| 1 | The Opening Prologue, and the Second Prologue, in which the instruments attack the Producer |
| 2 | Water Criers and lead-in lines, O What Could He Do But Pick Her Up? |
| 3 | Water Criers and lead-in lines, Witch for Water
The Aldermen's Fugue on No. Wanda the Water Witch |
| 4 | Santa Mystiana the Beautiful |
| 5 | Water Criers. Visitors from strange and foreign places: the Singer from Spoleto, and an Alabama mockingbird - Dear Old Alabama |
| 6 | We Really Love Each Other. In 43 Whines to the Octave |
| 7 | Water Criers. The baseball game is called on account of Rain! |
| 8 | To Hell With the Game! Rain! Rain! The Highest Goodness Is Like Water |
| 9 | Opening Epilogue (after three days of rain). Ghosts, Undele OOmph! |
| 10 | Water Criers. Intervening dialogue. We'll Sue You for a Million! |
| 11 | Do-lo-do-lo - - - doom!
Phoebus bids farewell. The Indian Runners bring news. The final song and dance, Gone, Man, Gone!. With the descending moan of the siren Phoebus plunges wildly into nothingness. |
| 12 | Eighth Epilogue - the Producer finally silences the instruments. |
| Final Epilogue:"The highest goodness is like water" |