Venice Gavotte – Madame Sofronia, Candide, Dr. Pangloss, Cunegonde (Lyrics by Dorothy Parker) Scene 3: Westphalia Finale: Make Our Garden Grow – Candide, Cunegonde, Company This version of the "Lisbon Sequence" was rewritten after the Boston try-out; it introduced the songs "Auto-da-Fé" and "Dear Boy", reinstated in most revivals. The 1973 revival had a couple of songs added (music by Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim unless otherwise noted); "Life Is Happiness Indeed", "Auto Da Fe—What a Day" (lyrics by Sondheim and Latouche), "This World", "The Sheep's Song", and "O Misere". 1989 production Bernstein's "final revised version", recorded in 1989: Act 1 Overture Westphalia Chorale Life Is Happiness Indeed, The Best of All Possible Worlds Universal Good Oh, Happy We It Must Be So (Candide's Meditation) Westphalia Battle Music (Mazurka) Candide's Lament Dear Boy Auto-da-Fé (What a day) Candide Begins His Travels; It Must Be Me (2nd Meditation) The Paris Waltz Glitter and Be Gay You Were Dead, You Know I Am Easily Assimilated (Old Lady's Tango) Quartet Finale Act 2 Entr'acte Universal Good My Love We Are Women The Pilgrim's Procession – Alleluia Quiet Introduction To Eldorado The Ballad Of Eldorado Words, Words, Words (Martin's Laughing Song) Bon Voyage The Kings' Barcarolle Money, Money, Money What's the Use? The Venice Gavotte Nothing More Than This Universal Good Make Our Garden Grow Awards and nominations Original Broadway production 1973 Broadway revival 1988 Old Vic production 1997 Broadway revival Original London production References External links Candide at the official Leonard Bernstein website Candide (1974 version) at the Music Theatre International website A Guide to Leonard Bernstein's Candide List of articles about Candide, sondheimguide.com Candide, synopsis , London Symphony Orchestra, Leonard Bernstein conducting (1989) , June Anderson, Leonard Bernstein conducting, London, 1989 , Diana Damrau, 2007 Richard Tucker Music Foundation Gala Guide, synopsis, videos, www.opera-inside.com 1956 musicals 1956 operas Broadway musicals Candide West End musicals English-language operettas Laurence Olivier Award-winning musicals Operas based on works by Voltaire Operas by Leonard Bernstein Operas Musicals based on short fiction Musicals by Hugh Wheeler Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients Tony Award-winning musicals