how now, Madam Flirt? (Lucy/Polly) 0:38
18. Act 2 No 33. Dialogue: Where's my wench? (Peachum/Polly) 0:27
19. Act 2 No 34. Air 39 'Irish howl' (Vanbrughe): No power on earth can e'er divide (Polly) 1:18
20. Act 2 No 35. Dialogue: I am naturally compassionate, wife (Macheath/Lucy) 1:33
21. Act 2 No 36. Air 40 'The lass of Patie's Mill': I like the fox shall grieve (Lucy) 2:01
22. Act 3 No 01. Dialogue: To be sure, wench (Lockit/Lucy) 1:03
23. Act 3 No 02. Air 41. 'If love's a sweet passion' (Purcell): When young at the bar you first taught me to score (Lucy/Lockit) 2:42
24. Act 3 No 03. Air 42 'South sea ballad': My love is all madness and folly (Lucy/Lockit) 1:23
25. Act 3 No 04. Dialogue: Peachum then intends to outwit me (Lockit) 0:56
26. Act 3 No 05. Air 43 'Packington's pound': Thus gamesters united in friendship are found (Lockit/Lucy) 1:11
27. Act 3 No 06. Dialogue: Why, boy, thou lookest as if thou wert half starv'd (Lockit/Filch) 1:14
28. Act 3 No 07. Dialogue: I am sorry, gentlemen (Macheath) 0:17
29. Act 3 No 08. Air 44 'Lillibulero' (attrib. Purcell): The modes of the court so common are grown (Macheath/Ben/Matt) 2:40
30. Act 3 No 09. Dialogue: The coronation account, brother Peachum (Lockit/Peachum) 1:29
31. Act 3 No 10. Air 45 'Down in the north country': What gudgeons are we me! (Lockit/Peachum/Servant) 1:20
32. Act 3 No 11. Dialogue: Dear Mrs Dye, your servant (Peachum/Trapes/Lockit) 0:28
33. Act 3 No 12. Air 46 'A shepherd kept sheep': In the days of my youth I could bill like a dove (Trapes/Peachum/Lockit) 4:57
34. Act 3 No 13. Dialogue: Jealousy, rage, love and fear (Lucy) 0:09
35. Act 3 No 14. Air 47 'One evening, having lost my way': I'm like a skiff on the ocean tossed (Lucy/Filch) 1:15
36. Act 3 No 15. Dialogue: Dear madam, your servant (Lucy) 0:17
37. Act 3 No 16. Air 48 'Now Roger, I'll tell thee, because thou'rt my son': When a wife's in her pout (Lucy/Polly) 2:08
38. Act 3 No 17. Air 49 'O Bessy Bell': A curse attends that woman's love (Polly/Lucy) 1:23
39. Act 3 No 18. Air 50 'Would fate to me Belinda give' (Wilford): Among them men, coquets we find (Polly/Lucy) 1:29
40. Act 3 No 19. Air 51 'Come, sweet lass': Come, sweet lass (Lucy) 1:00
41. Act 3 No 20. Dialogue: All this wheedling of Lucy cannot be for nothing (Polly) 0:20
42. Act 3 No 21. Dialogue: Come, Miss Polly (Lucy/Polly) 0:51
43. Act 3 No 22. Dialogue: Set your heart to rest, captain (Lockit/Peachum/Lucy/Polly) 0:32
44. Act 3 No 23. Air 52 'The last time I went o'er the moor': Hither, dear husband, turn your eyes (Polly/Lucy/Macheath/Peachum) 1:45
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