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- 1. Overture
- 2. Chorus: Oh the pleasure of the plains (Shepherds, Nymphs)
- 3. Recitative and Aria (Galatea)
- a. Recitative: Ye verdant plains
- b. Aria: Hush, hush, ye pretty warbling quire
- 4. Aria (Acis): Where shall I seek the charming faie
- 5. Recitative and Aria (Damon)
- a. Recitative: Stay, shepherd, stay
- b. Aria: Shepherd, what art thou pursuing
- 6. Recitative and Aria (Acis)
- a. Recitative: Lo! here my love
- b. Aria: Love in her eyes sits playing
- 7. Recitative and Aria (Galatea)
- a. Recitative: Oh! didst thou know the pains
- b. Aria: As when the dove
- 8. Duet (Acis, Galatea): Happy we
- 9. Chorus (Shepherds, Nymphs): Happy we
- 10. Chorus (Shepherds, Nymphs): Wretched lovers
- 11. Recitative (Polyphemus): I rage, I melt
- 12. Aria (Polyphemus): O ruddier than the cherry
- 13. Recitative (Polyphemus): Whither, fairest, art thou running
- 14. Aria (Polyphemus): Cease to beauty to be suing
- 15. Aria: Would you gain the tender creature
- 16. Recitative and Aria (Acis)
- a. Recitative: His hideous love provokes my rage
- b. Aria: Love sounds th'alarm
- 17. Aria (Damon): Consider, fond shepherd
- 18. Recitative (Galatea): Cease, oh cease, thou gentle youth
- 19. Trio (Galatea, Acis, Polyphemus): The flocks shall leave the mountains
- 20. Recitative (Acis): Help, Galatea
- 21. Chorus (Shepherds, Nymphs): Mourn, all ye muses
- 22. Solo with Chorus (Galatea, Shepherds, Nymphs): Must I my Acis still bemoan
- 23. Recitative and Aria (Galatea)
- a. Recitative: Tis done, thus I exert my pow'r divine
- b. Aria: Heart, the seat of soft delight
- 24. Chorus (Shepherds, Nymphs): Galatea, dry thy tears
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