La Dueña, Act I Scene 1: Ah! Devil take this plaguey string (Don Antonio, Donna Luisa, Servant, Two Brethren of Deadly Sin)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 1: What vagabonds are those I hear? (Don Jerome, Donna Luisa, Don Antonio, Two Brethren of Deadly Sin)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 2: Peace, booby, peace I say (Don Ferdinand, López)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 2: Hey, Ferdinand, I say (Don Antonio, Don Ferdinand)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 3: But, my charming Duenna… (Donna Luisa, The Duenna)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 3: I suppose you've been serenading too… (Don Jerome, Donna Luisa, Don Ferdinand)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 3: I'm astounded! (Don Jerome, The Duenna)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 4: Clara! Clara, Clara! (Donna Luisa, Donna Clara)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 5: I tell thee, Father, … (Don Isaac, Father Paul, Donna Luisa)
La Dueña, Act I Scene 5: Who's she? (Don Isaac, Donna Luisa, Father Paul, Don Ferdinand, Don Jerome, Gypsy, Beggars, Crowd, Ladies
La Dueña, Act II Scene 1: Donna Clara? (Don Jerome, Don Isaac)
La Dueña, Act II Scene 1: When a tender maid … (The Duenna, Don Isaac)
La Dueña, Act II Scene 1: Well, my friend, have you softened her? (Don Jerome, Don Isaac, Don Ferdinand, López)
La Dueña, Act II: Melodrama and Interlude. Why, I must confess… (Don Jerome, Don Ferdinand)
La Dueña, Act II Scene 2: Was ever truant daughter … (Donna Luisa)
La Dueña, Act II Scene 3: Indeed, my good friend (Don Antonio, Don Isaac, Father Paul, Donna Luisa)
La Dueña, Act III Scene 1: Jam est hora surgere (Don Antonio, Don Isaac, Father Paul, Two Brethren of Deadly Sin)
La Dueña, Act III Scene 1: Antonio! Don Ferdinand is at the porch… (Donna Luisa, Don Isaac, Don Antonio, Don Ferdinand, Father Pau
La Dueña, Act III Scene 1: Turn thee round I pray thee (Donna Luisa, Don Antonio, Father Paul, Donna Clara, Don Ferdinand)
La Dueña, Act III Scene 2: Why, I never was so amazed… (Don Jerome, Don Ferdinand, Donna Clara, López, Guests, Beggars, Chorus)
La Dueña, Act III Scene 2: Don Isaac Mendoza (López, Don Isaac, Don Jerome, Donna Clara, Donna Luisa, Father Paul, Don Ferdinand,
La Dueña, Act III Scene 2: Now come for dance and song… (Don Jerome, All)