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6 Lieder, Op.37 (Zenger, Max)

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|Work Title=6 Lieder
|Alternative Title=6 Lieder für eine mittlere Stimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte
|Opus/Catalogue Number=Op.37
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|Movements Header=6 songs
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#{{Lied|99388|Innen und Aussen}}
#{{Lied|32298|Der sterbende Almansor}}
#{{Lied|10005|Herbstklage}}
#{{Lied|91148|Nachts}}
#{{Lied|34431|Hüte dich}}
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#Nun gebt mir meinen Wanderstab
#Ich habe den Narren oft gemacht
#Auf die schlafende Zuleima
#Holder Lenz, du bist dahin!
#Nacht ist's! die Erde träumet
#Nachtigall, hüte dich
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|Dedication=Herrn {{LinkName|t=Ded|Julius Christian|Stockhausen|Julius Stockhausen}} aus Verehrung
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|Year of First Publication=1880 {{EN}} Munich: [[Schmid Nachfolger|Schmid & Janke]]
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#{{LinkLib|Moritz|Strachwitz}}
#{{LinkLib|Heinrich|Heine}}
#{{LinkLib|Nikolaus|Lenau}}
#{{LinkLib|Ernst|Scherenberg}}
#{{LinkLib|Hermann|Lingg}}
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List of works by Max Zenger

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==Sources==
*Hofmeister Monatsberichte (HMB)

==Works with Opus Number==
*'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.1|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1862)
#Was lachst du mir, mein rosiges Kind
#Lehn' deine Wang' an meine Wang'
#Die Spinnerin
#Ich wollt' meine Schmerzen ergössen sich
#Auf geheimem Waldespfade
#Schäfers Klage
*'''Op.2''' - ?
*'''Op.3''' - {{LinkWorkN|Salve regina|Op.3|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice, mixed chorus, orchestra, and organ (Augsburg: Böhm, 1867); also arranged for 4 voices and organ
*'''Op.4''' - ?
*'''Op.5''' - ?
*'''Op.6''' - ?
*'''Op.7''' - ?
*'''Op.8''' - ?
*'''Op.9''' - ?
*'''Op.10''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder im schwäbischen Volkston|Op.10|Zenger|Max|0}} for mezzo-soprano voice, violin, cello, and piano (Hamburg: Fritz Schuberth, 1869); also arranged for mezzo-soprano voice and piano
#O Lerchle
#Am Bach steht a Linde
#Sag, gold'ger Schatz
*'''Op.11''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.11|Zenger|Max|0}} for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1870)
#Nachtreise
#Trocknet nicht, Thränen
#Die Bergstimme
#Lied des Gärtners
#Abreise
#Trinklied
#Leise zieht durch mein Gemüthe
#Wunsch
*'''Op.12''' - ?
*'''Op.13''' - {{LinkWorkN|5 Lieder|Op.13|Zenger|Max|0}} for 4 (SATB) voices (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Ach Gott, wie soll ich singen" (text by F. Dahn)
#"All' Ding' der Welt vergänglich sein"
#"Viel böse Zeit hab' ich verzehrt"
#Volkslied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Es ist ein Schnee gefallen")
#Mailied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Der Mai, der liebe Maie")
*'''Op.14''' - {{LinkWorkN|Frundsberg|Op.14|Zenger|Max|0}} (Ein Cyclus von Landskneehtsliedern) for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873); text by O. Horn
#"Die Werbetrommel geht durch's Land"
#"Hell gleitet der Stern von der Heimath"
#"Darauf liess ich mich werben"
#"In meiner Stube hängt das Zeug"
#"Ich steck' an meine Hosen"
#"Grad geschossen, grad geschaut"
#"Nun hat doch so ein walscher Tropf"
*'''Op.15''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder|Op.15|Zenger|Max|0}} for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Schon lässt die Blume Blätter fallen"
#Spanisches Liebeslied ("Schön ist die Rose wohl zu schau'n")
#Mariechen süss ("Mariechen süss, Mariechen klein")
*'''Op.16''' - ?
*'''Op.17''' - ''Piano Trio'' in {{K|d}} (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.18''' - ''Festmarsch'' in {{K|Eb}} for orchestra (pub. 1877 or earlier); also arranged for piano solo and piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.19''' - ''3 Stimmungsbilder'' for medium voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Wenn dich die Seufzer kränken"
#Nächtliches Sehnen ("Die Wolken ziehen schwarz und hoch")
#Der Scheintodte ("Den Kranz auf feuchtem Haupte")
*'''Op.20''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Frauengesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#Mein Liebster nur ist mein Gebet ("Ich bete alle Tag' und Stund'")
#"Wie die wilde Ros' im Wald"
#"In ein Mädchen sich verlieben"
*'''Op.21''' - ''3 Lieder'' (Jung Werner's aus Scheffel's Trompeter von Säkkingen) for tenor voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Als ich zum erstenmal dich sah, verstummten meine Worte"
#"Lindduftig hält die Maiennacht"
#"Das ist im Leben hässlich eingerichtet"
*'''Op.22''' - ?
*'''Op.23''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Werner, 1873); possibly first published without an opus; second edition (with opus) from Leipzig, Kistner, 1876
#Weinlied ("Schon grüsst ein scharfer Hauch von Ost")
#"Es ist ein Schnee gefallen"
#"Ich armes Käuzlein kleine"
#Dörpertanzweise ("Den Finken des Waldes die Nachtigall ruft")
#Kaiser Karl im Untersberg ("Im dunklen Bergesschoose schläft wohl an tausend Jahr")
*'''Op.24''' - ''6 Chorgesänge'' for 2 sopranos, alto, tenor, and bass voices (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Sommerruh ("Sommerruh, wie schön bist du")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade")
#Dornröschen ("Wo drüben der Waldbach, der rauschende, geht")
#Weder Mond noch Sterne ("Es gehen Mond und Sterne")
#"Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne"
#Roman ("Der Wildbach bricht sich schäumend Bahn")
*'''Op.25''' - ?
*'''Op.26''' - ?
*'''Op.27''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Erste Liebe ("Schwebst du mit den Erosflügeln")
#Landsknechtlied ("Kriegslust, dir sind wir ergeben")
#Bauernkrieg ("Acht und Bann über den Bauersmann")
#Der junge Invalide ("Leb' wohl, du guter Reiterdienst")
#Heerbannlied ("Ernst ist mein Sinn")
*'''Op.28''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#Ballade ("Es war ein alter König")
#Lied Margaretha's ("Jetzt ist er hinaus in die weite Welt")
#Fischermaid ("Weit her treibt seine Schafe")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade!")
*'''Op.29''' - ''5 Duette'' for soprano, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#"Ein Herz in Lieb'sgedanken"
#Waldandacht ("Frühmorgens, wenn die Hähne kräh'n")
#Die Lehre ("Mutter zum Bienelein")
#Nach Jahren ("Die Mutter lehnt am schattigen Thor")
#Frau Jutte ("Frau Jutte, liebes Mütterlein"; Ballade)
*'''Op.30''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Gesänge'' for mixed chorus and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1880)
#Die Nonne ("Im stillen Klostergarten")
#Abend ("Sehet, es kehret der Abend uns wieder")
#Hans und Grete ("Guckst du mir denn immer nach")
*'''Op.31''' - ''2 Scenen aus Goethe's Faust'' for soprano and orchestra (Leipzig: Kistner, 1878); also set for soprano and piano
#Gretchen am Spinnrade ("Meine Ruh' ist hin")
#Unter der Mater dolorosa ("Ach! neige, du Schmerzensreiche")
*'''Op.32''' - ?
*'''Op.33''' - {{LinkWorkN|Sonata for Piano 4 Hands|Op.33|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|Ab}} (München: Schmid, 1879)
*'''Op.34''' - ?
*'''Op.35''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Hymne an das Feuer ("Seele der Welt, o schaffendes Feuer")
#Vergissmeinnicht ("Es blüht ein schönes Blümchen")
#Des Knaben Berglied ("Ich bin vom Berg der Hirtenknab'")
#An einem Grabe ("Siehst im Gebet an einem Grabe")
#Burschenlied ("Voll Zärtlichkeit will ich der Dirne sagen")
*'''Op.36''' - {{LinkWorkN|4 Chorgesänge|Op.36|Zenger|Max|0}} for mixed chorus (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Da drüben ("Da drüben überm Walde")
#Abschied ("Trauter Boden, da meine Wiege stand")
#Guter Rath im Lenze ("Frühling kommt gegangen")
#Der Pfarrer und sein Töchterlein ("Dein Herz sei stets nur für drei Dinge offen.")
*'''Op.37''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.37|Zenger|Max|0}} for medium voice and piano (München: Schmid & Janke, 1880)
#Wanderlied ("Nun gebt mir meinen Wanderstab")
#Innen und Aussen ("Ich habe den Narren oft gemacht")
#Der sterbende Almansor ("Auf die schlafende Zuleima")
#Herbstklage ("Holder Lenz, du bist dahin!")
#Nachts ("Nacht ist's! die Erde träumet")
#Hüte dich ("Nachtigall, hüte dich")
*'''Op.38''' - ?
*'''Op.39''' - ''Golias'' (Ein Cyklus Studentenlieder des Mittelalters) for 4-part male chorus (Leipzig: Siegel, 1881); translated from Lation by L. Laistner; published in 2 volumes: Vol.1 (Nos.1-4), Vol.2 (Nos.5-7); No.2 later published separately (Siegel, 1884/5)
#Lenz und Liebe ("Fröhlich ist der Vögel Schall")
#Volkslied ("Wohl in dem holden Maienschein")
#Recht der Jugend ("Fort aus Qualm und Bücherstaub")
#Bettelspruch ("Bin ein fahrend Schülerlein)
#Liebeskummer ("Was sie mir versprach"; for solo quartet)
#Liebesschwur ("Lügenzungen, diese frechen!")
#Ein Schwanenlied ("Dereinst war ich so rund gemäst't")
*'''Op.40''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.40|Zenger|Max|0}} for 4-part mixed chorus (München: Aibl, 1879)
#An die Entfernte ("Diese Rose pflück' ich hier")
#Wiedersehen ("Ich hab' die Jahre nicht gezählt")
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#"Am alten Zwingergraben"
#Bei dir ("Die Nächte stürmen")
#Der nächtliche Ritter ("In der mondlos stillen Nacht")
*'''Op.41''' - ?
*'''Op.42''' - {{LinkWorkN|Tragische Ouverture|Op.42|Zenger|Max|0}} for orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1884/5 {{EM}} full score, parts, arr. pf4h)
*'''Op.43''' - ''Schlichte Liedlein'' for 4-part female chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1883); reissued in 1893 in single issues
#Der Frühhahn ("Was hat der Hahn gekräht?")
#Frau Holle ("Schneeflocken wirbeln um und um")
#Das kranke Mägdlein ("Donner in allen Bergen schallt")
#Barbarazweige ("Am Barbaratage holt' ich drei Zweiglein")
#Das Grab der böhmischen Bauerndirne ("Eine Bauerndirn' wollt' einen Grafen han")
#Die Jungfrau und der Klausner ("Wohin so warm im kühlen Wind")
#Das Matrosenlieb ("Mein Schatz hat kein Halstuch")
*'''Op.44''' - ?
*'''Op.45''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.45|Zenger|Max|0}} for medium voice and piano (München: Aibl, 1884)
#Morgengang ("Ich wandle meines Weges still")
#Trost im Lenz ("Wenn im Lenz die ersten Spuren")
#Winternacht ("Zu selig, zu plaudern")
#Der Dengelmann von Briel ("Am Sonntag, wenn zum Feld hinaus")
#Erinnerung ("Ja einmal nimmt der Mensch in seinen Tagen")
#Der Zimmermann ("Lieb Liebchen, leg's Händchen an's Herze mein")
#Lied des stillen Mannes ("Blasse Menschen seh' ich wandeln")
#Ausfahrt ("Berggipfel erglühen")
*'''Op.46''' - ''4 Charakterstücke'' (zum Vortrag in Concert und Salon) for piano (München: Aibl, 1884 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Fantasie
#Romanze
#Notturno
#Mazurka
*'''Op.47''' - ?
*'''Op.48''' - ?
*'''Op.49''' - ''7 Fünfstimmige Chorgesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1886); for various forces: SSATB (Nos.1-3,5), STTBB (No.4), SATTB and trumpet obliggato (No.6), SAATB (No.7)
#Das Waldglöcklein ("Ich hör' ein Glöcklein durch den Wald")
#Spur Verliebter ("Hängt ein Kranz am Lindenbaum")
#Das zerbrochene Krüglein ("Ich ging zum Brunnen im Dämmerlicht")
#"Ein Fichtenbaum steht einsam"
#Um Mitternacht ("Bedächtig stieg die Nacht an's Land")
#Mailied ("Es kommt ein wundersamer Knab")
#Motette ("Seele, lass dir bang nicht werden")
*'''Op.50''' - ?
*'''Op.51''' - ''Stieleriana'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1886); text by Carl Stieler
#Hiltbold's Burg ("Im Gestein, dem wettergrauen")
#Ein Minnesänger ("Hiltebold von Swanegawe")
#Einsamkeit ("Hoch im Gaden, laubumwoben")
#Frau Sonne ("Frau Sonne hell, Frau Sonne hoch")
#Der Gukezer ("Drent bei der Schupfen schreits")
#Von di Ochsen ("Da drent war lang an Ochs im Stall")
*'''Op.52''' - ''5 Chorlieder'' for 2 sopranos, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1887 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Nachtbild ("Leise atmend weilt die Nacht")
#Luarin ("Im Rosengarten Zwergkönig sitzt")
#Der Lerche Morgenlied ("Die Lerche singt ihr Morgenlied")
#Der Christbaum ("Verborgen stand ich")
#Wiegenlied ("Schalf' mein Kind, kein Wetter grollt)
*'''Op.53''' - ?
*'''Op.54''' - ''12 Zweistimmige Liedchen'' for soprano and alto (München: Hieber, 1887)
*'''Op.55''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1887)
#Welke Rosen ("Welk lag und entblättert")
#Beim Gebet eines Kindes ("Seh' ich seine Hände falten")
#Herbstlied ("Des Sommers Fäden weben")
#Frag' und Antwort ("Mein Herz, ich will dich fragen")
#Minnelied ("Wenn Busch und Hain von Liedern klingt")
*'''Op.56''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Scholl, 1888); later edition (Leipzig: Rahter, 1898)
#Gebet ("Herr, den ich tief im Herzen trage")
#Die Abendglocken ("O süsser Abendglockenklang")
#Die Krone im Rhein ("Es lag eine Krone im tiefen Rhein")
#Trinklied ("Was ist das für ein durstig Jahr")
#Der Willekumm ("Und als der Herr von Rodenstein")
*'''Op.57''' - ?
*'''Op.58''' - ?
*'''Op.59''' - ?
*'''Op.60''' - ?
*'''Op.61''' - ?
*'''Op.62''' - ?
*'''Op.63''' - ''6 Lustige Lieder'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1889)
#Hans Theuerlich ("Mich dünkt, es war ganz neuerlich")
#Hoppoldey ("Linken Fuss vorangesetzt")
#Trinkmette ("Hat einer zum Trinken nur triftigen Grund")
#Ringeltanz ("Nun ruft Juchhe! mit Schalle")
#"Wohlauf, du frische Jugend"
#Beim Fass ("Schlagt derb auf's Fass")
*'''Op.64''' - ?
*'''Op.65''' - ''Adagio concertante'' for cello and orchestra (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1889/90); arranged for cello and piano
*'''Op.66''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Gute Nacht ("Mutter Nacht im Mantel grau")
#Friedhofrose ("O du lieblicher Kelch")
#Der König in Norge ("Es war ein König in Norge")
#Marie ("Marie, am Fenster sitzest du")
#Deutsch überall ("Nicht festgebannt an Deutschlands mächt'ge Eichen")
*'''Op.67''' - ?
*'''Op.68''' - ?
*'''Op.69''' - ''6 Lieder'' from mixed chorus (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Am Rhein ("Die Julisonne spendet Glut")
#Lebenswechsel ("Wenn der Vogel singt")
#Abendläuten ("Langsam will der Sommertag sich neigen")
#Waldkonzert ("Nun schweigt auf dunkeln Zweigen")
#Im Johannisberg ("Grüne, blühe, Rebenranke")
#Altdeutsches Tanzlied ("Wohlauf! Der kühle Winter ist vergangen")
*'''Op.70''' - ''2 Concertstücke'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1890); for various forces: mixed chorus, oboe, and string orchestra (No.1), mixed chorus and orchestra (No.2)
#Robin Adair ("Treu und herzinniglich"; Irisches Volkslied)
#Der Luftgeister Gesang ("Von Bergeshöhen ziehen leis'")
*'''Op.71''' - ''3 Gesänge'' (Breslau: Hainauer, 1893); for various forces: SSATB (No.1), SSATBB (No.2), SSATTBB (No.3)
#Jugendliebe ("O! die Tage floh'n")
#Weihe der Nacht ("Nächtliche Stille, heilige Fülle")
#An die Musik ("Schweifen wir durch's Leben bang"; Hymne)
*'''Op.72''' - ?
*'''Op.73''' - ?
*'''Op.74''' - ?
*'''Op.75''' - ''Altgriechisches Liederspiel'' for SATB quartet (or chorus) and piano (Berlin: Ries & Erler, 1891/2)
*'''Op.76''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.76|Zenger|Max|0}} for voice and piano (Nürnberg: Schmid, 1892/3)
#Erste Liebe ("So hat noch Niemand mit mir gethan!")
#Verstohlen ("Wie sind die Stunden so trüb")
#"Ich hab meines Liebsten Sinn erkannt"
#"Über die Haide kam er daher"
#Sommermorgen ("Was ist mir denn geschehen?")
#Was das alles bedeuten soll ("Jüngst flog ein blühendes Zweigelein")
*'''Op.77''' - ?
*'''Op.78''' - ''3 Lieder'' (in oberbayerischer Mundart) for voice and piano (München: Seiling, 1893)
#Die oa', die i' moa' ("Is am Himmi koa Stern")
#Schutzeng'l ("Auf an'jds Kindl an' Engl giebt Acht")
#Guat Nacht ("Guat Nacht, sagt's Diendl")
*'''Op.79''' - ''Die Heinzelmännchen'' ("Wie war zu Cöln es doch vordem") for mixed chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1893); also for mixed chorus and piano
*'''Op.80''' - ''Die Kraniche des Ibykus'' (Leipzig: M. Brockhaus, 1895); text by Schiller. Three versions: for narrator, male chorus and piano; narrator, mixed chorus and piano; narrator and piano; also published in versions with orchestra instead of piano
*'''Op.81''' - ?
*'''Op.82''' - ''3 Chorgesänge'' for SATB (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1896)
#"O Margerit, du auserwählte" (Altfranzösisch)
#Fischerlied ("Die schlanken Fischlein blinken")
#Nachtgruss ("Wie jetzo Alles stille ist")
*'''Op.83''' - ''Trauungs-Gesang'' ("Der Herr sei mit euch") for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and organ (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
*'''Op.84''' - ?
*'''Op.85''' - ''4 Männechöre'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
#Abendfeier ("Wie so leis' die Blätter weh'n")
#Die Lerchen ("Es ziehen die Lerchen")
#Gottesbraut ("Deinem Haupt entsank die Locke")
#Waldeinsamkeit ("Deine süssen, süssen Zauber")
*'''Op.86''' - ?
*'''Op.87''' - ?
*'''Op.88''' - ''Die deutsche Flotte'' ("Erwach' mein Volk mit neuem Sinnen") for male chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Salzer, 1898)
*'''Op.89''' - {{LinkWorkN|Concert-Fantasie|Op.89|Zenger|Max|0}} for clarinet and orchestra (apparently not published during the composer's lifetime).
*'''Op.90''' - {{LinkWorkN|Horn Sonata|Op.90|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|F}} (Leipzig: Rahter, 1903); later published in a version for cello and piano (Leipzig: Rahter, 1905)
*'''Op.91''' - ''Das Mädchen vom Walde'' (Ein Idyll) for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and piano (Leipzig: Leuckart, 1900)
*'''Op.92''' - ?
*'''Op.93''' - ?
*'''Op.94''' - ?
*'''Op.95''' - ?
*'''Op.96''' - ?
*'''Op.97''' - ?
*'''Op.98''' - ?
*'''Op.99''' - ''6 Unterhaltungsstücke'' for violin and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1914)

==Works without known Opus Number==
*''6 Lieder'' for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1864); each issued separately in 1865; possibly Op.2?
#Gott grüss' dich
#Und wüssten's die Blumen
#Mädchen mit dem rothen Mündchen
#Wenn ich auf dem Lager liege
#An die Entfernte
#An den Frühling
*{{LinkWork|Auf Schloss Bellevue||Zenger|Max|0}}
*{{LinkWork|Kain||Zenger|Max|0}} (Opern; Nach Byron's Mysterium frei bearbeitet von Theodor Heigel) for voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1872-73)
*''Mitternacht'' ("Um Mitternacht hab' ich gewacht") for male chorus (Leipzig: Licht & Meyer, 1887)
*''Markomannisches Kinderlied'' ("Mein süsses Mütterlein, o lasse das Weinen") for voice and piano (Vienna: Verwaltung der "Lyra", 1899)
*''Requiescat in pace'' (Trauermarsch) for piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Eros und Psyche'', Lyrisches Musikdrama (München: Haushalter, 1900)
*''Abendgebet'' ("Der Tag ist um, und wiederum hat deine Macht dein Kind bewacht") for voice, organ or piano, and violin ad lib. (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Gute Nacht'' ("Gute Nacht! jetzt gieb mir einen Kuss"; Wiegenlied) for voice and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''An Baldur'' ("Wenn Baldur einzieht in die Welt"; Hymne) for male chorus (Leipzig: A.P. Schmidt, 1905)

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==History==
{{#iflang:|en =Engraving firm located in Leipzig and established by Oswald Bruno Engelmann and Curt Mühlberg in 1875. In December, 1943 the firm's plant was destroyed during an allied bombing raid. Before the end of 1944 the company ceased all operations and was dissolved by 1957.}}

=== Publishing Companies printing with Engelmann & Mühlberg ===
*[[Aibl]] (Munich)
*[[Conrad Glaser]] (Schleusingen)
*August Gotthold (Kaiserslautern)
*[[Johann Gross]] (Inssbruck)
*[[A.J. Gutmann]] (Vienna)
*[[Th. Henkel|Th. Henkel (A. Stamm)]] (Frankfurt am Main)
*[[Otto Junne]] (Leipzig)
*[[Kistler]] (Bad Kissingen)
*C. Marowsky (Minden)
*[[Hermann Oppenheimer]] (Hameln)
*Schöningh (Paderborn)
*[[Schmid Nachfolger]] (Nürnberg)
*[[Urbánek]] (Prague)
*[[Paul Witte]] (Stettin)

== Imprints, Addresses, Agencies ==
===Imprints===
*"Stich und Druck von Engelmann & Mühlberg in Leipzig"
*"Lith. v. Engelmann & Mühlberg, Leipzig"
*"Ryli a tiskli Engelmann & Mühlberg v Lipsku"
*"Lith ústav Engelmanna & Mühlberga v Lipsku"

==Plate Numbers==
Engelmann & Mühlberg appears to have used its own plate numbers found either under its imprint on the title page or at the end of the score. Dates in italics are estimated.
{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="sortable wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
!{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}
|-
|{{hs|0}}2374 || {{CSW|Max|Zenger|6 Lieder, Op.40}} || 1879
|-
|{{hs|0}}4929 || {{CSW|Emilie|Mayer|Faust-Ouverture, Op.46|a=(piano 4 hands)}} || 1881
|-
|{{hs|0}}5034 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Blaník, Op.50|a=(selections for piano 4 hands)}} || ''1882''
|-
|{{hs|0}}5191 || {{CSW|Emanuel|Chvála|Lístky do památníku}} || ''1882''
|-
|{{hs|0}}5468 || {{CSW|Th. M.|Henkemeyer|Vergissmeinnicht, Op.2}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5629 || {{CSW|Frederic Hymen|Cowen|Symphony No.3 'The Scandinavian'|a=(orch. parts)}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5667 || {{CSW|Hugo|Reinhold|Intermezzo scherzoso, Op.29}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5706 || {{CSW|Hugo|Reinhold|Concert-Ouverture, Op.32|a=(full score)}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5984 || {{CSW|Josef Gabriel|Rheinberger|Mass in A major, Op.126}} || 1883
|-
|{{hs|0}}6264 || {{CSW|Josef|Pembaur|Lateinische Messe No.3, Op.25}} || 1883
|-
|{{hs|0}}6578 || {{CSW|Anton|Bruckner|String Quintet, WAB 112|a=(full score)}} || 1884
|-
|{{hs|0}}6806 || {{CSW|Hugo|Reinhold|Miniatures, Op.41}} || 1884
|-
|{{hs|0}}7048 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Vigiliae, Op.20}}|| 1884
|-
|{{hs|0}}7533 || {{CSW|Karel|Kovařovic|Cesta oknem, Op.4|a=(vocal score)}} || 1885
|-
|{{hs|0}}8234 || {{CSW|Max|Brauer|Funerale, Op.11}} || 1887
|-
|{{hs|0}}8257 || {{CSW|G.C.|Closner|2 Stücke, Op.3}} || 1887
|-
|{{hs|0}}8405 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Sonata for Piano 4-hands, Op.28}}|| 1887
|-
|{{hs|0}}8747 || {{CSW|Ludvig|Schytte|Piano Sonata, Op.53}} || 1886
|-
|{{hs|0}}8886 || {{LinkCompS|Zdeněk|Fibich}} || From the Mountains, Op.29 || ''1887''
|-
|{{hs|0}}9221 || {{CSW|Josephine|Lang|Deutscher Sieges-Marsch, Op.48}} || 1888
|-
|{{hs|0}}9832 || {{CSW|Johann Georg|Herzog|7 Tonstücke, Op.61}} || 1889
|-
|{{hs|0}}9903 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Rhönklänge, Op.16|a=(second edition)}} || 1891
|-
|10024 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Námluvy Pelopovy, Op.31|a=(vocal score)}} ||
|-
|10668 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Smír Tantalův, Op.32|a=(vocal score)}} ||
|-
|10714 || {{CSW|Filippo|Capocci|3 Compositions caractéristiques}} ||1890
|-
|10791 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Moltke-Marsch, Op.28|a=(orch. parts)}} || ''1891''
|-
|10884 ||{{CSW|Otto|Grosse|Romanze, Op.42}} || 1891
|-
|10932 ||{{CSW|Otto|Grosse|Lied ohne Worte, Op.25}} || 1891
|-
|10933 ||{{CSW|Otto|Grosse|Andante religioso, Op.28}} || 1891
|-
|10966 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Smrt Hippodamie, Op.33|a=(vocal score)}} || ''1891''
|-
|11794 || {{CSW|Julius|Cyriax|Valse tranquille, Op.2|a=(second edition)}} || 1892
|-
|11837 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Baldurs Tod|a=(Odins Klage und Pflanzensegen)}} || 1892
|-
|12098 || {{CSW|Ludwig Siegfried|Meinardus|Kantate auf Christi Geburt, Op.48}} || 1894
|-
|12600 || {{CSW|Carl|Reinecke|2 Kleine Fantasien, Op.221}} || 1893
|-
|13397 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Büchlein der Unweisheit}} || 1894
|-
|13524 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Begrüssungschor}} || 1895
|-
|13989 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|V podvečer, Op.39|a=(full score)}} || ''1896''
|-
|13998 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Große Fantasie, Op.77}} || ''1897''
|-
|14415 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Hill|Introduction und Allegro appassionato, Op.54}} || 1896
|-
|14653 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 1)}} || 1896
|-
|14744 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(books 2 & 3)}} || 1897
|-
|14763 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 4)}} || 1897
|-
|14776 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Blaník, Op.50|a=(vocal score)}} || ''1897''
|-
|14802 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 5)}} || 1897
|-
|14803 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 6)}} || 1897
|-
|14804 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 7)}} || 1897
|-
|14805 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 8)}} || 1897
|-
|14806 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 9)}} || 1897
|-
|14807 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 10)}} || 1897
|-
|16196 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Jugend-Lieder}} || 1899
|-
|17331 || {{CSW|Julius|Fiesenig|12 Orgelstücke, Op.15}} || 1901
|-
|17589 || {{CSW|Valentin|Engel|25 Stücke, Op.20}} || 1901
|-
|17642 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.3, Op.17}} || 1902
|-
|17887 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.5, Op.22}} || 1902
|-
|17931 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.4, Op.18}} || 1902
|-
|18753 || {{CSW|Louis|Spohr|6 Salonstücke, Op.135|a=No.1}} || 1904
|-
|18753 || {{CSW|Louis|Spohr|Scherzino, WoO 43}} || 1904
|-
|18813 || {{CSW|Carl|Benker|6 Fantasie-Orgelstücke, Op.20}} || 1905
|-
|18865 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.7, Op.25}} || 1904
|-
|19302 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott, Op.28}} || 1905
|-
|19348 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Maia}} ||
|-
|19507 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|12 Lieder, Op.30|a=Book 1 (alto)}} || 1905
|-
|19508 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|12 Lieder, Op.30|a=Book 2 (alto)}} || 1905
|-
|19707 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Fugen, Op.33|a=(No.1)}} || 1906
|-
|19708 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Fugen, Op.33|a=(No.2)}} || 1906
|-
|19709 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Fugen, Op.33|a=(No.3)}} || 1906
|-
|19792 || {{CSW|Václav Juda|Novotný|Rondino}} || ''1906''
|-
|19820 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|10 Kleine Lieder, Op.32}} || 1906
|-
|19967 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Choralvorspiele, Op.36}} || 1906
|-
|20056 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|5 Sprüche und Psalmen, Op.34}} || 1907
|-
|20141 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Zwei Frauen}} || 1906
|-
|20392 || {{CSW|Josef|Pembaur|Lateinische Messe No.7, Op.72}} ||
|-
|20606 || {{CSW|Helen C.|Crane|Piano Trio, Op.20}} || 1907
|-
|21108 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Fantasia e Fuga Tragica, Op.42}} || 1912
|-
|21811 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|7 Sprüche, Op.45}} || 1911
|-
|22431 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Todeszug und Totenfuge, Op.50}} || 1911
|-
|23974 || {{CSW|Ulrich|Hildebrandt|Lieder der Sehnsucht, Op.21|a=(No.1)}} ||
|-
|24159 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Die mit Tränen säen, Op.56}} || 1914
|-
|24160 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|16 Choralvorspiele, Op.59|a=(Book 2)}} || 1914
|-
|24547 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Erster Siegessatz 1916, Op.67}} || 1916
|-
|24596 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Zweiter und Dritter Siegessatz 1916, Op.70|a=(No.1)}} || 1916
|-
|24627|| {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Zweiter und Dritter Siegessatz 1916, Op.70|a=(No.2)}} || 1916
|-
|25178 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.12, Op.65}} || 1921
|-
|25891 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Fantasien, Op.80|a=(No.1)}} || 1925
|-
|25892 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Fantasien, Op.80|a=(No.2)}} || 1925
|-
|25893 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Fantasien, Op.80|a=(No.3)}} || 1925
|-
|26702 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69}} || 1932
|-
|26839 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Bilder Deutscher Dome, Op.76|a=(No.1)}} || 1937
|-
|26840 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Allerseelen, Op.89}} || ''1937''
|-
|}

{{PublishedList}}

== Authority Control ==
*{{viaf|131906832}} (Engelmann & Muhlberg, ca 18--)

== Sources Consulted ==
*[http://www.musikdrucke.htwk-leipzig.de/wordpress/?p=2034 Musikverlagswiki]

== Links ==
*[[:Category:Scores engraved by Engelmann & Mühlberg|Scores engraved by Engelmann & Mühlberg on IMSLP]]

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==History==
{{#iflang:|en =Engraving firm located in Leipzig and established by Oswald Bruno Engelmann and Curt Mühlberg in 1875. In December, 1943 the firm's plant was destroyed during an allied bombing raid. Before the end of 1944 the company ceased all operations and was dissolved by 1957.}}

=== Publishing Companies printing with Engelmann & Mühlberg ===
*[[Aibl]] (Munich)
*[[Conrad Glaser]] (Schleusingen)
*August Gotthold (Kaiserslautern)
*[[Johann Gross]] (Inssbruck)
*[[A.J. Gutmann]] (Vienna)
*[[Th. Henkel|Th. Henkel (A. Stamm)]] (Frankfurt am Main)
*[[Otto Junne]] (Leipzig)
*[[Kistler]] (Bad Kissingen)
*C. Marowsky (Minden)
*[[Hermann Oppenheimer]] (Hameln)
*Schöningh (Paderborn)
*[[Schmid Nachfolger]] (Nürnberg)
*[[Urbánek]] (Prague)
*[[Paul Witte]] (Stettin)

== Imprints, Addresses, Agencies ==
===Imprints===
*"Stich und Druck von Engelmann & Mühlberg in Leipzig"
*"Lith. v. Engelmann & Mühlberg, Leipzig"
*"Ryli a tiskli Engelmann & Mühlberg v Lipsku"
*"Lith ústav Engelmanna & Mühlberga v Lipsku"

==Plate Numbers==
Engelmann & Mühlberg appears to have used its own plate numbers found either under its imprint on the title page or at the end of the score. Dates in italics are estimated.
{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="sortable wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
!{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}
|-
|{{hs|0}}2374 || {{CSW|Max|Zenger|6 Lieder, Op.40}} || 1879
|-
|{{hs|0}}4929 || {{CSW|Emilie|Mayer|Faust-Ouverture, Op.46|a=(piano 4 hands)}} || 1881
|-
|{{hs|0}}5034 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Blaník, Op.50|a=(selections for piano 4 hands)}} || ''1882''
|-
|{{hs|0}}5191 || {{CSW|Emanuel|Chvála|Lístky do památníku}} || ''1882''
|-
|{{hs|0}}5468 || {{CSW|Th. M.|Henkemeyer|Vergissmeinnicht, Op.2}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5629 || {{CSW|Frederic Hymen|Cowen|Symphony No.3 'The Scandinavian'|a=(orch. parts)}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5667 || {{CSW|Hugo|Reinhold|Intermezzo scherzoso, Op.29}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5706 || {{CSW|Hugo|Reinhold|Concert-Ouverture, Op.32|a=(full score)}} || 1882
|-
|{{hs|0}}5984 || {{CSW|Josef Gabriel|Rheinberger|Mass in A major, Op.126}} || 1883
|-
|{{hs|0}}6264 || {{CSW|Josef|Pembaur|Lateinische Messe No.3, Op.25}} || 1883
|-
|{{hs|0}}6578 || {{CSW|Anton|Bruckner|String Quintet, WAB 112|a=(full score)}} || 1884
|-
|{{hs|0}}6806 || {{CSW|Hugo|Reinhold|Miniatures, Op.41}} || 1884
|-
|{{hs|0}}7048 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Vigiliae, Op.20}}|| 1884
|-
|{{hs|0}}7533 || {{CSW|Karel|Kovařovic|Cesta oknem, Op.4|a=(vocal score)}} || 1885
|-
|{{hs|0}}8234 || {{CSW|Max|Brauer|Funerale, Op.11}} || 1887
|-
|{{hs|0}}8257 || {{CSW|G.C.|Closner|2 Stücke, Op.3}} || 1887
|-
|{{hs|0}}8405 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Sonata for Piano 4-hands, Op.28}}|| 1887
|-
|{{hs|0}}8747 || {{CSW|Ludvig|Schytte|Piano Sonata, Op.53}} || 1886
|-
|{{hs|0}}8886 || {{LinkCompS|Zdeněk|Fibich}} || From the Mountains, Op.29 || ''1887''
|-
|{{hs|0}}9221 || {{CSW|Josephine|Lang|Deutscher Sieges-Marsch, Op.48}} || 1888
|-
|{{hs|0}}9832 || {{CSW|Johann Georg|Herzog|7 Tonstücke, Op.61}} || 1889
|-
|{{hs|0}}9903 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Rhönklänge, Op.16|a=(second edition)}} || 1891
|-
|10024 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Námluvy Pelopovy, Op.31|a=(vocal score)}} ||
|-
|10668 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Smír Tantalův, Op.32|a=(vocal score)}} ||
|-
|10714 || {{CSW|Filippo|Capocci|3 Compositions caractéristiques}} ||1890
|-
|10791 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Moltke-Marsch, Op.28|a=(orch. parts)}} || ''1891''
|-
|10884 ||{{CSW|Otto|Grosse|Romanze, Op.42}} || 1891
|-
|10932 ||{{CSW|Otto|Grosse|Lied ohne Worte, Op.25}} || 1891
|-
|10933 ||{{CSW|Otto|Grosse|Andante religioso, Op.28}} || 1891
|-
|10966 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Smrt Hippodamie, Op.33|a=(vocal score)}} || ''1891''
|-
|11794 || {{CSW|Julius|Cyriax|Valse tranquille, Op.2|a=(second edition)}} || 1892
|-
|11837 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Baldurs Tod|a=(Odins Klage und Pflanzensegen)}} || 1892
|-
|12098 || {{CSW|Ludwig Siegfried|Meinardus|Kantate auf Christi Geburt, Op.48}} || 1894
|-
|12600 || {{CSW|Carl|Reinecke|2 Kleine Fantasien, Op.221}} || 1893
|-
|13397 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Büchlein der Unweisheit}} || 1894
|-
|13524 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Begrüssungschor}} || 1895
|-
|13989 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|V podvečer, Op.39|a=(full score)}} || ''1896''
|-
|13998 || {{CSW|Cyrill|Kistler|Große Fantasie, Op.77}} || ''1897''
|-
|14415 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Hill|Introduction und Allegro appassionato, Op.54}} || 1896
|-
|14653 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 1)}} || 1896
|-
|14744 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(books 2 & 3)}} || 1897
|-
|14763 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 4)}} || 1897
|-
|14776 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Blaník, Op.50|a=(vocal score)}} || ''1897''
|-
|14802 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 5)}} || 1897
|-
|14803 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 6)}} || 1897
|-
|14804 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 7)}} || 1897
|-
|14805 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 8)}} || 1897
|-
|14806 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 9)}} || 1897
|-
|14807 || {{CSW|Zdeněk|Fibich|Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.47|a=(book 10)}} || 1897
|-
|16196 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Jugend-Lieder}} || 1899
|-
|17331 || {{CSW|Julius|Fiesenig|12 Orgelstücke, Op.15}} || 1901
|-
|17589 || {{CSW|Valentin|Engel|25 Stücke, Op.20}} || 1901
|-
|17642 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.3, Op.17}} || 1902
|-
|17887 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.5, Op.22}} || 1902
|-
|17931 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.4, Op.18}} || 1902
|-
|18753 || {{CSW|Louis|Spohr|6 Salonstücke, Op.135|a=No.1}} || 1904
|-
|18753 || {{CSW|Louis|Spohr|Scherzino, WoO 43}} || 1904
|-
|18813 || {{CSW|Carl|Benker|6 Fantasie-Orgelstücke, Op.20}} || 1905
|-
|18865 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.7, Op.25}} || 1904
|-
|19302 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott, Op.28}} || 1905
|-
|19348 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Maia}} ||
|-
|19507 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|12 Lieder, Op.30|a=Book 1 (alto)}} || 1905
|-
|19508 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|12 Lieder, Op.30|a=Book 2 (alto)}} || 1905
|-
|19707 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Fugen, Op.33|a=(No.1)}} || 1906
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|19708 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Fugen, Op.33|a=(No.2)}} || 1906
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|19709 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Fugen, Op.33|a=(No.3)}} || 1906
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|19792 || {{CSW|Václav Juda|Novotný|Rondino}} || ''1906''
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|19820 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|10 Kleine Lieder, Op.32}} || 1906
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|19967 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Grössere Choralvorspiele, Op.36}} || 1906
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|20056 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|5 Sprüche und Psalmen, Op.34}} || 1907
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|20141 || {{CSW|Mathilde|Kralik|Zwei Frauen}} || 1906
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|20392 || {{CSW|Josef|Pembaur|Lateinische Messe No.7, Op.72}} ||
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|20606 || {{CSW|Helen C.|Crane|Piano Trio, Op.20}} || 1907
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|21108 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Fantasia e Fuga Tragica, Op.42}} || 1912
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|21811 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|7 Sprüche, Op.45}} || 1911
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|22431 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Todeszug und Totenfuge, Op.50}} || 1911
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|23974 || {{CSW|Ulrich|Hildebrandt|Lieder der Sehnsucht, Op.21|a=(No.1)}} ||
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|24159 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Die mit Tränen säen, Op.56}} || 1914
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|24160 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|16 Choralvorspiele, Op.59|a=(Book 2)}} || 1914
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|24547 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Erster Siegessatz 1916, Op.67}} || 1916
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|24596 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Zweiter und Dritter Siegessatz 1916, Op.70|a=(No.1)}} || 1916
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|24627|| {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Zweiter und Dritter Siegessatz 1916, Op.70|a=(No.2)}} || 1916
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|25178 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Organ Sonata No.12, Op.65}} || 1921
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|25891 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Fantasien, Op.80|a=(No.1)}} || 1925
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|25892 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Fantasien, Op.80|a=(No.2)}} || 1925
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|25893 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|3 Fantasien, Op.80|a=(No.3)}} || 1925
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|26702 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69}} || 1932
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|26839 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Bilder Deutscher Dome, Op.76|a=(No.1)}} || 1937
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|26840 || {{CSW|Hans|Fährmann|Allerseelen, Op.89}} || ''1937''
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|}

== Authority Control ==
*{{viaf|131906832}} (Engelmann & Muhlberg, ca 18--)

== Sources Consulted ==
*[http://www.musikdrucke.htwk-leipzig.de/wordpress/?p=2034 Musikverlagswiki]

== Links ==
*[[:Category:Scores engraved by Engelmann & Mühlberg|Scores engraved by Engelmann & Mühlberg on IMSLP]]

[[Category:Music Publishers]]

List of works by Max Zenger

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{{worklist|Zenger, Max}}
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==Sources==
*Hofmeister Monatsberichte (HMB)

==Works with Opus Number==
*'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.1|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1862)
#Was lachst du mir, mein rosiges Kind
#Lehn' deine Wang' an meine Wang'
#Die Spinnerin
#Ich wollt' meine Schmerzen ergössen sich
#Auf geheimem Waldespfade
#Schäfers Klage
*'''Op.2''' - ?
*'''Op.3''' - {{LinkWorkN|Salve regina|Op.3|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice, mixed chorus, orchestra, and organ (Augsburg: Böhm, 1867); also arranged for 4 voices and organ
*'''Op.4''' - ?
*'''Op.5''' - ?
*'''Op.6''' - ?
*'''Op.7''' - ?
*'''Op.8''' - ?
*'''Op.9''' - ?
*'''Op.10''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder im schwäbischen Volkston|Op.10|Zenger|Max|0}} for mezzo-soprano voice, violin, cello, and piano (Hamburg: Fritz Schuberth, 1869); also arranged for mezzo-soprano voice and piano
#O Lerchle
#Am Bach steht a Linde
#Sag, gold'ger Schatz
*'''Op.11''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.11|Zenger|Max|0}} for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1870)
#Nachtreise
#Trocknet nicht, Thränen
#Die Bergstimme
#Lied des Gärtners
#Abreise
#Trinklied
#Leise zieht durch mein Gemüthe
#Wunsch
*'''Op.12''' - ?
*'''Op.13''' - {{LinkWorkN|5 Lieder|Op.13|Zenger|Max|0}} for 4 (SATB) voices (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Ach Gott, wie soll ich singen" (text by F. Dahn)
#"All' Ding' der Welt vergänglich sein"
#"Viel böse Zeit hab' ich verzehrt"
#Volkslied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Es ist ein Schnee gefallen")
#Mailied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Der Mai, der liebe Maie")
*'''Op.14''' - {{LinkWorkN|Frundsberg|Op.14|Zenger|Max|0}} (Ein Cyclus von Landskneehtsliedern) for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873); text by O. Horn
#"Die Werbetrommel geht durch's Land"
#"Hell gleitet der Stern von der Heimath"
#"Darauf liess ich mich werben"
#"In meiner Stube hängt das Zeug"
#"Ich steck' an meine Hosen"
#"Grad geschossen, grad geschaut"
#"Nun hat doch so ein walscher Tropf"
*'''Op.15''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder|Op.15|Zenger|Max|0}} for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Schon lässt die Blume Blätter fallen"
#Spanisches Liebeslied ("Schön ist die Rose wohl zu schau'n")
#Mariechen süss ("Mariechen süss, Mariechen klein")
*'''Op.16''' - ?
*'''Op.17''' - ''Piano Trio'' in {{K|d}} (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.18''' - ''Festmarsch'' in {{K|Eb}} for orchestra (pub. 1877 or earlier); also arranged for piano solo and piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.19''' - ''3 Stimmungsbilder'' for medium voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Wenn dich die Seufzer kränken"
#Nächtliches Sehnen ("Die Wolken ziehen schwarz und hoch")
#Der Scheintodte ("Den Kranz auf feuchtem Haupte")
*'''Op.20''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Frauengesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#Mein Liebster nur ist mein Gebet ("Ich bete alle Tag' und Stund'")
#"Wie die wilde Ros' im Wald"
#"In ein Mädchen sich verlieben"
*'''Op.21''' - ''3 Lieder'' (Jung Werner's aus Scheffel's Trompeter von Säkkingen) for tenor voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Als ich zum erstenmal dich sah, verstummten meine Worte"
#"Lindduftig hält die Maiennacht"
#"Das ist im Leben hässlich eingerichtet"
*'''Op.22''' - ?
*'''Op.23''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Werner, 1873); possibly first published without an opus; second edition (with opus) from Leipzig, Kistner, 1876
#Weinlied ("Schon grüsst ein scharfer Hauch von Ost")
#"Es ist ein Schnee gefallen"
#"Ich armes Käuzlein kleine"
#Dörpertanzweise ("Den Finken des Waldes die Nachtigall ruft")
#Kaiser Karl im Untersberg ("Im dunklen Bergesschoose schläft wohl an tausend Jahr")
*'''Op.24''' - ''6 Chorgesänge'' for 2 sopranos, alto, tenor, and bass voices (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Sommerruh ("Sommerruh, wie schön bist du")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade")
#Dornröschen ("Wo drüben der Waldbach, der rauschende, geht")
#Weder Mond noch Sterne ("Es gehen Mond und Sterne")
#"Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne"
#Roman ("Der Wildbach bricht sich schäumend Bahn")
*'''Op.25''' - ?
*'''Op.26''' - ?
*'''Op.27''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Erste Liebe ("Schwebst du mit den Erosflügeln")
#Landsknechtlied ("Kriegslust, dir sind wir ergeben")
#Bauernkrieg ("Acht und Bann über den Bauersmann")
#Der junge Invalide ("Leb' wohl, du guter Reiterdienst")
#Heerbannlied ("Ernst ist mein Sinn")
*'''Op.28''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#Ballade ("Es war ein alter König")
#Lied Margaretha's ("Jetzt ist er hinaus in die weite Welt")
#Fischermaid ("Weit her treibt seine Schafe")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade!")
*'''Op.29''' - ''5 Duette'' for soprano, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#"Ein Herz in Lieb'sgedanken"
#Waldandacht ("Frühmorgens, wenn die Hähne kräh'n")
#Die Lehre ("Mutter zum Bienelein")
#Nach Jahren ("Die Mutter lehnt am schattigen Thor")
#Frau Jutte ("Frau Jutte, liebes Mütterlein"; Ballade)
*'''Op.30''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Gesänge'' for mixed chorus and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1880)
#Die Nonne ("Im stillen Klostergarten")
#Abend ("Sehet, es kehret der Abend uns wieder")
#Hans und Grete ("Guckst du mir denn immer nach")
*'''Op.31''' - ''2 Scenen aus Goethe's Faust'' for soprano and orchestra (Leipzig: Kistner, 1878); also set for soprano and piano
#Gretchen am Spinnrade ("Meine Ruh' ist hin")
#Unter der Mater dolorosa ("Ach! neige, du Schmerzensreiche")
*'''Op.32''' - ?
*'''Op.33''' - {{LinkWorkN|Sonata for Piano 4 Hands|Op.33|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|Ab}} (München: Schmid, 1879)
*'''Op.34''' - ?
*'''Op.35''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Hymne an das Feuer ("Seele der Welt, o schaffendes Feuer")
#Vergissmeinnicht ("Es blüht ein schönes Blümchen")
#Des Knaben Berglied ("Ich bin vom Berg der Hirtenknab'")
#An einem Grabe ("Siehst im Gebet an einem Grabe")
#Burschenlied ("Voll Zärtlichkeit will ich der Dirne sagen")
*'''Op.36''' - {{LinkWorkN|4 Chorgesänge|Op.36|Zenger|Max|0}} for mixed chorus (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Da drüben ("Da drüben überm Walde")
#Abschied ("Trauter Boden, da meine Wiege stand")
#Guter Rath im Lenze ("Frühling kommt gegangen")
#Der Pfarrer und sein Töchterlein ("Dein Herz sei stets nur für drei Dinge offen.")
*'''Op.37''' - ''6 Lieder'' for medium voice and piano (München: Schmid & Janke, 1880)
#Wanderlied ("Nun gebt mir meinen Wanderstab")
#Innen und Aussen ("Ich habe den Narren oft gemacht")
#Der sterbende Almansor ("Auf die schlafende Zuleima")
#Herbstklage ("Holder Lenz, du bist dahin!")
#Nachts ("Nacht ist's! die Erde träumet")
#Hüte dich ("Nachtigall, hüte dich")
*'''Op.38''' - ?
*'''Op.39''' - ''Golias'' (Ein Cyklus Studentenlieder des Mittelalters) for 4-part male chorus (Leipzig: Siegel, 1881); translated from Lation by L. Laistner; published in 2 volumes: Vol.1 (Nos.1-4), Vol.2 (Nos.5-7); No.2 later published separately (Siegel, 1884/5)
#Lenz und Liebe ("Fröhlich ist der Vögel Schall")
#Volkslied ("Wohl in dem holden Maienschein")
#Recht der Jugend ("Fort aus Qualm und Bücherstaub")
#Bettelspruch ("Bin ein fahrend Schülerlein)
#Liebeskummer ("Was sie mir versprach"; for solo quartet)
#Liebesschwur ("Lügenzungen, diese frechen!")
#Ein Schwanenlied ("Dereinst war ich so rund gemäst't")
*'''Op.40''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.40|Zenger|Max|0}} for 4-part mixed chorus (München: Aibl, 1879)
#An die Entfernte ("Diese Rose pflück' ich hier")
#Wiedersehen ("Ich hab' die Jahre nicht gezählt")
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#"Am alten Zwingergraben"
#Bei dir ("Die Nächte stürmen")
#Der nächtliche Ritter ("In der mondlos stillen Nacht")
*'''Op.41''' - ?
*'''Op.42''' - {{LinkWorkN|Tragische Ouverture|Op.42|Zenger|Max|0}} for orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1884/5 {{EM}} full score, parts, arr. pf4h)
*'''Op.43''' - ''Schlichte Liedlein'' for 4-part female chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1883); reissued in 1893 in single issues
#Der Frühhahn ("Was hat der Hahn gekräht?")
#Frau Holle ("Schneeflocken wirbeln um und um")
#Das kranke Mägdlein ("Donner in allen Bergen schallt")
#Barbarazweige ("Am Barbaratage holt' ich drei Zweiglein")
#Das Grab der böhmischen Bauerndirne ("Eine Bauerndirn' wollt' einen Grafen han")
#Die Jungfrau und der Klausner ("Wohin so warm im kühlen Wind")
#Das Matrosenlieb ("Mein Schatz hat kein Halstuch")
*'''Op.44''' - ?
*'''Op.45''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.45|Zenger|Max|0}} for medium voice and piano (München: Aibl, 1884)
#Morgengang ("Ich wandle meines Weges still")
#Trost im Lenz ("Wenn im Lenz die ersten Spuren")
#Winternacht ("Zu selig, zu plaudern")
#Der Dengelmann von Briel ("Am Sonntag, wenn zum Feld hinaus")
#Erinnerung ("Ja einmal nimmt der Mensch in seinen Tagen")
#Der Zimmermann ("Lieb Liebchen, leg's Händchen an's Herze mein")
#Lied des stillen Mannes ("Blasse Menschen seh' ich wandeln")
#Ausfahrt ("Berggipfel erglühen")
*'''Op.46''' - ''4 Charakterstücke'' (zum Vortrag in Concert und Salon) for piano (München: Aibl, 1884 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Fantasie
#Romanze
#Notturno
#Mazurka
*'''Op.47''' - ?
*'''Op.48''' - ?
*'''Op.49''' - ''7 Fünfstimmige Chorgesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1886); for various forces: SSATB (Nos.1-3,5), STTBB (No.4), SATTB and trumpet obliggato (No.6), SAATB (No.7)
#Das Waldglöcklein ("Ich hör' ein Glöcklein durch den Wald")
#Spur Verliebter ("Hängt ein Kranz am Lindenbaum")
#Das zerbrochene Krüglein ("Ich ging zum Brunnen im Dämmerlicht")
#"Ein Fichtenbaum steht einsam"
#Um Mitternacht ("Bedächtig stieg die Nacht an's Land")
#Mailied ("Es kommt ein wundersamer Knab")
#Motette ("Seele, lass dir bang nicht werden")
*'''Op.50''' - ?
*'''Op.51''' - ''Stieleriana'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1886); text by Carl Stieler
#Hiltbold's Burg ("Im Gestein, dem wettergrauen")
#Ein Minnesänger ("Hiltebold von Swanegawe")
#Einsamkeit ("Hoch im Gaden, laubumwoben")
#Frau Sonne ("Frau Sonne hell, Frau Sonne hoch")
#Der Gukezer ("Drent bei der Schupfen schreits")
#Von di Ochsen ("Da drent war lang an Ochs im Stall")
*'''Op.52''' - ''5 Chorlieder'' for 2 sopranos, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1887 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Nachtbild ("Leise atmend weilt die Nacht")
#Luarin ("Im Rosengarten Zwergkönig sitzt")
#Der Lerche Morgenlied ("Die Lerche singt ihr Morgenlied")
#Der Christbaum ("Verborgen stand ich")
#Wiegenlied ("Schalf' mein Kind, kein Wetter grollt)
*'''Op.53''' - ?
*'''Op.54''' - ''12 Zweistimmige Liedchen'' for soprano and alto (München: Hieber, 1887)
*'''Op.55''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1887)
#Welke Rosen ("Welk lag und entblättert")
#Beim Gebet eines Kindes ("Seh' ich seine Hände falten")
#Herbstlied ("Des Sommers Fäden weben")
#Frag' und Antwort ("Mein Herz, ich will dich fragen")
#Minnelied ("Wenn Busch und Hain von Liedern klingt")
*'''Op.56''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Scholl, 1888); later edition (Leipzig: Rahter, 1898)
#Gebet ("Herr, den ich tief im Herzen trage")
#Die Abendglocken ("O süsser Abendglockenklang")
#Die Krone im Rhein ("Es lag eine Krone im tiefen Rhein")
#Trinklied ("Was ist das für ein durstig Jahr")
#Der Willekumm ("Und als der Herr von Rodenstein")
*'''Op.57''' - ?
*'''Op.58''' - ?
*'''Op.59''' - ?
*'''Op.60''' - ?
*'''Op.61''' - ?
*'''Op.62''' - ?
*'''Op.63''' - ''6 Lustige Lieder'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1889)
#Hans Theuerlich ("Mich dünkt, es war ganz neuerlich")
#Hoppoldey ("Linken Fuss vorangesetzt")
#Trinkmette ("Hat einer zum Trinken nur triftigen Grund")
#Ringeltanz ("Nun ruft Juchhe! mit Schalle")
#"Wohlauf, du frische Jugend"
#Beim Fass ("Schlagt derb auf's Fass")
*'''Op.64''' - ?
*'''Op.65''' - ''Adagio concertante'' for cello and orchestra (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1889/90); arranged for cello and piano
*'''Op.66''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Gute Nacht ("Mutter Nacht im Mantel grau")
#Friedhofrose ("O du lieblicher Kelch")
#Der König in Norge ("Es war ein König in Norge")
#Marie ("Marie, am Fenster sitzest du")
#Deutsch überall ("Nicht festgebannt an Deutschlands mächt'ge Eichen")
*'''Op.67''' - ?
*'''Op.68''' - ?
*'''Op.69''' - ''6 Lieder'' from mixed chorus (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Am Rhein ("Die Julisonne spendet Glut")
#Lebenswechsel ("Wenn der Vogel singt")
#Abendläuten ("Langsam will der Sommertag sich neigen")
#Waldkonzert ("Nun schweigt auf dunkeln Zweigen")
#Im Johannisberg ("Grüne, blühe, Rebenranke")
#Altdeutsches Tanzlied ("Wohlauf! Der kühle Winter ist vergangen")
*'''Op.70''' - ''2 Concertstücke'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1890); for various forces: mixed chorus, oboe, and string orchestra (No.1), mixed chorus and orchestra (No.2)
#Robin Adair ("Treu und herzinniglich"; Irisches Volkslied)
#Der Luftgeister Gesang ("Von Bergeshöhen ziehen leis'")
*'''Op.71''' - ''3 Gesänge'' (Breslau: Hainauer, 1893); for various forces: SSATB (No.1), SSATBB (No.2), SSATTBB (No.3)
#Jugendliebe ("O! die Tage floh'n")
#Weihe der Nacht ("Nächtliche Stille, heilige Fülle")
#An die Musik ("Schweifen wir durch's Leben bang"; Hymne)
*'''Op.72''' - ?
*'''Op.73''' - ?
*'''Op.74''' - ?
*'''Op.75''' - ''Altgriechisches Liederspiel'' for SATB quartet (or chorus) and piano (Berlin: Ries & Erler, 1891/2)
*'''Op.76''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.76|Zenger|Max|0}} for voice and piano (Nürnberg: Schmid, 1892/3)
#Erste Liebe ("So hat noch Niemand mit mir gethan!")
#Verstohlen ("Wie sind die Stunden so trüb")
#"Ich hab meines Liebsten Sinn erkannt"
#"Über die Haide kam er daher"
#Sommermorgen ("Was ist mir denn geschehen?")
#Was das alles bedeuten soll ("Jüngst flog ein blühendes Zweigelein")
*'''Op.77''' - ?
*'''Op.78''' - ''3 Lieder'' (in oberbayerischer Mundart) for voice and piano (München: Seiling, 1893)
#Die oa', die i' moa' ("Is am Himmi koa Stern")
#Schutzeng'l ("Auf an'jds Kindl an' Engl giebt Acht")
#Guat Nacht ("Guat Nacht, sagt's Diendl")
*'''Op.79''' - ''Die Heinzelmännchen'' ("Wie war zu Cöln es doch vordem") for mixed chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1893); also for mixed chorus and piano
*'''Op.80''' - ''Die Kraniche des Ibykus'' (Leipzig: M. Brockhaus, 1895); text by Schiller. Three versions: for narrator, male chorus and piano; narrator, mixed chorus and piano; narrator and piano; also published in versions with orchestra instead of piano
*'''Op.81''' - ?
*'''Op.82''' - ''3 Chorgesänge'' for SATB (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1896)
#"O Margerit, du auserwählte" (Altfranzösisch)
#Fischerlied ("Die schlanken Fischlein blinken")
#Nachtgruss ("Wie jetzo Alles stille ist")
*'''Op.83''' - ''Trauungs-Gesang'' ("Der Herr sei mit euch") for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and organ (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
*'''Op.84''' - ?
*'''Op.85''' - ''4 Männechöre'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
#Abendfeier ("Wie so leis' die Blätter weh'n")
#Die Lerchen ("Es ziehen die Lerchen")
#Gottesbraut ("Deinem Haupt entsank die Locke")
#Waldeinsamkeit ("Deine süssen, süssen Zauber")
*'''Op.86''' - ?
*'''Op.87''' - ?
*'''Op.88''' - ''Die deutsche Flotte'' ("Erwach' mein Volk mit neuem Sinnen") for male chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Salzer, 1898)
*'''Op.89''' - {{LinkWorkN|Concert-Fantasie|Op.89|Zenger|Max|0}} for clarinet and orchestra (apparently not published during the composer's lifetime).
*'''Op.90''' - {{LinkWorkN|Horn Sonata|Op.90|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|F}} (Leipzig: Rahter, 1903); later published in a version for cello and piano (Leipzig: Rahter, 1905)
*'''Op.91''' - ''Das Mädchen vom Walde'' (Ein Idyll) for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and piano (Leipzig: Leuckart, 1900)
*'''Op.92''' - ?
*'''Op.93''' - ?
*'''Op.94''' - ?
*'''Op.95''' - ?
*'''Op.96''' - ?
*'''Op.97''' - ?
*'''Op.98''' - ?
*'''Op.99''' - ''6 Unterhaltungsstücke'' for violin and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1914)

==Works without known Opus Number==
*''6 Lieder'' for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1864); each issued separately in 1865; possibly Op.2?
#Gott grüss' dich
#Und wüssten's die Blumen
#Mädchen mit dem rothen Mündchen
#Wenn ich auf dem Lager liege
#An die Entfernte
#An den Frühling
*{{LinkWork|Auf Schloss Bellevue||Zenger|Max|0}}
*{{LinkWork|Kain||Zenger|Max|0}} (Opern; Nach Byron's Mysterium frei bearbeitet von Theodor Heigel) for voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1872-73)
*''Mitternacht'' ("Um Mitternacht hab' ich gewacht") for male chorus (Leipzig: Licht & Meyer, 1887)
*''Markomannisches Kinderlied'' ("Mein süsses Mütterlein, o lasse das Weinen") for voice and piano (Vienna: Verwaltung der "Lyra", 1899)
*''Requiescat in pace'' (Trauermarsch) for piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Eros und Psyche'', Lyrisches Musikdrama (München: Haushalter, 1900)
*''Abendgebet'' ("Der Tag ist um, und wiederum hat deine Macht dein Kind bewacht") for voice, organ or piano, and violin ad lib. (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Gute Nacht'' ("Gute Nacht! jetzt gieb mir einen Kuss"; Wiegenlied) for voice and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''An Baldur'' ("Wenn Baldur einzieht in die Welt"; Hymne) for male chorus (Leipzig: A.P. Schmidt, 1905)

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=={{Cat|Dall'Abaco, Joseph}} (Marie Clément Ferdinand) (1710–1805)==
(Son of {{LinkComp|Evaristo Felice|Dall'Abaco}})
* Rondo all'Hongarese for Double Bass and Chamber Orchestra

=={{Cat|Abbiate, Louis}} (1866–1933)==
* Ave Maria in C major (1899) (autograph at Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte, Roma)
* String Quartet in F Op.8 (Enoch, pub.1901) (BNF has this score)
* Cello concerto in D minor Op.35 (1895)
* Piano Concerto "Italien" Op.96 (©1926?) (BNF & GBV have 2-piano reductions.)
* Cello Suite, Op.5 (pub.1904)
* Bassoon Scherzino in B-flat (pub.1901) (pub. by Evette&Schaefer and by Cundy-Bettoney (Curtis Institute, others have this version- plate 6007, 1920s?).)
* Cello Suite No.2, Op.16 (pub.1907)
* Burlesque & Chant du matin for cello and piano (pub.1904)
* Songs (Pièces) pour chant et piano (collection, published when by Lucien Grus. )
* Piano Sonata No.3 elegiac, Op.34 (pub.1925)
* Piano Sonata No.4 quasi sonatine, Op.48 (pub. by Durdilly-Hayet, 1925?)

=={{Cat|Abel, Carl Friedrich}} (1723–1787)==
* Cello concerto in C, WK 60 (possibly first published around 1958 or later in an edition by Walter Knape (i.e. WK))
* 27 Pieces for Bass Viol, complete collection in manuscript (copy of Drexel 5871 or comparable source)
**''If anyone wants to transcribe it (or just put the facsimile on IMSLP), here is the digitized version of the manuscript'': [https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/233dafb0-0d02-013b-7ecc-0242ac110002 NYPL]

=={{Cat|Abert, Johann Joseph}} (1832–1915)==
* String Quartet no.1 in A, Op.25 (pub. 1864 by Hofmeister. Republished 2007, but prefer first edition.)

=={{Cat|Absil, Jean}} (1893–1974)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* String Trio No.1, Op.17 (pub.1962)
* Piano Concerto, Op.30 (pub.1938)
* Piano Quartet, Op.33 (pub.1962)
* Fantasie for piano quartet, Op.40 (pub.1962)
* Suite for piano, Op.62 (1944)

=={{Cat|Achron, Joseph}} (1886–1943)==

=={{Cat|Adam, Adolphe}} (1803–1856)==
* La Jolie Fille de Gand (1842) ''Piano reduction''
* Le Filleule des Fées (1849) ''Piano reduction'' (Harvard Mus. Assoc. library has this reduction, according to Worldcat. Published by Richault.)
* Pierre et Marie, ou le soldat menetrie. (vaudeville, premiered 1824; libretto at Brussels via Internet Archive; score/parts may be lost?...)

=={{Cat|Adam, Louis}} (1758–1848)==
* Souvenir et regret de la perte du célèbre pianiste Clementi, morceau dramatique pour piano.

=={{Cat|Adelburg, August}} (1830–1873)==
* String Quartets Opp.16 (pub.1863) (Op.17 may be {{RISMs|452001998}} of by-1858 (and see {{WC|163626139}} links, it's the same work, but Op.16 is in A minor according to the ad in NZM 1863 p.182...), though the op.nos. listed for his 2 quartets there are 97 (in D) and 98 (in E{{flat}}) - perhaps there are many more qts in ms). There may be two published qts no.1, opp.12 & 16 - HMB lists Op.12 published in 1864 as just quartet, no number.)
* String Quartet no.4 Op.19 in G minor (per HMB?) (pub.1864)
* Violin sonata Op.7 in G minor (Kahnt, 1857)

=={{Cat|Adhémar, Abel d'}} (1812–1851)==
(Well, ca.1812)
* Le Torréador (Sic), paroles de Eugène de Lonlay (Paris: Espinasse, 1838 according to 9 June 1838 BdlF)

=={{Cat|Adlung, Jakob}} (1699–1762)==

=={{Cat|Aggházy, Károly}} (1855–1918)==
* String Quartet, Op.25
* Fairy Play (Art Publication Society, ©1913)
* Violin sonata "dramatique", Op.7

=={{Cat|Agincour, François d'}} (1684–1758)==
* Airs à voix seule et basse continue (1713–1716)

=={{Cat|Agostini, Mezio}} (1875–1944)==
* Trio, Op.17 (pub.1911, Schmidl) (copies at SBB, at Biblioteca Civica di Rovereto, NY Public Library, Libris)
* Ballata in F minor (ded. to Ugo Bassani) for piano (1912, Carisch & Janischen) ( @ BNF, Università di Torino - Sistema Bibliotecario d'Ateneo)
* Violin sonata, Op.46 (pub. 1922, Pizzi) (@ SU Bremen, Università di Torino - Sistema Bibliotecario d'Ateneo, Libris, Collecties NMI)
* Preghiera for organ (©1958, Zanibon)

=={{Cat|Agricola, Johann Friedrich}} (1720–1774)==
* Il filosofo convinto in amore, Divertissement. Uraufführung: Herbst 1750 Potsdam
* La ricamatrice divenuta dama, Intermezzo (1. November 1751 Potsdam)
* Il re pastore, Oper 3 Akte. Libretto: Pietro Metastasio. Uraufführung: 9. Oktober 1752 Berlin
* La citadella ingannata, Oper. Uraufführung: 1752 Antwerpen (Antwerp)
* La nobilità delusa, Dramma giocoso 3 Akte. Uraufführung: 1754 Charlottenburg
* Psyche, Oper 3 Akte. Uraufführung: 1756 Berlin
* Die Sendung des Heiligen Geistes, Oratorium. Komponiert 1757
* Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu, Oratorium. Libretto: Karl Wilhelm Ramler. 25. Dezember 1757 Berlin
* Achille in Sciro, Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Pietro Metastasio. Uraufführung: 16. September 1765 Berlin, zur Vermählung des "Prinzen von Preußen" [nachmals König Friedrich Wilhelm II., 1786-1797] mit Prinzessin Elisabeth von Braunschweig
* Semiramis, Schauspiel 3 Akte von Voltaire. Uraufführung: 11. Juni 1767 Hamburg
* Amor e Psiche, Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Antonio Landi. Uraufführung: 5. Oktober 1767 Berlin, zur Vermählung der Prinzessin Wilhelmine von Preußen mit dem Erbstatthalter von Holland
* Oreste e Pilade Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Antonio Landi. Uraufführung: 24. März 1772 Berlin. Neufassung: I Greci in Tauri: März 1772 Potsdam

=={{Cat|Aguilar, Emanuel}} (1824–1904)==
*Allegro maestoso pour le Pianoforte avec accompagnement d'Orchestre. Op.16.
*3 piano trios

=={{Cat|Agus, Giuseppe}} (1725–1803)==
(ca.1725?, actually.)
* 6 String Quintets (manuscript copies, Naples)
* 6 sonatas for three instruments Op.6 (pub.ca.1775)
* 6 Duets for 2 violins (once attributed to Boccherini, G.72)

=={{Cat|Aimon, Léopold}} (1779–1866)==
* 2nd Bassoon concerto, in D minor (pub.1812, Frey) (see BdlF, 4 Dec. 1812)
* "Quatuor concertino" for strings (published by Heugel in 1853)
* 3 Quartets for strings w/o opus (published 1812 by Frey acc. to BdlF, poss. the same as {{BNFref|12148/cb42809692f|this BNF entry}}) (we may have this already as 3 String Quartets under Collections.)
* Étude élémentaire de l'harmonie (published first in the 1810s?, coauthored with Méhul; went through at least 11 editions through the late 1830s.)

=={{Cat|Akses, Necil Kazım}} (1908–1999)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
No works seem to have been published before 1930, at a quick check, though I haven't checked whether or not they were all registered etc. in the USA...
*Sonat piyano için = Sonata for piano = Sonate für Klavier (J. D. Parajorjiu Yayimi, Istanbul, c (copyright, I assume) 1936)

=={{Cat|Alain, Jehan}} (1911–1940)==
* The Cat with Three Tails (opera) (?!) (does this exist?--ES) (note: possibly Alain's "Chat qui s'en va tout seul" after Kipling?)
* Fantasmagorie, for organ (©1980 in ''Quatre oeuvres pour orgue'' according to http://www.jehanalain.com/works.jsp?lang=fr - JA 63)
:First edited in 1980, this is in the PD in the EU, but copyright in other countries

=={{Cat|Alaleona, Domenico}} (1881–1928)==
* La Città Fiorita for piano (pub. 1922, Ricordi)

=={{Cat|Alard, Jean Delphin}} (1815–1888)==
* Op.3 – Introduction et Variations brillantes for Violin and Piano
* Op.5 – Fantaisie sur un thême original No.3 for Violin and Orchestra
* Op.6 – Nocturne No.1 for Violin and Piano
* Op.7 – Elegie for Violin and Piano
* Op.9 – Fantaisie sur ‘Norma’ de Bellini for Violin and Piano (1842)
* Op.11 – Fantaisie sur ‘Anna Bolena’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1843
* Op.20 – Fantaisie sur ‘La Favorita’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1849)
* Op.50 – 3 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1873)
* Op.50bis – 6 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1873)
* Op.52 – Pastorale et célèbre Menuet de Boccherini
* Op.55 – Fantaisie sur 'Romeo et Juliette' de Gounod for Violin and Piano
* Op.61 – Fantaisie sur ‘Aida’ de Verdi for Violin and Piano (1880)
* Air varié for Violin and Piano (1838)
* Andantino grazioso for Violin and Piano (1839)
* Air béarnaise for Violin and Piano (1848)

=={{Cat|Alary, Georges}} (1850–1928)==
* String Quartet No.3 in G minor, Op.25 (1886)
* String Quartet (No.4), Op.60 (pub.1902, Durdilly)
* String Quartet No.6 in {{K|Eb}} (1917, Paris: C. Hayet.)
* Piano Quintet, Op.45 (ca.1897, Durdilly) (partly uploaded but incomplete)

=={{Cat|Albert, Eugen d'}} (1864–1932)==
* Wie wir die Natur erleben, Op.24
* Lieder (Which opus(es)? Several workpages already exist for this composer with Lieder...)
* Aschenputtel, Op.33

=={{Cat|Alberti, Johann Friedrich}} (1642–1710)==
* Any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Albinoni, Tomaso}} (1671–1751)==
* Sonata in C for Trumpet & Organ
* {{NoComp|12 Trio Sonatas, Op.1|Albinoni, Tomaso}} for Violin I & II and Basso continuo (in full score): No.8 in h-Moll
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aOvcB2XVU0 This] wonderful Adagio for 2 violins & basso continuo taken from [http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/2208477/a/Musica+Barocca.htm this CD] (track #20); unfortunately I don't know where this "manuscript" is...
* Op. 8: 6 Balletti & 6 Sonate a tre (for 2 violins and basso continuo), 1722
* Opera Eumene (digitized by BSB in 2017? See [http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db/0010/bsb00109880/images NBN].) (RISM regards as also/more likely by {{LinkName|Pietro|Torri}} ?)
* L'inconstanza schernita (opera): score

=={{Cat|Albrecht, Sandor}} (1885–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Also known as Alexander Albrecht.
Much information including list of manuscripts, etc. @ {{plain|http://www.albrechtforum.eu/en/Albrechts/Alexander-Albrecht|Albrechtforum.eu}}. Works mostly PD-CA at present if that?
* String Quartet in D, Op.19 (composed 1918; published 1925 by Tischer & Jagenberg)
* Andante con moto for organ, Op.22 (composed 1922; published 1923)

=={{Cat|Albrechtsberger, Johann Georg}} (1736–1809)==
* Missa Assumptionis Beatae Mariae Virginis

=={{Cat|Albrecht of Prussia, Prince Joachim}} (1876–1939)==
* Phantasie e-moll für grosses Orchester (composed in 1912, performed in 1913, published either in 1912 or 1914 © by Berlin Sulzbach)
* Dramatische Phantasie d-moll für orchester (© 1913, published either in 1913 or 1916 by Berlin Sulzbach)
* Raskolnikow-Phantasie für orchester (© 1911, published in 1911 by Berlin Sulzbach)
* Violoncello-Konzerte in Suitenform (ca. 1920, piano reduction published in 1920 by Berlin Sulzbach)
* Ernstes und Heiteres : Vortrags-Stücke für Violino oder Violoncello mit Begleitung des Pianoforte (1924-25, published 1925 by Berlin Sulzbach)

=={{Cat|Alcock Sr., John}} (1715–1806)==
* {{LinkWork|6 Concertos in 7 Parts||Alcock Sr.|John|0}} (pub.1750)

=={{Cat|Alder, Ernest}} (1853–1904)==
* Petit (piano) trio in D major (pub. Lemoine, 1896)

=={{Cat|Aleksandrov, Anatoly}} (1888–1982)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}

=={{Cat|Alfano, Franco}} (1875–1954)==
* Tre Poemi di Rabindranath Tagore - there are several sets; we have the 1919-published set
* Lʹombra di Don Giovanni (vocal score 329pp ©1914)
* Sinfonia classica (no.1 in e? E?; in quattro tempi) (published 1910. Revised, with 3 movements, ©1923)
* Symphony no.2 (in do) (published 1933)
* Triple concerto (©1933)

=={{Cat|Alford, Kenneth J.}} (1881–1945)==
Military marches, particularly:
* The Voice of the Guns (1917)
* The Mad Major (1921)
* By Land and Sea (1941)
* The Standard of St George (1930)
* HM Jollies (1929)

=={{Cat|Alfvén, Hugo}} (1872–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cantata op.36 ''Kantat vid Reformationsfesten i Uppsala den 31 okt. 1917''
* "Gustav II Adolf" suite, op. 49 (©1938-43?)
* Elégie at Emil Sjögren's funeral, Op.38 (pub.1918?)
* Festspiel (Festival Overture), opus 25 (pub.1907)
* Festive Overture, opus 52 ©1944/5
* Legend of the Skerries (En skärgårdssägen) Op. 20 (pub. 1949)
* Synnöve Solbakken
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Symphony No.5 in A minor, op. 54 (1942-1952, revised 1953. Full score & parts of 1953 revision in manuscript @ Fleisher.)
**Published first in 1997 by Swedish Music Information Center. (Op.54 also attached to a work "Saa tag mit hjerte", 1946, published 1949.)

=={{Cat|Alkan, Charles-Valentin}} (1813–1888)==
* Concerto da camera nr 1, nr 2 (Orchestral score)
1er Concerto da camera (orchestral score) copyright worldwide (publ. 1996)
2me Concerto da camera PD EU, copyright in other countries
* Alkan in miniature
** This is actually a collection of other works which we have (I think)
** Collection is comprised of:
*** Prelude Op.31 Nos 13, 21, 6, 9, 8
*** Impromptu Op.32 No.3 Air a 5 temps
*** Canon Op.65 No.3 (Trente chants, 3rd suite)
*** Barcarolle Op.65 No.6
*** La Voix de l'instrument Op.70 No.4 (Trente chants, 5th suite)
*** Gigue Op.24
*** Esquisses Op.63 Nos 1, 4, 25 & Laus Deo.
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* Les Regrets de la Nonnette
* Fantasticheria
* Pas redoublé
* Hermann et Ketty
* L'entrée en loge
* Pour Monsieur Gurkhaus
** Now on the composer's page
* Stances de Millevoye
* Alkan's manuscript copy of the Sonate de concert, Op.47
* The Barenreiter edition of Op.47 (published 1975, so OK for EU)

=={{Cat|Alnæs, Eyvind}} (1872–1932)==
* 60 Light preludes for organ, Op.33 (pub.1921)
* Symphonic variations, Op.8 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Altès, Ernest Eugène}} (1830–1899)==
* String Quartet in D minor, Op.27 (pub.1879)
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (pub.1887)
* PIano Trio No.2, Op.37 in C (Juilliard School has. pub.1908 ({{HMBref|1908|161}}) or earlier)

=={{Cat|Altès, Joseph-Henri}} (1826–1899)==
Note: we do have his younger brother, {{LinkComp|Ernest Eugène|Altès}} (1830–99). A 1910 bio gives his death year as 1895, as does [[wikipedia:de:Joseph-Henri Altès|Wikipedia (German)]].
* 26 Selected Studies
* [[Method for the Boehm Flute (Altès, Joseph-Henri)|Method for the Boehm Flute]] - part 1 uploaded (other parts?)

=={{Cat|Althaus, Basil}} (1865–1910)==
* Violin Concertino No.3 "Militaire", Op.80 (published by Chanot, 1905)
* 56 Short Exercises on Broken Chords in all keys for violin, Op.101 (pub.ca.1910?)

=={{Cat|Altnikol, Johann Christoph}} (1720–1759)==
* eine Klaviersonate
* zwei Kantaten
* eine Ricercare (C-Dur) für Clavier (Orgel?)
* eine Messe in d-Moll (Kyrie, Gloria)

=={{Cat|Alwyn, William Crowther}} (1845–1924)==
Not to be confused with William Alwyn Smith (1905-85), symphonist, chamber and film composer.
* Piano Sonata in F, Op.5 (published 1869)
* Mass in F (published ca.1875. Downloadable online?)
* Piano Sonata in D minor (published 1874, @ British Library)
* Capriccio in F minor for piano (pub. 1876)

=={{Cat|Amade, August}} (1867–1930)==
* Fantaisie : pour piano, Op.33 (Demets, 1909)
* Symphonie pour piano et orchestre, Op.24 (ms, at ÖNB)

=={{Cat|Amadei, Filippo}} (1690–1730)==
* Il pensiero che rapido vola

=={{Cat|Amberg, Herman}} (1834–1902)==
(brother of Johan Amberg. Several posthumously published works, one notices)

=={{Cat|Amberg, Johan}} (1846–1928)==
* Danse des lutins (cello and piano), Op.14 (pub.1923, Stahl)
* Andante funèbre (cello and organ), Op.15 (pub.1923, Stahl)

=='''{{Cat|Ambrosius, Hermann}}''' (1897–1983)==
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BSB has almost 2 dozen scores and 2 manuscripts listed in their catalog but notes that an order is currently not possible (for copyright reasons, presumably!)
* Intermezzi for piano (pub.1913)
* Charakterstücke für Pianoforte, Op.3 at least partially published 1919 by Frankfurt a/O: Bratfisch ({{HMBref|1919|26}}) (Plate G.B.1888, 1896?)
(eventually, when PD-CA or some works PD-US because of publication date, 13-plus symphonies too "wished" for.) sym. 4 Op.42 (Max Brockhaus, 1924 - now PD-US) (at Danish Libraries and U. Rochester Eastman. Performed under Furtwängler.) and piano trio in A-flat minor Op.47 e.g. both pub./ ©1924, 25...)
* Der 90. Psalm : für 3 Soli, gemischten Chor, Orchester und Orgel, Op.50 (Kahnt, ©1925)
* Flute sonata in D major, Op.24 (Zimmermann, ©1924)
* Piano quintet in C minor (premiered 1925/6, not the same as Op.55 quintet in A minor) (published?)
* Faust, Op.18. (Sinfonische Dichtung nach Worten von Goethes "Faust" in 2 Teilen für Solo-Stimmen, gem. Chor. und Orchester. pub. 1927 by Kahnt.) (That's the date where HMB mentions the full score; per Worldcat the vocal score, available in principle eg at Columbia University Libraries in NY is ©1925. Full score in the lib.cats of SLUB, AAB, Zürich and Wurttemburg? also SBBerlin)
* Sonatine für flute und Klavier, Op.63b (pub.1928, so PD-US as of 2024)
* Suite in F for flute and piano, Op.27a (Zimmermann, 1925)

=={{Cat|Ammerbach, Elias Nikolaus}} (1530–1597)==

=={{Cat|Amon, Johann Andreas}} (1763–1825)==
* Op.100. Piano Sonata No.6 (published 1824)
* Op.70. Sonate perodique trés facile pour le piano forté, Opus 70 (Schott, published 1810s)
* Op.25 Symphony (parts @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)
* Op.30 symphony (several sources available. Published in 1805)
* Op.19 violin sonatas (published by André ca.1803, @SBB)
* Op.30 Also: 3 flute quartets
* Op.44 Flute concerto (published 1807)
* Op.118 2d quintetto pour flûte & cor, obligés, violon, alto & violoncelle, contre-bass ad lib (pub. André) (republished/edited? 1999) (recently recorded)

=={{Cat|Amory, Anton Herman}} (1862–1930)==

=={{Cat|Ancot, Jean}} (1799–1829)==
* Piano Sonata (grande sonate) No.1, Op.4 (pub.1819)
* Piano Sonata (grande sonate), Op.10

=={{Cat|Andersen-Wingar, Alfred}} (1869–1952)==
* Les naïades, idylle für kleines orchester (Lienau/Schlesinger)

=={{Cat|André, Johann Anton}} (1775–1842)==
* Symphony in D "Tempest", Op.41 (ca.1819)

=={{Cat|Andreae, Volkmar}} (1879–1962)==
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* Symphony in C, Op.31 (pub.1920 by [[Hug]])
* Charon's Nachen, Op.3 (soloists, chorus & orchestra) published 1904 by [[Schott]]
* Kleine Suite (serenade) für orchester, Op.27 (pub.1918? {{HMBref|1918|118}})
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.4 (published in 1903)
* Rhapsody for violin and orchestra (published 1920)
* Musik für Orchester No.1, Op.35 (published 1930 by Leipzig: Hug. {{HMBref|1930|62}})

=={{Cat|Angerer, Gottfried}} (1851–1909)==
* An Schweizerbueb [für Knabenchor], Op.113 (pub.1902) ; also Zither & Text arrangement by Franz Degen, pub. by Hug, 1907

=={{Cat|Anonymous}} (see also {{Cat|Gregorian Chant}})==
* St. John Passion (1534)
* Worldes Blis Ne Last No Throwe (Anonymous English, in 2 musical sources:
**Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Rawlinson G.18 (SC 147510)
**London, British Library, MS Arundel 248
* Missa Caput (1440s) manuscript [[Missa Caput (Anonymous)|DTÖ here]]
* 6 Piezas de clarines para trompeta y organ, uber Themen von Lully
* Susanne von Soldt manuscript (1599), British Library Add MS 29485.
* Dublin manuscript (~1570), Trinity College Library (TCD MS 410/2), Dublin
* Rouen Gradual, BN latin 904. [http://vc.lib.harvard.edu/vc/deliver/~scores/006646974 (vol. 1 of 1907 publ. here]; but it is vol. 2 that contains the facsimile)

=={{Cat|Ansorge, Conrad}} (1862–1930)==
* String Sextet, Op.9
* <s>String Quartet No.1 in A{{flat}} major, Op.13 (Dreililien, 1904)</s> Parts uploaded, Score uploaded
* <s>String Quartet No.2 in A major, Op.20 (Hofmeister, 1911)</s> Parts uploaded

=={{Cat|Antheil, George}} (1900–1959)==
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* Early Piano Works, such as Sonate Sauvage, Woman Sonata?
* Concerto for Chamber Orchestra
* Symphony for Five Instruments

=={{Cat|Anthiome, Eugène}} (1836–1916)==
* Sommeil et triomphe de Bacchus, scène mythologique pour orchestre (pub.1893, 1896)
*Valentine Waltzes - Google and Worldcat don't turn these up, do they have another name?

=={{Cat|Antonii, Giovanni Battista degli}} (1636–1698)==
*12 Ricercate for Cello Solo (1687)

=={{Cat|Anzoletti, Francesco}} (1819–1862)==
Some sources have 1821-1866.
* Overture in D. Ricordi, 1845.
* Sonate brillante for violin and piano, Op.1. Wien: Witzendorf, 1852.
* Offertorium (Salve Regina) f. 4 Singst. m. Orchester (od. Orgel). Glöggl, 1853.

=={{Cat|Anzoletti, Giuseppe}} (1823–1892)==
* Concertino (A) for violin and piano. Leuckart, 1875.

=={{Cat|Anzoletti, Marco}} (1866–1929)==
* En avant, soldat de France! (Rohdé, 1901 or 1902)
* Adagio religioso, for violin and organ or piano (published 1926 - renewed 1954 per LoC Renewal Registations; out of copyright now)

=={{Cat|Apostel, Hans Erich}} (1901–1972)==
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Music almost certainly uploadable only @ Taiwan server.
* 5 Lieder, Op.3 (UE, pub.1931. PD-US in 2027, hopefully.)
* 4 Lieder after texts by Rilke (©1937.)
* Requiem, Op.4 (UE, 1938)
* String Quartet No.1, Op.7 (pub.1949)
* String Quartet No.2 "in einem Satz", Op.26 (pub.1958)
* Konzert für Klavier und Orchester, Op.30 (pub.1960)
Edited Berg's Wozzeck, Op.7 full score which it would be terrific to have (even if only PD in part of the world for now... I've seen the edition and it's very good.)

=={{Cat|Appunn, Heinrich}} (1870–1932)==
German cellist & composer.
* Romance for Cello & Piano in D, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Araujo, Juan de}} (1646–1712)==
*Dixit Dominus a 11 voci, preferably as facsimile

=={{Cat|Arban, Jean-Baptiste}} (1825–1889) ==
* Variation on a Tyrolean Song

=={{Cat|Arbter, Alfred von}} (1877–1936)==
*Gute Nacht, Op.2 and Nelken, Op.3 (songs, pub.1912 by Robert Lienau)
*Gondoliera, Op.4 (pub.1911 by Lienau)

=={{Cat|Arensky, Anton}} (1861–1906)==
* Cantata op.3 ''The Wood King''
* Fantasia "Margarite Gautier" Op.9
* String Quartett no. 2 op. 35/1894 – Moscow: P. Jurgenson. Arrangement for piano 4 hands. Plate 19312.
* Intermezzo, Op.13 String version orchestration by the composer
* Symphony No. 2 orchestral version
* In Memory of Suvorov March for orchestra

=={{Cat|Argenton, Antonin d'}} (1818-1883)==
* Douze Études Poétiques, Op.12, for piano (Leipzig, Hofmeister)
* Sonate, Op.15, for piano (Paris, Lemoine, 1847)
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.30 (published in 1865 by [[Richault]]

=={{Cat|Armstrong, William Dawson}} (1868–1936)==
(Subject of a book "William Dawson Armstrong, American Composer" in 1916)
*Choral Mass in G ((c)1899)

=={{Cat|Arne, Thomas Augustine}} (1710–1778)==
* 1740: Alfred, opera in 3 acts, originally written as a masque to celebrate the accession of George II in 1740. Was later revised into an all sung oratorio in 1745 and then greatly expanded into its final version as an opera in 1753. A score of the final version still survives
* 1767: Four New Overtures or Symphonies in 8 and 10 Parts, another selection of symphonic works mostly from Arne's stage works that were initially put together for concert performance in 1767
* 1770: 'Rise Glory Rise', song from 'Rosamond', arr. on two staves for high voice and harpsichord with figured bass (published London).

=={{Cat|Arnold, Ernst}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} Possibly born 1892, according to SBB.
Real name E. Jeschke.
* In Wien im Frühling jung zu sein, Op.51 (song) (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Arnold, Johann Gottfried}} (1773–1806)==
* 6 Cello Concertos (parts for Nos.1{{EN}}3 uploaded)

=={{Cat|Arrieta, Emilio}} (1823–1894)==
* Marina (1871 version in three acts; vocal score)
* Ildegonda (1846, vocal score)
* La Conquista de Granada (1850, vocal score)

=={{Cat|Ascher, Joseph}} (1829–1869)==

=={{Cat|Ascher, Leo}} (1880–1942)==
* Operettas including ''Was tut man nicht alles aus liebe''

=={{Cat|Ashton, Algernon}} (1859–1937)==
* Piano Quintet No.1 in C, Op.25 (pub.1885) (at RCM; at St Pancras)
* Violin Sonata No.4 in A, Op.99 (©1897 by Simrock) (at U Birmingham UK, at RCM, at SBB (Berlin))
* Cello Sonata No.1 in F, Op.6 (pub.1883 by Fritzsch, at SBB)
* Cello Sonata No.3 in A minor, Op.115 (at SBB)
* Cello Sonata No.4 in B{{flat}}, Op.128 (pub.1899) (at SBB, [1901] given as publication date)
* Piano Sonata No.6 in A minor, Op.170 (pub.1925) (and surrounding sonatas, e.g. no.2 Op.150 in G, no.3 Op.161 in B-flat, pub.1925, at British Library, SBB, etc)
* Violin Sonata no.1 in D, Op.3 (pub.1881)

=={{Cat|Attaingnant, Pierre}} (ca. 1494–late 1551 or 1552)==
* Moteti. [[Motettorum, Book 10 (Attaingnant, Pierre)|Liber decimus]]: passiones dominice in ramis Palmarum, veneris sancte necnon lectiones feriarum quinte, sexte, ac sabbati hebdomade sancte multaque alia quadragesime congruentia continet, ut palam didere licet. Paris, 1534. (Present. An index to these volumes would be quite nice! [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 19:52, 19 January 2015 (EST))

=={{Cat|Attenhofer, Karl}} (1837–1914)==
*Die falsche Prinzessin. Märchendichtung, Op.139 (cop 1910)
*12 Lieder, Op.84 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Atterberg, Kurt}} (1887–1974)==
* Overture in A minor, Op.4 (1910, rev. 1932, unpub.?)
* Aladdin Overture, Op.44 (pub.ca.1945?)

=={{Cat|Auber, Daniel François Esprit}} (1782–1871)==
* Chamber works (only 1806 piano trio seems to be uploaded? Piano quartet lacks, so far, e.g. ...)

=={{Cat|Austin, Frederic}} (1872–1952)==
*3 Wessex Songs (pub.1927)
*Symphony

=={{Cat|Autezac, Léo d'}} (fl. 1909-1921)==
(also Léo Arnold; +pseudonym de Cazeteaux. Married sculptor Henry Arnold in 1903. Almost a dozen digitized works @ Gallica.) (Sorry, have no better estimate of dates, am breaking own rules here...)
* 4 pieces for violin solo (Hachette, 1906 (ca.?))

=={{Cat|Averkamp, Anton}} (1861{{EN}}1934)==
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.2 (pub.1890)
* Bethlehem : cantate voor tenor en bariton-solo, vierstemmig mannenkoor met orgel of piano, Op.6 (pub.1897)
* His edition of Willaert's "Missa super Benedicta" (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Ayres, Frederick}} (1876–1926)==
* Cello Sonata
* Piano Trio No.1 (Op.13? pub.1914 by Stahl)
* String Quartet, Op.16 (ms @ Juilliard. most of his ms @ LoC I think.)

=={{Cat|Azanchevsky, Mikhail}} (1839–1881)==
* String Quartet in A minor, Op.3 (pub.1863, Dörffel)
* String Quartet No.2
* Piano Trio No.2
* Concert Overture in F major, Op.9 (pub.1865 in reduction, poss. also in full score?) (@ Strasbourg Lib)
* 6 Pieces Op.1 (ded. to Adolf Felchner. @ SBB[erlin] and also @ British Library)
* 6 Lieder Op.5 (available digitized from BSB)

=={{Cat|Baal, Johann}} (1657–1701)==
* Missa tota a 2. Violini 2. Viole Fagotto 4. Voci. Basso contin del Sigr. Joh. Baal Partitura - Now available in this page : https://imslp.org/wiki/Missa_Tota_(Baal,_Johann)

=={{Cat|Babell, William}} (1689/90–1723)==
* Harpsichord arrangements from Handel operas – are in the last section of this volume of the Handel complete works – [[Works for Organ & Harpsichord (Handel, George Frideric)]] – can this be made available separately under Babell?
*Concertos for sixt-flute, faksimile

=={{Cat|Bacarisse, Salvador}} (1898–1963)==
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Substantial list of his works with manuscript locations, etc. etc. available [https://recursos.march.es/culturales/teatro/fjm/catalogos/pdf/1031418.pdf here] (PDF)
*Heraldos for solo piano (Paris: Union Musicale Franco-Espagnole, ©1929)
*Veinticuatro preludios, Op.34 for piano (Unión Musical Española, Madrid, ©1933)

=={{Cat|Bacewicz, Grażyna}} (1909–1969)==
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* Viola Concerto (Orchestral Parts, Piano Reduction Score & Solo Viola Part)
* Violin Concertos Nos. 1, 2, 6 & 7 (Full Scores, Orchestral Parts, Piano Reduction Score & Solo Viola Part)
** No.6 is apparently still unpublished as of 2026 and was not premiered until 2019, so it's possible this one we may have to wait on? 7th was published in 1967 though ; No.1 not until 2009, no.2 in 2012.
* Violin Concerto No. 3 (Orchestral Parts)
* Violin Concertos Nos. 4 & 5 (Full Score & Orchestral Parts)
* Piano Concerto (Full Scores, Orchestral Parts, Piano Reduction Score) (2-piano and piano duet score published 1949)
* Symphonies Nos. 1 & 2 (Full Score & Orchestral Parts)
** As yet unpublished apparently
* Symphonies Nos. 3 & 4 (Orchestral Parts)
* In una parte (Orchestral Parts)
* Cello Concerto No.2 (dedicated to Cassado. 1963, score published 1964)

=={{Cat|Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel}} (1714–1788)==
* Die Sechs Sammlungen von Sonaten, freien Fantasien und Rondos für Kenner und Liebhaber
* 3 Cello Concertos with orchestral parts (these also exist in flute and harpsichord versions by the composer)
* Triosonatas for Fl, Vln, BC in C major and D minor
* Sonata for Flute and harpsichord Wq. 83
* Flute Sonata in C major Wq. 87 H. 515
* Sonata for viola da gamba & continuo in C
* Die Passionen and Passionskantate
* Symphonie Wq. 175 in F major (H 650) (first published 1982)
* Symphonie Wq. 179 in E flat major (H 654) (probably first published 1982)
* Symphonie Wq. 180 in G major (H 655) (")
* Symphonie Wq. 181 in F major (H 656) (an arrangement, H.227, was published in the Musikalisches Vierley in 1770)
* Magnificat (full score–both Berlin and Hamburg versions)
* Any of: Symphonies, Flute Concertos, Oboe concertos, Organ concertos, Organ Works, Keyboard Fantasias
* H.397 spurious Minuetto [I-II] in D major
* H.497 (Kast 33) spurious Violin Concerto actually by Henri Casadesus
* Sonatas H.30-34 and H.36 published in 1742 by Haffner and Schmid of Nuremberg as "Opus 2"
* early (for the 19th century, not early absolutely) British edition of many of the piano works edited by Rahles for [[Robert Cocks]] in 6 volumes
* Keyboard sonata Wq.53/1/ H 162 in C (complete manuscript digitized by SBB. We have collection but a separate page and ms might be good. May work on.)
* Concerto per il cembalo solo H 191 in C (published in an edition by E. Pauer in 1887 by Breitkopf & Härtel)
* H 46. Sonata en Do mayor (Wq 65:16)
* J. J. Hummel edition of Wq.54; at the start of [[Sammelband mit 13 Werken für Tasteninstrumente (Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel)]]
* Menuet I and II in C Major, Wq. 116/15, H. 159

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Bernhard}} (1676–1749)==
* Ouvertüre g-Moll (in CPEBach Catalogue 1790--Found in Kiev?) Full Score
* Fugue in D for Organ
* Fugue in F for Organ
* Partita über "Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ" - apparently the same? as [[Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ (Bach, Johann Bernhard)]], first published as "Partita" in Straube's Peters edition of 1907 but 4 pages one way or the other it seems?
* Wir glauben all' an einen Gott (3 versions)

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Christian}} (1735–1782)==
* Sextet for oboe, violin, viola da gamba, violoncello and cembalo, W.B 77 in F, published 1785 by Luther of London (or earlier!)
* W.A13 – Keyboard Sonata in A minor
* early editions of various items in the Warburton collected works that are PD as pieces of music but which we don't have yet (e.g. some of the other sinfonie concertantes?)

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Christoph}} (1642–1703)==
* ''"Meine Freundin, du bist schön"'', cantata
* Aria a-moll mit Veränderungen
* Vocal Concert (Cantata) "Die Furcht des Herren" Full Score
* Vocal Concert (Cantata) "Es erhub sich ein Streit" Full Score
* Aria "Es ist nun aus mit meinem Leben" Full Score
* "Herr, nun lässest du dein Diener" Full Score
* Aria "Mit Weinen hebt sich's an" Full Score
* "Unsers Herzens Freude" Full Score
* Any [[Choralvorspiele (Bach, Johann Christoph)|Choral preludes]]

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich}} (1732–1795)==
* BR C 4 \ Symphony in D minor (Wf I: 3) (by 1768)
* BR D 1 \ Die Pillgrimme auf Golgatha
* BR D 2 \ Der Tod Jesu (Wf XIV:1)
* BR D 3 \ Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu (Wf XIV:10)
* BR D 4 \ Die Hirten bey der Krippe Jesu (Wf XIV:9)
* BR D 7 \ Der Fremdling auf Golgotha (Wf XIV:7)
*Six Piano Sonatas (Wf III)

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Ludwig}} (1677–1731)==
* Messe sopra cantilena " Allein Gott in der Höh" e-moll BWV Anh. II 166 (or by Johann Nikolaus Bach?) Full Score
* Cantata "Ja, mir hast du Arbeit gemacht" JLB 5 Full Score
* Cantatas JLB 6-17 Full Scores
* Funeral music "O Herr, ich bin dein Knecht" JLB 19 Full Score or Manuscript

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Sebastian}} (1685–1750)==
* BWV 249 (NBA Version, with Appendices).
* Reconstruction of violin concerti [[Violin Concerto, BWV 1052r (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|BWV1052 (d minor)]], [[Violin Concerto in G minor, BWV 1056R (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|BWV1056 (g minor)]] and triple violin concerto BWV1064 (D major) from the corresponding keyboard versions
* Siciliano from flute sonata BWV1031 (arranged by Siloti) sheetmusic
* Concerto for two violins and strings in D minor, BWV 1043 (Harpsichord and Soloist parts)
* Piano transcription of organ fugue in g minor, BWV 578 (so called "little fugue")
* Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
* Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248: Arrangement for (Soli, Choir,) Harmonium and Piano by August Horn
* 24 Flute Concert Studies
* Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue, BWV 903 (Keyboard Score) edited by Adolphe F. Wouters
* Cantata parts in general, and specifically for BWV211, ''Schweigt stille''
* Mass in b minor BWV 232 Bärenreiter Verlag Urtext Edition, Score and Parts.
* Sonatas and Partitas for violin BWV 1001-1006, Galamian edition (IMC)
Possibly [[IMSLP:Wishlist|unreasonable]] requests:
* Full Scores and/or manuscripts for: BWV 232 I (BC E 2); BWV 232 II Movements 13 and 15 (earlier versions); BWV 232 III (BC E 12); BWV 245 (BC D 2a,b, and d); BWV 244b (BC D 3a), and BWV deest (BC D 10, BC D 5 and 5a and b, and VBN I/H/1)
* Various full scores requested: BWV 62 (BC A 2) after the Autograph Score (Movement 4 with only BC accompaniment); early version of BWV 36 (BC A 3a); BWV 70a (after BWV 70); BWV 186a (after 186); BWV 147a (after 147); BWV 82 (BC A 169 geplante Urfassung, BC A 169a-c); BWV 23 (BC A 47a and 47c, 47b is correct key for that version [C minor instead of B minor]); BWV 4 (BC A 54a and b); BWV 249 (BC D 8aI and II and BC D 8b I); BWV 12 (BC A 68, version in G minor); BWV 21R and BWV 21 (BC A 99a and b); BWV 199 (BC A 120, all versions); BWV 1083 (BC B 26); BWV 208a (BC G 1 and 27); BWV 527a; BWV 528a; BWV 532a; BWV 533a; BWV 535a; BWV 536a; BWV 541 (earlier version); BWV 542 (J.L. Krebs version); BWV 543a; BWV 545b; BWV 549a; BWV 566a; BWV 572 (earlier version); BWV 574b; BWV 581; BWV 630a; BWV 638a; BWV 667a; BWV 667b; BWV 249/I-IIIR (Concerto after Movements 1-3 of BWV 249); BWV 1046a I (BC O 5a); BWV 1047a; BWV 1050a; BWV 1052a ; BWV 1053a (both Oboe and Oboe d'Amore versions); BWV 1055R (Both Oboe d'Amore and Viola d'Amore versions); BWV 1056R (Both Violin and Oboe versions); BWV 1059; BWV 1061a; BWV 1066aR; BWV 1067aR; BWV 1068aR; BWV 1069aR; BWV 97aR; BWV 119aR; BWV BWV 194R
* [[Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565]] as orchestrated by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopold_Stokowski Leopold Stokowski] and performed in ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasia_(1940_film) Fantasia]''

=={{Cat|Bach, Otto}} (1833–1893)==
*String Quartet, Op.6 (p1863?)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.22 (p1872)
*Piano Trio No.1 in {{K|c#}}, Op.7 (@DKB, Coburg)
*Duo for violin and piano, Op.18
*Piano Sonata in A minor (1857. Manuscript @ ÖNB)
*Symphony No.3 in E major (1856. Manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String Quartet No.2 in A (April 1852. " )
*String Quartet No.4 in F (Manuscript @ ÖNB)

=={{Cat|Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann}} (1710–1784)==
* Sonata in A minor (harpsichord), FK nv8
* Duet in E{{flat}} major for flute
* Six Duets for flute
* BR A 9, Keyboard Sonata in E minor (F.204)
* BR A 39, Harpsichord Suite in G minor (F.24)
* BR A 40–41, 2 German Dances for harpsichord in G minor (F.205)
* BR A 42–43, 2 Menuets for harpsichord
* BR A 44–47, 4 Preludes for harpsichord (F.206)
* BR A 48–49, 2 pieces for harpsichord (F.25) {{NoComp|Presto in D minor, F.25/2|Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann}}
* BR A 60, Andante for harpsichord in E minor (F.209)
* BR A 92, Fugue for organ in G minor (F.37)
* BR C 2, Symphony in F major (F.67)
* BR C 7, Symphony in D minor (F.65)
* BR C 12, Harpsichord Concerto in E minor (F.43)
* BR E 1, Mass in G minor (F.100)
* BR E 2, Missa (Deutsche Messe) in D minor (F.98) (see eg {{RISMs|225004551}})
* BR E 4, Agnus Dei in D minor
* BR F 9, Erzittert und fallet (F.83)
* Sinfonia d moll (F. 66) - published 1911 ({{HMBref|1911|3}}) if not earlier (unless that's F. 65)

=={{Cat|Bache, Francis Edward}} (1833–1858)==
* Piano Trio, Op.25 (posth. pub. 1865)

=={{Cat|Bache, Isak}} (1877–1945)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.7 (pub.1910, Schuberth) (HMB and Worldcat have as by "J. Bache" or similar)

=={{Cat|Bachmann, Gottlob}} (1763–1840)==
*ca.9? string quartets (op.3, op.5, op.8, op.32, op.57 from 1790s to ca.1828)
*Symphony, op.2 (ca.1796?)

=={{Cat|Bachofen, Johann Caspar}} (1695–1755)==
Dates: 26 December 1695–23 June 1755
* Brockes-Passion Full Score and Manuscript

=={{Cat|Backofen, Johann Georg Heinrich}} (1768–1830)==
Dates: 6 July 1768–10 July 1830
* Concertante opus 7 (Breitkopf, ca.1800) for Basset-horn , harp, cello (and orch.?)
* Quintet opus 9 for basset horn, 2 violins, viola and cello
* Clarinet Quintet op.15 (Breitkopf, 1804) (U Northern Colorado has)
* Concerto Op.24 (pub.1823)

=={{Cat|Baermann, Carl}} (1810–1885)==
* Vollständige Clarinett-Schule - Complete School For The Clarinet

=={{Cat|Baermann, Heinrich}} (1784–1847)==
* Fantasy for clarinet and orchestra in F major, Op.26 (published 1824 by Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Bagge, Selmar}} (1823–1896)==
*Piano Sonatas
Listing of works see: {{ForumTh|8907}}.

=={{Cat|Baillot, Pierre}} (1771–1842)==

*8 violin concertos (pub.1822, possibly first published earlier) (opp 3, 6, 7, 10, 13, 18, 21, 22?)
(nos. 6 and 8 already scanned in parts @ Gallica/BNF, will reupload soon.) (no.6 Op.18 pub.1810 or so.) (3, 5, 6 and 8 we have pages for now.)
*Symphonie concertante, Op.38 (pub.1825/6? by André)

=={{Cat|Bainton, Edgar Leslie}} (1880–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Concerto Fantasia for piano and orchestra (full score and piano duet reduction)
* Miniature Suite for piano duet
* Symphony No.2 in D minor (copy in Baillieu Library, Melbourne Uni) (published 1943)
* Symphony no. 3 in C minor
* Three Pieces for Orchestra: Elegie, Intermezzo, and Humoresque
* Before sunrise : a symphony for contralto solo, chorus, and orchestra (published Stainer & Bell, 1920, full score 1922)
* Cello Sonata (©1953)
* String Quartet in A (ms?)

=={{Cat|Bairstow, Edward Cuthbert}} (1874–1946)==
* Six Variations on an original Theme for Violin and Piano (OUP, 1931)
* Nocturne in D flat for Organ
* Meditation for Organ

=={{Cat|Bajić, Isidor}} (1878–1915)==
* Album of compositions for the piano (Album kompozicija za glasovir)
* Serbian Rhapsody for piano (Srpska rapsodija)
* Poems of Love song-cycle (Песме љубави)

=={{Cat|Baldwin, Ralph Lyman}} (1872–1943)==
* Organ Sonata in C minor (©1901, Schirmer)

=={{Cat|Ballay, Guillaume}} (1871–1943)==
* Methode complete de cornet à pistons vol. 1
* Methode complete de cornet à pistons vol. 2
* Quinze Etudes (15 Studies)

=={{Cat|Bantock, Granville}} (1868–1946)==
*[[Pibroch (Bantock, Granville)|Pibroch]], A Highland Lament for cello and harp (1917)
*{{NoComp|Hamabdil|Bantock, Granville}} Also arr. for Cello and Piano
*Dramatic Poem for cello and orchestra (1941)
*Fantastic Poem for cello and piano (1924)
*Cello Sonata No. 1 in B minor (1940)
*Cello Sonata No. 2 in F sharp minor (1945)
*Dramatic Poem for cello and piano (1945)
*Helena, variations on H.F.B. (pub.1901)
*Fifine at the fair : (a defence of inconstancy) (pub.1912, Novello)
*Gethsemane, an episode from the life of Christ (Vocal score scanned by Google) (©1910) (an expanded version of section 4 of Bantock's {{NoComp|Christus|Bantock, Granville}}.)
*The Pearl of Iran, Romantic Opera in one act (published 1894)
*Sea-Wanderers, for chorus and orchestra (©1906)
*Overture to a Greek Tragedy (Oedipus at Colonus) (Leuckart, 1912)
*The Great God Pan, ballet (pub.1915)
*Celtic Symphony (1940)

==Barber, Samuel (1910–1981)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}

=={{Cat|Barblan, Otto}} (1860–1943)==
*Passacaglia, Op.6 (p.1895)
*String Quartet, Op.19 (composed 1911, pub.1925?)
*3 Pieces for Organ, Op.22 (published 1910)
*Post tenebras lux, Cantate, Op.20 (published 1909, reduced, 1923, full score)

=={{Cat|Bargiel, Woldemar}} (1828–1897)==

=={{Cat|Barié, Augustin}} (1883–1915)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}

=={{Cat|Barjansky, Adolf}} (1850–1900)==
(MusicSack prefers Baryanski.)
*String quartet in E, Op.6

=={{Cat|Barnekow, Christian}} (1837–1913)==
*50 Preludes for Organ or Harmonium (pub. [[Hansen]], 1906)

=={{Cat|Barnett, John}} (1802–1890)==
*3 string quartets (Worldcat turns up quartets by his nephew, but Wikipedia claims J Barnett wrote 3 as well)
*Violin sonata

=={{Cat|Barns, Ethel}} (1874–1948)==
(1873 or 1874?)
*Concertstück Op.19 (20?) in D minor for violin and orchestra (1907, p.1908) (@ Carnegie Library, SBB, St Pancras, all in reduction, some identifying it as a violin & piano work)
*Piano Trio Op.10 (p.1909) (Adagio only published? or is that all she wrote, apologies for weak joke... - at SBB, St Pancras)
*Violin Sonata No.4 Op.24 Gm (p.1911) (premiered around November 1910?) (Carnegie Library Pittsburgh , St Pancras. Elegie therefrom published separately.)
*2 violin concertos? according to [https://rme.rilm.org/articles/bvc00390/1.0/bvc00390 RILM.org], no.2 from 1904.
*"Barns: Comp. p. Viol. et Piano" (big collection to which many of her violin and piano works belong)
*Adagio appassionato (g moll) p. Viol. et Piano (No.18 from that collection) (Schott, 1909). (@ SBB , St Pancras)
*Romance for violin and piano (Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co, [1891]) (@ U Oxford)
*Idylle for cello and piano (Joseph Williams, 1913. @ British Library ; @ National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru)
*1st sonata for violin in D minor, performed 1900, if not lost?
*3rd sonata for violin, performed 1906? and 1908, if not lost? (and lost does not mean "can't find it in Worldcat or COPAC etc."- lost means lost, even unto private collections, peoples' attics, and so forth. Were they published?)
*5th violin sonata, performed 1927 (what became of this?)

=={{Cat|Barraine, Elsa}} (1910–1999)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
When these works do become available, it will be nice to be able to upload them, so setting some down, with preference of course for works that become available a few years from now at latest...
* Symphony No.2 in B minor (pub.1948, Chant du monde) (recorded, on cpo with symphony 1 and a tone poem)
* [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/002812863 Ne jamais la voir] (@ Hathitrust) (vocal work, pub.1929, Lemoine) now uploaded- thanks!
* La source : choeur pour voix de femmes (Enoch, 1931)

=={{Cat|Barrière, Jean-Baptiste}} (1707–1747)==

=={{Cat|Barrios Mangoré, Agustín}} (1885–1944)==

=={{Cat|Bartels, Wolfgang von}} (1883–1938)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (published and copyright 1929)

=={{Cat|Bartlett, Helen Birch}} (1883–1925)==
* Aedh Laments the Loss of Love (C. F. Summy, 1915)
* April for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
* The Moods for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
* The Poet Pleads with His Friend for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
* Requiescat for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
* The Return of Love for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
* The Wanderer for voice and piano (G. Schirmer, 1918)
All scores held by the British Library

=={{Cat|Bartmuss, Richard}} (1859–1910)==
*Concerto No.1 for organ and orchestra with optional choir, Op.25 (pub.1899, Pabst)
*Organ Sonata No.1 in E-flat, Op.17 (@ SBB)
*Organ Sonata No.2, Op.21 (pub.1897)
*Cantata for Easter, Op.40 (pub.1906)
*Organ Sonata No.3 in G, Op.39 (pub.1897?) (Zentralbibliothek Zürich, SBB)
*Organ Sonata No.4 in F minor, Op.46 (pub. Hug, 1908 or 1909) (also Zürich, SBB)

=={{Cat|Bartók, Béla}} (1881–1945)==
*5 Songs, Op.15 (first pub: 1961; only No.3 is eligible for upload, since the librettist of the other songs, Klára Gombossy, died in 1980)
* Any Works from the [[List of works by Béla Bartók|1st and 2nd set of Opus numbers]].
*{{LinkWorkN|Romanian Folk Dances|Sz.56|Bartók|Béla|0}}
**arr. violin and piano (J. Szigeti, 1892 – 1973))
**arr. string orchestra
* Scherzo from Suite Op 1a [?]
* 3 Village Scenes {{EM}} Orchestral parts have been posted.

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Viola Concerto (orchestral score or piano reduction)
* Sonata for Solo Violin ed. Menuhin (d. 1999)
* Cantata Profana ‘The Nine Enchanted Stags’ (A kilenc csodaszarvas), Sz.94 (German translator Benedikt Szabolesi died 1973)

=={{Cat|Bartovský, Josef}} (1884–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Hankowy pjsně, Op.15 (©1922)
*Suite for violin and piano, Op.3 (Bosworth, ©1926)
*Opera "Václav z Michalovic", Op.29 (©1928)
*Ballada blanická, Op.30 (©1930)
*Cartes visites, Op.39 (pub.ca.1921)
*Little suite for piano (Pilsen : Theodor Mareš, 1946)

=={{Cat|Barvinski, Vassili}} (1888–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Cello Sonata (published 1967)
*Piano Concerto (1917 - published ?? ?)
*Piano Trio No.1 in A minor (1910?) (poss. first published in same 1971 collection as the Variations)

=={{Cat|Bass, Roderich}} (1873–1933)==
* Ballade romantique for orch, Op.21 (by 1908)
* Piano Trio in C minor, Op.26 (pub.1908)
* Ballade symphonique for orch, w/o op. (by 1908)

=={{Cat|Bassani, Giovanni Battista}} (ca.1650–1716)==
* Acroama missale
* L'Esaltazione di S Croce, 1675
* Any masses, sacred choral works, chamber works

=={{Cat|Bastiaans, Johannes Gijsbertus}} (1812–1875)==
* Any organ works

=={{Cat|Bastyr, Hans}} (1873–1928)==
*Opp.1-3 (men's choruses, pub. 1906 by Förster)

=={{Cat|Bate, Stanley}} (1911–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Perseus (Schott, ©1941)
* Flute Sonata, Op.11 (©1938, Oiseau-Lyre)
* Piano Concertante, Op.24 (Schott, ©1941)
*Incantations, Op.48 (Schott/AMP, ©1945)
*Sonatina for recorder or flute and piano (©1950)

=={{Cat|Bauer, Adolf}} (1877–1948)==
(One of two composers by that name. It's not certain the following work, mentioned in HMB, is from this composer rather than the other, though their birth and death dates are nearly the same fwiw- still, identification would be good...)
* Totentanz, Op.29 for mixed chorus and large orchestra. Reduction by W. Walloth published 1925 by Tischer & Jagenberg.
* "Schubert: Scherzo aus der Klaviersonate e-moll (Juny 1817) ... nach einem bisher unveröffentlichten Manuscript aus dem Nachlass von ... Erich Prieger-Bonn zum ersten Male veröffentlicht von Adolf Bauer" (pub. 1928?)

=={{Cat|Bauer, Marion}} (1882–1955)==
* Two Songs (Nocturne & The Last Word) (pub. 1912)
* Star Trysts (pub. 1912)
* Coyote Song (pub. 1912)
* In the Country, op. 5: four little piano pieces (pub. 1913)
* 3 Songs (Only of Thee and Me; A Little Lane; Phillis) (pub. 1913) (we have 2, but not "A Little Lane", as of 2014-12)
* 3 Impressions, op. 10 (pub. 1918)
* Thoughts (pub. 1921)
* The Driftwood Fire (pub. 1921)
* From the New Hampshire Woods, op. 12 (no. 1 The White Birches pub. 1922)
* Fantasia Quasi una Sonata for Violin & Piano, Op.18 (pub.1928 by [[Schirmer]]. Prob. PD-CA only.)
* Wind Quintet, Op.48 (©1956, PD-CA only)
* Boston Common Cantata, Op.49 (©1953, PD-CA only)
* "Twentieth century music how it developed, how to listen to it" (©1947, PD-CA only)

=={{Cat|Baumfelder, Friedrich}} (1836–1916)==
* Souvenir de Dresde, valse gracieuse, Op.130 (1866)
* Abendmärchen. Sechs Characterstücke, Op.242 (1887)
* Kinderscenen für Pianoforte, Op.270 (1872)
* Bon Humeur. Rondo, Op.274 (1872)
* Bagatelle, Op.386 (1905)
* Immortelle, Op.400 (1910)
* Idyl, Op.403 (1910)

=={{Cat|Baussnern, Waldemar von}} (1866–1931)==
* Suite for Violin and Piano. Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1924.
* Suite for Flute and Piano. Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1924.
* Suite for Cello and Piano. Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1925.
* Piano Trio 'O bellissima Italia!' Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1925.
* 2 Kleine sonaten (sonatinas) for piano. Ries & Erler, ca.1916?
* Dürer in Venedig, Oper - ©1898

=={{Cat|Bax, Arnold}} (1883–1953)==
* Clarinet Sonata in D major (Parlett 327) (1934)
* Nonet (flute, oboe, clarinet, harp and string quintet) 1930 (pub.1932)
* Cello Concerto (1932) (pub.1934 in cello/piano reduction)
* Rhapsodic Ballad, for cello (1939) (pub. ca. 1948 in a collection of Bax works for cello?)
* Folk-Tale, for cello & piano (1918) (pub. 1920)
* Cello Sonatina (1933) (pub.ca.1934?)
* Legend-Sonata, for cello & piano (1943) (pub.ca.1944)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in G minor (GP 289, 1927, ©1929)
* String Quartet No.3 in F major (GP 338, 1936, ©1941)
* Violin Concerto (GP 342, 1938, ©1946)
* String Quintet (No.2) (1933, ©1935, GP 319)
* Piano Quartet (GP 255, 1922, ©1924)
* Overture, Elegy and Rondo (GP288, 1927, ©1938)
* This Worldes Joie (motet, GP 254, 1922, published 1923, now PD-US and CA)
* The Tale the Pine-Trees Knew, GP 310, 1931, pub.1933
* The Happy Forest, GP 260, 1922, ©1925 for orchestra, piano version ©2014)
* Dance in the Sunlight, 3rd of 3 pieces GP 295, 1928 (British Lib listing of Chappell publication is a bit confusing)
* Symphonic Variations for Piano and Orchestra, GP 210, 1918, published in reduction finally in 1943
* Sonata for Two Pianos, GP 298, 1929, published 1930?
* The Poisoned Fountain for two pianos, GP 296, 1928
* Red Autumn for two pianos, GP 311, 1931, ©1933
* Lyrical interlude for string quintet (GP 261, 1922 (revision of the slow movement of GP 107 of 1908); ©1923, PD-US/CA)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Spring Fire: (based upon the first chorus in Swinburne's "Atalanta in Calydon") (sometimes called symphony) (GP 153, 1912/3. premiered 1970. Published 2024)

=={{Cat|Bazzini, Antonio}} (1818–1897)==
* Violin Concertos (1-5) - Full Orchestral Scores
* Violin Concertos (2,3,5) - Violin and Piano Arrangements
* 6 Morceaux caractéristiques, Op. 34 (Movements 2,3,5)
* 3 Morceaux lyriques, Op.41 (Movement 3)

=={{Cat|Beauvarlet-Charpentier, Jean-Jacques}} (1734–1794)==
* Journal d'orgue.
N. B. : Les ''Journaux d'orgue 3, 6. 7, 9 & 12'' are now available.

* Noels (including op. XIII) and rest of works for organ (Marche, Victory de l'armee d'Italie, etc.)

N. B. : La ''Victoire de l'armée d'Italie'' est de''' Jacques-Marie''' B.-C. et est maintenant disponible ici: http://imslp.org/wiki/Victoire_de_l’armée_d’Italie_(Beauvarlet-Charpentier,_Jacques-Marie)
PG

=={{Cat|Beach, Amy Marcy}} (1867-1944)==
*{{LinkWork|3 Songs|Op.2|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.1 ''Twilight''
*{{LinkWork|Songs of the Sea|Op.10|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.3 ''Sea Song''
*{{LinkWork|3 Songs|Op.12|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.1 ''Wilt thou be my dearie?'', No.2 ''Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie doon''
*{{LinkWork|4 Songs|Op.14|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.1 ''The Summer Wind'', No.4 ''The Thrush''
*{{LinkWork|3 Songs|Op.21|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.1 ''Chanson d'amour''
*{{LinkWork|4 Songs|Op.26|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.3 ''Spring'' (high voice version)
*3 Flower Songs, Op.31 (Arthur P. Schmidt, 1896)
*{{LinkWork|4 Songs|Op.35|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.2 ''Alone (Allein)''
*{{LinkWork|4 Songs|Op.51|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.2 ''Wir drei / We Three'' (low voice version)
*{{LinkWork|4 Songs|Op.75|Beach|Amy Marcy|0}}, No.2 ''A Thanksgiving Fable'' (original voice/piano version)

=={{Cat|Beach, John Parsons}} (1877-1953)==
*Songs from A Child's Garden of Verses; C. C. Birchard, 1907
*Short Songs for Children; C. C. Birchard, 1911
*Two Songs of Labor; G. Schirmer, 1923
*Two Poems by James Oppenheim; G. Schirmer, 1928

=={{Cat|Becce, Giuseppe}} (1877–1973)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Notturno, Op.12 (for small orchestra. Pub.1921 by Schlesinger/Lienau. Held at Danish Libraries.)
* Film music (pub.1926)

=={{Cat|Beck, Conrad}} (1901–1989)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* String Trio (published and registered 1928, renewed 1956)

=={{Cat|Becker, Albert}} (1834–1899)==
* Symphony in G minor (ms., 1858)
* Adagios (we have one uploaded) for violin and organ or harmonium
* Phantasie in E for Violin, Op.35 (1884/85, B&H) (@ SLUB)
* Any first editions of a capella choral works

=={{Cat|Becker, Hugo}} (1863–1941)==
* Cello Concerto in A, Op.10 (pub.1896, 1904 (fs), Schott)

=={{Cat|Becker, Jean}} (1833–1884)==
* String Quartet in C minor (manuscript ca.1880. @Stabikat though not digitized; listed at RISM.)

=={{Cat|Becker, Reinhold}} (1842–1924)==
* Violin Concerto in A minor, Op.4 (pub.1874)
* Violin Concerto No.2 in E, Op.100 (pub.1901)
* Violin Sonata, Op.150 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Beckman, Bror}} (1866–1929)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.1 (1891, pub.1893) (© Cape Town Lib.)
* Symphony in F, Op.6 (1895, ©1929)
* 3 sinfonische Balladen for harmonium or "kunstharm.), Op.14. (pub. 1908 or 1909 by Carl Simon)

=={{Cat|Becquié, Jean-Marie}} (1797–1876)==
("de Peyreville". Born 1797 or 1798.)
* Duo de concert for violin and piano, Op.57 (pub.1846? By a member of the Becquié family, may have been Charles Joachim (1807-77) instead, e.g.; Worldcat gives just "Becquié de Peyreville")
* Oratorio de Noël (pub.1840)

=={{Cat|Bédos de Celles de Salelles, François Lamathe}} (1709–1779)==
also known as Dom Bédos.

=={{Cat|Beer, Leopold Josef}} (1885–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Kleine Suite für Pianoforte, Op.38 (Vieweg, 1924)

=={{Cat|Beer-Walbrunn, Anton}} (1864–1929)==
* Kleine Fantaisie für Violine und Pianoforte in G moll, Op.3 (1891; pub.1897)
* Ode for cello and piano, Op.20 (pub.1899)
* Deutsche Suite for orchestra, Op.22 (pub.1901 by Edition Peters)

=={{Cat|Beethoven, Ludwig van}} (1770–1827)==
* Piano Sonata in D, Biamonti 213
:Biamonti 213 ?
::see [http://www.unheardbeethoven.org/search/search.pl?criteria=biamonti here]
* Piano Sonatas edited by Immanuel von Faisst und Hans von Bülow for Opus 2 no 2, opus 13 (pub. by 1876), opus 27 no 2, opus 28, opus 78, opus 81a, opus 90.
* Trio WoO 31 for clarinet, flute and piano (arr. from [[Fugue for Organ, WoO 31 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)]]?) (or poss. related to [[Trio for Piano, Flute and Bassoon, WoO 37 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)|trio for flute, bassoon and piano]] in G major WoO 37?)
* [[6 Minuets, WoO 10 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)|Menuett in G-Dur, WoO 10 Nr. 2]] (orchestral score) (whose orchestration? will probably be in 6 Minuets, WoO 10 whenever an orch. is uploaded)
* Original cadenza to violin concerto op. 61
* Piano Concerto No.0, WoO 4 (piano part)
* Lied: Que le temps me dure, WoO 116 [1st/2nd version, sometimes "jour" instead of "temps", text by J-J. Rousseau] (1793)
* Complete Full Score: {{NoComp|Piano Concerto in D major, Op.61a|Beethoven, Ludwig van}} and Klavierkonzert C-Dur (WoO 4); Leonora (1805 and 1806 versions and variants); Die Weihe des Hauses (complete music with text)
* Horn Sonata Op.17 arranged by Charles Khym for 2 violins viola cello and bass (Bonn, Simrock, no.1285: 1818) [http://www.saulbgroen.nl/pdf/5instr.pdf Quintets]
* Piano-vocal score for [[Cantata on the Death of Emperor Joseph II, WoO 87 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)]]
* Exercises for Salieri's lessons WoO 99
* Piano Concerto No.1, Steingräber 1881 - Franz Kullak
* Piano Concerto No.1, First Edition
* Nos.4-5/5 Stücke für Flötenuhr/5 pieces for mechanical organ, WoO 33
* Piano Concerto (Allegro) in D major, Kinsky Anh. 7 (attr. to Beethoven)
* Symphony No. 5, 1st Mov. "Allegro Con Brio" - Transcription for Organ Solo
*[[Fidelio, Op.72 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)]]- 1810 vocal score; full scores of 1805 & 1806 versions & variants
* Andante con Variazioni, for mandolin and keyboard, in D major; WoO 44b. [https://youtu.be/BMYoZTCiks8 Recorded performance on YouTube] (Erhard Fietz, mandolin; Amadeus Webersinke, piano). Note: IMSLP already has [http://imslp.org/wiki/Sonatina_for_Mandolin_and_Harpsichord,_WoO_43a_(Beethoven,_Ludwig_van) WoO 43a], [http://imslp.org/wiki/Adagio_for_Mandolin_and_Harpsichord,_WoO_43b_(Beethoven,_Ludwig_van) WoO 43b] and [http://imslp.org/wiki/Sonatina_for_Mandolin_and_Piano,_WoO_44a_(Beethoven,_Ludwig_van) WoO 44a].
* From [[12 Irish Songs, WoO 154 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)|"12 Irish songs" (WoO 154)]], the autograph manuscript versions of No. 9 and No. 11 that Hess separately assigned as H. 198 and H. 199
* H.235: 26 exercises in free style
* Symphony No. 9 - orchestration by Gustav Mahler
* H.324: Melody in C Minor
* Bia 364: Fragment for Piano
* Kessler and Kafka sketchbooks

=={{Cat|Behm, Eduard}} (1862{{EN}}1946)==
* Frühling: Tonstück für Orchester
* Kleine Suite (violin & piano), Op.22 (@ Perth) (pub. 1900, Ries & Erler)
* Marienkind : Legende in 3 Aufzügen (©1901. vocal score @ Zürich and at NYPL Research Library)
* Violin Sonata in A (possibly A minor), Op.15 (pub.1899) (at UDK Berlin)
* Piano Concerto (performed by the Vienna Philharmonic on 26 March 1899, composer conducting)
* Ariadne auf Naxos, Op.30 (maybe - links go somewhere else)
* Lieder, Op.38 (Simrock, pub. 1909)
* Aus dem Engeren u. Weiteren. Fantasiestücke f. Pfte, Op.7 (pub. 1891, Raabe & Plothow) (@ {{WC|1393492642|Stabikat}})

=={{Cat|Behr, Hermann}} (1875?{{EN}}?)==
* Symphony in E minor (1906? at the latest) (see {{GoogleB|OKs6AQAAMAAJ|RA1-PA243|Verwaltungs- Rechenscahft Mainz}}) (describes the orchestra's financial records, season, says Kapellmeister Hermann Behr conducted the orchestra in his own symphony in E minor, - this may be an earlier performance, perhaps also a different orchestra, than a 1907 one described in another contemporary journal.)

1875 seems an unlikely birthdate unless he was a considerable prodigy, whatever Riethmuller's Busoni in Berlin says? :)... Behr was already published by 1888 (see {{HMBref|1888|422}} for example) and up to Op.8 by 1890 ({{HMBref|1890|322}} - 10 (Opp.9&10 were also published in 1890, see p.341) published works with assigned opus numbers by age 15, assuming these are all the same person and age 15 is accurate. Where is "1875" from anyway (there are many "Hermann Behr"s about in the records?)... It reads more like a flourishing date that got misread as a birthdate along the way by someone?... - E.S. (note: Op.8, Der Frühling : zehn characteristische Variationen, can be downloaded {{WC|632767686|here}}, so one can at least create the category and get started.

=={{Cat|Behrend, Fritz}} (1889–1972)==
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*König Renés Töchter, Lyrisches Drama. Op.22. pub. 1920, Heinrichshofen. ({{HMBref|1920|112}}. Date given as 1927 @ {{WC|21843127}}, {{WC|1394050971}}.

=={{Cat|Beilschmidt, Curt}} (1886–1962)==
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* Drei Gesänge für mittlere Stimme, Op.35 (published 1921(?) by Steingräber) ({{HMBref|1921|32}}) ( @ the library of the Hochschule for Music and Theatre Mendelssohn HMT Leipzig)
* Im Maien : Sinfonietta (E-Dur) für Orchester : op.17 (Kahnt, ©1912) (@ HMT Leipzig)
* Skizzen, 4 Stücke für Klavier, Op.34 (Heinrichshofen, ©1921)
* Violin Sonata, Op.37 (premiered late 1920, published 1941 according to the HMT catalog)
* Arioso for flute and piano, Op.40 (Zimmermann, 1922 or 1923. Copy at the National Library of Israel)
* Ouvertura buffa, Op.127 in C (see {{RISMc|1001134221|D-LEhm MS 2}}, 1948 autograph)
* Serenade in B-flat major for small orchestra (Op.33, published by Heinrichshofens Verlag. Single woodwind, two horns, two trumpets. Apparently mostly available for rent, though. Performed in 1919/20, Bochum, noted NZM 1920 page 133)

=={{Cat|Belcke, Christian Gottlieb}} (1796{{EN}}1875)==
*Fantasia pastorale (for flute with orchestra or piano) in B{{flat}} major, Op.7 (pub.1833 or earlier)
*Des Sängers Vaterland. Festgesang. Ged. v. E. Müller f. Solostimmen, Chor u. Orchester. Op.30. (published 1865 and 1912)
*Arrangement as concertino with piano of Tulou's 5th flute concerto op.37

=={{Cat|Beliczay, Gyula}} (1835–1893)==
*Trio op.30 (p1883)
*Symphonies opp. 45 (1887), 66? (1892?) (ms?)
*Mass in F op.50 (pub.1891) (ms copy @ Hofburgkapelle, Vienna)
*String Quartet No.2 op.51 (composed 1891?)
*String Quintet in E-flat ([http://nektar.oszk.hu/en/manifestation/2725621 mss.] @ Szechenyi)
*Adagio Op.47 for cello and piano (pub.1892)

=={{Cat|Bell, William Henry}} (1873–1946)==
* Arabesque for Violin (p.1906)
* Arcadian Suite (p.1911)

=={{Cat|Bella, Ján Levoslav}} (1843–1936)==
* Svadba Jánošika, cantata (pub.1927, reduction)
* B-flat minor piano sonata (pub.1954, Bratislava: Sväz ̌Cs. skladatel'ov, slovenská sekcia. Recorded in a Marco Polo series of his piano music. Non-PD-US probably.) (other works in the Marco Polo series - several string quartets and quintets for example - seem not to have been published until 1979 or even 1985 or later.)

=={{Cat|Bemberg, Herman}} (1859–1931)==
* La mort de Jeanne d'Arc (cantata, excerpts) (pub.1886 acc. to BNF catalog by Leduc.) - uploaded in vocal score~
** From this: Historic scene for orchestra (pub. 1893, Leduc)
* Nymphe et sylvains (performed 1893)

==[[:Category:Benda, Franz|Benda, Franz (František)]] (1709–1786)==
* Flute Concerto in E minor (possibly L 2.4 which we have?)
* Flute Concerto in A major (poss. L 2.15 which we have?)
* Flute Concerto in A minor (poss. L 2.16 which we have?)

==[[:Category:Benda, Georg|Benda, Georg (Jiří Antonín)]] (1722–1795)==
* Medea, melodrama
* Any: Kirchenmusik; Sinfonien; Cembalokonzerten; Violinkonzerten
* Passionen und Passionskantaten
* Sinfonien in moll-Tonen

=={{Cat|Bendl, Carl}} (1808–1874)==
(not to be confused with {{LinkName|Karel|Bendl}}, born 1838!)
* Berg-Lieder. Ländler für Violine und Pianoforte. Op.43. Haslinger, 1844.
* Cypressen. Walzer für Violine und Pianoforte. Op.44. Haslinger, 1844.

=={{Cat|Bendl, Karel}} (1838–1897)==
* Švanda dudák (Schwanda the Bagpiper), opera in 3 acts, 1880 cantata version (pub. Urbánek 1883)

=={{Cat|Benedict, Julius}} (1804–1885)==
* String Quartet in G minor, Op.87 (published by Lienau/Schlesinger in 1875)
* {{LinkWork|Symphony|Op.101|Benedict|Julius|0}} (No.2 in G minor) {{EM}} Parts needed
* Piano Sonata (No.2?) in D major, Op.4 (pub.ca.1825)
* Caprice, Op.33 (published 1843 by Schott)
* Intr., Variations et Finale sur la Ballade fav., chantée par Mr. Phillips dans l’Opéra : The Maid of Artois de Balfé, Op.21 for piano (Hofmeister, 1836)

=={{Cat|Benedict, Milo Ellsworth}} (1866–1931)==
* Piano Concerto in E minor, Op.4 (perf. Boston Symphony, 5th season, ca1884?)

=={{Cat|Beneš, Josef}} (1795–1873)==
Sometimes given as Joseph Benesch, 1793-1873.
*Concertino No.2 op.20 (pub.1841)

=={{Cat|Benfeld, A.}} (1846–1907)==
*Gavotte for piano in A minor, Op.15 (dedicated to Emile Pessard)

=={{Cat|Bengtsson, Gustaf}} (1886–1965)==
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* String Quartet in G major (composed? 1929; at best PD-CA?) (G major acc. to Wikipedia-de? Hrm. The score- if this is the 1929- published in 1955, has G-dur.)
* 3 symphonies (acc. to Wi-de)

=={{Cat|Benkert, George Felix}} (1831–1876)==
(actually, 1831-fl.ca.1877)
*String Quartet No.(1? 2?) in E{{flat}} (1849. ms.)
*String Quartet No.3 in D (ms.) (both held by Penn Libraries)
*Piano Trio (was scheduled to be performed 1858 - putting request out there? :) )

==Bennett, Robert Russell (1894–1981)==
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* Porgy and Bess suite (''under copyright worldwide, publ. 1943'')

=={{Cat|Bennett, William Sterndale}} (1816–1875)==
*Piano Concerto No.1 in d minor Op. 1
*Piano Concerto No.2 in E flat major Op. 4
*Piano Concerto No.3 in c minor Op. 9

=={{Cat|Benoît, Peter}} (1834–1901)==
* Flute Concerto "Symphonic Tale" Concertstuk opus 43a (1865) complete orchestra - uploaded in reduction (Symphonisch gedicht voor fluit en orkest) just not in full score

=={{Cat|Bentzon, Jørgen}} (1897–1951)==
* String Quartets Opp.3 (pub.1923)
* Preludio patetico for string quartet, Op.11 (pub.1926 by Kistner & Siegel)
* Symfonisk trio : Kammerkoncert, for tre instrumentgrupper, violiner, horn og violonceller m. bas, Op.18 (Dedicated to Emil Telmányi. Published 1930) (non-PD-US until 2026)

=={{Cat|Berardi, Angelo}} (ca.1636–1694)==
* Documenti Armonici. nell quali con varie Discorsi Regolo ed essemligg. In Bolohna 1687
* Discorsi musicali (1670)
* Ragionamenti musicali (1681)
* Arcani musicali svelati amicitia (…) con un modo facilissimo per sonare trasportato (1690)
* Il perché musicale, overo staffetta armonica (1693)
* Any: Masses, Sacred Songs, Psalms, Chamber music

=={{Cat|Berbiguier, Tranquille}} (1782–1838)==
* Fantaisie en quintetto, for flute and strings, Op.36 (pub. Janet et Cotelle, 1818 (pl.1036))
* 8th Flute Concerto, Op.44 (pub.1819, dedicated to Aimon)
* Rondo de concert pour flûte avec piano ou orchestre, Op.98 (pub. 1829 by [[Schott]])
* Flute concertos 5 and 6 (published 1817)
* Grande Fantaisie avec variations pour flûte avec accompagnement de piano forte, composée sur deux motifs de l'opéra der Freischütz, Robin des bois, Op.77 (Simrock, ca.1826, at BNF (not digitized))

=={{Cat|Berens, Hermann}} (1826–1880)==
* {{NoComp|20 Etudes enfantines, Op.79|Berens, Hermann}} [12/10]
* {{NoComp|Die Schule der Tonleitern, Akkorde und Verzierungen, Op.88|Berens, Hermann}} [12/10]
* {{NoComp|Die Pflege der linken Hand, Op.89|Berens, Hermann}} [12/10]
* Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.1 (Haslinger, 1848)
* Piano Trio No.1 in E minor, Op.6 (Schuberth, 1847)
* Fantaisie für orgel, Op.25
* Sonata for piano 4-hands in G major, op.26 (Cranz, 1852)
* String Quartet in E minor (perhaps opus 78)

=={{Cat|Berezowsky, Nicolai}} (1900–1953)==
*String Quartet No.1, Op.16 (©1931)
*Symphony No.1, Op.12 (composed 1931 acc. to {{plain|http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/eresources/archives/rbml/Berezowsky/index.html|Berezowsky papers}})
*Suite hébraïque, Op.3 (©1934?)
*Chant d'amour, Op.3 (!?) (©1927)
*Theme and Fantastic Variations, Op.7 (1927, pub. ?)
*Violin Concerto, Op.14 (©1931)

=={{Cat|Berg, Alban}} (1885–1935)==
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* 3 "Bruchstücke" from Wozzeck, Op.7 (Universal Edition, published 1924 (n.d. it seems, but presumably renewed?)) (whether Op.7 refers to the Bruchstücke or to Wozzeck itself has been unclear.) A later publication of them has " 1952, ©1924."
* Wozzeck (full score) (Universal Edition, ©(?) 1926) (not meaning here the 1955 revised edition edited by Hans Erich Apostel (1901-72) "according to the final corrections and amendments left by the composer"; this edition might actually qualify as Urtext but if not, pretty definitely PD-nowhere...)
*[[5 Orchesterlieder, Op.4 (Berg, Alban)|5 Orchesterlieder, Op.4 (Altenberg Lieder)]] appeared in a piano reduction by (iirc) Webern, (UE 12126?)

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* Wozzeck (vocal score; piano reduction by Fritz Heinrich Klein (1892–1977)) (full score seems to be PD-CA/EU, however, see above.)
* Lulu (orchestral score completed by Friedrich Cerha (b.1926) publ. 1979 copyright worldwide)

=={{Cat|Berg, Konrad-Mathias}} (1785-1852)==
* Piano Quartet Op.33 in C minor. Pub.1837 by Haslinger.

=={{Cat|Berger, Ludwig}} (1777–1839)==
*Symphony in D, Op.42 (autograph by 1820? at Berlin State Library; pub.1843 Hofmeister)
*String Quartet in G (the most complete - apparently entirely- of the "8 quartets" for strings or flute and strings in manuscript at SBB. The quartets in F major and G minor may be a bit sketchy, the others apparently are partially fragmentary)
*Gesänge, Op.11
*Oeuvres complèts p. Pfte. Cah. II. (conten. Air russe avec 12 Variations, suivies d’une Marche funèbre. Oe. 14, in Am. – Deux Rondeaux. Oe. 29, in A. D. – 28e Etude en Forme de Rondo. Oe. 30. in Em.) Hofmeister, 1841 (or 1840)

=={{Cat|Berg, Natanael}} (1879–1957)==
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* Violin concerto

=={{Cat|Berger, Wilhelm}} (1861–1911)==
*Piano Quartet No.2, Op.100 in C minor ("Erstausg." 2011, so probably can't be uploaded. Composed ca.1911)
*Piano Suite, Op.82 (pub.1901)
*Festmarsch in E-flat (Meiningen, 1907, manuscript only?)
*Fantasiestück op.4 for violin and piano (Pub.1880.)

=={{Cat|Bergh, Rudolph}} (1859–1924)==
*Requiem für Werther für Chor, Altsolo und Orchester, Op.32 (Tischer & Jagenberg, ©1911.)
*9 Waltzes, Op.2 for piano duet (Hansen, 1892)

=={{Cat|Berghout, Johan}} (1869–1963)==
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Note: [[wikipedia:nl:Johan Berghout|Wikipedia article (Dutch)]]
A search at the catalog of the Collecties Nederlands Muziek Instituut lands about 100 "hits".
* Violin sonata in C minor, Op.47 (pub.1910 by Steingräber.) (at NMI. ded. to Paul J. Oprel. Also @ UNC Greensborough lib.)
* Piano Trio in E-flat, Op.45 (plate 1448, Ed. 1571, ©1909, Steingräber) (Karlsruhe Hochschule ; NMI ; BSB. A 2004 Recital Publications reprint (under Johann Berghout) is @ a number of libraries.)
* Piano Quartet in G, Op.42 (Ed. 1507, ©1908, Steingräber.) (@ NMI, Hamburg ; BSB (from the Nachlass Henri Marteau))
* Suite for strings, Op.52 (Ed.2042. pub.1913, Steingräber.) (British Library, Zurich libraries)
* Violin Sonatina, Op.34 (at NMI and at British Library)
* Sérénade for violin and piano, Op.4 (@ NMI library) (Rotterdam: Lichtenauer, 1895 or earlier)
* 2 Melodiose stücke for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1893)
* Berceuse, Op.40, violin and piano (London: Augener, [1906]) (British Lib.)

=={{Cat|Bériot, Charles-Auguste de}} (1802–1870)==
* Violin Concertos 1-10; full scores for violin and orchestra
op77 premier guide du violoniste : 20 études élémentaires pour violon ( OCLC 212427064)

=={{Cat|Bériot, Charles-Wilfrid}} (1833–1914)==
* Piano Concertos - Opp.40 (p.1881), 46, 70, 83 (pub. by [[Hamelle]])
* Etude-caprice, Op.1 (p.1852, Brandus)
* Concerto Op.30? (see {{RISMc|450108313|D-Cl Ms Mus 156}})

=={{Cat|Berlioz, Hector}} (1803–1869)==
* {{NoComp|Benvenuto Cellini, H 76|Berlioz, Hector}} (full score, Choudens, 1886)
* {{NoComp|Grande ouverture du roi Lear, H 53|Berlioz, Hector}} (orchestral parts)
* Berlioz/Gluck: [[Orfeo ed Euridice, Wq.30 (Gluck, Christoph Willibald)|Orphée et Eurydice]] (1859)\
Les Troyens (Complete opera) Complete orchestral parts

=={{Cat|Berlyn, Anton}} (1817–1870)==
* Symphony in D, Op.104 (pub.1858) (see {{RISMc|225007556|D-LEsta 21070 C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Nr. 5620}} for a small amount of info. Worldcat lists piano reduction at Wurtemburg Landesbibliothek.)
* String Quartet No.1, Op.39 (pub.1841)
* Overtures (C major, D minor, C minor)
* Sonate-fantastique for piano, Op.84

=={{Cat|Bernard, Émile}} (1843–1902)==
* Concertstück for piano and orchestra, Op.40 (1892)
* Fantaisie Op.31 for piano and orchestra (Fleisher has- anyone else?...)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.52 (57?) (pub. by Janin, 1903)
* Suite in E major for Organ, Op.26 (Novello) (Scherzo-Caprice for organ belongs to this)
* Prelude et Fugue (E minor) for Organ or Pedal Clavier, Op.20

=={{Cat|Bernhard, Christoph}} (1628–1692)==
* Missa "Durch Adams Fall ist ganz verderbt" Full Score

==Bernstein, Leonard (1918–1990)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}

=={{Cat|Bersa, Blagoje}} (1873{{EN}}1934)==
(also Benito Bersa, see Wikipedia)
*Der Eisenhammer, opera, pub.1911 by Doblinger (vocal score @ Syracuse U.)
*Der Schuster von Delft, opera, pub.ca.1918
*Slavenske himne arr. for piano (pub.1919 acc.to.HMB)
*Na zalu (for piano)
*Ballibile (for piano)
*Bagatella Op.16 (for piano)
*Piano Sonata No.1 in C major, Op.19
*Piano Sonata No.2 in F Minor Op.20
*Marcia trionfale Op.24 (for piano)
*Fantaisie-Impromptu Op.27 (for piano)
*Ora triste Op.37 (for piano)
*Notturno Op.38 (for piano)
*Airs de ballet "Po nacinu starih" (for piano)
*Sunny Fields, for orchestra (1919)
*Ballade in D minor, Op. 65
*Rondo-Polonaise, Op.18

=={{Cat|Bertali, Antonio}} (1605–1669)==
* Ciaconna

=={{Cat|Bertin, Louise}} (1805–1877)==
* Guy Mannering (1825) (possibly unpublished; manuscript scores exist)
* Fausto (1831) (Op.11. Janet et Cotelle, ca.1831)
* La Esmeralda (Vocal score arranged by Liszt S476)

=={{Cat|Bertini, Henri}} (1798–1876)==
* Motets (at least 4 or 5 ; autograph ms at Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Piano Sextet No.1, Op.79 (Lemoine, 1825 / Breitkopf, 1839)

=={{Cat|Bertoni, Ferdinando}} (1725–1813)==
* String quartets (5?) (some in manuscript, some published in or by the 1920s - 1920{{EN}}1927)

=={{Cat|Bertrand, Marcel}} (1883–1945)==
* Ghyslaine, drame lyrique (pub. [[Grus]], 1907) (text by Gustave Guiches (1860-1935) and Marcel Frager (poss.1881-1964?))
* Violin Sonata in E minor (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Berutti, Arturo}} (1862–1938)==
* Semblanzas: „Rapidas como el vuelo“. Romanza p. Canto con Piano. Stuttgart: Zumsteeg, 1888.
* 2 Rhapsodies for piano. Kistner, 1886.
* Tarantelle for piano. Schott, 1888.
* Suite for piano. (Nocturne. Danse sudaméricaine. Rhapsodie argentine. Toccata.) Schott, 1890.

=={{Cat|Berwald, Franz}} (1796–1868)==
* Operas (eg operetta "Ein ländliches Verlobungsfest in Schweden", published in arrangement in 1847)
* PD-US versions of works uploaded in Bärenreiter editions, where possible (eg 1883 Hirsch edition of sinfonie sérieuse, Schuberth editions of trios...)

=={{Cat|Besch, Otto}} (1885–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Sonata (no.1??) (pub. Leuckart, 1924/5? {{HMBref|1925|4}})

=={{Cat|Bezekirsky, Vasily}} (1835–1919)==
* Violin concerto in A min., op.3 (pub.1868 by Kistner as by "Guillaume" Bezekirsky)

=={{Cat|Biber, Heinrich Ignaz Franz von}} (1644–1704)==
* Serenada a 5 ("Der Nachtwächter")
* Missa Bruxellensis (facsimile)
* Sonatae Violino Solo, 1681 (facsimile)
* Duets for 2 Trumpets

=={{Cat|Bienstock, Heinrich}} (1894–1918)==
*Symphony in B minor, Op.13 (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Binder, Fritz}} (1873–1945)==
* String Trio (in Form einer Suite), Op.1 (pub.1900 by vom Ende)

=={{Cat|Bischoff, Hermann}} (1868–1936)==
* Symphony No.2 in D minor (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Bittner, Julius}} (1874–1939)==
* {{LinkWork|String Quartet No.1||Bittner|Julius|0}} - parts needed
* {{LinkWork|String Quartet No.2||Bittner|Julius|0}} - parts needed
* {{LinkWork|Symphony No.1||Bittner|Julius|0}} in F minor (©1923, photo-lithograph ("Wien, den 21. Mai 1923."), Universal Edition) (MPH republished in 2022) - orchestra parts needed
* {{LinkWork|Grosse Messe mit Te Deum||Bittner|Julius|0}} - full score needed (Universal Edition, 1926)
* Das Veilchen, opera in 3 acts (published 1934, almost certainly not PD-US until 2030 at earliest) ([https://www.universaledition.com/en/Works/Das-Veilchen/P0011751 text by composer])

=={{Cat|Bizet, Georges}} (1838–1875)==
* <s>Te Deum
* <s>[[Roma (Bizet, Georges)|Roma]] (parts)
* <s>Any piano solo works</s> fairly well represented; [[List of works by Georges Bizet]] shows a few missing
* <s>Symphonie in C four hands (Durand)</s>

*''Ivan IV'' (edited by Büsser 1943)

=={{Cat|Blahetka, Leopoldine}} (1809ca.–1885ca.)==
* Piano Quartet No.1, Op.43 (published 1836)
* Piano Quartet No.2, Op.44 (published 1838 by Hofmeister) (one or both of these is in a Lemoine collection of piano quartets from later in the 19th century.)
* Concertstück f. Pianoforte mit Orchestre, Op.25 (published 1830) (piano solo uploaded)
* Variations sur la Chanson autrichienne: Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser, p. Pfte avec Orchestre, Op.28 (pub. 1831) (piano solo version uploaded)
* Variations brillantes sur un Thême de Gallenberg p. Pfte av. Orchestre, Op.29 (pub.1831)
* Fantaisie sur les Huguenots de Meyerbeer, pour piano, Op.54 (at BNF)
* Ave Maria : pour voix de soprano ou de ténor avec acct. de piano, Op.57 (Lemoine, ca.1835?)
* Pater Noster : pour 1er. et 2d. dessus, ténor et basse avec accompt. de piano ou orgue, Op.58 (Lemoine, [1835]?)
* Fantaisie pour piano sur des romances de la Reine Hortense, Op.61 (à sa Majesté Napoléon III) (@ BNF) (Lemoine, [1853]?)
* Thême original avec variations : pour le piano, Op.63 (Jullien & Co., [1856])

=={{Cat|Blanc, Adolphe}} (1828–1885)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.16 (p.1856)
* Piano Quartet No.1, Op.28 (p.1858)
* Piano Quartet No.4, Op.49
* {{LinkWork|Quintet for Piano and Winds|Op.37|Blanc|Adolphe|0}}: Piano quintet arrangement (lost, it seems?)
* {{LinkWork|Septet|Op.54|Blanc|Adolphe|0}}: Piano quintet arrangement
* Piano Trios (Opp. 14 @ Collecties Nederlands Muziek Instituut , Op. 18 @ Columbia U Library, Op.20 @ Harvard & BNF, Op. 23 @ Kutztown University (Pennsylvania) (this has been reprinted by Silvertrust), Op. 24 and Op.35 we have)

=={{Cat|Blanter, Matvey}} (1903–1990)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Dzhon Grei, Foks-Trot (published 1924) (digitized by [https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/10454770 Princeton University Library])

=={{Cat|Blasser, Gustav}} (1857–1942)==
*Idyllen for strings (quintet or orchestra) with optional harp, Op.105 (published 1902 by André. Score at FLP)
*Orchestral Suite in D in 6 movements, Op.76 (Offenbach am Main: André, full score pub. 1893 per HMB. Piano duet reduction pub. 1894. Available at Fleisher? {{WC|48934787}}.)

=={{Cat|Blech, Leo}} (1871–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Die Strohwitwe, operetta, Op.26 (©1920 by Drei Masken-Verlag in neue Ausg, Worldcat lists an earlier Cranz version pub. 1900s?)
* Trost in der Natur, Barkarole für Orchester, Op.7 (1901 - {{HMBref|1901|0000037600000278}}. Pub. by Brockhaus. at SBB.)

=={{Cat|Bleichmann, Julius}} (1868–1910)==
* Symphony, Op.18 (pub. by Wispolsky of St. Petersburg)
* 2 Suites for Orchestra (No.2 at Fleisher Collection, Philadelphia)

=={{Cat|Bleyle, Karl}} (1880–1969)==
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*Cello Concerto (No.1?) (performed in Dessau Nov.14, 1910)
*Chorus Mysticus aus Goethe's "Faust" für gemischten Chor, Harmonium und Klavier, Op.19 (pub.1911)
*String Quartet in A minor, Op.37 (pub.1928)
*Cello Concerto (No.2??) in D minor, Op.49 (1934, ©1936)
*Violin Sonata in G, Op.38 (pub. by Breitkopf, 1923, ©1926 (registered 2 Jan. 1926) and renewed 29 Dec. 1953 per Jan-Jun 1954 CoCE p.72 ) (@ MIT lib, Chicago Pub. Lib., BSB, SBB, Württembergische Landesbibliothek)
* Violin Sonata in E minor (pub.1942) (PD-CA-only for now?) (SBB)

=={{Cat|Bliss, Paul}} (1872–1933)==
Presumably referring to Paul Bliss Jr., not Sr. (Philip Paul Bliss).
* In October (piano suite)
* The Blessed Damozel, recitation after Dante Gabriel Rossetti (pub. 1913, Willis Music. Copy at New York Public Library)

=={{Cat|Bloch, Ernest}} (1880–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Bloch, József}} (1862–1922)==
* Ouverture solennelle, Op.57 (Rozsnyai, p1910) (at SBB and at British Library St Pancras?)
* Violin Concerto (with orchestra) in A minor, Op.64 (published by Rozsnyai, p.1912) (held by BSB, U Pennsylvania libraries, others. BSB has reduction (35 pages + part), U Penn. Van Pelt-Albrecht library may have full score (61 pages), British Library St Pancras has something.)
* Ungarische Ouvertüre, Op.20 (Basel University Library Hauptbibliothek - UBH kk VIII 182:6.)
* Concertino no.2 for violin, Op.19 (pub.1898) (available at Liszt Ferenc Academy)
* Concertino no.3, Op.27
* Suite no.2, Op.10 (pub.1896)
* Concertino no.4 in E minor for violin, Op.63 (pub.1909)
* Suite idyllique : pour petit orchestre, Op.35 (pub. Rozsnyai. held by SB[Berlin], Dartmouth and by U.Penn (all in 61 page full score).
* Sérénade mélancolique, Op.72
* Hungarian Rhapsody for orchestra, Op.31 (Ungarische Rhapsodie für grosses Orchester) (Hermann Seemann nachfolger, 1901.) (Swisscovery catalog lists at Basel University Library, Main Library.)
* Concertino no.6, Op.74 (Rosznyai, 1910) (at SBB[erlin]. Also published by Carl Fischer in 1922, this publication held by Arizona State University.)

=={{Cat|Blockx, Jan}} (1851–1912)==
* Baldie, Zangspel in drie bedrijven (pub.1908)
* Maître Martin . opéra en quatre actes (pub. 1892)
* Gloria Patriae : cantate (pub.ca.1902)
* 5 Pieces (Lied, Printemps, 3 Romances) for violin and piano (Heugel, 1922)
* Negen kinderliederen, Op.50 (pub.ca.1910s?)
* Piano Quintet (published 1899 by Heugel, dedicated to {{LinkName|Joseph|Dupont}} (1838-1899))

=={{Cat|Blodek, Vilém}} (1834–1874)==
* Dvě písně ve snadném slohu (Two Songs in Simple Style) (pub. Urbánek)
* Flute concerto (1862?,piano red. pub.1903)
* Písně milostné (Love Songs) (1860)
* Symphony in D minor (1850s? pub.2012 by Cesky Rozhlas) (if not earlier?)

=={{Cat|Blow, John}} (1649–1708)==
* Suite No. 1 in D minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 2 in D minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 3 in A minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 4 in C (keyboard)
* Suite No. 5 in D minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 6 in G minor (keyboard) - at least some of these suites may be in vol.4 of Pauer's Old English Composers collection.
* Dr Blow's Ground in Gamutt Flatt, G minor (keyboard)
* Mortlack's/Mortlake's Ground (keyboard version)
* Ground in D minor (keyboard)
* Ground in C major (keyboard)
* Suite in G major (along with several of the other works here? part of GB-Lbl Add. 31403)

=={{Cat|Blumenfeld, Felix}} (1863–1931)==

=={{Cat|Blumenthal, Sandro}} (1874–1919)==
*2 Lieder, Op.52 (München: Lewy, 1906)

=={{Cat|Blumer, Theodor Anton}} (1881–1964)==
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* Cello Sonata (B-flat minor?), Op.23 (pub.1908 by Kistner)
* String Quartet in G minor, Op. 51 (autograph 1924 @ RISM, ©1925)
* Piano Quintet in B minor, Op.21 (p1906) ({{WC|940285225}})
* Erlösung for orchestra Op.24 (p1909)
* Finale for orchestra Op.31 (p1912)
* Violin Sonata No.1, Op.33 in D minor (p1914)
* Piano Quartet Op.50 in C minor (Simrock, ©1925) (SLUB & Juilliard)
* Canzonetta Op.71 (pub.1932)
* Kriegsgesang, Op.38 (pub.1915)
* Variationen über eine alte Volksweise für Pianoforte, Op.37. (Simrock, 1919.)
* 3 Piano Pieces (as Theodor Blumer Jun.), Op.30 (Simrock, ©1913)

=={{Cat|Blumlacher, Josef}} (1827–1907)==
Also Joseph rather than Josef
* s' Herzausschütten : Alpenjodler für Zither-Solo, Op.261 (Heft 58 of Salon und Hütte) (copy at ÖNB. Gives first publication(?) date as 1895; HMB lists in 1905.) (possibly downloadable [https://unipub.uni-graz.at/urn:nbn:at:at-ubg:2-6117 here]; their catalog lists 10 digitized works by him)

=={{Cat|Boccherini, Luigi}} (1743–1805)==
* Piano quintets op.56 (complete) - parts and score
* Cello Concerto No. 10 in D major, G. 483
* Stabat mater G.532 (1781 version) - Parts and score
* String Quintet G.341 in D, "Fandango"
* Guitar Quintet No.4 in G, G.448 “Fandango”
* G 506: Symphony Op. 12 No. 4 in D minor ("La Casa del Diavolo"), Full Score/Manuscript
* Flute Concerto: Full score and reduction for flute and piano
* Dixit Dominus in G, G.533 (1764/6?) (parts at Einsiedeln)
* All of G.340-345, in fact?

=={{Cat|Böck, Wendelin}} (1835–1912)==
*Opp.362-364. Works for zither: Aelpler’s Traumbild. Potpourri f. 1 Streich- u. 2 Diskant-Z. ; Op.363 Am häuslichen Herd. Polka-Mazurka f. 1 Z. or 2 Z.; Op.364 Durch’s Passeierthal. Marsch f. 1 Z. – f. 2 Z. – f. 2 Diskant- u. 1 Alt-Z.– f. 1 Streich- u. 2 Diskant-Z. – f. 1 Streich-, 2 Diskant- u. 1 Alt-Z. - all Leipzig: Kabatek, {{HMBref|1899|508}}.

=={{Cat|Bödecker, Louis}} (1845–1899)==
*Impromptu über ein wendisches Lied for string quartet, Op.31 (pub.1887) (@ Danish Library, SBB)
*Phantasie for piano in A minor, Op.30 (pub.1887) (SBB)
*Frühlings-Idylle, Op.16 (pub.1882) (Coburg, Zürich)
*3 Sonatinen/Kleine Sonaten, Op.11
*Capriccio Op.23 (at British Library, Coburg, SBB) & Romanze Op.24 (SBB) for cello and piano
*Violin Sonata in F minor Op.22 (at Coburg, SBB and British Library)
*Ballade no.1 in B-flat minor Op.28 (at Zurich, SBB)
*Ballade no.2 in A-flat (SBB)
*3 Capriccios Op.25 (SBB)

=={{Cat|Boehe, Ernst}} (1880–1938)==
* Meditation and Processional

=={{Cat|Boehm, Theobald}} (1794–1881)==
* Grand Polonaise op.16 for flute and piano
* Schubert song transcriptions/arrangements for alto flute
* Op 6 Divertissement sur un air de Carafe (flute and piano)
* Op 13 Divertissement sur Alma Lied (flute and piano)
* Op 23 & Op 24 Fantasy on Swiss Themes (flute and piano)
* Op 25 Fantasy Scotch Airs (flute and piano)
* Op 27 Andante cantabile (flute and piano)
* Op 28 Rondo Allegro (flute and piano)
* Op 29 Andantino, Romance (flute and piano)
* Op 31 Andante Pastorale (flute and piano)
* Op 32 Rondo Laendler (flute and piano)
* Op 34 Tarantella (flute and piano)
* Op 35 Larghetto (flute and piano)
* Op 36 Rondo alla Mazurka (flute and piano)
* Op 46 Andante from Beethovens Serenade (flute and piano)

=={{Cat|Boëllmann, Léon}} (1862–1897)==
* Fantaisie sur des airs hongrois, for violin and piano Op.7 (c1885) J Hamelle, plate number J 2604 H
* Le Chant du ruisseau, Op.9 (c1885) J Hamelle
* Deuxième Valse, for piano Op.14 (c1886) J Hamelle, plate number J 3092 H
* Symphony in F major, Op.24 (pub. in reduction and full score by Durand around 1895)
* {{NoComp|Fantaisie Dialoguée, Op.35|Boëllmann, Léon}} (full orch. score)

=={{Cat|Boëly, Alexandre Pierre François}} (1785–1858)==
* Messe du jour de Noël (op.11), for organ (we have)
* Fantasie et fugue en Sib Major AVAILABLE HERE : {{LinkWork|12_Pièces_pour_orgue|Op.18|Boëly|Alexandre-Pierre-François|0}}
* Any organ works
* 5th string trio Op.23 (pub. Richault, 1859)
* Duet Sonata Op.17, pub. by Richault, 1855)
* 40 pièces d'étude, Op. 13

=={{Cat|Bohm, Carl}} (1844–1920)==
*Allegro, Op.291 (Breslau: Julius Hainauer, 1883 (Plate 2522))

=={{Cat|Böhm, Carl Leopold}} (1806–1859)==
*Fantasy for cello and orchestra, Op.27
*Mass in A minor (autograph) (ca.1850)
*Impromptu for cello in E minor (September 1840)

=={{Cat|Böhm, Georg}} (1661–1733)==
* Any vocal works--Georg Böhm: Sämtliche Werke, Vol. 2 (Vols. 3 & 4), ed. Johannes Wolgast, Gesa Wolgast, and Harald Kümmerling

=={{Cat|Böhme, Ferdinand}} (1815–1883)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G minor. Whistling, 1857
* String Quartet No.3 in C minor, Op.7 (Leuckart/Schirmer, 1876)

=={{Cat|Böhme, Oskar}} (1870–1938)==
* Souvenir de St. Petersbourg - orchestral accompaniment
* Entsagung, Op. 19 - cornet and piano
* Liebeslied, Op. 22 no. 2 - orchestral accompaniment
* Ballet Scene, Op. 31 - orchestral accompaniment
* Nachtmusik (Nokturno & Barkarole), Op. 44 no. 1 & 2 - brass quintet

=={{Cat|Bohnke, Emil}} (1888–1928)==
* {{LinkWork|String Quartet|Op.1|Bohnke|Emil|0}} - parts
* {{LinkWork|Piano Concerto|Op.14|Bohnke|Emil|0}} - full score. Republished by MPH
* Symphony, Op.16 (1927) (PD-CA?) (pub. ? - repub. ")
* Theme and Variations for Large Orchestra, Op.9 (pub. 1920, Simrock)

=={{Cat|Bohrer, Antoine}} (1783–1852)==
* Cello Concerto No.3, Op.25 (pub.1820)

=={{Cat|Bohrer, Max}} (1785–1867)==
* Rondoletto (Rondolette) for cello with piano or orchestra, Op.22 (pub.1838, Richault/Hofmeister)
* Cello Concerto No.1, Op.1 (poss. a coproduction (M-J - Max and Joseph (Antoine)) ? )
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.2
* Cello Concerto No.3, Op.10 (pub. Schott, 1828 acc. BdlF)
* Concerto "Militaire" No.4, Op.25
* Duos concertants (Opp.14 pub.1832, 20 - op.20 pub.1838?) (some of these works co-publications with Antoine Bohrer or Nicolas Louis?)
* Violin Concerto No.5, Op.4 (also pub. Schott, 1828 acc. BdlF (or earlier?))

=={{Cat|Boieldieu, François Adrien}} (1775–1834)==
* Harp Concerto in C major in full score
* Harp Concerto in C major (harp and piano reduction)

* Ma Tante Aurore, Vocal Score

=={{Cat|Boisdeffre, René de}} (1838–1906)==
*Dans la forêt : ode-symphonie pour solo (ténor) et choeurs, Op.41 (pub.1888, Hamelle. Repub.1995, Recital Pubs.)
*6 Mélodies, Op.53
*20 Mélodies (pub.1907 per BdlF, @Gallica)

=={{Cat|Boismortier, Joseph Bodin de}} (1689–1755)==
* [[6 Sonates a deux flutes-traversieres sans basse, Op.1 (Boismortier, Joseph Bodin de)|Sonatas, Op. 1]]
* Sonatas, Op. 6

=={{Cat|Boisseau, Arthur Léopold}} (1845–1904)==
* Aubade for piano quartet, Op.3 (pub. by [[Louis Gregh]] in 1875)

=={{Cat|Boito, Arrigo}} (1842–1918)==

=={{Cat|Bölsche, Jakob (Jacob)}} (d.1684)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Bölsche, Johannes Eduard Franz}} (1869–1935)==
* Ouverture zu Hebbel's "Judith" : für grosses Orchester, op. 14 (pub.1895. at Blumenthal Library)
* 10 Bagatelles, Op.1. (at Peabody Library. pub.1895 by Buselmeier.)
* Friede, Op.24 No.1 & Diebstahl, Op.24 No.2 (at SBB) (Simrock, 1902: {{HMBref|1902|182}}.)
* "Frühlingswehen", Op.25 (at SBB)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in E-flat, Op.6 (published by O.Dietrich and by Buselmeier. @ SBB which has the former edition)
*Ouverture zur "Tragödie des Menschen": op. 7 (1973 copy of manuscript?), at Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln, Bibliothek
*Concert overture in E-flat, Op.15 (1973 copy of manuscript), at Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln, Bibliothek

=={{Cat|Bomtempo, João Domingos}} (1775–1842)==
* Piano Concerto No.3, Op.7 (pub. by London: Clementi in 1810)
* The remaining piano sonatas (there are 10-11 at least in all)
* Piano Quintet No.3, original edition e.g. Clementi & Co.
* Piano Sonata Op.5 with its front cover

=={{Cat|Bond, Capel}} (1730–1790)==
* 6 Anthems in Score, 1769
=={{Cat|Boni, Pietro Giuseppe Gaetano}} (1686–1741)==
* Largo ed Allegro alla Francese, autograph or original edition

=={{Cat|Bonis, Mel}} (1858–1937)==
* Piano Quartet No.1 in B{{flat}}, Op.69 (published 1905 by Demets)

==[[:Category:Bonnal, Ermend|Bonnal, Joseph-Ermend]] (1880–1944)==
* Reflets Solaires for Organ
* Trio à cordes
* 1er Quatuor
* 2eme Quatuor

=={{Cat|Bonnet, Joseph}} (1884–1944)==
* Ave Maria Op.2
* Agnus Dei Op.6 No.1
* 2eme Ave Maria Op.6 No.2
* Pie Jesu Op.8 No.2

=={{Cat|Bonnet, Louis}} (1849–1911)==
Louis-Nestor Bonnet, born 1849, pianist, professor at the Conservatory @ Nimes. Alive in 1910, may have died in 1911 (a death notice for ''a'' Louis Bonnet is registered...)
* Piano Trio in D, self-published in 1880
* Ici-bas, mélodie, poésie de Sully Prudhomme (Leduc, 1885)

=={{Cat|Bononcini, Giovanni}} (1670–1747)==
* Six Solos for Two Violoncellos (London, 1748)
* San Nicola di Bari

=={{Cat|Bononcini, Giovanni Maria}} (1642–1678)==
* op.8 Das kontrapunktische Lehrwerk Musico prattico che brevemente dimostra il modo di giungere alla perfetta cognizione di tutte quelle cose, che concorrono alla composizione de i canti, e di ciò ch'all'arte del contrapunto si ricerca, (Bologna, 1673 deutsche Übersetzung Stuttgart, 1701)

=={{Cat|Bonvin, Ludwig}} (1850–1939)==
* Melodie for string quartet, Op.56a (Leuckart, 1911)
* Zwei Lieder v. H. W. Longfellow, Op.40 (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1898) (St. Louis Public Library has)
* Festzug (Festival Procession), Op.27 (published 1896, Breitkopf. Several libraries. Has been recorded.)
* Ballade for large orchestra, Op.25 (pub.1897. Fleisher, poss. other libraries.)
* Aufblick im Gewitter: "O Herr, mein Gott" (high voice and organ), Op.105 (Böhm & Sohn, 1913)

=={{Cat|Boom, Jan van}} (1807–1872)==
* Piano Trio No.1, Op.14 (p.1847)

=={{Cat|Bordet, Toussaint}} (1710–1775)==
* Tambourins
* Tambourins Des Troqueurs

=={{Cat|Bordier, Jules}} (1846–1896)==
* Opera "Le Fiancé de la mer". Petit drame lyrique en un acte. Poëme de E. Le Mouël (Baudoux, 1895) (premiered Royan, Casino, 3 septembre 1895) (vocal score at BNF)
* Suite fantaisiste. Op.40 for violin and orchestra (Richault, 1892, also available at BNF and possibly LoC - not digitized as yet - in vn/pf reduction)
* David. Scène biblique pour baryton, chœur d'hommes et orchestre. Poësie de Paul Milliet (pub.1881)

=={{Cat|Borgstrøm, Hjalmar}} (1864–1925)==
*Romanze for violin and orchestra, Op.12 (pub.1901)
*Piano Quintet in F major, Op.31 (pub.NMF, 1922)
*Tanken (La pensée), symphonic poem (©1917) (at various libraries; full score at Fleisher. Dedicated to Halvorsen. Premiered Stockholm, 1918)

=={{Cat|Borne, François}} (1840–1920)==

=={{Cat|Borodin, Aleksandr}} (1833–1887)==
* Sonata in b minor for Cello and Piano
* Prince Igor, full score
** Act 2, [[Prince Igor (Borodin, Aleksandr)|Polovtsian Dances]]
:: Full score, no. 17 (Act II Finale) without vocal parts
:: Vocal score available at [[cpdl:Polovetsian Dances (Alexander Borodin)|CPDL]]
* String Quintet in f minor
* Quartet in D major for Flute, Oboe, Viola and Cello

=={{Cat|Borowski, Felix}} (1872–1956)==
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* Peintures for orchestra (ms., 1917)
* 3 string quartets, several symphonies (ms only?)
* 2 pieces for string quintet or string orchestra (cop 1905, Williams)
* Le printemps passioné, poem for orchestra (ms., 1920)

=={{Cat|Børresen, Hakon}} (1876–1954)==
* Den kongelige gæst, komedie (pub.1919)
* Symphony No.3 in C, op.21 (Kistner & Siegel, (c) 1931)
* Violin sonata in A minor, Op.13 (1907)

=={{Cat|Bortkiewicz, Sergei}} (1877–1952)==
* Cello Concerto, Op.20
* Cello Sonata, Op.36
* Piano Trio, Op.38
* Suite for Cello solo, Op.41
* 2 Klavierstucke, Op.49
* Symphony No.1, Op.52
* Symphony No.2, Op.55
* Tom Sawyer's Abenteuer, Op.68
* Cinq Esquisses de femmes, Op.70
* Piano Concerto No.2 (full score & orchestral parts)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (orchestral parts)
* Russian Rhapsody, Op.45 (full score & orchestral parts)
* Russian Dances, Op.18 (full score & orchestral parts)
* Violin Concerto, Op.22 (orchestral parts)
* Österreichische Suite for string orchestra and harp or piano ad lib. (full score & orchestral parts)
* Jugoslavische Suite, Op.58 (full score & orchestral parts)

=={{Cat|Bortniansky, Dmytro}} (751 — 10 October 1825)==
*WP claims "In 1882, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky edited Bortniansky's liturgical works, which were published in ten volumes."

=={{Cat|Bortz, Alfred}} (1882–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Died 1964 or 1969 , sources disagree.
* Sinfonietta pastorale, Op.15 (published 1913 by N. Simrock)

=={{Cat|Bose, Fritz von}} (1865–1945)==
* Pastorale und Gavotte, Op.29 (for piano) (Litolff, 1932)
* (also Pastorale, Op.29 No.1 orchestrated by the composer, Litolff, 1936)

=={{Cat|Bosmans, Henriëtte}} (1895–1952)==

*Piano Trio (1921, copyright 1952)

=={{Cat|Bossi, Marco Enrico}} (1861–1925)==
* {{LinkWork|Feuillets d'album|Op.111|Bossi|Marco Enrico|0}} for cello and Piano (pub.1897) (no.1 uploaded.)
* Der Blinde (Il Cieco), Lyrische Scene für Bariton, Chor und Orchester, Op.112 (performed in Rome in 1898, possibly published 1897? but fairly definitely in 1905)
* Organ Sonata No.1, Op.60
* Arrangement for organ of the “Gebet” from Wagner’s Tannhäuser (recorded, but score not uploaded as of 4/21. Mostly similar to the Warren arrangement but with a substantial prelude and postlude.)
* Santa Caterina da Siena poemetto per violino, quartetto ad arco, arpa, celeste ed organo, opera postuma (published 1936 in this form, in 1928 for violin and piano, by Ed. Euterpe of Stuttgart)

=={{Cat|Bossi, Renzo}} (1883–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony in A minor (pub.1909) (op.11)
* Violin Concerto (pub. ca. 1915?) (op.15)
* Violin sonata "intima" cop.1923
*Quartet in A op.28 cop.1924

=={{Cat|Bottesini, Giovanni}} (1821–1889)==
* Concerto for Violoncello and double bass G major
* Double Bass Concertos
* Pieces for Double Bass and Piano
{{Laundry|Bottesini, Giovanni|[[Talk:List of works by Giovanni Bottesini‎]]}}

=={{Cat|Boughton, Rutland}} (1878–1960)==
* [The Famous Tragedy of] The Queen of Cornwall (after and in collaboration with Thomas Hardy; premiered 1924-08-21, vocal score published 1926 by Joseph Williams - c has since been transferred to the Boughton Music Trust) (@Westminster Reference Library, elsewhere)

=={{Cat|Boulanger, Edmond}} (1829–1898)==
Conjectural author of these works by "Ed." Boulanger ("E." in HMB, but "Ed." on the scores.) Dates 1829-1898 are an informed guess via VIAF, but still a guess.
* Nocturne No.2, Op.10 (Schott, 1856)
* Lubinka, valse de salon, Op.11 (Schott, 1856) ([https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9079675t Gallica] - Paris: Chabal)
* 2 polkas-mazurkas, Op.12 ([https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9079631n Gallica] - Paris: Chabal)

=={{Cat|Boulanger, Georges}} (1893–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[http://www.prima-carezza.ch/boulange.htm see here]
* Tokai
* Hora Maré
* Legumes! Legumes! Legumes!
* Hungarian Dance
* Da Capo!
* Gypsy Serenade
* Vitamin Polka
* Tango Torero
* Allo! Budapest
* Julika
* Tango Marina
* Hongrois
* Sue la Mer Noire
* Red Roses
* Budapest at Night
* La Polka Lunatique
* Dream of the Puszta
* Hungarian Sensibility

=={{Cat|Boulanger, Lili}} (1898–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* {{NoComp|Pie Jesu|Boulanger, Lili}}, for soprano, string quartet, harp, organ (1918), published by Durand 1924
* Thème et variations, for piano (1914)
* D'un soir triste (duo version, trio version) (trio version first published in 1993)

=={{Cat|Boulnois, Joseph}} (1884–1918)==
* Choral for Organ
* Symphonie for Organ
* Sonata for Piano and Orchestra
* Violin Sonata

=={{Cat|Bourges, Maurice}} (1812–1881)==
* String Quartet in F (pub. (posth.) 1881, Lissarrague)
* Violin Sonata No.1 in D minor (1862, Brandus)
* Piano Trio No.2 in B{{flat}} (1862, Brandus)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in D (1881, A. O'Kelly et Naus) (also: {{BNFref|12148/cb428725233|3 violin sonatas}} published by O'Kelly probably around 1881, the D minor not included - in B-flat, in F-sharp minor, in D major. So these are perhaps sonatas 2-4. Unless the D minor is by ''Jean-Maurice'' Bourges or similar?)

=={{Cat|Bousquet, Georges}} (1818–1854)==
* String Quartet in G (p.1852, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Boutmy, Josse}} (1697–1779)==
* Petites suites de pièces de clavecin (Bruxelles, entre 1736 et 1738)
* Premier livre (Paris, 1738)
* Second livre (Paris, 1740-44)
* Troisième livre (Bruxelles, vers 1749) dédié au gouverneur Charles de Lorraine.

=={{Cat|Bowen, York}} (1884–1961)==
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* Viola Concerto in C minor
* Concerto for Horn, Strings and Timpani, op. 150
* Andante for Viola and Piano
* Fantasia in F major for Viola and Organ
* Fantasie for Four Violas
* Melody for the G String for Violin (or Viola) and Piano, in {{K|Gb}}, Op.47
* Melody for the C String of the Viola with Piano Accompaniment, in F major, Op.51 No.2
* Phantasy in F major for Viola and Piano, Op.54
* Piano Sonata No. 5 in f minor, Op. 72 (pub. 1923)
* Romance for Viola and Organ
* 2 Duets for Two Violas
* 3 Duos for Violin and Viola
* Piano works
* Cello Sonata, Op.64 (pub.1923)
* Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.33 (pub.1920 by Ascherberg)
* Symphonies

=={{Cat|Boyce, William}} (1711–1779)==
* Heart of Oak - non-original concert band score and parts
* Ode for St Cecilia's day, manuscript or first edition
* Shakespeare Incidental Music
* Keyboard Works
* Sinfonias 3-5, 7, 8

=={{Cat|Boyle, Ina}} (1889–1967)==
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* Soldiers at peace : set to music for chorus and orchestra (published 1917, text by Herbert Asquith (1852-1928))
* The Magic Harp, rhapsody for orchestra (Stainer & Bell, ©1921)

=={{Cat|Braga, Ernani}} (1888–1948)==
* Cinco canções nordestinas
* Cancioneiro Gaúcho (1940)

=={{Cat|Brahms, Johannes}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trios Nos.2 (Op.87) & 3 (Op.101) (arrangement for one piano four hands)
* Original version of Serenade No.1, Op.11, for nonet — lost?
* Triumphlied Op.55 Orchestra Parts
* Symphony No.2, Op.73 (1st clarinet part transposed to Bb)
* WoO 36, 8 Deutsche Volkslieder, 1859–62 (für Frauenchor)--NOT PD US. First published 1938 and 1940
* WoO 37, 16 Deutsche Volkslieder, 1859–62 (für Frauenchor)--NOT PD. First published 1964 and 1965
* WoO 38, 20 Deutsche Volkslieder, 1859–62 (für Frauenchor)--NOT PD. First published 1970
* Enescu, Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Brambach, Carl Joseph}} (1833–1902)==
* Piano Quartet No.1 in E{{flat}}, Op.13 (pub.1868)

=={{Cat|Brand, Max}} (1896–1980)==
(very often confused with Frederick Faust, a popular American author of Westerns who used the synonym Max Brand, to the point where the libretto for Brand's best-known opera appears in compilations of American verse and Google Books lists it under Faust's name. ''This'' "Austrian-American" composer Brand however is described at [https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Brand_(compositeur) French Wikipedia] e.g. and was born in what is now Lviv.) 
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* Maschinist Hopkins, opera, Op.11, 1928, published (vocal score only, reduced by Erwin Stein) 1928 ([https://www.universaledition.com/en/Works/Maschinist-Hopkins/P0026304 UE] ; {{HMBref|1929|37}} - but published 1928 at least according to ÖNB (if this is mistaken, then not until 1929 and not PD-US until 2025). First performed 1929, also.) (ÖNB gives 254-page (vs?) in 1928, 260+276 pp. full score in 1929.)

=={{Cat|Brandl, Johann Evangelist}} (1760–1837)==
* 3 String Quartets, Op.25(?) (pub.1803)
* Germania, Ein Heroisches Singspiel in Drey Aufzügen (libretto - only? - (known to be) available online as of Aug.2015. music)
* Schillers Andenken: eine Kantate (libretto available online- music?)
* 3 String Quartets, Op.40 (published 1822, see May 1822 AMZ.) (could this be a version of the 3 flute quartets, op.40?)

=={{Cat|Brandt, Fritz}} (1880–1949)==
* String Quartets no.1 in Am., Op.14 (Bisping, Münster); no.2
* Piano Sonata in A{{flat}}, Op.3 (pub.1907)
* Cello Sonata in C, Op.6 (pub.1920 by Bisping)

=={{Cat|Brandt, Karl Wilhelm}} (1869–1923)==
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Better known as Vassily Brandt.

=={{Cat|Brandts Buys, Jan}} (1868–1933)==
* Piano Trio, Op.1 (p.1890)
* Konzertstück, Op.3 (2pf or pf&orch) (p.1896)
* Suite, Op.7 (p.1896)

=={{Cat|Brassin, Louis}} (1840–1884)==
* Piano Concerto Op.22 in F (published 1865) (full score and/or parts exist, at Fleisher)
* Piano Concerto No.3 in G (Pastoral-Concert) (published posth. 1888 by Schott) (reduction exists, full score and/or parts may exist somewhere even if not at a public library)

=={{Cat|Brauer, Max}} (1855–1918)==
* String Quartet in F (pub. B&H, 1920)
* Romance Op.9 for violin & piano (pub. by 1902)
* Suite for strings Op.14 (pub.1891, Geibel)
* Romanze Op.1 for vn&pf (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Braunfels, Walter}} (1882–1954)==
* Ariels Gesäng, Op.18 (p.1911)
* Phantastische Erscheinungen eines Themas von Hector Berlioz, Op.25
* Serenade, Op.20 (p.1911)
* Don Juan, Op.34 (p.1925)
* Die Ammen-Uhr, Op.28 (published 1921)
* Prinzessin Brambilla, opera, Op.12b, published 1909
* 9 Bagatelles for piano, Op.5 (Lewy, ca.1907?)

=={{Cat|Bree, Johannes Bernardus van}} (1801–1857)==
* Overture in E flat major (1839)
* Concertoverture in b minor "Le Bandit"
* Scene for horn and orchestra

=={{Cat|Breitenbach, Clemens}} (1864–1943)==
* Op.3 - 12 Fughetten zu 3 Stimmen für Orgel (oder Harmonium) (Leipzig: Pflugmacher 1896). CVK No.2071
* Op.6 -Exaltabo. 4 Fugen für Orgel zum kirchlichen Gebrauch (Hildesheim bei Franz Borgmeyer 1898). CVK No.2258
* Op.8 - Gloria. 30 neue Orgel-Stücke für den kirchlichen Gebrauch. (Hildesheim bei Franz Borgmeyer 1898). CVK No.2259
* Op.10 - Cantabo. 40 Orgelstücke für den kirchlichen Gebrauch. (Regensburg: A.Coppenrath (?). CVK No.3749
* Op.12 - 50 Fughetten für Orgel (Leipzig: Steingräber, 1902). Publication noted in Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1902), p.25.
* Op.21 - Fantasia (D minor) für Orgel (Leipzig: Kahnt Nachf., 1908). Publication noted in Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1908), p.188.
* Op.22 - Organ pieces for christmas time:-"Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen aus",-"O du fröhliche aus".
* Op.24 Violin Sonata in A minor, (p.1913).

=={{Cat|Brian, Havergal}} (1876–1972)==
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'''Public Domain Works (USA only)''' 
''Six early orchestral works, published by Breitkopf & Härtel (B&H), London, 1913/4:''
* ''For valour'', concert overture, op.7 (1904–06)
* English suite no.1, op.12 (1906)
* Fantastic Variations on an old Rhyme (1907–09/12)
* ''Festal Dance'', (1907 or 1908–09) (See [https://catalog.freelibrary.org/Record/1576507 Fleisher]. British Library and Sheffield also have this score.)
* ''In memoriam'', symphonic poem (1910 - published 1913, premiered 26 December 1921)
* ''Doctor Merryheart'', comedy overture no.1 (1911–12, published 1913 and premiered 3 Jan. 1913.)
''Other works:''
* ''Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?'', op.5 (1903/04), B&H, 1905
* Three Songs for Contralto or Baritone, op.6 (?1904/05), B&H, 1913
* Psalm 137, ''By the waters of Babylon'', op.11 (1905/09), VS, B&H, 1914
* ''Stars of a summer night'', op.1 (1905), Novello, 1908
* [[:Category talk:Brian, Havergal|Various songs]] (solo voice, and partsongs) published by J. Curwen & Son, J.&W. Chester, Enoch, OUP and Augener before 1923 
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* Orchestral: Symphonies 2–32 (1930–68); Violin concerto in C major (1934–35)
* Operas: ''Turandot, prinzessin von China'' (1950–51); ''The Cenci'' (1951–52); ''Faust'' (1955–56); ''Agammemnon'' (1957)

=={{Cat|Brescia, Domenico}} (1866–1939)==
* Sifonía Ecuatoriana
* Suites
* String Quartets

=={{Cat|Bretón, Tomás}} (1850–1923)==
All works unpublished or published only recently; but there should be manuscripts
* Symphony No.2
* Los galeotes, symphonic poem
* Elegía y añoranza, symphonic poem
* Violin Concerto
* Piano Quintet
* Wind sextet

=={{Cat|Bréville, Pierre de}} (1861–1949)==
* Tête de Kenwark, Scène lyrique for Cello and Orchestra
* Nouvelles ballades op. 165 (?? source?)
* Hymne à Venus, Vocal duo or chorus in 2 parts with viola, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, harp (c.1885); words by Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam (Bruneau, [1890]?) (BNF,
* Suite brève for Organ
* Deuxieme suite en Cinq Parties for Organ/Harmonium
* Violin Sonata No.2 (©1927) "sonate fantaisie en forme de rondeau"
* Épitaphe (Baudoux, 1899) (dedicated to Thérèse Roger)
* Cello Sonata in D minor (PD outside of US; Rouart, ©1931, renewed 18 November 1958, PD-US in 2027?) (@ Manhattan School of Music, Yale, UNC Chapel Hill & Greensboro, @ St Pancras, Nederlands Muziek Institut, BNF, SBB)

=={{Cat|Briccialdi, Giulio}} (1818–1881)==
* Allegro for 2 flutes
* 8 Duos for flute
* Flute Concerto in F major (pub.1850, [[Richault]])

=={{Cat|Bridge, Frank}} (1879–1941)==
Source for publication dates and other information: [https://issuu.com/phmpublishing/docs/frank_bridge_-_the_complete_works_- Frank Bridge- The Complete Works (Hindmarsh)] @ Issuu/PHM Publishing
* [[3 Dances, H.4 (Bridge, Frank)|3 Dances for Violin & Piano, H.4 (1900)]], Version for Cello & Piano
* Scherzetto for Cello & Piano, H.19 (date unknown, estimated 1901-2 based on musical style by Hindmarsh. Published (hire only) in a (recent) orchestration.)

* The Pneu world, for Cello and Piano, H.163 (1925)
* Sir Roger De Coverley, H. 155 (1922) (string quartet full score)
* Songs

* Adagio ma non troppo for Organ, H.11 (ca. 1901 (?). Unpublished.)
* Phantasm (Piano and Orchestra) - full score
* Graziella, H. 170 (1926) (H. 169/70 both pub. Winthrop Rogers/BMC/Hawkes in 1927)

(The following can be added if ''performed'' in 1971 or earlier)

* Tempo di Mazurka for Cello and Piano, H.32 (1903) (pub.1991 in Hindmarsh edition.)

=={{Cat|Brissler, Friedrich}} (1818–1893)==
* Symphony
* Piano pieces (e.g. mazurka (1878))

=={{Cat|Brisson, Frédéric}} (1821–1890)==
* Le Roi des aulnes. Mélodie... Arrangé pour piano, violon, violoncelle et harmonicorde de Mr Debain par Frédéric Brisson. Op.64 (this and other arrangements by Brisson of Schubert's Erlkönig published by Petit aîné in 1858)
* Nocturne No.5 for piano, Op.112 (Gregh, 1874)
* La kermesse, rondo-valse, Op.4? (E. Huet, 1850)
* Rondo fantastique, Op.122 (Hartmann, plate F.B.10, date ?)

==Britten, Benjamin (1913–1976)==
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* The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra (©1947 ?)
* Four Sea Interludes (from Op.33) (Passacaglia ©1939, Sea Interludes as a set ©1941, some libraries list as "?" - may be some copyright issues here - conceivably became PD-US when published as a set - look into??)
* Simple Symphony (©1934)
* Peter Grimes op. 33 (©1945)

=={{Cat|Brixi, František Xaver}} (1732–1771)==
* Viola Concerto in C Major

=={{Cat|Brod, Henri}} (1799–1839)==
* Le retour du petit savoyard, duo concertant pour piano et hautbois sur la romance de F. Bérat, op.32 (published in 1831 by Schonenberger, plate SN 74)
* Morceau de salon pour hautbois (pub. 1839 by Schonenberger)
* Souvenirs d'Elisa et Claudio (Mercadante) (pub. 1839 by Schonenberger)

=={{Cat|Brogi, Renato}} (1873–1924)==
* Piano Trio in E minor (published 1909)

=={{Cat|Bromme, Walter}} (1885–1943)==
Possibly used pseudonym "Walter Berg" (first page of score of one of his songs seems to imply as much.)
* Various piano works (as Walter Berg), published by C.F. Teich, Leipzig, 1919 ({{HMBref|1919|38}})

==[[:Category:Bronsart von Schellendorff, Hans|Bronsart, Hans]] (1830–1913)==
* Frühlings Fantaisie, Op.11 für Orchester (full score)

=={{Cat|Bronsart, Ingeborg}} (1840–1913)==
* Die Göttin von Sais oder Linas und Liane: idyllische Oper in drei Aufzügen (text by Conrad Ferdinand Meyer) (libretto, published 1866, scanned- rest of opera?)

=={{Cat|Brosig, Moritz}} (1815–1887)==
* 3 Preludes and 2 Postludes, Op.70. Leuckart, 1852.

=={{Cat|Broustet, Édouard}} (1836–1901)==
*{{LinkWork|Symphonie concertante|Op.38|Broustet|Édouard|0}} - full score ; parts?
*Piano Quintet
*Piano Concerto (no.2?)
*Sonata for violin or cello and piano, Op.52
*Sérénade Op.49 for piano trio (published by Minier, 1878)

=={{Cat|Bruch, Max}} (1838–1920)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Pianos, Op.88a (Bruch, Max)|Double Piano Concerto in A-flat minor]] (also called Op. 88); orchestral parts, full score or complete version for three pianos (one for orchestra). (So far only two movements are present, and arranged only for two pianos.)
* [[Octet (Bruch, Max)|String Octet in B-flat major]] (pub. 1996)
* {{NoComp|Konzertstück, Op.84|Bruch, Max}}, orchestral parts
* Intermezzo in B major, Original 2nd Movement of Symphony No.1, Op.28 (Full Score and Orchestral Part Score)
* [[3 Neue Männerchöre, Op.68 (Bruch, Max)|3 Neue Männerchöre, Op.68]]: Full scores and parts for No. 2 and 3 (so far only No. 1 is uploaded).

=={{Cat|Bruck, Arnold von}} (ca.1500 — 1554)==
*DTÖ 99 (1961) has works in Latin

=={{Cat|Bruckner, Anton}} (1824–1896)==
* [[Missa solemnis, WAB 29 (Bruckner, Anton)|Missa solemnis, WAB 29]], full score.
* [[Psalm 112, WAB 35 (Bruckner, Anton)|Psalm 112 in B-flat minor, WAB 35]], full score
* [[Fantasie in G major, WAB 118 (Bruckner, Anton)|Fantasie in G major, WAB 118]], complete score of Part II. Current score is missing p. 22 of the original score.
* [[Stille Betrachtung an einem Herbstabend, WAB 123 (Bruckner, Anton)|Stille Betrachtung an einem Herbstabend, WAB 123]], I would like a good pianist in Canada to add fingerings, maybe record a performance.
* Offertory in C for organ (?) (besides [[Prélude in D minor, WAB 130 (Bruckner, Anton)]], a dozen or so organ works (mostly arrangements) are collected in a {{WC|1516580|Kalmus volume}})
* Symphony in F minor, WAB 99 (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony in D minor 'Nullte', WAB 100 (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.3 in D minor, WAB 103, 1st version (1873-74) (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.4 in E-flat major, WAB 104, 1st Version (1874) (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.4 in E-flat major, WAB 104, 3rd Version (1887-88) (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.4 in E-flat major, WAB 104, "Volksfest"-Finale (1878) (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.8 in C minor, WAB 108, 1st Version (1887) (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.8 in C minor, WAB 108, 2nd Version (1890) (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Symphony No.9 in D minor, WAB 109/143, 1st published version (1903) (Orchestral Part Scores)

=={{Cat|Brückner, Oscar}} (1857–1930)==
* Cello Concerto Op.59 (pub.1916/17)

=={{Cat|Bruhns, Friedrich Nikolaus}} (1637–1718)==
* Full score/manuscript: Johannes-Passion (1702) formerly attributed to Reinhard Keiser
* Full score/manuscript: Markus-Passion (1705) formerly attributed to Reinhard Keiser

=={{Cat|Bruhns, Nicolaus}} (1665–1697)==
* “Little” Praeludium in E minor – not the “Great” {{NoComp|Praeludium in E minor|Bruhns, Nicolaus}} NOW AVAIBALE HERE: http://imslp.org/wiki/Praeludium_in_E_minor_%27Little%27_(Bruhns,_Nicolaus)
* Chorale Fantasia “Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland”
* Ich liege und schlafe (Cantata) Now availible here: https://imslp.org/wiki/Ich_liege_und_schlafe_(Bruhns%2C_Nicolaus)
* Hemmt eure Tränenflut (Cantata) Now available here: https://imslp.org/wiki/Hemmt_eure_Tr%C3%A4nenflut_(Bruhns%2C_Nicolaus)
* Die Zeit meines Abschieds ist vorhanden (Cantata)
* Muss nicht der Mensch auf dieser Erden (Cantata)
* Wohl dem, der den Herren fürchtet (Cantata)

=={{Cat|Brüll, Ignaz}} (1846–1907)==
* {{NoComp|Im Walde, Op.25|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted)
* {{NoComp|Symphony, Op.31|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted)
* {{NoComp|Violin Concerto, Op.41|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted) – see [[Category talk:Brüll, Ignaz|composer’s talk page]]
* Violin Sonata No.3 in E minor, Op.81

=={{Cat|Brumel, Antoine}} (fl.1483–1513)==
*RISM A/I B 4643, Missæ (Venice: Petrucci, 1503) [http://www.bibliotecamusica.it/cmbm/scripts/gaspari/scheda.asp?id=3422 Bologna]

=={{Cat|Brun, Fritz}} (1878–1959)==
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* Symphony No.2 in B-flat (pub.1912)
* Symphony No.3 in D m. (pub.1922 or 1923 - {{HMBref|1923|4}} ; library catalogs generally give [1922], some give [1920?]...)
* Violin Sonata in D minor (1906, pub.1920 by Zurich: Hüni)
* String Quartet in G (published 1924)
* Symphony No.4 in E (published 1928 or 1929?) (note: ''only'' symphonies 2-4 have been published as of the article on Brun's symphonies in a 1996 issue of Tempo.)
* Le martyre de Jeanne d'Arc : drame lyrique en 2 actes (published 1932)
* 5 Lieder for Alto and Piano (published by Hüni in 1920, see {{HMBref|1920|201}})

=={{Cat|Bruna, Pablo}} (1611–1679)==
With an anniversary year coming up, only the same handfull of his ~30 tientos are online at
*[http://bnpm.ch/index.php?navig=partition&search=Bruna%20Pablo BNPM]

=={{Cat|Brunckhorst, Arnold Matthias}} (1670–1725)==
* Any organ works
* Prelude & Fugue (Präludium) in e and other Organ works

=={{Cat|Brune, Adolf}} (1870–1935)==
* Piano concerto, Op.24 (c.1904)

=={{Cat|Bruneau, Alfred}} (1857–1934)==
* Lazare (Lazarus), oratorio, Op.30 (1903)
* Angelo, tyran de Padoue, drame lyrique (1925, published 1928. 260pp vocal score is at various libraries. BNF has full score in ms but not uploaded yet.)

=={{Cat|Brusselmans, Michel}} (1886–1960)==
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* Violin Sonata in B minor (pub. Senart, 1921)
* Cello Sonata in D major (pub. Senart, 1921 (registered 1922 in US?))

=={{Cat|Brzowski, Józef}} (1803/1805–1888)==
* Hrabia Weseliński (Count Merrymaker), comic opera (staged 1833)
* Rejent z Flandrii czyli Piwowar z Gandawy (The Regent of Flanders or The Brewer of Ghent), opera (not staged?) 1880
* 2 Polonaises, Op.4
* Dramatic Symphony 1840
* Concert Overture 1850
* Elegie for violin and orchestra 1870 (we may have the violin/pf reduction uploaded?)
* Piano Quintet
* Piano Quartet 1859
* Requiem 1845
* Mass in A - MS in Bibliothèque royale de Belgique (B-Br Mus Ms 768)
* 'La Foi' Mass - MS in Bibliothèque royale de Belgique (B-Br Mus Ms 1593)
* Te Deum 1867
* Quintet for solo voice chorus and piano

=={{Cat|Buchal, Hermann}} (1884–1961)==
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* Piano sonata in C minor (pub. Hainauer, 1919)
* Messe in A-dur zu Ehren d. heil. Elisabeth f. 3st. Frauenchor <od. Männerchor> (pub. Goerlich, 1924)
* Messe in C-dur ... f. 4st. gem. Chor (Op.47?). (Goerlich, 1929)
* Sonate für Englisch Horn und Klavier, op. 86, Es Dur (Breitkopf, ©1951)
* Symphonische Festmusik for string orchestra Op. 89 (Peters, ©1954)

=={{Cat|Buchner, Philip Friedrich}} (1614–1669)==

=={{Cat|Buck, Dudley}} (1839–1909)==
*Symphony in E-flat major (unpublished, has it survived in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Buffardin, Pierre-Gabriel}} (1690–1768)==
* concerto à cinq en mi mineur [[Flute Concerto in E minor (Buffardin, Pierre-Gabriel)|Flute Concerto in E minor]] (His only known Concerto and only one of 2 known works)

=={{Cat|Buke, Eižens}} (1877–1920)==
Also Evgeny Bukke (in Russian)
* Opera "Fate" (in English translation)
or anything else?

=={{Cat|Bukinik, Mikhail}} (1872–1947)==
* 4 Concert Etudes (I think we have these uploaded now)

=={{Cat|Bulakhov, Pavel}} (1824–1875)==
* Romans Ego uzh ni︠e︡t : ispolnennyĭ Tamberlikom (pub. Gutheil, 1861) (main publication?)

=={{Cat|Bulakhov, Pyotr}} (1822–1885)==

=={{Cat|Bullerian, Hans}} (1885–1948)==
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.29 (pub.1922, HMB 1923 p.4) (c) 1922 per WC?)
* Sextet in G{{flat}} major, Op.38 ((c)?1924, maybe 1925)
* Cello Concerto, Op.41 (Simrock, 1927, Free Library/Fleisher; 1926 in reduction)
* Passacaglia and Fugue for large orchestra, Op.76 (pub.1936 by Möricke of Stettin) (listed in Stabikat-SBB. Maybe eventually digitized, since PD-CA/EU)

=={{Cat|Bumcke, Gustav}} (1876–1963)==
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* Wind-sextet, Op.19 (pub.1908)
* Harmonielehre (pub.1921)
* Suite über die Töne F-H-G-B, Op.28 (pub.1919)
* Saxophone etudes, Op.38 (published in books published in a series of years starting in the mid-1920s)

=={{Cat|Bungert, August}} (1845–1915)==
* {{LinkWork|Warum? Woher? Wohin?|Op.60|Bungert|August|0}} -- need vocal score
* Torquato Tasso, Op.14 (score at: Zurich, Free Lib. Philadelphia, SBB)

=={{Cat|Bunte, Johann Friedrich}} (1769–1843)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.3 (pub.1808)
* String Quartet, Op.5
* Symphony, Op.9 (ca.1817?)

=={{Cat|Burger, Max}} (1856–1917)==
ca.1917, probably.
* Sinfonietta in B-flat for strings, Op.65, published 1909
* Jugend-Quartett in C, Op.40, published 1905 by Coppenrath ({{HMBref|1905|6}}.)

=={{Cat|Burkhard, Willy}} (1900–1955)==
* Lob der Musik: Nun fanget an! Kantate, Op.54. Hug, 1939.

=={{Cat|Busch, Adolf}} (1891–1952)==
* Variations on the Radetzky-Marsch by Strauss, Op.9 (pub.1917)
* Concerto for Large Orchestra, Op.43 (Breitkopf u Härtel, 1931) (PD-CA-only)
* Symphony in E minor, Op.39 (republished MPH, 2024; originally published 1928 by Breitkopf. other two symphonies, Opp.10 and 51, apparently only published in 2008 by Edition 49)
* Variationen und Fuge für kleines Orchester über ein Thema von W.A. Mozart, Op.19, ©1920 by Eschig (listed in HMB in 1923 (N. Simrock), curiously - maybe confused with Op.19a? Also, if-when this is uploaded, avoid full 3-book-long titles, use Variations and Fugue, Op.19 (Busch, Adolf). Or something like...)
*Variationen über ein Thema v. W. A. Mozart für Orch., Op.41. (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1929). (On a theme from the Divertimento, K.240. Republished 2023 by MPH.)
* Violin Concerto in A minor, Op.20
* Violin Sonata in G, Op.21 (©1923)
* Sinfonische Phantasie for chorus, organ and orchestra, Op.17 (pub. 1933? See {{WC|611604863}} and {{HMBref|1933|6}}.)
* Fantasie über Joh. Seb. Bachs Rezitativ aus der Matthäus-Passion "Mein Gott, warum hast du mich verlassen" und den Choral" Aus tiefer Not schrei ich zu dir". Für Orgel, Op.19a (published 1923.) (©ÖNB) (if this is uploaded, please use eg Fantasie, Op.19a :) )
* Piano Concerto, Op.31 (©1928?) (apparently only reduction survived, full score found and republished only recently)
* Lustspiel-Ouverture, Op.28 (pub.1933, B&H, acc. HMB 1933 p.6)
* Divertimento, Op.30 (published 1925, Breitkopf)
* String Quartet in A minor, Op.57 (1942, published 1944) (PD... eventually.)
* Piano Quintet, Op.35 (pub. Breitkopf, 1927)
* Psalm 6 with Chorus, Orchestra and Organ, Op.70 (pub.1951) (PD-CA&EU at best, not US for some time)

=={{Cat|Busch, Carl}} (1862–1943)==
*Die Schwester Studio, Op.40 (für 1 Dame und Pianoforte). Braunschweig: Schondorfs Verlag, 1906. (It's possible that this and other works listed at {{HMBref|1906|662}} are by a different Carl Busch. Library searches can't seem to find them.)
*Elegie in D minor, Op.30 for strings (@ DKB. Breitkopf & Härtel, 1899) (F.142.)
*Prolog zu Tennyson's The paasing[sic] of Arthur : Op 25. (Breitkopf, 1899) (@ DKB) (possibly not by this Carl Busch, apparently not listed among his papers)
*May : A cantata for children's chorus and orchestra, F.181 (words by Leigh Hunt) (1910, published 1911 by HW Gray)
*In the Woodlands for orchestra, pub. 1928, F.168
*The Eagle, for voice and piano, pub. 1906, F.140

=={{Cat|Busch, William}} (1901–1945)==
*Cello Concerto (1940) - see {{WC|725340506}}

=={{Cat|Busoni, Ferruccio}} (1866–1924)==
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* Minuetto capriccioso in C-Dur für Pianoforte, op. 61, BV 124 (Cranz)
* Zwei Lieder mit Pianofortebegleitung, op. 31, BV 167 (Schmidl and Vicentini)
* Preludio e Fuga in C für Pianoforte, op. 36, BV 180
* Danza notturna in D-Dur für Pianoforte, op. 13, BV 189 (Trebbi)
* Ave Maria: Antiphon für Bariton mit Orchesterbegleitung, op. 35, BV 190 (Lucca)
* Marcia di Paesani e Contadine für Pianoforte, op. 32, BV 193 (Schmidl and Vicentini)
* Zwei altdeutsche Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung, op. 18, BV 207 (Kistner)
* Zwei Lieder für eine tiefe Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung, op. 24, BV 216 (Kahnt) (pub.1887)
* Kultaselle: Zehn kurze Variationen über ein finnische Volkslied für Violoncello und Pianoforte, BV 237 (B&H, E.B. 5478)
* Altoums Warnung (Zweiter Anhang zur Turandot-Suite), BV 248b (full score; B&H, Part.B. 1976a) (©1934, probably)
* Zwei Gesänge für eine Männerstimme mit kleinem Orchester: Altoums Gebet aus "Turandot" ["Konfutse, dir hab' ich geschworen"], BV 277 (full score; B&H, Part.B. 2481)
* Zwei Gesänge für eine Männerstimme mit kleinem Orchester: Lied des Mephistopheles aus Goethes "Faust", BV 278 (full score; B&H, Part.B. 2482)
* Romanza e Scherzoso for Piano and Orchestra, BV 290 (full score; B&H, Part.B. 2639)
* Concertino for Piano and Orchestra, BV 292 (full score; B&H, Part. B. 2824)
* Beethoven. Benedictus aus der Missa solennis. Bearbeitet von Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 49 (B&H, E.B. 4474)
* Fantaisie über Motive aus "Der Barbier von Bagdad", komische Oper von Peter Cornelius, für Pianoforte componirt von Ferruccio B. Busoni, BV B 52 (Kahnt)
* Novelletten für Pianoforte, Violine und Violoncell componirt und Herrn Ferdinand Hiller gewidmet von Niels W. Gade. Op. 29. Bearbeitung für zwei Pianoforte zu vier Händen von F. B. Busoni..., BV B 54 (B&H)
* Merlin. Oper in drei Acten von Carl Goldmark. Text von Siegfried Lipiner (vocal score by Busoni), BV B 56; available on the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin's Digitalisierte Sammlungen
* Heroischer Marsch in ungarischem Styl für das Piano-Forte von F. Liszt. Neu herausgegeben … von Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 62 (Schlesinger; plate number S. 2977)
* Franz Liszt. Polonaise No.2 (E Dur) pour Piano. Nouvelle Édition augmentée d'une Cadence Finale par Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 64 (Simrock, plate number 12604)
* Rondo Concertante für Klavier u. Orchester aus dem 22. Concerto von W. A. Mozart neu bearbeitet von Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 87 (B&H, Part.B. 2604)
* Adagio aus dem Klarinetten-Konzert (KV 622), BV B 90 (B&H, Part.B. 2532); available on the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin's Digitalisierte Sammlungen
* Scherzo aus dem Streichquartett in E moll von Ottokar Novacek. Zum Concertvortrage für Pianoforte bearbeitet … von Ferruccio B. Busoni, BV B 95 (Fritzsch, E.W.F. 523, ©1892. Could be put on the existing page for {{LinkWork|String Quartet in E minor||Nováček|Ottokar|}} where the existing recording of the arrangement is already in the NML section.)
* Konzert-Allegro mit Introduktion. (op. 134) Bearbeitung für zwei Pianoforte, BV B 109 (B&H, V.A. 832)
* Joh. Seb. Bach, Klavierwerke. Unter Mitwirkung von Egon Petri und Bruno Mugellini. Herausgegeben von Ferruccio Busoni (B&H, 1894-1921), '''vols. 2-4, 7, 8, 11-13, 16, 18, 21, 23, 24''' (currently missing volumes)
* Joh. Seb. Bach. Sechs Tonstücke. Klavier-Übertragung von Ferruccio Busoni. Neue durchgesehene Ausgabe (B&H, V.A. 1916)
* Bach-Busoni. Gesammelte Ausgabe. Bearbeitungen, Übertragungen, Studien und Kompositionen für Pianoforte nach Johann Sebastian Bach von Ferruccio Busoni. Vollständige und vervollkommnete Ausgabe (B&H, 7 vols., BB I-VII; 1916, 1920); the seventh volume (BB VII) was added in 1920 edition.

=={{Cat|Büsser, Henri}} (1872–1973)==
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* Minerve : ouverture de concert, Op.7 (pub.1905 by [[Lemoine]] in fs, 2pf, etc.)
* Hercule au jardin des Hespérides, Op.18 (symphonic poem) (pub.1900 in reduction, 1901 full score by [[Lemoine]])

=={{Cat|Butler, Henry}} (1623–1652)==
(First recorded as an emigré musician in King Philip's court in 1623, died 1652, also called Botelero)
* Trio sonata in F major (RISM ID 806928816, recorded by the Newberry Consort in 1996)

=={{Cat|Butterworth, George}} (1885–1916)==
*2 English Idylls (full score, parts)

=={{Cat|Butting, Max}} (1888–1976)'''==
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*String Quartet No.1 in A Op.8 (pub.1919)
*Kammersymphonie für 13 Instrumente ; op. 25 ; [1923] (pub. 1924 by Tischer & Jagenberg)
*Kleine stücke für streichquartett, Op.26 (pub. 1924 by Schott)
*Duo for violin and piano, Op.32 (pub.1927)
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*Symphony No.2 Op.29 (pub.1933 by Universal Edition)
*Symphony No.3 Op.34 (pub.1933 by Universal Edition) (appears in HMB in 1935 for some reason, but ©1933.)
*Symphony No.6 Op.44 (pub.1962, Edit. Peters)
*Symphony No.9 in one movement Op.94 (pub.1959, Verlag für Neue Musik)

=={{Cat|Büttner, Max}} (1891–1959)==
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Some Worldcat entries have 1879-1948- were there two composers by this name?
* Harp Concerto, Op.10 (pub. 1926? by Himmelreich of Munich) (publication date from HMB; composed by 1924, see {{RISMc|1001057747|D-Mbs Mus.ms. 10854; Nachlass Max Büttner}})
* Symphony No.1 (of 5), Op.31 (BSB has: "vl 1 (6x), vl 2 (6x), vla (4x), vlc (4x), cb (4x): 24, 24, 24, 24, 20 p." Hamburg has flute part, and "5 St." (which?)) Autograph full score : {{RISMc|1001058789|D-Mbs Mus.ms. 10930}} (composed 1927 Dec. 15, copied 1928 Feb. 6.) ; also {{RISMc|1001058793|D-Mbs Mus.ms. 10931}} mss full score (also autograph) ; {{RISMc|1001058725|D-Mbs Mus.ms. 10974-1}} (parts).)
* Divertimentos for winds, Op.7 (1921) (manuscript at BSB)
* Piano sonata, Op.12 (1923) (manuscript at BSB)
* Violin concerto, Op.36 (pub.1928 by Himmelreich Kommverlag of Munich)
* Chaconne in C minor for harp, Op.3 (1920 Dec.16 (mss @ BSB); pub.1928 by Himmelreich (HMB 1928, p.39))
* Andacht, Op.31 (also) for soprano, chorus, harp, organ (mss @ BSB) (1935)

=={{Cat|Büttner, Paul}} (1870–1943)==
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1914 in piano reduction)
* Symphony No.2 in G (pub.1917 (at least in piano solo reduction))
* Symphony No.3 in D{{flat}} (pub.1916 in 152-page score according to Worldcat) (republished by MPH)
* Violin Sonata (no.3?) in F (pub.1959 by Litolff, non-PD-US presumably (recorded 1962). No.1 in C minor already uploaded)
* Fantaisie-Sonate (sonata no.2?) in G (pub.1955 and/or 1957, Peters) (non-PD-US presumably) (recorded in 1963 on a 20th-death-anniversary LP)
* Hymnus : Sieg der Freude; für einstimmigen Männerchor mit Orchester (text by Julius Zerfaß) (pub.ca.1910, Berlin : Verl. d. Deutschen Arbeiter-Sängerbundes)
* Heut und ewig Kinderkonzert aus "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" : Ein Fragespiel : F. Orch., Solost. u. Kinderchor. (Leuckart, 1924)

=={{Cat|Buttstett, Johann Heinrich}} (1666–1727)==
* Any keyboard works
3 Chorale Preludes uploaded.

=={{Cat|Buttykay, Ákos}} (1871–1935)==
* Symphony (No.1) in C{{sharp}} minor (performed 1900 February? in Budapest) (@ Szechenyi lib. - Mus. Ms. 3136. Possibly unpublished.)
* Liebesrausch, operetta in 3 acts (published 1920 by Leipzig: Eibenschütz & Berté) (libretto Robert Bodanzky (1879-1923))
* It seems over 50? other works of his are held in the Szechenyi Library (e.g. "Der fliegende Griech" grosse Operette, ...).
* 3? violin concertos (Opp. 18, 19 (1910); 1933)

=={{Cat|Buxtehude, Dietrich}} (1637–1707)==
* [[Mit Fried und Freud, BuxWV 76 (Buxtehude, Dietrich)|Klagelied]] BuxWV76b (version pour soprano ou mezzo, et orgue)
* “Wacht, euch zum Streit gefasset macht” of “Das Jüngste Gericht” BuxWV Anh.3

Organ completists would like:
* Praeludien, BuxWV 138, 147, 154, and 162 - uploaded
* Canzonas and Canzonettas, BuxWV 167, 169, 170, 172, 173, and 225
* Chorale preludes, BuxWV 214-216 (BuxWV 214 and 215 being separated), "Erhalt uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort (BuxWV Anh. 11) and "Chirst lag in Todesbanden" (BuxWV Anh 14) 214-215 are in Spitta/Seifert "Orgelcompositionen". So is 216 though it hasn't been transferred to a separate workpage.

Suites for harpsichord:
* BuxWV 226 - 234, 237 - 244 (in modern sheet music, not tablature)

Variations for harpsichord:
* BuxWV 245 - 250 (in modern sheet music, not tablature) (if possible. 250 particularly given its possible relation to Bach's Goldberg set? - Schissel, who would find any representation- a recording, arrangement, tablature, of BuxWV 250 to be acceptable, so long as it was copyright-ok goes-without-etc. ...) (245, 246 and 249 have been typeset by Fynnjamin. The others not yet.)

The Burning of London

Complete harpsichord works on Breitkopf in high resolution

=={{Cat|Byrd, William}} (ca.1540–1623)==
* ''[[Gradualia I (Byrd, William)|Gradualia I]]'' (1605) Full (=completed?) Score, Original form (not transcriptions as is now in the Library)
* Turbarum voces (= choruses of St. John Passion, part of Gradualia above) these are up as #10 of the three part pieces (confusingly labeled 2.1.1.1), albeit w/o text; see also [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Passio_Domini_nostri_Jesu_Christi_secundum_Johannem_(William_Byrd) cpdl]
* ''Psalmes, songs, and sonnets'' (1611) and Byrd facsimiles in general [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 12:09, 29 December 2011 (UTC)

==Bytovetzski, Pavel (late 19th century–fl.1976?)==
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* Double-stopping

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=={{Cat|Täglichsbeck, Thomas}} (1799{{EN}}1867)==
*3 String Quartets, Opp.41-43 (p.1862 or possibly 1858? Republished in 2008, but original version should be used. Dedicated to his friend Edward Pinnock.)
*Symphony No.2 in E major, Op.48, pub. 1863? (full score at Boston Public Library. also, poss. US LoC)

=={{Cat|Taki, Rentarō}} (1879–1903)==
* Vocal Suite "Four Seasons"
* Bedauernswerth
* Piano minuet in B minor (pub. 1900?) - poss. the minuet from the 2 Piano Pieces, uploaded

=={{Cat|Tallis, Thomas}} (ca.1505–1585)==
* [[Tudor Church Music (Terry, Richard Runciman)|Tudor Church Music volume VI]] would be very handy… (published 1928, I think, so PD-US in 2024. Contains 2 full masses (Salve intemerata virgo a 5 and "sine nomine" a 4, many motets, etc. in 1928 editions :) so yes, useful!

=={{Cat|Taneyev, Sergey}} (1856–1915)==
* Canzona, F minor [originally for Clarinet and strings, arr. composer for cello and piano]
* Symphony 2 (first published fairly recently- in 1977 (earlier?) edited by Blok.
* Symphony No.4, Op.12 (Orchestral Part Scores)

=={{Cat|Tapray, Jean-François}} (1738–1822)==
* Op. 2 - 3 sonates pour clavecin et violon ad libitum (any edition, british library appears to have an [https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma990046933190109251&context=L&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=LibraryCatalog&query=any,contains,jean%20tapray&facet=creator,include,Tapray,%20Jean-Fran%C3%A7ois&offset=0 incomplete copy])
* Op. 24 - Sonates
* Op. 28 - Sonates

=={{Cat|Tartini, Giuseppe}} (1692–1770)==
* Cello (viola da gamba) concertos in A and in D, score, ms source if possible
* Trio sonatas, in particular [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HzoXPtnFuo Trio Sonata in D major, B. D2 (Op.3 No.6)]

=={{Cat|Taskin, Henri-Joseph}} (1692–1770)==

=={{Cat|Taskin, Pascal-Joseph}} (1750–1829)==
*Op.6 Fantaisie sur l’Air ''Partant pour la Syrie''

=={{Cat|Taubert, Ernst Eduard}} (1838–1934)==
*Op.32.str quartets nos. 1 in D and no.2 in E{{flat}} (no.2 pub. in reduction in 1877 by Luckhardt) (no.1 performed late 1903) (Op.32 No.2 reduction at Württemburg; Op.32 set at Free Lib. Philadelphia?)
*Op.34. String Quartet no.3 in E minor (1878)
*Op.54. Ballade for orchestra (1895)
*Op.63. String Quartet in D minor (pub.190x?) (Raabe & Plothow parts at FLP)
*Op.69. 2 Odes for voice and piano (pub.1905)
*Op.74. 3 Duets for Soprano and Tenor with Piano (Raabe & Plothow, 1910)

=={{Cat|Taubert, Wilhelm}} (1811–1891)==
*Symphony, op.69 in F (1847)
*Festouverture zur Feier des 11ten Juni 1854., Op.111 (1856)
*Symphony in C minor, Op.113 (1857, Kistner)
*{{LinkWork|Piano Concerto No.2|Op.189|Taubert|Wilhelm|0}} in A -- need orchestra parts
*Der Landsknecht. Lieder-Cantata, Op.200. (1882) (BSB has the vocal score, not yet digitized)
*Cello Concerto in D minor, Op.173 (1870) (parts at Fleisher; piano reduction at Hamburg, SLUB; British library may have score)
*Piano Sonata No.5 in E minor, Op.35 (seems to be missing- not just from our site, I mean...)
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.104 (@Hamburg, @Antwerp's Artesis Plantijn Hogeschool)

=={{Cat|Taudou, Antoine}} (1846–1925)==
Also given in BNF as Antonin Taudou . 2 Mélodies have been uploaded by BDH.
*

=={{Cat|Tausch, Julius}} (1827–1895)==
* Fest-Ouverture, Op.9 for orchestra (Pohle, 1876)
* Duo for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (Breitkopf, 1854)

=={{Cat|Tausig, Carl}} (1841–1871)==
*Sérénade, Op.4
*Any symphonic poem

=={{Cat|Tavan, Émile}} (1849–1929)==
* Pavane de la souveraine (pour orchestre) Style 18e siècle (pub. Andrieu, 1902)

=={{Cat|Tchaikovsky, Pyotr}} (1840–1893)==
* ''Moment lyrique'' (original version)
* ''The Nutcracker'' complete ballet for piano 4 hands (Arensky)
* ''Orchestral Suite No.2'' for piano 4 hands (Tchaikovsky/Hubert) (we have Tchaikovsky/Hubert ed. by Karpov.)
* "Piano concerto 3 Op. 75" (Edition Peters) - is there a particular reason why the Edition Peters score or reduction of the work, which we have in several scores/parts/reductions?
* ''The Sleeping Beauty'', Op.66 [[The_Sleeping_Beauty_(ballet),_Op.66_(Tchaikovsky,_Pyotr)|Complete Ballet for piano 4 hands (Rachmaninov)]]
* Symphony No. 1 (Version I) Full Score/Manuscript; Full Score of excerpts not used in revision.
*Piano Concerto 3 Op.75 Allegro Brillante Peters Edition for two piano.

=={{Cat|Tcherepnin, Aleksandr}} (1899–1977)==
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* Piano Concerto No.2, Op.26 (published by [[Heugel]] in 1924)
* Toccata No.2, Op.20 (pub. by Simrock, ©1925)
* Symphony No.1, Op.42 (©1930) ("par Alexandre Tcherepnine...domiciled in Islip, NY")

=={{Cat|Tcherepnin, Nikolay}} (1873–1945)==
* Dramatic Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.17 (pub.1904) (Free Library of Philadelphia, BYU library, British Library, GBV)

=={{Cat|Tegnér, Alice}} (1864–1943)==

=={{Cat|Telemann, Georg Philipp}} (1681–1767)==
* Sonata for harp (attributed to Telemann?), published 1763 by Breitkopf & Haertel
* Overture (suite) in D Major TWV 55:D6 for viola da gamba and basso continuo (facsimile parts and score) {{NoComp|Ouverture-Suite, TWV_55:D6|Telemann,_Georg_Philipp}} (ms score)
* Konzert für Block- und Traversflöte in e-moll, TWV 52(e1) {{NoComp|Concerto_for_Recorder_and_Flute,_TWV_52:e1|Telemann,_Georg_Philipp}}
* Sonata in a-minor for Oboe Flute and Basso Continuo, TWV 42:a6 {{NoComp|Trio_Sonata, TWV 42:a6|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* "Darmstadt" Overtures, esp TWV 55:C6 {{NoComp|Ouverture-Suite, TWV 55:C6|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Passions TWV 5: 7-5:53 Full Scores (we have TWV 5:2, 5:15, 5:33 and 5:34 in full score so far and 5:30, 5:45 in parts, e.g.)
* Brockes-Passion TWV 5: 1 Full Scores {{NoComp|Brockes Passion, TWV 5:1|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Passion Oratorios TWV 5: 1-6 (including TWV 5: 2a) Full Scores
* Sonata in A major for 2 flutes and keyboard - is this a thing? TWV 42 contains sonatas for 2 violins and continuo and for flute, violin and continuo, but not for 2 flutes and continuo apparently - or do you mean a quadro (2 flutes, keyboard and continuo?) - and which one?
* Sonata in E major for 2 flutes (see {{LinkWork|6 Sonatas|TWV 40:101-106|Telemann|Georg Philipp|0}} for 2 flutes unaccompanied, sonata no.6 in E)
* Triosonata TWV 42: g9 for recorder, (treble?) viol and BC {{NoComp|Trio Sonata, TWV 42:g9|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Triosonata TWV 42: g10 for recorder, (treble?) viol and BC {{NoComp|Trio Sonata, TWV 42:g10|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Triosonata TWV 42: g11 for recorder, (treble?) viol and BC {{NoComp|Trio Sonata, TWV 42:g11|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Triosonata TWV 42: d7 for recorder, treble viol and BC {{NoComp|Trio Sonata, TWV 42:d7|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Overture Suite in G Minor TWV 55:g9, for 2 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo {{NoComp|Ouverture-Suite, TWV 55:g9|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Concerto for harpsichord in B minor (Cembalokonzert h-moll)
* Recorder sonata in F major TWV 41F1
* six violin sonatinas
* violin concerto in A major TWV 51:A2 the frogs score and parts - same as oboe d'amore concerto which we have?
* Divertimento, en mi bémol majeur, pour 2 cors, 2 flûtes traversières, cordes et basse continue TWV 50:21 {{NoComp|Sinfonia in E-flat major, TWV 50:21|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Französische Jahrgang (Kantaten), esp. TWV 1: 1585 "Wer ist der, so von Edom kommt" (Full Scores/Manuscripts)
* Divertimento, en la majeur, pour 2 violons, alto et basse continue TWV 50:22 {{NoComp|Divertimento in A major, TWV 50:22|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* Divertimento, en si bémol majeur, pour 2 violons, alto et basse continue TWV 50:23 {{NoComp|Divertimento in B-flat major, TWV 50:23|Telemann, Georg Philipp}}
* "Du aber, Daniel, gehe hin", Funeral cantate, TWV 4:17
* Polish Dances from the Rostock Manuscript "Danse d'Polonie", TWV 45
* Oratorio TWV deest, Der aus der Löwengrube errettete Daniel
* Recorder concerto G minor TWV deest
* Neu-aufgesetztes vollständiges Psalm- und Choral-Buch : Jn welchem nicht allein die Hundert und Funffzig Psalmen Davids, Sondern auch beyder Evangelischen Kirchen-Gesängen, Mit vielen Abweichungen, nebst des Neanders Bundes-Liedern ... Jn fügliche Melodien gesetzt und insgesamt Auf das Clavier Mit einem richtigen Baß (published 1719, republished 1735-6, the latter version available @ [http://diglib.hab.de/drucke/tl-210-1s/start.htm HAB.de] digitally. Collaboration with a Müller (identify?) I believe.)
* 12 Kleine Fantasien (ed.Universal)
* Autobiographies (2) (1718 one, "Lebens-Lauff", was published in 1931 if not earlier. They seem to be downloadable in some form so may have been published earlier.)
* Lukas Passion TWV 5:29
* {{NoComp|Essercizii musici|Telemann, Georg Philipp}} - the original Hamburg publication

=={{Cat|Terry, Léonard}} (1816–1882)==
(or Jean-Léonard Terry. from Liège.)
* "La saltarelle" for men's chorus (paroles d'Émile Deschamps) (pub.1851, L. Muraille) ({{BNFref|12148/cb471479478|BNF}})
* "Voyège di Chaudfontaine : opera burless' è treus actes" (Walloon language) (pub.1858) (@ U. Texas libraries)

=={{Cat|Terschak, Adolf}} (1832–1901)==
* Ballade for piano in F minor, Op.54 (see [https://www.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/view/bsb11132515?page=,1 BSB]) (Aibl, 1862)

=={{Cat|Thalberg, Sigismond}} (1812–1871)==

=={{Cat|Theuss, Theodor}} (1785–1849)==
Also Theuß, C. Theodor
*6 Marches militaires pour 2 flûtes, Op.36
*Serenade for flute, clarinet, bassoon and 2 horns, Op.21 (published by Gombart and digitized by SBB)
*Sonatine pour le basson ou violoncelle avec accompagnement de pianoforte (pub.ca.1809)

=={{Cat|Thiede, Max}} (1872–1932)==
* Psalm 103, Op.142 for mixed chorus with ad.lib. 2 trumpets and 3 trombones. Karlsruhe: Fr. Doert., 1914. ({{HMBref|1914|17}}.)
* Landsturmmanns Abschied : Op.159; für eine Singstimme mit Klavierbegleitung. Oberneudorf-Buchen (Baden) : Hefner, [1915] (@ Badische Landesbibliothek) (text by Thoma)
* Seesturm, for men's chorus, Op.75 (Godesburg, Ullrich, 1907) ({{HMBref|1907|399}})
* Germania auf der Wacht. Dichtung v. Julius Gersdorff. Für Männerchor, Op.80. Lockwitz: Johannes Forster (1907. {{HMBref|1907|516}}) (@ ÖNB)
* Liebe : für eine hohe Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung, Op.143 (ca.1914?) ( @ Badische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Thiele, Eduard}} (1812–1895)==
* Duo for violin and piano in G minor, Op.3 (by E. Thiele) pub. Dresden: Paul, 1833 (see {{HMBref|1833|21}})

=={{Cat|Thieriot, Ferdinand}} (1838–1919)==
* [[Piano Quintet, Op.80 (Thieriot, Ferdinand)|Quintet Op.80]]
* String Serenade, Op.44
* String Quartet No.1, Op.83
* Violin Sonata Op.58
* Sinfonietta, Op.55

=={{Cat|Thiessen, Karl}} (1867–1945)==
* Suite im alten Stil in D, Op.43 (vn/pf) (pub.1921 by Zimmermann)
* Impromptu, Op.13 for piano (pub.1908, Apollo)

=={{Cat|Thirion, Louis}} (1879–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonate pour piano en quatre parties (pub.1907)
* Symphony No.1 in E{{flat}} major, Op.12 (pub. in pf4h 1912 by Durand)
* Symphony No.2 in B minor, Op.17 (available, not at all cheaply, at Amazon in piano duet reduction.) Eschig, @ 1923 (in the holdings of BNF)
* Rêves, three nocturnes for piano (Eschig, 1908)

=={{Cat|Thomas, Ambroise}} (1811–1896)==
* Piano Trio, Op.3 (pub.1833)

=={{Cat|Thomas, Kurt}} (1904–1973)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* String Quartet in F minor, Op.5 (published by Breitkopf & Härtel, 1926)
* Serenade for small orchestra, Op.10 (pub. by Breitkopf & Härtel, 1929)

=={{Cat|Thomassin, Amédée}} (1824–1862)==
(flourishing dates; actual dates unknown (a.t.time). Will leave expl. note for 1824, 1862 somewhere else.)
Mentioned in [[Wikipedia:Edmond de Coussemaker|Wikipedia]] (Edmond de Coussemaker). Dates possibly 1808-25 July 1867, if this is the same as the scientist Amédée-Émile-Théophile Thomassin (death notice @ p.26, Mémoires de la société d'agriculture...) - quite possibly so.
* String Quartet, Op.30 (pub.1849 by Hofmeister, Richault)
* Messe solennelle (premiered 1831? pub.1847) (Choron et Canaux, M.C. 223, at BNF)
* 4ème Messe solennelle à trois parties vocales, dessus, ténore, basse, et choeur avec acc.t d'orgue expressif, harmonium ou piano et contrebasse, Op.18 (pub.1848)

=={{Cat|Thomassin, Désiré}} (1858{{EN}}1933)==
*Violin Concerto in B(natural) minor, Op.75 (pub.1927) ({{plain|http://know.freelibrary.org/vufind/Record/1026671|full score, parts}} @ Fleisher Collection which however only rents to orchestras &c?)
*Sacred music incl. masses, graduals/motets ("Graduale Os justi", etc.) (by "Desiderius" Thomassin? incl. "20 keyboard pieces, Op.94") (in manuscript @ BSB?)
*Violin Sonata No.3 (pub. (without ©) 1927, [[Tischer & Jagenberg]]. Plate 951. Copies at BSB, ÖNB. Dedicated to Felix Berber.)
*Mass in D minor, Op.96 (1929) and Mass in D minor (1927) also Mass in C minor, Op.90 (1924) (autographs @ D-Mbs)
*3 Männerchöre, Op.29 (pub.1895, by "D." Thomassin, according to HMB)
*Impromptu, Op.64 for violin and piano (©1908, Breitkopf)
*Salve Regina, Op.91b for tenor, violin, cello and organ (dedicated to R. Krallinger. Published by Anton Böhm & Son, copy at ÖNB does not have a publication date.)

=={{Cat|Thomé, Francis}} (1850–1909)==
*"Le Bois". Musique de scène pour la comédie, d' Albert Glatigny (ms, 1871)

=={{Cat|Thomson, César}} (1857–1931)==
*Zigeuner-Rhapsodie Old & New ver. (score @ Libray of Royal Conservatory of Liège) (1908 version uploaded)
*Fantaisie hongroise pour violon et piano (ms @ Libray of Royal Conservatory of Liège)
*Fantaisie sur une melodie populaire scandinave (@ Libray of Royal Conservatory of Liège)

=={{Cat|Thooft, Willem Frans}} (1829–1900)==
*Sonata, Op.8
*Sinfonie (No.3, in B{{flat}}) für Soli, Chor u. Orchester nach Anleitung d. Gedichts Kaiser Karl, Op.10 (premiered 1861, pub.1864)
*Sonata "In Memoriam" Op.21 (if possible)
*Aleida von Holland, Romantic opera in 3 acts to a libretto by Ernst Pasqué

=={{Cat|Tiessen, Heinz}} (1887–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(= Heinrich Richard Gustav Tiessen)
*Symphony No.2 ''Stirb und Werde!'', Op.17 (Ries, 1922)
*Ein Natur-Trilogie, Op.18 (pub.1916)
*Totentanz-Melodie, Op.29 (pub.1920; for violin and piano in 1923)
*String Quintet, Op.32 (pub.1927) (1926 per catalog of copyright entries?)
*Duo for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1926, UE)
*Lieder Opp.22&23 (published 1918, Fürstner)

=={{Cat|Tinel, Edgar}} (1854–1912)==
* Requiem (6-part chorus), Op.46 (B&H, pub.1905) (??) (same op# and publisher as Te Deum- are they both part of a larger work?)

=={{Cat|Titl, Anton Emil}} (1809–1882)==
*''Der Zauberschleier'' or at least the aria ''Lebe wohl, geliebtes Wesen'' from it. - For Bruckners version see [[Aus dem Zauberschleier,_WAB_264_(Bruckner,_Anton)]]

=={{Cat|Tobias, Rudolf}} (1873–1918)==
*4 Piano Pieces, Op.10 (nos. 1, 3, 4 pub.1910 according to LoC catalog of copyright entries)

=={{Cat|Toch, Ernst}} (1887–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Scherzo for orch., B minor, Op.11 (pub. 1909)

== {{Cat|Tomášek, Václav Jan}} (1774–1850)==
6 missing ''Hefte'' of ''Gedichte von Goethe'', c. 1815:
*Gedichte von Goethe, Op. 53
*{{NoComp|Gedichte von Goethe, Op.54|Tomášek, Václav Jan}}
*Gedichte von Goethe, Op.55
*Gedichte von Goethe, Op.56
*Gedichte von Goethe, Op.57
*Gedichte von Goethe, Op.58 (esp. "An Linna", op. 58 no. 5 [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:17, 18 November 2019 (CET))
*Gedichte von Goethe, Op.59

=={{Cat|Tolbecque, Auguste}} (1830–1919)==
*Cello Concerto No.1, Op.12 (pub.1906, [[E. Gallet]])

=={{Cat|Tomasi, Henri}} (1901–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
See category.
*L'Atlantide (Libretto by Francis Didelot [d. 1985])
*Le Colibri (Libretto by Francis Didelot [d. 1985])
*Princess Pauline (Libretto by Francis Didelot [d. 1985])
*Triomphe de Jeanne (Libretto by Philippe Soupault [d. 1990])
*Cloches, sonnez pour notre amour (Text by Charles Oulmont [d. 1984])
*O pescador dell'onda (Text by Jean Marietti [d. 1977])

=={{Cat|Tomkins, Thomas}} (1572–1656)==
*Consort music in three, four, and six parts
*''Musica Deo sacra'', 1668

=={{Cat|Touchemoulin, Joseph}} (1727–1801)==
*6 symphonies (pts. published by [[Huberty]])
* Sonatas

=={{Cat|Tournemire, Charles}} (1870–1939)==
* Petites Fleurs musicales
* Deux Fresques Symphoniques Sacrées
* Précis d'exécution de registration et d'improvisation à l'orgue
* 5 choral-improvisations (sur le Victimae Paschali laudes; Te Deum...) -> Not PD because they were transcribed by M. Duruflé (died in 1986)
* Op. 8 No. 1 Pater noster (motet with organ)
* Op. 73 Il poverello di Assisi, 5 épisodes lyriques, J. Péladan, 1937–8, inédit
* Op. 63 Apocalypse de Saint Jean, solistes, chœur, orchestre, orgue, 1932–6, inédit
* Op. 54 La queste du Saint Graal, chœur, orchestre, 1926–7, inédit
* Op. 52 Trilogie Faust – Don Quichotte – Saint François d’Assise 1916–29, inédit
* Op. 45 Psaume XLVI, solo, chœur, orchestre, 1913, inédit
* Op. 42 Les dieux sont morts (Chryséis)
* Op. 37 Psaume LVII, chœur, orchestre, 1908–9, inédit
* Op. 30 Nittetis, tragédie lyrique, d’après Metastasio, 1905–7, inédite
* Op. 5 - 2 pieces for cello and piano (Janin frères, 1912)
* Op. 27 - Le sang de la sirène : légende musicale en quatre parties (©1904)
* Op. 37 - Psaume LVII
* Op. 38 - Poème pour grand orgue et orchestre

=={{Cat|Tovey, Donald Francis}} (1875–1940)==
* Piano Concerto in A major (1903), Op 15 full Orchestral score or Two Piano Reduction
* A Companion to the Art of Fugue (1931) - Completion of Contrapunctus XIV
* ''Essays in Musical Analysis'' (pub. Joseph Williams, between 1897 and 1939- so some PD-US? and hopefully all PD-CA. Have read some, am of opinion they were really among the best of their kind.-Schissel)
* Cello Concerto in C major (written for Pablo Casals) (note: apparently published 1937 by OUP?-Schissel)
* Cello Sonata, Op.4
* Cadenza to the Brahms violin concerto (London : Oxford University Press, c1937)
* Trio op.27
* Symphony Op.32 (1913) (not yet published it seems. Manuscript @ Edinburgh, copy @ Harvard.)

=={{Cat|Trabaci, Giovanni Maria}} (c. 1575–1647)==
*[[Missarum, et Motectorum quatuor vocum (Trabaci, Giovanni Maria)]] is incomplete [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 08:01, 6 February 2020 (CET)
* ''Psalmarum pro vesperis et completario totius anni'', 4vv (Venice, 1608)
* ''Psalmi vespertini … 4vv, liber secundus'' (Venice, 1630)
* ''Salmi delle Compiete'', collection edited by M. Magnetta (Naples, 1620)

==Traditional Music==
* Dark Eyes (Orche Tchornia) for Advanced Solo Piano
* Sakura (Japanese) for Advanced Solo Piano
* Schedryk (Ukrainian; aka "Carol of the Bells")

=={{Cat|Trapp, Max}} (1887–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(See [[wikipedia:Max Trapp|Wikipedia article]])
*Piano Quintet in C minor op.3 (published by Steingräber, Leipzig in 1912 and still available from them actually. BSB has.)
*Sinfonia giocosa (performed in 1917- published?)
*Cello Sonata, Op.5 (premiered 1913 in Dresden in ms - published ??)
*(String?) Quartet, Op.4 (premiered 1913, Dresden in ms - published ??)
*Lieder Op.9 (pub. Leuckart ca.1910?) (no.3 is at Hamburg Lib.)
*Nocturne Op.13 for small orchestra (pub.1921) (PD-US) (Danish Library, BSB)
*Symphony No.2 in B minor, Op.15 (pub.1924 by Bote & Bock and/or privately - PD-US?)
*Symphony No.4 in B-flat minor, Op.24 (pub.1930) by Eulenburg (PD-US, probably) (@ Stony Brook ; @ NY University, Harvard ; Cleveland State ; Harvard ; Manchester , British Library, Utrecht, Bern, Narodowa...)
*Symphony No.5 in F major, Op.33 (pub.1937, Leuckart) (probably only PD-Asia and PD-CA at this time)
*Piano Concerto, Op.26 (pub.1932 by Eulenburg)
*Concerto for Orchestra, Op.32 (pub.1935, Leuckart)
*Violin Concerto, Op.21 (pub.1926, Leuckart in full score, 1930 in reduction) (PD-US)
*Nocturne, Op.13 for small orchestra (pub.ca.1925? by Leuckart)
*Violin sonata in B minor, Op.37 (Leuckart, pub.1940)
*String Quartet (No.2?), Op.22 (pub. Litolff/Peters, 1935) (PD-CA) (SLUB Dresden, British Lib. St Pancras)

Arranged Dohnanyi's Tante Simona.

=={{Cat|Tricklir, Jean Balthasar}} (1750–1813)==
* Adagio and Rondo for Cello and Piano
* 6 Grande solo the Cello, Op.3
* 13 Cello Concertos (survived) (6 now uploaded)

=={{Cat|Trneček, Hanuš}} (1858–1914)==
* Piano Concerto (performed ca.1895)
* Amaranta (opera, 1890)
* Die Geigenmacher von Cremona (1886? opera "in einem Aufzug") (libretto downloadable from BSB, also in storage at L. of Congress. Not sure where score is. Same subject, at least, as an opera by Jeno Hubay?)
* Schubert-Fantasie for harp, Op.7
* 3 Piano Sonatas, Opp.67-69 (Wetzler, 1909. C-sharp minor, Pastoral Sonata in D, Sonata in one movement) (brief autograph manuscripts of sonatas in these keys are at CZ-Pu, dated 1907, eg: {{RISMc|550509349|CZ-Pu 59 R 122}} - 6 pages of a sonata in C-sharp minor - may be Op.67? {{RISMc|550509351|CZ-Pu 59 R 124}} in G major (date August 9 1907) is identified positively by RISM as being Op.69.)
(Wikipedia-cs mentions also 2 symphonies. Unknown? whether any of the large instrumental works were published and exist still-
Prague library may be a place to check. Amaranta however- Austrian library has, others may...)

=={{Cat|Tromlitz, Johann George}} (1725–1805)==
* {{NoComp|Ausführlicher und gründlicher Unterricht die Flöte zu spielen|Tromlitz, Johann George}} (1791)

=={{Cat|Trott, Josephine}} (1874–1950)==
*The Puppet Show, Op.5 (Schirmer, 1923) (PD-US as of 2019)
*Daily Scale Studies for the Violin (Schirmer, 1924) ({{WC|33318664}} shows it is available in at least 2 libraries in the USA])
*Two Tuneful Sketches for Violin (first position) and piano: The Town Clock (Schirmer, 1925)
*28 Melodious Studies in the First Position for Violin (Schirmer, 1926)
*Melodious Foundation Studies (Schirmer, 1926)
*In a Spanish Garden. An Impression for Violin and Piano (Schirmer, 1926)

=={{Cat|Truhn, Friedrich Hieronymus}} (1811–1886)==
* Wiegenlied der Madonna (poem by Lopez de Vega), Op.48. Berlin: Paez, 1843 (see {{HMBref|1843|13}}.)
* Vier Weinlieder für eine Bassstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte : Op. 3 (UDK Berlin ; Leipzig) ({{HMBref|1833|64}})
* Vier Lieder für eine Singstimme (Tenor) mit Begleitung des Pianoforte : Op. 8 (UDK Berlin) (Westphal, 1834)
* Himmelsbote. Lebewohl. Lerchen. Lieder von R. Burns., Op.68 (Schlesinger, 1844) (@ Danish libraries, Landesbibliothek Coburg)
* Libretto to the comic opera Trilby (composed with G.A. Schneider?) after Scribe (or after L. Schneider and Eugène Scribe) (and any music that may survive?)
* Der vierjährige Posten, opera.
* Liebeswunsch und Liebeslied. Gedicht v. R. Burns. Op. 23. Gaillard & Co., 1843
* Lord Gregory, Op.25, ballade after R. Burns ("Op. 25. Lord Gregory. Ballad by Robert Burns, translated by Philipp Kaufmann for soprano voice with piano accompaniment, composed and dedicated to the Royal Saxon Chamber Singer Madame Schröder-Devrient by F. Hieronymus Truhn.") (see [http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC09217426 digitized copy at ÖNB].)
* Chant polonais alla mazurka Op.12 transcribed for piano by HG v Bülow (yes, that one), ([http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC09167556 digital copy, ÖNB], pub. by Böhme, in 1860 according to HMB.)

=={{Cat|Trunk, Richard}} (1879–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Herzdame, Op.33, Operette (Halbreiter, 1917)

=={{Cat|Truzzi, Luigi}} (1799–1864)==
* Inno Garibaldi. Inno di guerra dei Cacciatori delle Alpi, variato, Op.354 (pub.1861, Ricordi)

=={{Cat|Tuczek, Felicia}} (1849–1905)==
* String Quartet in F minor (pub.1904 by Steingräber) (see HMB 1904, p.612)

=={{Cat|Tulou, Jean-Louis}} (1786–1865)==
* 3 Easy Duets, Op. 102
* 3 Easy Duets, Op. 103
* 3 Duets, Op. 104
* Flute Concerto No.2 (published ca.1818 by Simrock, plate 1596; complete parts @ BNF -not yet digitized?)
* Flute Concerto No.3 (published ca.1818 by Simrock, plate 1506)
* Flute Concerto No.4 in E minor, Op.25 (published ca.1820 by [[Pleyel]], plate 1491)
* Flute Concerto No.5, Op.37 (published 1825) (also, arranged by Belcke as a concertino. See {{WC|1164611227}}, {{RISMc|452600175|D-Bhm RH 0202}} and [https://opus4.kobv.de/opus4-udk/frontdoor/index/index/docId/309 Digitized version of concertino arrangement].)

=={{Cat|Tunder, Franz}} (1614–1667)==
* All organ works

=={{Cat|Turányi, Carl von}} (1805–1873)==
* String Quartets (in ms. at Frankfurt am Main, e.g.?)

=={{Cat|Turina, Joaquín}} (1882–1949)==
* Musas de Andalucia
* Danzas fantasticas, op. 22 parts
* Sinfonia sevillana, op. 23 parts
* Poema de las estaciones

=={{Cat|Türk, Daniel Gottlob}} (1750–1830)==
*[[Kleine Handstücke für angehende Klavierspieler (Türk, Daniel Gottlob)|2 sets of 60 Pieces for aspiring pianists]] (1792 & 1795?)

==Tveitt, Geirr (1908–1981)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* Baldur's Dreams
* Piano Concerto No. 4 "Aurora Borealis"
* Piano Sonata No. 29 "Sonata Etere"
* Concerto for Hardanger Fiddle And Orchestra No. 1
* Concerto for Hardanger Fiddle And Orchestra No. 2 "Three Fjords"
* Harp Concerto No. 2
* The Sun God Symphony
* Telemarkin
:"Baldur's Dreams", Piano Concerto No. 4 and soon to come the Hardanger Fiddle Concerto No. 2 are published (the latter in Scholarly/ critical edition, the other as reconstructions of lost orchestral scores) and the other works available in manuscript copies (though critical editions of these works will be available hopefully within the period 2012-2015) on Music Information Centre of Norway: http://www.listento.no/ The Piano Sonata No. 29 is published on "Norsk Musikkforlag" as well as the Piano Concerto No. 5 http://www.norskmusikkforlag.no/ For more information about this composer visit http://www.ht08.no

=={{Cat|Tyrrell, Agnes}} (1846–1883)==
*Piano Sonata No.2, Op.66
*5 Schilflieder (eg #2- manuscript digitized [https://digital.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de/werkansicht?PPN=PPN897187814 at SBB here].)

=={{Cat|Tyrwhitt, Gerald}} (1883–1950)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*3 songs (to texts by Dekker (1572-1632), E.L. Duff [who?] and Robert Graves) (the 3rd PD-US-only) (pub. Chester, 1920)



=={{Cat|Udbye, Martin Andreas}} (1829–1889)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1852)

=={{Cat|Uhlig, Theodor}} (1822–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1843)
* Violinconcert für die leeren Saiten (with orch. or reduced) (pub.1887 by Seeling)

=={{Cat|Ullmann, Viktor}} (1899–1944)==
Died at Auschwitz.
* Piano Sonatas Nos. 1 & 2 - possibly privately published by composer soon after composition in 1936 and 1939 respectively. (Indeed except for some Selbstverlags earliest editions of his works seem to be Saerspruch from 1971 and later ones from the 1980s, string quartet in 1995, piano works (sonatas & concerto eg) in 1997...)
* Same with songs Op.17- Selbstverlag, 1937.
* "Variationen und Doppelfuge uber ein Thema von Arnold Schönberg : fur Klavier, op. 3a" is listed as published "Selbstverlag, [approximately 1930]." Yale University Sterling Memorial Library has this, which may be an early version of the 1995-published "Variationen, Phantasie und Doppelfuge über ein kleines Klavierstück von Arnold Schönberg : für Orchester, op. 5 (1934)".

=={{Cat|Ulrich, Hugo}} (1827–1872)==

* String Quartet, Op.7 in E{{flat}} (p. Bahn, 1856)
* Piano Trio, Op.1 published 1851

=={{Cat|Unger, Hermann}} (1886–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Concerto, Op.47 (published by Tischer & Jagenberg now Wunderhorn, 1926)
*Hymnus an das Leben für Baritonsolo, gemischten Chor, Orchester und Orgel, Op.25 (published by Tischer & Jagenberg, 1919)
*Serenade for strings, Op.35 (published ca.1925?)
*Vier Madrigale für gemischten Chor, Op.46 (pub. by Schultheiss, 1925)
*Concerto for orchestra, Op.61 (published ca.1934 by Wunderhorn-Verlag "Tischer&Jagenberg".)
*Osterchor aus Goethes "Faust", Op.56 (Tonger, 1928)

=={{Cat|Urspruch, Anton}} (1850–1907)==
*Piano 4-hand Sonata (quasi fantasia), Op.1 (p. 1872, Kistner) (at Senckenberg)
*[[Deutsche Tänze, Op.7 (Urspruch, Anton)|Deutsche Tänze, Op.7]] - need books 1, 3, 5 (piano 4 hands); all 5 books (piano solo)
*Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op.9 (p.1878)
*2 Pieces for violin and small orchestra or piano, Op.11 (p.1879) (Free Library of Philadelphia)
*Variationen und Fuge über ein Thema von J. S. Bach (für zwei Klaviere), Op. 13
*Symphony in E{{flat}} major, Op.14 (p.1881)
*''Die Frühlingsfeier.'' Ode von Klopstock für Tenor Solo, Chor und Orchester, Op.26. (p.1891.) (at Rochester Sibley Library, not yet scanned.)
*"Das Unmöglichste von Allem", opera (libretto has been digitized)



=={{Cat|Usandizaga, José María}} (1887–1915)==
* Mendi menidiyan, opera (ps @BNE, pub. 1910/12), text by José Power (1876-1964), PD in Canada?
* Las Golondrinas, zarzuela (ps @BNE, pub. ca.1914), text by Gregorio Martínez Sierra (1881-1947), so PD in 2018?; María Lejárraga (1874-1974) is thought to be a collaborator to the text, though she is not mentioned in the score
** An opera version (staged 1929) made by Ramón Usandizaga (1889-1964), unpublished?
* La llama, opera (©1923 Unión Musical Española), finished by Ramón Usandizaga (1889-1964), text by Gregorio Martínez Sierra (1881-1947), PD in Canada?

=={{Cat|del Valle de Paz, Edgardo}} (1861–1920)==
*Cello Sonata Op. 10

=={{Cat|Van Dooren, Arthur}} (1862–1926)==
*Allegro de Concert in D minor for piano and orchestra (full score possibly at Hogeschool Gent, Belgium; reduction several places. Published ca.1910?)

=={{Cat|Vanhal, Johann Baptist}} (1739–1813)==
* 3 Cello Concertos in C Major & A Major
* Missa Solemnis C7
* Sinfonia A9, C11, D17, e1, f1, G11, g2

=={{Cat|Varèse, Edgard}} (1883–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Various}}==
* Flute Studies In Old And Modern Styles
* Parville Manuscript
* Pelplin Tabulature
* Vilnius Tabulature
* Ostromeczew Tabulature
* Warsaw Tabulature
* Lüneburg Tabulature
* Celle Tabulature
* Mylauer Tabulature
* Andreas-Bach-Buch
*''Certaine Notes" printed by Thomas Day 1565 (important source for Tallis, Stone &c)
* Cancionero Musical de Palacio (manuscripts)
* Weimarer Orgeltabulatur
* Musick's Handmaid II
* Neumeister-Sammlung (facs 1985)

=={{Cat|Vaucorbeil, Auguste}} (1821–1884)==
* Viola sonata (pub.1862)
* 3 violin sonatas (pub.1857 - see {{WC|844497862}} & [[Bibliographie de la France|BdlF]] 1857 page 100. First series of his chamber music; 2nd series is his string quartet no.1, which we have. BNF for example has the 3 sonatas published in one volume.)
* String quintet on Norwegian Melodies, Op.59 (pub. by Richault) (copy at Academie de France à Rome.)

=={{Cat|Vaughan Williams, Ralph}} (1872–1958)==
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* Sea Songs - March
* Romance for Viola and Piano (pub. 1962, viola part ed. Bernard Shore (1896-1985))
* Romance for Harmonica (full score)
* Symphony No. 2 in G major “A London Symphony” (original 1913 version)

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* Pilgrim's Journey - (Pub. 1962) Contains text by Ursula Vaughan Williams (1911-2007). Vocal score prepared by (Christopher Morris (1922-2015), full score prepared by Roy Douglas (1907-2015).
* Hodie - (Pub. 1954) Contains text by Ursula Vaughan Williams (1911-2007). Vocal score piano reduction by Roy Douglas (1907-2015).

=={{Cat|Vecsey, Franz von}} (1893–1935)==
* Caprices for violin

=={{Cat|Verbytskyi, Mykhaylo}} (1815{{EN}}1870)==
* Any choral works and songs
* Any orchestral works
* Any chamber works

=={{Cat|Verdalle, Gabriel}} (1847–1915)==
* Divertissement for piano (p.1902)
* Serpoletta, Op.77 for orchestra (p.1902)

=={{Cat|Verdi, Giuseppe}} (1813–1901)==
* [[I masnadieri (Verdi, Giuseppe)|I masnadieri]] - full score (Ricordi plates 128133 and/or 130169)
* 4 Pezzi sacri- full score
* Adagio for Trumpet and Orchestra
* [[Oberto (Verdi, Giuseppe)|Oberto, Conte di San Bonifacio]] in full score
* [[La forza del destino (Verdi, Giuseppe)|La forza del destino]], 1862 edition - full score or manuscript

=={{Cat|Verhey, Theodor H. H.}} (1848–1929)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.25 (p1887) (dedicated to Isidor Schnitzler?)
* Clarinet Concerto, Op.47 (p. 1904 - see {{HMBref|1904|301}})
* Several operas including "König Arpád" (1888?)
* Flute Concerto No.2, Op.57 (pub.1907)
* Nederland en Oranje, cantata Op.41
* Auferstehung, Op.45 (pub.1904)
* Legend for piano, Op.52 (pub. Augener, 1905)

=={{Cat|Verhulst, Johannes}} (1816–1891)==
*Psalm 84, Op.42 (pub.1859, de Vletter)
*Symphony in E minor, Op.46 (1853 Schott edition)
*Missa brevis, Op.58
*Other masses and vocal works

=={{Cat|Vermeulen, Matthijs}} (1888–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

*The soldier (duet for mezzo, baritone and piano) (published 1917 in De Neeuw Amsterdamer. Text by Rupert Brooke.)
*On ne passe pas. (Song.) Poem by Elisabeth Diepenbrock-de Jong van Beek en Donk (1868-1939) under the pseudonym Victor le Jeune.) published in De Nieuwe Amsterdammer. 24 March 1917. Bijvoegsel. 2, no. 117.

*Violin Sonata (published 1925 or 1952 (or both?))
*Cello Sonata No.2 (published 1938)
*Cinquième Symphonie [out of 7] : en 3 parties : Les lendemains chantants (pub. 1948)
*Passacaille et Cortege (published 1950)
*Symphony No.2 (Prélude à la nouvelle journée) (1917, copyright 1951)
*Song "La veille" for mezzo-soprano and orchestra (1917, published 1951)
*Première symphonie : (symphonie Carminum) (published 1953)
*Symphonie N.3 : Thrène et péan (published 1956)
*Symphonie N.6 : les minutes heureuses : 1956-'58 (published 1959)
*String Quartet (composed and published - manuscript facsimile - by Donemus in 1961.)
*Symphony No.7 (pub.1965)

=={{Cat|Viallon, Pierre Justinien}} (1806–1874)==
* Offertoires, for organ

=={{Cat|Vianna da Motta, José}} (1868–1948)==
* Symphony (published in 1908, see {{WC|1062044702}})
* Piano Concerto (unpub.?)
* Barcarola, Op.1
* Rapsodia portuguesa no.3
* Serenata, Op.8 (copy at U Miami, elsewhere)
* Vito : dança popular, Op.11 - part of Scenas portugesas vol.2 Op.11
* Armas e lettras : fantasia composta para piano, Op.31 (pub. 1880?)

=={{Cat|Viardot, Paul}} (1857–1941)==
* String Quartet in A minor (pub. Senart, 1920)
* Piano Trio in A minor (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Viardot, Pauline|Pauline Viardot-Garcia}} (1821–1910)==
*Seeking ''На холмах Грузии'' mentioned [http://www.lieder.net/lieder/get_text.html?TextId=13109 here.] The 1874 ''100 Songs'' would be very nice to have, though ''Album Russe'' seems more likely. [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:17, 1 December 2015 (EST) ps. still not found, but some other songs at [http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Search/Home?lookfor=%22Viardot-Garc%C3%ADa,%20Pauline,%201821-1910.%22&type=author&inst= Hathi Trust] and partially digitalized papers at Harvard.

=={{Cat|Victoria, Tomás Luis de}} (ca. 1548–1611)==
* [http://www.uma.es/victoria/partituras.html#semanasanta Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae]. Victoria's works are also index on CPDL

=={{Cat|Vidal, Joseph}} (1845–1875)==
*A Déroulède. Marche militaire sur l'ode : Nous les vaincrons par Henriette Fuchs,.... Pour musique militaire, harmonie, fanfare, avec clairons, tambours, fifres à volonté (Evette et Schaeffer, 1916) (BdlF, 1916 p.279; {{BNFref|12148/cb429980948|BNF}} lists Henriette Fuchs as composer and Vidal as arranger, but Fuchs was probably author of text in this case?)

=={{Cat|Vierne, Louis}} (1870–1937)==
* Largo et Canzonetta for Oboe and Piano, Op.26 (unpublished)
* Ballade for violin and orchestra, Op.52 (pub.1941)
* Ballade du désespéré (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Vierne, René}} (1878–1918)==
* 12 Pieces of Different Characters for Organ
**? A set (or two) of 10 pieces, which we have, was/were published in Vierne's lifetime. A set of 12 pieces was published but in 1988 - don't know if the composer selected the contents and they were merely published posthumously, or if the set of 12 was selected by a posthumous editor (this might affect copyright status)

=={{Cat|Vieuxtemps, Henri}} (1820–1881)==
* Tarantella
* Old England, violin and orchestra
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (full score)
* Violin Concerto No. 3 (full score)
* Violin Concerto No. 6 (full score)
* Violin Concerto No. 7 (full score)
* 6 Divertissement d'Amateurs sur des Melodies russes (mostly uploaded)
* Duo brillante Op 59, violin, cello and orchestra (Op.39. Uploaded in arrangement)
* Overture with Belgian National Hymn
* Voix intimes (Books 1 & 2) - Voix intimes Op.45?
* Concertos for cello and orchestra -- both concertos now available in reduction, no.1 in score and parts, no.2 with parts.
* Grand Duo for violin and cello on Les Huguenots (with Servais)
* Collection de Duos concertantes, violin and piano
* Yanke Doodle Op.17 for cello and piano (arr. Bockmühl) = Souvenirs d'Amérique.
* Norma Op.18 for cello and piano (arr. Bockmühl)
* Fantasie Appassionata Op.35 for cello and piano (arr. Bockmühl)
* Ballade and Polonaise Op.38 for cello and piano (arr. Bockmühl)

=={{Cat|Villa-Lobos, Heitor}} (1887–1959)==
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*Danses africaines (orchestral version of {{LinkWorkN|Danças características africanas|W085|Villa-Lobos| Heitor|0}}) (pub. 1929)
*Violin Sonata no.2, W052 (sonate-fantaisie 2) (pub.1953) (composed 1913, 1914); 3rd violin Sonata, W171 (1920, pub.1953)
*Cello Concerto (No.1), W095 (pub.1928 in reduction. PD-US&CA in that form...)
*String Trio, W460 (pub.1956)
*2nd cello sonata (Op.66, W102) (pub.1930)
*Symphony No.3 'Guerra' (pub. 1955)
*Symphony No.6 'Sobre a linha das montanhas do Brasil' (pub. 1955)
*Symphony No.9 (pub. 1952)
*Symphony No.10 'Sumé pater patrium: Sinfonia ameríndia com coros' (pub. 1952)
*Symphony No.11 (pub. 1955)
*Symphony No.12 (pub. 1957)
*Piano Trio No.1 in c, W042 (1911, premiered 1915, pub.1916 and 1952. See [http://www.villalobos.ca/piano-trio1 Villalobos.ca] e.g. and {{WC|1115096174}}.)
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*Introdução aos Chôros (Introduction to the Chôros) (pub. 1987)
*Música sacra (Vol.1) (pub. 1951-2) - ed. Manuel Bandeira (1886-1968)
*Symphony No.1 'O Imprevisto' (pub. 1997)
*Symphony No.2 'Ascenção' (reprinted/published 1978) (reprinted.. = published from ms?)
*Symphony No.4 'A vitória' (reprinted/published 1978) (")
*Symphony No.7 'Odisséia da paz' (pub. 1978)
*Symphony No.8 (pub. 1978)

=={{Cat|Villanueva, Felipe}} (1862–1893)==
* Ebelia, Mazurka de salon for piano (@ British Library)
* Mazurka No.1, Op.20 in D. pub. 1886 by Wagner & Levien, Mexico/Hofmeister, Leipzig
* Mazurka No.2, Op.25 in A minor. pub. 1886 (by W&L, Mexico/Hofmeister, Leipzig)

=={{Cat|Villiers, Pieter Kuyper de}} (1874–1949)==
Pieter Kuyper de Vos de Villiers. Published as P.K. de Villiers. South African.
* In Memoriam for Chorus. (pub. Worcester: De Jong, after 1917; In memoriam of the dear ones who died of the Spanish influenza, 1918.)
* Vaderlands liefde : lied (©1909)
* Memories, for Piano (©1936)
* Andantino in {{K|Db}} (©1929)

=={{Cat|Vincent, Auguste}} (1829–1888)==
* Scherzo, Op.64 (1894, Mackar & Noël)
* Scherzo no.2, Op.92 (pub.1905, A. Noël)
* 2 Mélodies pour piano, Op.90 (pub.1905, A. Noël)
* Soeur des roses. Valse de salon pour piano, Op.86 (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Viole, Rudolf}} (1825–1867)==
*10 Piano Sonatas Opp.21-30 (pub.1866-1870, Kahnt. Copies held at Biblioteca Comunale di Trento)
*Piano Sonata Op.1 in B{{flat}} minor (pub. 1855 ca., Kühn) (copy at British Library)
*Perlen. Kleine Lieder f. Kinder. Op.10 (published 1858/9 by Schulbuchhändl of Langensalza)

=={{Cat|Vilsmayr, Johann Joseph}} (1663–1722)==
*Artificiosus Concentus pro Camera (1715) (Copy in British Library)

=={{Cat|Vivaldi, Antonio}} (1678–1741)==
* Dorilla in Tempe (RV 709)
* Cello Concerto in C minor (RV 402)
* Remaining Concerto for Viola d'Amore, RV 395a
* All'ombra d'un bel faggio, RV 649
* Concerto in D major for lute (guitar), strings and basso continuo; RV 93 [guitar and orchestral parts] (Full Score/Manuscript)
*Violin Concerto in E Major (Il Riposto-Per il Santissimo Natale) [[Violin Concerto in E major, RV 270 (Vivaldi, Antonio)|RV 270]] and RV 270a
*Violin Concerto in G minor (Op. 4, No. 6) RV 316 and [[Violin Concerto in G minor, RV 316a (Vivaldi, Antonio)|316a]] '''316''' is considered lost
*Violin Concerto in D minor RV 813/V Class RV Anh. 10 (also attrib. to {{LinkComp|Giuseppe|Torelli}}
*Violin Concerto in D Major RV 208a
*Orig. for [[16 Konzerte nach verschiedenen Meistern, BWV 972–987 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|BWV 979]] by {{LinkComp|Johann Sebastian|Bach}}, a concerto in B minor after Vivaldi's in D minor RV 813 (formerly RV Anhang 10 attributed to {{LinkComp|Giuseppe|Torelli}})
*[[Concerto in D minor, RV 566 (Vivaldi, Antonio)|Concerto for 2 Recorders, 2 Oboes, Bassoon, 2 Violins, Strings, and BC RV 566]] (Full Score/Manuscript)
*Sonata à 4 al Santo Sepolcro, for 2 violins, viola, and continuo in {{K|Eb}}, RV130 (Full Score/Manuscript)
*Mandolin Concerto in {{K|D}} RV 93 (Full Score/Manuscript)
* Concerto 'La Notte', RV 104, closely related to Flute Concerto in G minor RV 439, also called 'La Notte', but RV 104 is also with bassoon. '''Not 104, but maybe [[Bassoon Concerto in B-flat major, RV 501 (Vivaldi, Antonio)]]'''
* Concerto in G minor for 2 Violins RV 578
* Laetatus Sum, RV 607 [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Laetatus_sum_(Antonio_Vivaldi) choral parts only] at CPDL
* Magnificat RV 610 ([[Magnificat, RV 610 (Vivaldi, Antonio)|pno. red. & excerpts]])
* Salve Regina in C minor, RV 616 (manuscript or first edition)
* Salve Regina in G minor, RV 618 (manuscript or first edition)
* Violin Concerto in G major, RV 307
* Concerto for 2 Violins in D major, RV 513
* Concerto for Violin in F major, RV 291, [[La stravaganza, Op.4 (Vivaldi, Antonio) | Concerto No. 6 in Walsh print of Op. 4]]
* Bajazet, RV 703 ([[Bajazet, RV 703 (Vivaldi, Antonio)|one aria]])
* Concerti Op. 6-12
*Sinfonia for Strings in C major ''Improvisata'', RV 802
*Sinfonia for Strings in D major, RV 125
*Sinfonia for Strings in D major, RV 786
*Concerto for Strings in E minor, RV 133
*Concerto for Strings in F major, RV 139
*Concerto for 2 Violins in F major, RV 765 in ''GB-Lam''
*Concerto for 2 Violins in A major, RV 518 in ''S-Uu'' , RV 518 (Now in [[Violin Concerto in A major, RV 335 (Vivaldi, Antonio)|RV 335]])
*Concerto for 2 Violins in B-flat major, RV 528 in ''S-Uu'' RV 528 (Now in RV 381)
*Concerto for 2 Violins in B-flat major, RV 764 in ''GB-Mp''
*[[Violin Concerto in G major, RV 312 (Vivaldi, Antonio)|Concerto in G major for Violin]] (originally flautino?) RV 312 (facsimile preffered)
*Piango, gemo, sospiro e peno, Cantata RV 675
*Concerto for 2 horns, RV 538
*Cello Concerto in g minor, RV 416

=={{Cat|Vladigerov, Pancho Haralanov}} (1899–1978)==
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* Vardar, rhapsody Op.16 (published 1924)
* Burlesque for violin and orchestra, Op.14 (reduction published 1924)
* 10 Impressions, Op.9 for piano (pub.1923 by UE)

=={{Cat|Vockner, Josef}} (1842–1906)==
* Organ Sonata (pub.1903)
* Oratorio "Das Weltgericht" (copy @ ÖNB)

=={{Cat|Vogel, Friedrich Wilhelm Ferdinand}} (1807{{EN}}1892)==
*Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op.3 (pub. 1867 by C.A. Challier & Co.) (at a Danish lib.)

=={{Cat|Vogel, Moritz}} (1846–1922)==
* Op.78. 6 ernste Gesänge for 3-part women's or maiden's chorus. Leipzig: Hug, 1907
* Op.79. 6 patriotic Lieder for 3-part young men's or maiden's chorus. Leipzig: Hug, 1907
* Op.80. 8 Lieder im Freien zu singen (children's chorus). Leipzig: Hug, 1907. (While Vogel is listed by us as composer of a Liederschatz, those are not (largely? entirely?) his choral works, he is the editor and collector. So these are not there.)

=={{Cat|Vogrich, Max}} (1852–1916)==
*Gedichte aus dem Quickborn
*Grosses Konzert für Pianoforte - E Minor (Parts or Orchestal Score)
*"König Arthur" Opera - Pub. 1893.
*Konzertëtuden für Pianoforte
*Valse-Impropmtu - G{{sharp}} Major

=={{Cat|Volbach, Fritz}} (1861–1940)==
*Symphony, Op.33 (pub1909)
*Ostern, Op.16 (pub.1896)
*Organ Works, Op.17
*2 leichte Stücke f. Pfte zu 4 Hdn aus dem Weihnachts-Märchenspiel „Die Heinzelmännchen“, Op.9. (Michow, 1889.)

=={{Cat|Volckmar, Wilhelm Valentin}} (1812–1887)==
*Organ Sonatas Opp.213 and 214 (pub. 1868)
*Melodische Tonstücke für Orgel. Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne. (Opp.315-319 pub. 1882.)

=={{Cat|Volkmann, Robert}} (1815–1883)==
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.5, edited by Georg Wörl and Clemens Schultze-Biesantz (Braunschweig: Henry Litolff's Verlag, Collection Litolff No.2570b); IMSLP already has edition No.2570a for the Piano Trio No.1, Op.3.

=={{Cat|Vom Rath, Felix}} (1866–1905)==
*Piano Quartet, Op.2 (p1898)
*Violin Sonata (first decade of 20thc (Prager u M?))
*Piano Concerto, Op.6 (p1901)
*2 Pieces for violin & piano, Op.11 (©1904)
*3 Tanz-Idyllen, Op.9 (pub. by 1904 by Sudd. Musikverlag)

=={{Cat|Vreuls, Victor}} (1876–1944)==

=={{Cat|Vuillemin, Louis}} (1879{{EN}}1929)==
* ''2 Pièces'' pour violoncelle avec accompagnement de piano (pub. Paris: E. Gallet, 1900)
* ''Adieu'' (Pastourelle) for voice and piano, text by Jacques Patissou (pub. Paris: E. Gallet, 1900)
* ''Demain!'' for voice and piano, text by Jean Darcel after Victor Hugo (pub. Paris: E. Gallet, 1900)
* ''Rieuse'' for voice and piano, text by André d'Hormon (pub. Paris: E. Gallet, 1901)
* ''Ma cigale'', Op.1 No.2, for voice and piano, text by Jean Marcel (pub. Nantes: Didion, 1902; reissued by Durand, 1929)
* ''Romance'', Op.2 No.3, for voice and piano, text by Edmond Haraucourt (pub. Nantes: Didion, 1902; reissued by Durand, 1929)
* ''Chanson dolente'' for voice and piano, text by André d'Hormon (pub. Paris: E. Gallet, 1902)
* ''Chanson lasse'' for voice and piano, text by André d'Hormon (pub. Nantes: Didion, 1902; reissued by Durand, 1936)
* ''Confession'' for voice and piano, text by {{LinkPerson|Henry|Gauthier-Villars}} using pen name "Willy" (pub. Paris: G. Parmentier, 1904)
* ''Laissez venir à moi'' for voice and harp (or piano) and organ, text by André d'Hormon (pub. Nantes: Didion, 1906; reissued by Durand, 1929)
* ''Le double voile'', a lyric drama in 1 act, 2 tableaux, text by René Fauchois (pub. Paris: Choudens, 1909)
* ''3 Bluettes faciles'' for piano 4 hands (pub. Paris: Costallat, 1908; reissued by Durand, 1929); piece order is: (1) Intermezzo, (2) Cantilène, (3) Valse
* ''Pour se distraire'', 4 petite pieces for piano 4 hands (pub. Paris: L. Grus, 1908); piece order is: (1) Eglogue, (2) Berceuse, (3) Intermezzo, (4) Aubade
* ''4 danses'' for 2 pianos, 4 hands, Op.16 (pub. Paris: Durand, 1920); dance order is: (1) Bourrée, (2) Gigue, (3) Pavane, (4) Passepied

=={{Cat|Vyshnegradsky, Aleksandr}} (1867–1925)==
* Symphony No.2 in B-flat minor, Op.7 (published 1914? by Bote & Bock, see HMB 1914 p. 49.)



=={{Cat|Waelput, Hendrik}} (1845–1885)==
* Overture for orchestra (ms copy @ Koninklijke Bibliotheek van België)
* Menuet symphonique for orchestre (likewise)
* Menuet symphonique for piano (pub. Beyer, 1890s)
* Prelude, variations et scherzo pour violon, piano et orgue (likewise)
* (book about Waelput by de Vynck, 1935)

=={{Cat|Wagenaar, Johan}} (1862–1941)==
* Overture The taming of the shrew opus 25
* Overture Twelfth Night opus 36
* Overture Cid opus 27
* Overture Amphitrion opus 45
* Andante orgel Es gr.t. : In ouden stijl for harmonium (published in the 1890s by Roelants)
* Intermezzo : (Kaartspelers-scène) from (Wagenaar's opera) 'De doge van Venetië' (late 1800s?)
* Impromptu à la mazurka, Op.2 (Lichtenauer, 1890)
* Fantasy pieces for violin and piano, Op.1 (Lichtenauer, 1890)

=={{Cat|Waghalter, Henryk}} (1869–1961)==
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* Cello concertino, Op.15 (published 1910, Oertel)

=={{Cat|Waghalter, Ignatz}} (1881–1949)==
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.15 (pub.1911)
* Rhapsody, Op.9 (pub.1905) (dedicated to Friedrich Gernsheim. Full orchestral version @ FLP)
* 3 Pieces, Op.13 (pub.1910)
* Geständnis für Violine oder Violoncell mit Klavier (pub.1913)
* Mandragola, opera (pub.1914)
* Jugend, opera (pub.1917)
* Sataniel, opera (pub.1919)
* Der Teufelsweg, Musikdrama (pub.1912 by Oertel)
* Ahasverus und Esther op. 34; Opera (3 acts)
* Idylle, Op.19 (pub.1921)
* Lieder, Op.18 (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Wagner, Ernest Frederic}} (1876–1954)==
More commonly known as Ernest Frank Wagner. Dates from Wikitree.

=={{Cat|Wagner, Richard}} (1813–1883)==
* Schluss zum Vorspiel von Tristan und Isolde WWV 90 (piano transcription of Wagner) ''Schilling & Singer both include RW's ending: is there really a piano reduction from the composer's hand?''
* Norenbrief für Mathilde Wesendonck WWV deest
* Das Buch der Motive aus Opern und Musikdramen Richard Wagner's. Für Klavier mit übergelegtem Text; not by Wagner himself, but by Lothar Windsperger (1885-1935), 2 vols., Schott, date unknown
* Führer durch die Musik zu Richard Wagner's Festspiel, Der Ring des Nibelungen: ein thematischer Leitfaden; not by Wagner, but by Hans von Wolzogen (1848-1938), Leipzig: F. Reinboth, [1896].
* Fünfzig symphonische Sätze aus Richard Wagners Meisterdramen in vollständiger Übertragung des Orchesters und der Bühnenmusik mit wesentlicher Einbeziehung der Gesangstimmen : für zwei Klaviere zu vier Händen (arrangements by Hermann BeÜn)
* Score of extended Grail Narration from Lohengrin
* Score / parts of Symphony in E, WWV 35 (incomplete, 2 movements completed and orchestrated by Felix Mottl at the behest of Cosima Wagner)
* [[Polonia, WWV 39 (Wagner, Richard)|Polonia, WWV 39]] - orch. parts and piano solo arrangement by Felix Mottl
* [[Rule Britannia, WWV 42 (Wagner, Richard)|Rule Britannia, WWV 42]] - orch. parts and piano solo arrangement by Felix Mottl
* [[Huldigungsmarsch, WWV 97 (Wagner, Richard)|Huldigungsmarsch, WWV 97]] - original instrumentation for wind band
* Das Rheingold - L'oro del Reno (Ricordi vocal score with Zanardini's translation)
* Die Walküre - La Walkiria (Ricordi vocal score with Zanardini's translation)
* Score / parts of The Ride of Walkyries (Ritt der Walküren) - concert arrangement for orchestra alone from ''Die Walküre'', act III. Version by Wagner himself (quadruple-winds. Schott, 1877) or Wouter Hutschenruyter (triple-winds. Breitkopf & Härtel, 1916).
* Siegfried - Sigfrido (Ricordi vocal score with Zanardini's translation)
* Siegfried (Peters vocal score arranged and edited by Felix Mottl)
* Götterdämmerung - Il crepuscolo degli Dei (Ricordi vocal score with Zanardini's translation)
* Of the Bayreuth operas, only [[Tannhäuser, WWV 70 (Wagner, Richard)|Tannhäuser]], [[Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, WWV 96 (Wagner, Richard)|Meistersinger]], & [[Götterdämmerung, WWV 86D (Wagner, Richard)|Götterdämmerung]] seem to be available for piano 4-hands. All would be nice; I'm looking especially for
**[[Das Rheingold, WWV 86A (Wagner, Richard)|Rheingold]] and
**[[Parsifal, WWV 111 (Wagner, Richard)|Parsifal]] (SFPL has 8-hand highlights I might be able to scan) [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 08:23, 21 February 2019 (CET)

=={{Cat|Wagner, Siegfried}} (1869–1930)==
* {{LinkWork|Banadietrich|Op.6|Wagner|Siegfried|0}} {{EM}} vocal score (Leipzig: Max Brockhaus, 1909)
*{{LinkWork|Bruder Lustig|Op.4|Wagner|Siegfried|0}} {{EM}} vocal score (Eduard Reuss, Leipzig: Max Brockhaus, 1905), overture (full score/parts, Leipzig: Max Brockhaus, 1905)
*{{LinkWork|Schwarzschwanenreich|Op.7|Wagner|Siegfried|0}} {{EM}} vocal score (Eduard Reuss, Leipzig: Max Brockhaus, 1914)

=={{Cat|Wailly, Paul de}} (1854–1933)==
* Sous un Balcon! Sérénade pour petit orchestre (1893; published 1894, Baudoux)

=={{Cat|Walckiers, Eugène}} (1793–1866)==
* Méthode de Flûte, Op. 30 (1829)
* Clarinet/violin sonatas Opp.91 and 99 (op.99 pub.1860); 4 flute sonatas (opp.89, 92, 98, 109, pub. ca.1855-62. 5th exists only in modern edition it seems.)
* Flute Quartet No.2 Op.70 in F minor (recorded on Hungaroton. Use early edition, not modern reprint, if possible?)

=={{Cat|Waley, Simon}} (1827–1875)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}}, Op.16 (ca1856)

=={{Cat|Walkiewicz, Eugeniusz}} (1880–1946)==
*Any works not already available, particularly the Mass in honor of St. Joseph for one voice and organ

=={{Cat|Walter, Johann}} (1496–1570)==
*Matthäus-Passion (we have the Passio secondum Matthæum, is this the same?)

=={{Cat|Waltershausen, Hermann Wolfgang von}} (1882–1954)==
*Else Klapperzehen : musikalische Komödie in zwei Aufzügen (text by EV Schuch, published by the composer in Münich, 1909)
*Oberst Chabert : Musiktragödie in drei Aufzügen (Drei Masken Verlag, 1912 ; in English translation as "Colonel Chabert" by Grand Opera Syndicate, Theatre Royal Covent Garden, London, 1913)
*Richardis : romantische Oper in drei Akten : op. 14 (Drei Masken Verlag, ©1916)
*Orchesterpartita über drei Kirchenlieder, Op.24 (Tischer & Jagenberg, [1929]) (copy at Newberry Library)

=={{Cat|Walther, Johann Gottfried}} (1684–1748)==
* Organ concertos after Megck, Torelli, Albinoni, Vivaldi et al.

=={{Cat|Ward, Frank Edwin}} (1872–1953)==
* Violin Sonata No.2 in G, Op.9 (p.1904, Breitkopf) (at NYPL, Harvard, elsewhere)
* Rhapsodie for violin (or cello) and piano, Op.10 (p. 1905, Breitkopf. At NYPL, Blumenthal...)
* Ocean Rhapsody for orchestra, Op.31 (ms @ The Library of Trinity College, the University of Dublin. Pub. in arrangement in 1916, copies at British Library, Brigham Young, and arranged for organ ©1922, all pub. by HW Gray)
* Symphony No.1 "Shakespearean Moods", Op.25

=={{Cat|Warlock, Peter}} (1894–1930)==

* Capriol Suite (all arrangements)

=={{Cat|Warner, Harry Waldo}} (1874–1945)==
*Hampton Wick, tone picture, Op.38 for orchestra (pub.ca.1930)
*Phantasy Quartet (Quartet 1), Op.12

=={{Cat|Warren, Francis Purcell}} (1895–1916)==
*Adagio for cello and piano (Curwen, 1925) (possibly downloadable via the British Library)
*Caprice fantastique for piano (Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 1920)
*Benediction Service (digitized by the British Library)
*Ave verum (digitized by the BL) (Richards & Co., (1912))

=={{Cat|Warren, George William}} (1828–1902)==
*[https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/101771254 The Lord my pasture shall prepare] : psalm (Pond, 1869)

=={{Cat|Wassenaer, Unico Wilhelm}} (1692–1766)==
*6 Concerti Armonici (some of them now uploaded)
*Violin concertino in B-flat (reduction edited/arranged by {{LinkName|Erich Itor|Kahn}} and {{LinkName|Samuel|Dushkin}} attributed to Pergolesi and published by Schott in 1938 and/or 1958?)

=={{Cat|Waterman, Adolf}} (1886–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Also Watermann.
* Violin Sonata in C minor, Op.11, dedicated to Hugo Kaun (pub.1925, Ries & Erler. R.9445E plate.) (Hamburg Hochschule GBV; NMI library; Bayer; Stellenbosch)
* Cello Concerto, Op.5 in D (pub.1921, Bote & Bock. HMB has under Watermann.) (@ S&U Hamburg)
* Sonatine Op.14 for piano (pub.1937 by Costallat, possibly earlier by others. ) (@ Stony Brook University (NY, USA))
* Sonatine in G Op.21 (pub.1924)

=={{Cat|Waxman, Franz}} (1906–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Tristan und Isolde Fantasia

=={{Cat|Weber, Bedřich Diviš}} (1766–1842)==
* 6 Minuets and Trios (Chez Hoffmeister et Kühnel (Bureau de Musique), A Leipzig, [1804]) (piano reduction, from what(?); at Zentralbibliothek Zürich.)
* brief Sonate für das Pianoforte (Hoffmann, Prag, 1825) (@ SBB)
* Rondo for Piano (published in Orpheus : eine musikalische Sammlung der Geistesprodukte Vorzüglicher Vaterländlischer Tonkünstler für Gesang und Forte-Piano (with works by Tomasek and two others), III Heft)

=={{Cat|Weber, Carl Maria von}} (1786–1826)==
* [[Concertino for Horn and Orchestra in E minor, J. 188/Op. 45 (Weber, Carl Maria von)|Horn Concertino]] Only manuscript available. (non-manuscripts full score, piano reduction, horn part)
* [[Andante e rondo ongarese, Op.35 (Weber, Carl Maria von)|Andante e Rondo Ungarese in C for bassoon & piano]] (full score and viola version missing)
* Piano Concerto in C Major for 2 Pianos - as arranged by L.E. Bach? we have this (piano concerto no.1, not a different concerto)
* Klavierkonzert Nr. 1 in C-Dur, op. 11 (full score)
* Oberon (full score)
* The three masses (we have nos.1&2 now)-- Anh. 8 ''Grosse Jugendmesse'' (1802) (this might be in copyright still.) - we have the first two of these now.
* Invitation to the Dance (orch, Berlioz) -[[Aufforderung zum Tanze, Op.65 (Weber, Carl Maria von)]]
* String Quintet arrangements of the piano sonatas and clarinet quintet (nos. 1 & 2 published around 1831 by [[Richault]], see {{HMBref|1832|2}} - Worldcat entries confirm what works these are arrangements of, see eg {{WC|1053059231}}) (We have no.2 uploaded)

=={{Cat|Weber, Edmond}} (1838–1885)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.34 (posth., 1886 pub. by Ebner)
* Terzetto in D, Op.27 (pub.1885)
* Piano and Wind sextet in E-flat, Op.35 (pub.1886) (Hathitrust (but seems to be missing page 39 of the score), some libraries)

=={{Cat|Weber, Edmund von}} (1766–1830)==
* 3 String Quartets, Op.8 (published 1805)

=={{Cat|Weber, Gustav}} (1845–1887)==
* Prinz Karneval (pub.1868)
* Piano Trio, Op.5 (pub. 1882 or earlier)
* Das beste Schicksal, f. Männerchor u. Orch., Op.10 (pub.1888)

=={{Cat|Weber, Joseph Miroslav}} (1854–1906)==
* Septet (pub.1901) -- is this a different septet than "Aus meinem Leben" published 1899?

=={{Cat|Webern, Anton}} (1883–1945)==
''Note'': Very few works by Webern were published during his lifetime; the last of them was his string quartet, Op.28 (published 1939). 
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* 5 Lieder nach Gedichten von Richard Dehmel für Stimme und Klavier (©1962 and 1969, Carl Fischer Edition with Leonard Stein (1916-2004) not eligible). Only Webern's manuscript of this work is eligible.

=={{Cat|Weckmann, Matthias}} (1619–1674)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Wehrli, Werner}} (1892–1944)==

=={{Cat|Weidig, Adolf}} (1867–1931)==
* String Quartet in A (ca.1880. Published, I believe)
* Quartettino en forme de suite, Op.11 (pub.1897)
* Serenade for string quartet, Op.16 (pub.1899?)
* Autumn Leaves for quartet, Op.88 (ms. only? 1916?)
* Symphonic Suite, Op.46 (pub.1925)

=={{Cat|Weigl, Karl}} (1881–1949)==
* Violin Sonata no.1 in C, Op.16 (1922-3 ; published 1924 ; {{KarlWeigl|125}})
* Kinderlieder, Op.11 (pub. 1924)
* 2 Sacred songs, Op.14 (pub. 1924)
* Concerto for the left hand, ©1924
* 5 Lieder, Op.10 (pub. by Edition Sprache ca.1920?)
* Nachtphantasien for piano, Op.13 (1911 ; pub.1922 FEC Leuckart - {{HMBref|1922|161}} ; {{KarlWeigl|114}} )

=={{Cat|Weill, Kurt}} (1900–1950)==
* {{LinkWork|Die Dreigroschenoper||Weill|Kurt|0}} - arrangement for violin and piano
* {{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.12|Weill|Kurt|0}} - violin/piano reduction
* Street Scene (full or vocal score preferred)

=={{Cat|Weinberg, Jacob}} (1879–1956)==
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*The Gettysburg address : a symphonic ode for baritone solo, chorus and orchestra, Op.36 (©1936, Witmark) (PD-CA)
*(Piano) Trio on Hebrew themes (©1943, Carl Fischer) (PD-CA)
*Perhaps unpublished manuscript materials in the Jacob Weinberg archive @ National Library of Israel (incl. Piano Sonata Op.9 (May 1935), many other works)

=={{Cat|Weinberger, Jaromír}} (1896–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Sonata in D minor, Op.4 (pub.1915, Urbánek)

=={{Cat|Weiner, Leó}} (1885–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Hungarian Folkdance Suite, Op.18 (Full score or arr.4 hands)

=={{Cat|Weingartner, Felix}} (1863–1942)==
* Symphony No.3 (score)
* Symphony No.5 (score and reduction) (Simrock, 1926)
* {{LinkWork|Symphony No.6|Op.74|Weingartner|Felix|0}} (parts)
* Serenade for Strings, Op.6
* Sinfonietta, Op.83 (pub.1936, repub. by MPH)
* On the Performance of Beethoven's symphonies (English translation of another work. ©1907. partially available? {{GoogleB|0v84AAAAIAAJ|PA0|Google Books}}.)

=={{Cat|Weinlig, Christian Theodor}} (1780–1842)==
[[wikipedia:Christian Theodor Weinlig|Wikipedia]] ; (nephew of Christian Ehregott Weinlig)
* Deutsches Magnificat (published ca.1830)
* Psalm 150: „Laudate Dominum“ für 2 gem. Chöre (published 1898 or earlier)

=={{Cat|Weinreich, Justus}} (1858–1927)==
[[wikipedia:Justus Weinreich|Wikipedia]] ; (son of Johann Georg Weinreich)
* 3 Duetten für zwei Bratschen, op. 5 (published by Offenbach a. Main: J. André, ©1901; [https://www.worldcat.org/title/3-duetten-c-dur-g-dur-d-moll-fur-zwei-bratschen-2-viole-alti-op-5/oclc/47268187&referer=brief_results WorldCat entry])
* Serenade in D-Dur für Violine und Viola

=={{Cat|Weismann, Julius}} (1879{{EN}}1950)==
* Piano Trio in D minor, Op.26 (pub.1910 by Schlesinger. BSB, other libraries, Juilliard School library also.)
* Concerto for 3 woodwinds, trumpet, timpani and string orchestra, op.106 (p.1931)
* - same as Konzert für Flöte, Klarinette, Fagott, Trompete, Pauke und Streichorchester, op.106 (T&J, 1913) (?) (yes, one of them is a typo. Since eg Op.116 was published in 1935 and Op.36 in 1913, guessing it's Worldcat which was published Op.106 in 1913 but may be wrong - unless HMB or other source confirms...)
* Solo Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.30 (pub.1910)
* Kammermusik in B minor for flute viola and piano, Op.86 ( ")
* Violin Concerto no.1 in D minor, Op.36 (pub. 1913) (reduction @ ÖNB)
* Suite/concerto for piano and orchestra, Op.97 (pub. © 1930) (Columbia U has 2-piano arrangement, as does BSB (undigitized of course); PD-US in 2026)
* Piano Concerto No.1, Op.33 (pub.1937, reduction) (concerto op.138 is only available for rent, apparently)
* Impromptus for piano, Op.17 (Rahter, ©1906)
* Leonce und Lena : Oper in 3 Akten (nach der Dichtung von Georg Büchner), Op.89 (pub.ca.1924?)
* Symphonisches Spiel, Op.124 (pub. 1938 by Birnbach)
* Sinfonia brevis, Op.116 (pub.1935 by Birnbach)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op.73 (performed Stuttgart January 1919; pub.1927, Offenburg in Baden : Jungbrunnen . At Badische Landesbibliothek)
* Sonatina Concertante, Op.137a (1941)
* Symphony No.3 (2?) in B minor, Op.131
* Clarinet Sonata in D minor, Op.72 (1917?, pub. 1941 , Birnbach)
* Die pfiffige Magd Komische Oper in 3 Akten nach e. Lustsp. v. Ludw. Holbing, Op.125 (pub. 1939)
* 7 Lieder von Walter Calé, Op.70 (pub. 1920 or 1921? ({{HMBref|1921|34}}), Steingräber)
* Piano Suite A-dur (1926), Op.93 (Müller/Suddeutscher, ©1929) (sold together with Op.95 - "Zwei Suiten Klavier, op. 93, op. 95". @ U Texas, UBib Basel)
* 4 kleiner Klavierstücke in polyphonem Stil, Op.94 (Müller/Suddeutscher, ©1928. At U. Texas Libraries, Badische Landesbibliothek, U. Bib. Heidelberg, BSB Munich)

=={{Cat|Weiss, Sylvius Leopold}} (1687–1750)==
* Works for Lute/Guitar
* Ciacona in G Minor

=={{Cat|Weisse, Hans}} (1892–1940)==
* Clarinet Sonata, Op.10 (composed 1921, published?? (in 2018, yes, but less recently?))
* Clarinet Quintet (composed 1926, published??)

=={{Cat|Welleba, Leopold}} (1878–1953)==
*Carneval, Op.8 (reduction for piano of a symphonic poem)
*Piano Concerto No.1 (1931?. printed score and piano part @ ÖNB)
*2 Lieder, Op.2 (Doblinger)
*Capriccio und Valse concertante : Für Solo-Violine u. Orchester, Op.20 (Universal Edition, 1939)

=={{Cat|Wellesz, Egon}} (1885–1974)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Achilles auf Skyros, Op. 33 (pub. Universal-Edition, 1925)
* Aurora (pub. Curwen, ©1922 for piano or vocalise & piano. @ at least 3 or 4 libraries including St Pancras, FL Phil., others)
* Erinna for voice and piano (pub. Universal-Edition, 1925)
* Geistlisches Lied, Op. 23 for mezzo-soprano, baritone, violin, viola and piano (pub. Universal-Edition, 1919)
* Kirschblütenlieder, Op. 8 for voice and piano (pub. Simrock, 1913)
* Die Nachtlichen, Op. 37 (pub. Universal-Edition, 1924) - full score
* Die Opferung des Gefangenen, Op. 40 (pub. Universal-Edition, 1925)
* Ein österreichisches Reiterlied for voice and piano (pub. Universal-Edition, 1915)
* {{LinkWork|Persisches Ballett|Op.30|Wellesz|Egon|0}} {{EM}} full score
* Die Prinzessin Girnara, Op. 27 (pub. Universal-Edition, 1921)
* Suite for violin and chamber orchestra or sextet, Op. 38 (pub. Universal-Edition, 1924, dedicated to Alma Moodie)
* Vorfrühling, Op.12 for orchestra (pub. Universal-Edition, 1923)
* Wie Ein Bild: Skizze von Peter Altenburg, Op. 3 for voice and piano (pub. Rózsavölgyi & Co., 1909)
* Das Wunder der Diana, Op. 18 (pub. Universal-Edition, 1924)

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=={{Cat|Wels, Charles}} (1825–1906)==
* Piano Concerto
* Masses 1 (C minor?) Op.47 (p1859) (@ British Library: "Grand Mass in C minor"), 2 (St. Cecilia? Op.107, p1882), 4 in A minor Op.127 (cop1894), 5 in G Op.134 (p1902) . There's a copy of no.4 (four voices, organ or piano accompaniment) @ Purdue University Fort Wayne, one at British Library St Pancras, and it seems another @ the Tams-Witmark Collection at Westminster Choir College. No.5 @ Seattle Public Library.
* Potpourri (Op.96) on Lohengrin

=={{Cat|Wenusch, Josef von}} (1811–1882)==
* Missa ex C ( @ ÖNB)
* Das Abendglöcklein, Op.2 (advertised in the 1852 NZM, p.12). Diabelli, 1851 ({{HMBref|1851|225}}. (Gedicht von Weschel)
* An Maria, gedicht von Heller, f. eine Singst. m. Pfte u. Violoncell (od. Viola), Op.3 ({{HMBref|1852|119}} - Witzendorf)

=={{Cat|Wesström, Anders}} (1720–1781)==

=={{Cat|West, John A.}} (1852–1913)==
*Andante religioso (Schirmer, 1904)
*Faith and Praise: Sacred Cantata (Summy, 1904)
*Dornroeschen (mss cantata, 1880s, copied by Gleason, Newberry Library)
*Piano Trio in D, Op.6 (autograph, 1884?, Newberry)
*Fantasia for Organ (Summy, 1906)

=={{Cat|West, John Ebenezer}} (1863–1929)==
* Sonata in D minor for organ

=={{Cat|Wetz, Richard}} (1875–1935)==
* Romantische Variationen über ein Originalthema, Op.42 for piano (1917)
* Kleist Overture, Op.16 (pub.1908)
* Symphony no.1, Op.40 (pub.1924) (1924 edition in the collections of BSB and Fleisher. Most libraries have the MPH reprint.)
* Symphony no.2, Op.47 (pub.1921) (@Schwerin, ULB Bonn, BSB (has both early and modern publications))
* Symphony no.3, Op.48 (ms)
* Kleine toccata für orgel (E minor) (pub.ca.1918? Later republished as Op.55 no.1 I think, with a Pass.&Fugue, in ca.1930.)
* Traumsommernacht for women's chorus and orchestra to a text by Otto Julius Bierbaum, Op.14 (Kistner, 1912) (available {{GoogleB|Y4k5AQAAIAAJ|PA0|here}} in full score)
* Chorlied aus "Oedipus auf Kolonos", Op.31 (Kistner, 1912)
* Psalm 3, Op.37 (Kistner, 1917)
* Hyperion: (Dichtung von Friedrich Hölderlin) ; für Bariton, gem. Chor u. Orchester, Op.32 (at BSB). Published 1912 per HMB
* 5 kleine Lieder, Op.35 (Kistner, 1913)
* 4 Men's Choruses, Op.38 (Tischer & Jagenberg, 1926 ?. See {{HMBref|1927|18}}.)
* 4 Lieder, Op.45 (Kistner, 1919)

=={{Cat|Wetzler, Herrmann Hans}} (1870–1943)==
* 5 Songs (pub. Ahn, 1908)
* Deutsche lieder (pub.1902) (listed in HMB, but..)
* Symphonische phantasie für grossen orchester, Op.10 (Newberry, BSB now have this. ©1922 (registered 9/30/1922), Simrock.)
* Fünf gedichte von Robert Burns (and likewise this, ©1918)

=={{Cat|Weweler, August}} (1868–1952)==
* String Quartet in E, Op.35 (pub.1937. PD-CA at best)
* Die Sintflut, Oratorium (pub.1916?)
* Book? "Ave Musica! : Musikalische Einblicke und Ausblicke" (pub.1909 ca.)

=={{Cat|Weyrauch, Johannes}} (1897–1977)==
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* String quartet in einem satze in D minor, Op.6 (pub. by Kistner, 1923 (n.d. but confirmed from HMB 1923 p.33. See also {{WC|826022520}}.)) (not the same as his later "Streichquartett I" which is in B major.) (de-wikipedia has a substantial worklist.)

=={{Cat|Weyse, Christoph Ernst Friedrich}} (1774–1842)==
* Faruk. Opera i 3 akter (1811-1812, publ. 1817-1828) DF 2 Full Score/Manuscript
* Floribella. Lyrisk romatisk drama i 3 akter (1824, publ. 1837) DF 5 Full Score/Manuscript
* Et Eventyr i Rosenborg Have. Syngespil i 1 akt (1827, publ. 1833) DF 6 Full Score/Manuscript
* Balders Død. Syngespil i 4 akter (1832) DF 7 Full Score/Manuscript
* Kunzen's musik til bispevielse, instrumenteret (1811) DF 9 Full Score/Manuscript
* Reformationskantate nr. 1 (1817, publ. 1831) DF 10 Full Score/Manuscript
* Miserere (1818, publ. 1845) DF 11 Full Score/Manuscript
* Julekantate nr. 1 (1818, publ. 1831) DF 12 Full Score/Manuscript
* Passionskantate nr. 1 (1819, publ. 1831) DF 13 Full Score/Manuscript
* Pinse-Hymne (1819, publ. 1831) DF 14 Full Score/Manuscript
* Nytaarskantate (1821, publ. 1832) DF 16 Full Score/Manuscript
* Jesu Opofrelse (1825, publ. 1832) DF 17 Full Score/Manuscript
* Den ambrosianske Lovsang (1826, publ. 1835) DF 18 Full Score/Manuscript
* Formælingshymne (1828, publ. 1833) DF 19 Full Score/Manuscript
* Paaskekantate nr. 2 (1829, publ. 1833) DF 20 Full Score/Manuscript
* Julekantate nr. 2 (1834) DF 24 Full Score/Manuscript
* Reformationskantate nr. 2 (1836) DF 25 Full Score/Manuscript
* Funerary cantatas DF 29 (1839), DF 32 (1838), DF 33 (1840, publ. 1840), DF 39 (1832, publ. 1832), DF 40 (1834)
* Symfoni nr. 1, g-Moll (1795-1805) DF 117 Full Score/Manuscript; Symfoni nr. 4, e-Moll (1795-1817) DF 120 Full Score/Manuscript
* Symphony No. 5 in E-flat major, DF 121, in full score

=={{Cat|White, Adolphus Charles}} (1830–1902)==
* Song "April rain" (pub.ca.1882)

=={{Cat|White, Felix Harold}} (1884–1945)==
* Henry and Mary : two-part song for children with pianoforte accompaniment (Curwen, 1923) (text by Robert Graves, PD-US-only)

=={{Cat|Whithorne, Emerson}} (1884–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No.2, Op.56 (published 1940)
* String Quartet "Greek Impressions", Op.19 (published 1923)

=={{Cat|Whiting, George Elbridge}} (1840–1923)==
* Midnight; Cantata for four solo voices, chorus and orchestra (vocal score published. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt, 1893)

=={{Cat|Wichmann, Hermann}} (1824–1905)==
* Violin Sonata in D major, Op.16 (Berlin: Guttentag, 1852)
* String Quartet in E-flat major, Op.19 (Leipzig: Kistner, 1854)
* String Quartet in F major, Op.33 (Berlin: Bahn, 1873; Ries & Erler, 1884) )
* String Quintet in C major, Op.35 (Berlin: Ries & Erler, 1885)
* Piano Sonata in C minor, Op.55 (Berlin: Ries & Erler, 1895)
* Zwei Lieder, Op.43 ( @ ÖNB)

=={{Cat|Wichtl, Georg}} (1805–1877)==
* String Quartet, Op.3 (p.1832)
* Concerto (vn w/pf), Op.24 (p.1863)

=={{Cat|Wickede, Friedrich von}} (1834–1904)==
* Per aspera ad astra, Concert-overture, Op.121 (pub.1900)
* 2 Mazurkas, Op.69 for piano (Rothe, 1877)

=={{Cat|Wickenhausser, Richard}} (1867–1936)==
* Cello sonata in F, Op.18 (pub.1902) (HMB 1902, p.68.)
* Suite Op.24 for strings (pub.1902 in reduction)

=={{Cat|Widerkehr, Jacques}} (1759–1823)==
* String Quintets (one was pub. by [[Imbault]] ca.1807)
* Violin and Cello Duos Op.1 etc. (ca.1787, etc.)

=={{Cat|Widor, Charles-Marie}} (1844–1937)==
* Symphony No.3 for Organ and Orchestra, op.69 - Full score and Parts (1897, Schott)
* Trois Nouvelles Pièces op. 87 (1934, Durand)
{{Laundry|Widor, Charles-Marie}}

=={{Cat|Wieniawski, Henri}} (1835–1880)==
* Polonaise no. 1 in D Major for violin and piano
* Violin Concerto No. 1 in F# Major (Score)

=={{Cat|Wieniawski, Józef}} (1837–1912)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* String Quartet in A minor, Op.32 (pub by Kahnt, 1882 & 1913)
* Symphony in D, Op.49 (pub. 1890)
* Guillaume le Taciturne, Overture, Op.43 (pub. by Schott, 1887)
* 6 Pièces romantiques, Op.39 (4 uploaded?)
* Mazourka de Concert, Op.41
* 24 Études de mécanisme et de style for Piano, Op.44
* Song without words in E♭ minor (was not published; manuscript?)
* Songs

=={{Cat|Wiklund, Adolf}} (1879–1950)==
*Violin Sonata Op.5 in A minor (p.1905)
*Andante Op.6 for Violin and Piano (also published 1905)

=={{Cat|Willan, Healey}} (1880–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Prelude on "Ebenezer", from [https://healeywillan.com/catalog/the-healey-willan-catalog/item/ten-hymn-preludes-set-ii 10 Hymn Preludes for Organ Set 2] HWC 173 (published 1957)

=={{Cat|Willner, Arthur}} (1881–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Suite for violin & piano, Op.32
* String Quartet, Op.50 (PD-CA only??)
* Violin Sonata in E-flat major, Op.91 (PD-CA only??) (all @ UDK Berlin)
* 400-Jahr-Suite für Streichorchestre, Op.58 (ms @ ÖNB)
* Erweckung : für Bariton-Solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester (reduction and full score in ms @ ÖNB)
* Fugen-Suite für Orchester (pub.1931) dedicated to Romain Rolland
* 2 Sonatas Op.23 for 2 violins. Madrigal-Verlag, 1920.
* Sonata for flute solo (pub. by Zimmermann, 1926 - see {{HMBref|1927|18}}).

=={{Cat|Wilms, Johann Wilhelm}} (1772–1847)==
*Piano Sonata, Op.13 (pub. by 1808)
*Piano sonata with flute obligato, Op.33 (pub. 1810s)
*Symphony (Simphonie) No.3 Op.14 in E-flat (pub. by Hummel by 1809.) (mostly at Dutch and Danish libraries) (No.2 Op.10 in F is lost)
*Symphony No.4 Op.23 in C minor (Breitkopf, 1812 (according to AMZ acc. to cpo notes, but premiered by 1807))
*Symphony (Simphonie) No.5 Op.52 (56?) in D (pub. by Hummel ca.1814-19)
*Symphony No.6 in D minor Op.58 (Breitkopf, ca.1820)
(note: symphony 7 not published until the 2000s according to cpo notes for syms. 1 &4...- 1820s autograph at Openbaar U. Amsterdam)
*Piano Concerto Op.17 in C (pub. 1811 at latest)
*Piano Quartet Op.30 (published by Friedrich Hofmeister ca.1812, plate 233, @ Utrecht) (piano quartet in F Op.30, just recorded on cpo)
*Piano Trio Op.6 (Hummel plate 1179, ca.1802, @Utrecht)

=={{Cat|Wilsing, Daniel Friedrich Eduard}} (1809–1893)==
*Symphony in D major (by 1832) (ms. copy at Schumann-Haus, Zwickau)
*Caprice in C major, Op.6 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1840)
*Piano Sonata in F-sharp minor, Op.7 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1843) {{EM}} @Württembergische Landesbibliothek, Stuttgart; Danish Lib. Aarhus
*Fantasia in F-sharp minor, Op.10 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1842)
*Humoreske in canonischer Form, Op.11 (Berlin: Paez, 1850)
*De Profundis (Psalm 129). (Berlin: Schelsinger, 1853)

=={{Cat|Wilson, Henry Lane}} (1871–1915)==

*The Two Beggars (for piano, tenor and baritone/bass, vocal duet) - vocal score for piano, tenor and bass

=={{Cat|Wilson, Mortimer}} (1876–1932)==
*Echoes from Childhood, Op. 4 (Philadelphia: T. Presser, 1912)
*Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 14 (Boston: Boston Music Co., 1914)
*7 Preludes for Organ, Op. 7 (Boston: Boston Music Co., 1916)
*In Georgia, Op. 25 (New York: Bryant Music Co., 1917)
*Romance for violin and piano (Boston: Boston Music Co., 1917)
*From the Hickory and the Cotton: Seventeen American Tunes for organ (New York: Composers' Music Corp., 1920)
*Sonata in C Major, Op. 17 for organ (New York: Composers' Music Corp., 1920)
*Tubulariana for brass sextet (New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1921)
*Fiddlers Four for violin quartet (New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1921)
*Pipes and Reeds for woodwind sextet (New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1921)
*Overture New Orleans: Mardi Gras, Op. 64 for orchestra (New York: G. SChirmer, 1921)
*Miniature Suite, Op. 22 for 2 violins and viola (cello ad. libium) (New York: J. Fischer & Bro., 1921)
*Overture "1849", Op. 71 for orchestra (New York: J. Fischer, 1923)
*My Country: A Scenic Fantasy, Op. 71 for orchestra (New York: J. Fischer, 1923)
*Miniature Suite, Op. 22 for piano (New York: J. Fischer, 1950)

=={{Cat|Wiltberger, August}} (1856–1928)==

* Op.40 - 136 kurze u. leicht ausführbare Orgelstücke in den Kirchentonarten über Choralmotive. Zum Gebrauche als Vorspiele zu den Introiten des römischen Graduale. (Regensburg, Pustet. 1889). CVK No.1271
* Op.43 - Elementar-Orgelschule. (Sch. in D.). CVK No.1367
* Op.61 - 20 kurze und leicht ausführbare Orgel-Trio. (Düsseldorf: Schwann. 1895).
* Op.65 - 10 Orgel-Trio. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1896).
* Op.126 - Sonata in D minor for Violin (1st position) and organ (published by Schwann, 1909)
* Op.127 - 2 Light String Quartets, (pub.ca.1909?)

=={{Cat|Wiltberger, Heinrich}} (1841–1916)==
Older brother of August.
* Op.78. Gute Nacht, Leicht ausführbares Sextett für 3 Violinen, Viola, Violoncello und Contr. Lichterfeld: Vieweg, pub.1903 ({{HMBref|1903|264}})

=={{Cat|Winding, August}} (1835–1899)==
*Symphony, Op.39 (pub.1894 acc. Sibley in reduction)
*Violin Sonata No.2, Op.35 (in F minor?) (composed August 1887; pub.1888/89; Hansen plate 10122, available at DKB published and in manuscript, not digitized yet I think) (Also, see [https://d-nb.info/1233945521 DNB] for more of a description.)
*Fjeldstuen (collaboration with Emil Hartmann)

=={{Cat|Windsperger, Lothar}} (1885–1935)==
*2 Sonatas for Cello Solo (in D major, D minor) (pub.1917)
*Sonata for Violin Solo (p.1920)
*Requiem, Op.47 (p.1929)
*Piano sonata in {{K|c#}} (pub.1917)
*Piano sonata no.2? in C, Op.28 (pub. by 1922)
*Piano Trio in B minor (Schott, 1919)
*Rhapsodie-Sonate (cello, piano) Op.20 (in C) (©1924)
*Cello Sonata No.1 in D (pub.1917) (not the solo sonata)
* Concert overture in G "Lebenstanz" (©1919) (@Fleisher. Ded. to Hermann Abendroth)
* Violin Concerto, Op.39 (pub. 1928, Schott. Performed around Dec.1927 in Düsseldorf) (NYPL, BSB)
* Piano Concerto, Op.30 (?)
* Symphony in A minor, Op.22 (Schott, 1921) (BSB has a copy. 255 pages.) "Preis nach Vereinbarung"
* Sonata for cello and organ in E (Leipzig: Müller, [1919?])

=={{Cat|Winkler, Aleksandr}} (1865–1935)==
*Air finnois varié for violin and orchestra, Op.18 (pub.1913)

=={{Cat|Winkler, Max Joseph}} (1810–1884)==

=={{Cat|Winter, Peter von}} (1754-1825)==
*[http://oskicat.berkeley.edu/search/o607971648 Requiem in C-minor (1790) for Joseph II, manuscript or full score]

=={{Cat|Winterberger, Alexander}} (1834–1914)==
* In Memoriam for piano, Tongedicht, Op.136 (published 1909, Pabst)
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (pub.ca.1858)

=={{Cat|Winter-Hjelm, Otto}} (1837–1931)==
*Fest-Marsch (pub.1883)
*2 Symphonies (ms?)

=={{Cat|Witkowski, Georges Martin}} (1867–1943)==
*Symphony No.2 in A (major or minor?) (pub.ca.1912)
*Le poème de la maison : poème lyrique en cinq parties (soloists, choral, orchestral) (after Louis Mercier) (1912-14) (©1919)
*Mon lac : prélude, variations et final : pour piano et orchestre (©1923)

=={{Cat|Witt, Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Arrangement of symphony no.14 (published at the time as Beethoven's Jena Symphony) for piano sextet, flute ''ad lib.'', by F.H. Schneider (pub.1912 by Breitkopf)
* 3 Piano trios (digitized, piano part only at this location?: {{RISMc|450034681|D-LB La 170 Bü 469}})
* Symphony no.1 in B-flat
* Messa solenne in fa : a 4 voci voci concert. e coro, due violini, viole, flauti, oboe, clarinetti, corni, fagotti, 3 tromboni, trombe, timpani e Bassi (downloadable @ ms copy @ {{RISMc| 600140062|A-Wn HK.1073/GF}} apparently)

=={{Cat|Wittenbecher, Otto}} (1875–1948)==
(ca.1948...)
*Cello Concertino, Op.20 (published by Kahnt, 1912)
*Romanze a-Moll : für Violoncello und Pianoforte (Bosworth, 1899)
*Andante religioso for cello and organ, Op.8 (Rahter, 1903)

=={{Cat|Wittmann, Gustave-Xavier}} (1843–1920)==
(ca.1843 - ca.1920. BNF has 1920, but ca.1922-3+ seems more likely from copyright registrations, &c. including things for which he would have had to show up in person.)
* Méthode élementaire pour grosse caisse et cymbales (pub.1921?)
* Méthode élémentaire de trompette (pub.1913?)
* Air varié pour cornet à pistons (et orchestre) (pub.1878?)

=={{Cat|Woelfl, Joseph}} (1773–1812)==
* {{LinkWork|6 String Quartets|Op.51|Woelfl|Joseph|0}} (so far, just the viola pt)
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.3
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.7a
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.12
* Sonata with obbligato flute, Op.13 (pub.1802, Traeg)
* 3 Piano Sonatas, Op.19a
* Piano sonata, Op.27 No.1 in D minor
* A Grand Sonata for the Pianoforte, op. 36b
* Symphonies Opp.40 & 41 (pub.1808) (ok, op.40 seems to be uploaded now...)
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.43a
* 3 Flute and cello trios, Op.48
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.53
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.54
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.55
* 3 Piano sonatas, Op.56b
* Sonate pour le Pianoforte, op. 60
* Sonate pour le Pianoforte, op. 62

=={{Cat|Woets, Joseph Bernard}} (1783–1878)==
(category should probably be moved to Woëts, Joseph-Bernard- will change this if so)
* Thème allemand varié, Op.27
* Isaure, romance (pub.1824)
* Fantaisie et variations sur l'Air des Folies d'Espagne pour piano, Op.9 (pub.ca.1810? by [[Imbault]])
* Grande sonate, Op.30
* Sonate pathétique, Op.106
* Piano Concerto No.3, Op.40 (pub.1823)

=={{Cat|Wohlfahrt, Franz}} (1833–1884)==
*Easiest Elementary Method For Beginners, Op. 38
*40 Elementary Studies, Op. 54
*50 Easy And Melodic Studies, Op. 74

=={{Cat|Wolf, Ernst Wilhelm}} (1735–1792)==
*original work for the piece uploaded as 'Funeral Anthem'
*Keyboard Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.7 (pub.1782)

=={{Cat|Wolf, Hans}} (1888–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Hans Bodo Friedrich Wolf, also known as Bodo Wolf.
* String Quartet in E, Op.16 (pub.1919)
* Ouvertüre in D für großes Orchester, Op.12 (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Wolf, Hugo}} (1860-1903)==
[[List_of_works_by_Hugo_Wolf]] leaves 57 or so songs unaccounted for, grouped as ''Lieder aus der Jugendzeit'' and ''Nachgelassene Lieder''. A number are included in collections and just need to be indexed, but a group of Heine settings, ''Mädchen mit dem roten Mündchen, Du bist wie eine Blume, Wenn ich in deine Augen seh, Spätherbstnebel, kalte Träume, Mit schwarzen Segeln, Sterne mit den goldnen Füßchen, & Wie des Mondes Abbild zittert'' is among the missing. [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 08:35, 16 October 2017 (CEST)

=={{Cat|Wolf, Leopold Carl}} (1859–1932)==
* Symphony, Op.8 (pub.1884)
* Piano Trio, Op.10 (pub.1885/86)
* Serenade for Strings, Op.30 (pub.1898)
* Frühlingsphantasie for violin and orchestra, Op.31 (published by André, 1909)

=={{Cat|Wolf, Louis Carl Otto}} (1849–1917)==
Not to be confused with Otto Wolf (1900-1972).
*Air in B-flat for violin and orchestra, Op.34 (pub.1905 by Kahnt- possibly by tenor Otto Wolf (1871-1946) instead...)

=={{Cat|Wolf-Ferrari, Ermanno}} (1876–1948)==
* 4 Rispetti, Op. 11
* 4 Rispetti, Op. 12
* Canzoniere, Op. 17
* String Quintet, Op.24 (performed 1942 in Salzburg - NZM refers to it as a string quartet in C major - ©1942 by Leuckart. PD-CA/EU presumably.)
* Sinfonia brevis Op.28 (1947) (note: {{wp|ru:Короткая_симфония_(Вольф-Феррари)|Russian}})

=={{Cat|Wolfermann, Albert}} (1844–1908)==
* Serenade Op.18.

=={{Cat|Wolff, Erich Jaques}} (1874–1913)==
*

=={{Cat|Wolfrum, Philipp}} (1854–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.6

=={{Cat|Wolfsohn, Juliusz}} (1880–1944)==
(See German, Russian Wikipedias)
* 2 Doppelgriffstudien, nach der etüde v. Fr. Chopin. (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Wolkonsky, Serge}} (1860–1937)==
Also known as Sergei Mikhailovitch Volkonsky
* Mazurka for piano duet, Op.7. published by Grude, Leipzig in 1898.

=={{Cat|Wolstenholme, William}} (1865–1931)==
* Sonata in the Style of Handel
* Bohemesque
* Scherzo in F

=={{Cat|Wood, Charles}} (1866–1926)==
* Suite in the Ancient Style (1915?)
* Prelude and Fugue in G minor
* Violin Sonata (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Wood, Frederick}} (1880–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Scenes in Kent
* Scenes in Northumberland
* Scenes on the Downs
* Scenes on the Wye

=={{Cat|Wood, Haydn}} (1882–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Concerto in D minor (1909) full Orchestral score or Two Piano Reduction

=={{Cat|Wood, Henry Joseph}} (1869–1944)==
*Fantasy on British Sea Songs
=={{Cat|Wood, William G.}} (1859–1895)==
* Concert Overture in C minor for organ
* Toccata in D minor for organ
* Allegro in C for organ
* Postlude in D for organ
* Three Canons for organ
* Introduction and Air with Variations for organ
* Allegro in the Form of a Minuet for organ
* Six Short Pieces for organ
* Concert Fantasia and Fugue for organ

=={{Cat|Woollett, Henry}} (1864–1936)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E major (pub. by Hamelle, plate J 3088 H. Composed 1892, pub.1894.)
*Octet in C minor (manuscript, 1911 @ New England Conservatory)
*Violin Sonata No.5 in C minor (1918. Senart, ©1922)
*String Quartet in B minor (1928. Senart, ©1929)
*Concertstück (Avril-Mai 1903) pour violoncelle et orchestre ou piano (Costallat, 1911)
* Prélude et variations for piano (1913)

=={{Cat|Wormser, André}} (1851–1926)==
*"Sigurd de E. Reyer, fantaisie, paraphrase pour piano d'après la scène des Elfes et des Valkyries" (pub.1885, G. Hartmann)

=={{Cat|Wöss, Josef Venantius}} (1863–1943)==
*Piano Sextet, Op.46 (pub.1912) (UE 3767; parts & score at [http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC09222165 ÖNB].)
*String Quartet in F major (manuscript @ ÖNB. Possibly published?)
*Missa in adorationem Ss. redemptoris, Op.8. Universal Edition, ©1926.

=={{Cat|Wottitz, Theodor}} (1875–1937)==
* I' pfeif' auf meine Alte! Jux Marsch. Text und Musik (voice, piano), Op.165 (Bosworth, 1912)
*"Im Rosenpavillon". Ein herziges Lied für Verliebte. Text von Rose von Wildbrandt. Op.255 (Robitschek, 1919)

=={{Cat|Woyrsch, Felix}} (1860–1944) ==
*Symphonic Prolog after Dante, Op.40 (1891, pub. 1892)
*Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op.52 (pub. 1908)
*Hamlet-ov., Op.56 (©1913 Leuckart)
*String Quartet in C minor, Op.63 (1927)
*String Quartet in E{{flat}} major, Op.64 (1929, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.65 (Simrock, 1927, plate 14895)
*Piano Quintet in C minor, Op.66 (1927) (sc&pts: plate 14919, edition 807 Simrock)
*Totentanz (©1905)
*Da Jesus auf Erden ging : ein Mysterium, Op.61 (©1916, Simrock) (Bremen, Schwerin)

=={{Cat|Wranitzky, Anton}} (1761–1820) ==
* Cello Concerto in D minor
* Concerto for violin and cello with orchestra

=={{Cat|Wranitzky, Paul}} (1756–1808) ==
* {{NoComp|Cello Concerto, Op.27|Wranitzky, Paul}} (piano reduction or score)
* Concertino for Oboe & Cello in D (lost?)
* Flute Concerto in D, Op.24 (early(ish), not modern, ed.)

=={{Cat|Wüerst, Richard}} (1824–1881)==
*Symphony No.1 ''Preis-Sinfonie'' in F major, Op.21 (pub.1852)
*Violin Concerto in A, Op.37 (pub.1861) (Strasbourg lib.)
*3 String Quartets, Op.33 (in A minor, D major and G major) (pub.1860)
*{{NoComp|Russian Suite, Op.81|Wüerst, Richard}} (pub. Erler, 1881)
*Symphony No.2? in C minor, Op.36 (pub. 1862)
*Symphony No.3? in D minor, Op.52 or 54 (Free Library of Philadelphia) (pub. ca.1869-1870)
*Variationen : über ein Originalthema für Orchester, Op.50 (p.1869.)

=={{Cat|Wüllner, Franz}} (1832–1902)==
* Chorübungen
* {{NoComp|Miserere, Op.26|Wüllner, Franz}} (1870)
* Piano Sonata No.1 in D minor, Op.6 (pub. Rieter-Biedermann, 1858)
* Piano Trio in D, Op.9 (Schott, 1861)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in E major, Op.10 (pub. Rieter-Biedermann, 1863)
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.30 (pub.Gotthard, 1870)
* Masses opp.20, 29 (pub. 1870, 1874)

=={{Cat|Wunderlich, Johann Georg}} (1755-1819)==
Also known by Jean-Georges Wunderlich, Vounderlich, Wonderlich, Wounderlich, Johann Georges Wunderlich, and many other variants.
* Méthode de Flûte (1804)
* 4 Duets for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Wurm, Mary}} (1860–1938)==
* Forty Daily Exercises (First published: Leipzig, R. Forberg, 1911)
::A collection of piano exercises for the left hand alone
* Sexten-Etude en Walzerform, Op. 52 (published 1915, R. Forberg)
* Piano Concerto (parts @ Library of Congress, US)



=={{Cat|Ysaÿe, Eugène}} (1858–1931)==
* String Quartet
* Quintet
* Violin Concerto No. 8 (pub. Cinedisc Music, 1975)
Note: Ysaÿe wrote his eight violin concertos in the days of his youth. Later he called them "shenanigans" and demolished (????) them. Only the 8th concerto was rescued, reconstructed, and orchestrated by his grandson, Jacques Ysaÿe. There is a recording from 2007 played by Albrecht Laurent Breuninger. (Amendment- see Juilliard Library manuscript holdings. The concertos look incomplete but not very demolished.)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto

=={{Cat|Ysaÿe, Théo}} (1865–1918)==
* Symphony, Op.14 (published 1908)
* Les abeilles : 2me esquisse symphonique, op.17 (composed 1910, published perhaps ca.1913 or 1914)
* 2nd symphony (holograph score scanned by B-Br) (1914. in B-natural major, it seems)
* String Quartet
* Requiem
* Exercises and Scales --- if you mean the Exercices et gammes : Travail journalier : Op. posth published in 1967 these are not by Théo Ysaÿe, they're by his ''brother'', so I'm not sure why they're under Théo.



=={{Cat|Zander, Daniel}} (1823–1905)==
*3 Lieder for soprano or tenor, Op.3 (Breitkopf, 1858 or 1859)
*Andante für Oboe, Violine, Violoncello und Orgel (Kühn, ca.1870)

=={{Cat|Zangl, Joseph Gregor}} (1821–1897)==
*Missa brevis No.2 in D, Op.9 (pub. 1856 by Innsbruck: Gross)

=={{Cat|Zanella, Amilcare}} (1873–1949)==
* Aura, opera in 3 acts (publ. 1910)
* Fantasia e grande fugato sinfonico a quattro soggetti per orchestra e pianoforte, op. 25 (p.1903)
* Festa campestre (bozzetto per orch.) (publ.1907)
* Inno-marcia : Canto e grande orchestra (publ. 1916)
* 2 Leggende for piano, Op.47 (publ. ed 1909, C&J)
* Messa di requiem, a tre voci d'uomo con accompagnamento d'organo (od armonio) op. 63 (p.1917)
* Il passero solitario: Studio per pianoforte (dal canto di Giacomo Leopardi) (1889, publ. 1919)
* Piano Quintet, Op.64 (publ.1918)
* Piano Sonata, Op.70 (publ.1920)
* Une drôle de chanson, Op.30 for piano (publ. 1907 by C&J)
* Violin Sonata in {{K|f#}}, Op.71 (p.ca.1916?) (apparently _unpublished_. Recording exists based on a modern critical edition from the manuscript.)

=={{Cat|Zech, Frederick}} (1858–1926)==
* String Quartets 1897, 1902
* 5 Symphonies ? {{EN}} 1893
* 6 concertos (for piano, violin, viola) (last written 1907) (no publications known? It is possible that while his ms. are at the {{plain|http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf4b69n7jw/|Zech collection}} his music may not be elsewhere yet.)
* Clarinet Sonata

=={{Cat|Zech, Fritz}} (1875–1947)==
* Piano Quartet Op.12 (ms.? 1909. see {{plain|http://www.antbo.de/kataloge/a0092/seite-4.html|Antiquities}}.)
* String Quartet in F minor Op.14 (in some libraries...)

=={{Cat|Zech, Markus}} (1727–1770)==
* Concerto for flute in D (1766? GroF 567.) (GroF - Gronefeld, Ingo: ''Die Flötenkonzerte bis 1850. Ein thematisches Verzeichnis. Vol.1-4.'') Various ms copies of Zech concertos etc. at Einsiedeln & Engelberg libraries. (Many other works also, poss. interesting)

=={{Cat|Zech, Philipp Jacob}} (1728–1803)==
Better known as Chrysogonus Zech or Tegurini, Padre di Baviera.
* Vespers, Op.1 (mostly complete published parts at Beromünster)

=={{Cat|Zeckwer, Camille W.}} (1875–1924)==
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1900 Breitkopf)
* Poème for violin and piano (pub. 1924)
* Violin sonata no.2, Op.7 (pub.1900, Breitkopf) (sonata no.1 op.2 of 1894 exists in manuscript as does a string quartet, a piano concerto op.8, a piano quartet op.9, etc.) in LoC
* Suite in E minor for violin and piano (Carl Simon, 1897) in LoC

=={{Cat|Zeisl, Erich}} (1905-1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 7 Lieder for voice and piano (pub. 1936, Doblinger)
* Scherzo & Fugue for string orchestra (pub. 1937, Universal-Edition)
* Sonata Barocca for piano (pub. 1955, Doblinger)
* Violin Sonata ("Brandeis-Sonate") for violin and piano (pub. 1955, Doblinger)

=={{Cat|Zelenka, Jan Dismas}} (1679–1745)==
* Sonata 3 From ZWV 186 edited by Christian Schönbaum

Full Score/Manuscripts:
* ZWV 28 Kyrie D minor for a 4; 2Ob.; 2Vn.; 2Va.; B.c. Composed ?
* ZWV 33 Credo G minor for SATB, soli & ch.; 2Ob.; 2Vn.; Va.; B.c. Composed: c. 1725.
* ZWV 36 Sanctus (including parodies from Palestrina's 'Missa sine nomine') D minor for SSATTB, ch.; B.c. Composed: c. 1728.
* ZWV 39 Agnus Dei G minor for SATB, soli & ch.; 2Ob.; 2Vn.; Va.; B.c. Composed: ?
* ZWV 83 In exitu Israel [[In exitu Israel, ZWV 83 (Zelenka, Jan Dismas)|(full score wanting)]]
* ZWV 90 Laetatus sum
* ZWV 203 Lamentationes (listed among Lost, Doubtful, or Falsely Attributed Works)

=={{Cat|Żeleński, Władysław}} (1837–1921)==
* Ov. ''W Tatrach'', Op.27 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Zellner, Julius}} (1832–1900)==
* Piano Trio, Op.5 (Gotthard, 1870)
* Melusine, Op.10. 5 sinfonische Stücke (Gotthard, 1872)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (Gotthard, 1872)
* Violin Sonata, Op.20 (Spina, 1877)
* String Quartets No.1, Op.14 and No.2, Op.34 (pub. 1871, 1887)
* Sinfonietta, Op.26 (Wedl, 1880)
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.31 (Wedl, 1881)
* Variationen über ein Thema J.S. Bach’s, Op.33 (Wedl, 1882)

=={{Cat|Zelter, Carl Friedrich}} (1758–1832)==

=={{Cat|Zemlinsky, Alexander von}} (1871–1942)==
* Skizze (for solo piano, published 1896)
* 6 Gesänge, Op.12 (published 1914)
* Sinfonietta, Op.23 (published 1935. Note: [[wikipedia:ru:Симфониетта_(Цемлинский)|Wikipedia-ru]])
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* The Mermaid (Die Seejungfrau), Fantasy for Orchestra (1903, published 1984)
* Op.22, Sechs Lieder für Singstimme und Klavier (1934) "Elfenlied" (set published 1977, it seems.) (may be PD-EU)
* 3 Pieces for Cello and Piano (1891) (first published 2005 in an edition by Antony Beaumont)
* Lyrische Symphonie, Op.18 (Orchestral Part Scores)
* Sinfonietta, Op.23 (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)

=={{Cat|Zenger, Max}} (1837–1911)==
Archive.org has two books of his.
* Piano trio in D minor op.17 (at BSB, not yet? scanned though) (pub.1877)
* Cello sonata op.90 (at BSB, cop.? 1905) - transcription of the uploaded horn sonata.
* {{LinkWork|Tragische Ouverture|Op.42|Zenger|Max|0}} (pub.1885) {{EM}} orchestra parts needed
* Adagio concertante for cello and orchestra op.65 (pub.1890) (Free Library of Philadelphia)
* 2 symphonies (good question...)
* Eros und Psyche (lyrisches Musikdrama in 3 Aufzügen, pub.1898)

=={{Cat|Zerlett, Johann Baptist}} (1859–1935)==
*Op.119. Pharao. Ballade für Männerchor. Köln, Tonger, 1908. (note: Zerlett's Op.220s were published in the 1890s. This doesn't show up in HMB, but maybe it shows up in AMZ or somewhere earlier than 1908. Or maybe it's by a different JB Zerlett (was there a Jr?) Of course, publication dates could sometimes be really weird.)
*Op.112. Das Grab am Busento: „Nächtlich am Busento lispeln“ f. Männerchor, deutsch u. französ. (Leuckart, 1892)

=={{Cat|Zeuner, Karl Traugott}} (1775–1841)==
* Piano Concerto No.1, Op.12 (pub.by 1817 by Breitkopf und Härtel) (reviewed in AMZ in 1817) (VIAF mentions two other KT Zeuner piano concertos.)

=={{Cat|Zichy, Géza}} (1847–1924)==
*Aus meinem Leben : Erinnerungen und Fragmente (published in instalments between 1911 and 1913 by Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt of Stuttgart)

=={{Cat|Zilcher, Hermann}} (1881–1948)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.17 (pub.1920)
*Violin Concerto in B minor, Op.11 (pub.1907)
*Klage, konzertstück, Op.22 (pub.1920)
*Symphony No.2 in F minor, Op.23 (pub.1923)
*Doktor Eisenbart. (Komödie von Otto Falckenberg in 3 Akten. Arranged for music (libretto) by H.W. von Waltershausen (1882-1954)) Op.45. Vocal score Breitkopf & Härtel ©1921.
*An mein Deutsches Land, vorspiel (orchestra, chorus ad lib.) Op.48 (pub.1923)
*Hölderlin, symphonic cycle for tenor or baritone and orchestra, Op.28 (published by Breitkopf, 1919 or 1920?)
*Konzert in h-Moll : in 2 Sätzen : für Klavier u. Orch., Op.20 (published 1925 in score, B&Härtel)
*Marienlieder, Op.52a, liederzyklus (published 1925, B&Härtel) (Opp.20 (score) & 52a: {{HMBref|1925|123}}. Fleisher claims ©1925 for the former.)
*Eichendorff-zyklus, Op.60 (©1928, Breitkopf & Härtel)
*Music for Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale, Op.39 [Musik zum Wintermärchen von Shakespeare, für kleines Orchester]. Breitkopf und Härtel, 1918.

=={{Cat|Zilcher, Paul}} (1855–1943)==
*Kindertrio, Op.42 (published by Schott in 1907. BSB has 1927, but: {{HMBref|1907|119}}.)
*Souvenirs, 15 pièces caractéristiques, Op.117, published 1914 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Zillmann, Eduard}} (1834–1909)==
Dresden-based. Another source @ Musicsack gives died 5 February 1891, based on "Totenliste des Jahres 1891 die Musik betreffend" (p.169). Odd.
* 3 Pieces for violin (3rd position) and piano, Op.101. (Caprice, Cavatina, Burleske.) Vieweg, 1908 ({{HMBref|1908|88}}.)
* 4 Stücke für Streichorchester. Bossenecker, 1899. (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek has.)
* Reiselust, Op.14 for piano. Fürstner, 1873 (British Library has.)
* 4 quartettinos for 2 pianos 8 hands, Op.38 (Hoffarth, 1888). (Brigham Young University has.)
* Unterm Sternenhimmel. Nachtgesang für Pfte, Op.11. (Dresden: Brauer, 1873.)
* Berceuse for violin and piano, Op.71 (Kahnt, early 1900s) (NMI)
* Serenade im Biedermeierstil, op. 102, für 3 Violinen und Klavier (Vieweg, ©1908)
* 4 Weihnachtsgesänge, Op.82 (published 1901 by Dresden: Wagner) ({{HMBref|1901|623}})

=={{Cat|Zimmermann, Agnes}} (1847–1925)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.17

=={{Cat|Zingel, Rudolf Ewald}} (1876–1944)==
*Opera "Persepolis" (pub.1913, Brandstetter? Words by Felix Baumbach) (@NYPL, Stabikat, elsewhere)
*Psalm 121 (Bratfisch, 1900 - {{HMBref|1900|289}}.) (@SLUB)
*Romanze : G moll : für Violine und Klavier (©1917)
*Vorspiel zu einem Drama : für Orchester (pub.ca.1916 Leuckart?) (in the collection of Stabikat Berlin)
*Ave verum corpus : Chor der Mönche aus dem Chorwerk "Der wilde Jäger", Op.13 (at a few mid-European libraries. The version at BSB published 1992, though...)
*3 Pieces for Piano (pub.1899, Bratfisch)
*Kirschenballade, Op.79 for men's chorus (Frankfurt a/O, Bratfisch, 1907 - {{HMBref|1907|517}})
*Hildegund, Op.66 ("Hildegund / Lied von Rudolf Ewald Zingel ; [Text:] (Josef Huggenberger) ; für gemischten Chor gesetzt von Franz Wagner") (Bratfisch, 1920) (Stabikat)
*Legende : für Harfe u. Orgel (Leipzig: Grosch, n.d.(1930s?). Plate 176. At BSB.)
*Andante religioso f. V. u. Vcello m. Streichquartett u. Org. (od. Harm., od. Harfe, od. Pfte.) (Bratfisch, 1900.)
*Zehn leicht spielbare Orgelstücke als Prä- oder Postludien für Gottesdienst oder Konzert und eine kleine Fantasie (F-moll) für Orgel (Bratfisch, 1909)

=={{Cat|Zöllner, Heinrich}} (1854–1941)==
*Symphony No.1 in E-flat major, Op.20
*Symphony No.2 in F (major?), Op.100 (pub.1912 by Schweers & Haake of Bremen) (parts at BSB)
*Waldphantasie for orchestra, op.82 (pub. 1902–3 by Breitkopf und Härtel. Partitur-Bibliothek nr. 1738. Score @ ÖNB.)
*Symphony No.3 in D minor "Im Hochgebirge", Op.130 (pub.1913, Schweers & Haake.) ( @ LB Münster . See {{WC|1073860690}}. Also BSB, Newberry)
*Serenade for Strings and Flute in C, op.95 (pub.1908, R&E)
*String Quartet No.5 in G, Op.139 (1917. published 1925 (see {{HMBref|1925|123}}.)
*Mateo Falcone, opera, Op.70 (premiered 1893, published by Ahn in 1897)
*String Quartet No.4 in E minor, Op.138 (ms?)
*Der Schützenkönig, spieloper (vocal score @ÖNB)
* Das Lob des Herrn, Op.84 (pub. 1903, Wernthal)
* Tragische sinfonie no.4 in E minor Op.140 (autograph score at BSB, premiered Freiburg, 1916. Possibly not published until the 1930s however, consistent with the high Op.# (his Op.138, string quartet no.4 in E minor, was only composed in 1931 acc. to RISM- or maybe that just means there's an autograph dated 1931..)- parts at BSB.)
* Symphony 5
* Symphony 6 "Der Rhein"? (1937)
* Königs-Ode, Op.71 (pub. 1901 by Hug)
*String Quartet No.3 in A minor (mid-April 1917, Freiburg. autograph score at D-Mbs.)
* String Quartet No.6 in D major, Op.141

=={{Cat|Zöllner, Richard}} (1896-1954)==
*Quartet No.4, Op.27 (pub.1924. HMB 1924, p.170)

=={{Cat|Zolotarev, Vasily}} (1872–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Phantasie-Ouverture, Op.22 (pub. 1907 by Belaieff)
*Symphony No.1, Op.8 (pub.1903) - parts (full score uploaded)
*Symphonies 2-7 (as available?)
*Cello Concerto (red. pub. 1963)
*String Quartet No.6 (pub.1959) ''na russkie narodnye temy''

=={{Cat|Zumsteeg, Johann Rudolf}} (1760–1802)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Multiple cantatas published by Breitkopf posthumously (eg nos 11-17 in 1805)
* Cantate auf die Erhebung Leopolds (II.) zum deutschen Kaiser (may be the same cantata as is anonymous in some libraries but which they note is definitely not Beethoven's?, other libraries have as definitely Zumsteeg's- or those may be two different cantatas pub. by [[Bossler]] in 1790 (in piano reduction), one by Zumsteeg, the other unknown, of the same title... neither is Beethoven's cantata of the same title of course)

=={{Cat|Zweers, Bernard}} (1854–1924)==
* Psalm 104 (setting published ca.1909 or maybe 1884)
* Symphony No.1 (1881. Maybe not published? Ms at NMI.)
* Violin sonatas (in ms. only? 1871 in A, 1873, 1873)
* Romance for violin and piano in G (composed 1897)
* Overture "Saskia" in F major (1906)

=={{Cat|Zweig, Otto}} (1874–1942)==
* Capriccio in E minor, Op.1
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Tragische Ouverture, Op.42 (Zenger, Max)

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List of works by Max Zenger

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==Sources==
*Hofmeister Monatsberichte (HMB)

==Works with Opus Number==
*'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.1|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1862)
#Was lachst du mir, mein rosiges Kind
#Lehn' deine Wang' an meine Wang'
#Die Spinnerin
#Ich wollt' meine Schmerzen ergössen sich
#Auf geheimem Waldespfade
#Schäfers Klage
*'''Op.2''' - ?
*'''Op.3''' - {{LinkWorkN|Salve regina|Op.3|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice, mixed chorus, orchestra, and organ (Augsburg: Böhm, 1867); also arranged for 4 voices and organ
*'''Op.4''' - ?
*'''Op.5''' - ?
*'''Op.6''' - ?
*'''Op.7''' - ?
*'''Op.8''' - ?
*'''Op.9''' - ?
*'''Op.10''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder im schwäbischen Volkston|Op.10|Zenger|Max|0}} for mezzo-soprano voice, violin, cello, and piano (Hamburg: Fritz Schuberth, 1869); also arranged for mezzo-soprano voice and piano
#O Lerchle
#Am Bach steht a Linde
#Sag, gold'ger Schatz
*'''Op.11''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.11|Zenger|Max|0}} for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1870)
#Nachtreise
#Trocknet nicht, Thränen
#Die Bergstimme
#Lied des Gärtners
#Abreise
#Trinklied
#Leise zieht durch mein Gemüthe
#Wunsch
*'''Op.12''' - ?
*'''Op.13''' - {{LinkWorkN|5 Lieder|Op.13|Zenger|Max|0}} for 4 (SATB) voices (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Ach Gott, wie soll ich singen" (text by F. Dahn)
#"All' Ding' der Welt vergänglich sein"
#"Viel böse Zeit hab' ich verzehrt"
#Volkslied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Es ist ein Schnee gefallen")
#Mailied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Der Mai, der liebe Maie")
*'''Op.14''' - {{LinkWorkN|Frundsberg|Op.14|Zenger|Max|0}} (Ein Cyclus von Landskneehtsliedern) for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873); text by O. Horn
#"Die Werbetrommel geht durch's Land"
#"Hell gleitet der Stern von der Heimath"
#"Darauf liess ich mich werben"
#"In meiner Stube hängt das Zeug"
#"Ich steck' an meine Hosen"
#"Grad geschossen, grad geschaut"
#"Nun hat doch so ein walscher Tropf"
*'''Op.15''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder|Op.15|Zenger|Max|0}} for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Schon lässt die Blume Blätter fallen"
#Spanisches Liebeslied ("Schön ist die Rose wohl zu schau'n")
#Mariechen süss ("Mariechen süss, Mariechen klein")
*'''Op.16''' - ?
*'''Op.17''' - ''Piano Trio'' in {{K|d}} (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.18''' - ''Festmarsch'' in {{K|Eb}} for orchestra (pub. 1877 or earlier); also arranged for piano solo and piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.19''' - ''3 Stimmungsbilder'' for medium voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Wenn dich die Seufzer kränken"
#Nächtliches Sehnen ("Die Wolken ziehen schwarz und hoch")
#Der Scheintodte ("Den Kranz auf feuchtem Haupte")
*'''Op.20''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Frauengesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#Mein Liebster nur ist mein Gebet ("Ich bete alle Tag' und Stund'")
#"Wie die wilde Ros' im Wald"
#"In ein Mädchen sich verlieben"
*'''Op.21''' - ''3 Lieder'' (Jung Werner's aus Scheffel's Trompeter von Säkkingen) for tenor voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Als ich zum erstenmal dich sah, verstummten meine Worte"
#"Lindduftig hält die Maiennacht"
#"Das ist im Leben hässlich eingerichtet"
*'''Op.22''' - ?
*'''Op.23''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Werner, 1873); possibly first published without an opus; second edition (with opus) from Leipzig, Kistner, 1876
#Weinlied ("Schon grüsst ein scharfer Hauch von Ost")
#"Es ist ein Schnee gefallen"
#"Ich armes Käuzlein kleine"
#Dörpertanzweise ("Den Finken des Waldes die Nachtigall ruft")
#Kaiser Karl im Untersberg ("Im dunklen Bergesschoose schläft wohl an tausend Jahr")
*'''Op.24''' - ''6 Chorgesänge'' for 2 sopranos, alto, tenor, and bass voices (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Sommerruh ("Sommerruh, wie schön bist du")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade")
#Dornröschen ("Wo drüben der Waldbach, der rauschende, geht")
#Weder Mond noch Sterne ("Es gehen Mond und Sterne")
#"Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne"
#Roman ("Der Wildbach bricht sich schäumend Bahn")
*'''Op.25''' - ?
*'''Op.26''' - ?
*'''Op.27''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Erste Liebe ("Schwebst du mit den Erosflügeln")
#Landsknechtlied ("Kriegslust, dir sind wir ergeben")
#Bauernkrieg ("Acht und Bann über den Bauersmann")
#Der junge Invalide ("Leb' wohl, du guter Reiterdienst")
#Heerbannlied ("Ernst ist mein Sinn")
*'''Op.28''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#Ballade ("Es war ein alter König")
#Lied Margaretha's ("Jetzt ist er hinaus in die weite Welt")
#Fischermaid ("Weit her treibt seine Schafe")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade!")
*'''Op.29''' - ''5 Duette'' for soprano, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#"Ein Herz in Lieb'sgedanken"
#Waldandacht ("Frühmorgens, wenn die Hähne kräh'n")
#Die Lehre ("Mutter zum Bienelein")
#Nach Jahren ("Die Mutter lehnt am schattigen Thor")
#Frau Jutte ("Frau Jutte, liebes Mütterlein"; Ballade)
*'''Op.30''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Gesänge'' for mixed chorus and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1880)
#Die Nonne ("Im stillen Klostergarten")
#Abend ("Sehet, es kehret der Abend uns wieder")
#Hans und Grete ("Guckst du mir denn immer nach")
*'''Op.31''' - ''2 Scenen aus Goethe's Faust'' for soprano and orchestra (Leipzig: Kistner, 1878); also set for soprano and piano
#Gretchen am Spinnrade ("Meine Ruh' ist hin")
#Unter der Mater dolorosa ("Ach! neige, du Schmerzensreiche")
*'''Op.32''' - ?
*'''Op.33''' - {{LinkWorkN|Sonata for Piano 4 Hands|Op.33|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|Ab}} (München: Schmid, 1879)
*'''Op.34''' - ?
*'''Op.35''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Hymne an das Feuer ("Seele der Welt, o schaffendes Feuer")
#Vergissmeinnicht ("Es blüht ein schönes Blümchen")
#Des Knaben Berglied ("Ich bin vom Berg der Hirtenknab'")
#An einem Grabe ("Siehst im Gebet an einem Grabe")
#Burschenlied ("Voll Zärtlichkeit will ich der Dirne sagen")
*'''Op.36''' - {{LinkWorkN|4 Chorgesänge|Op.36|Zenger|Max|0}} for mixed chorus (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Da drüben ("Da drüben überm Walde")
#Abschied ("Trauter Boden, da meine Wiege stand")
#Guter Rath im Lenze ("Frühling kommt gegangen")
#Der Pfarrer und sein Töchterlein ("Dein Herz sei stets nur für drei Dinge offen.")
*'''Op.37''' - ''6 Lieder'' for medium voice and piano (München: Schmid & Janke, 1880)
#Wanderlied ("Nun gebt mir meinen Wanderstab")
#Innen und Aussen ("Ich habe den Narren oft gemacht")
#Der sterbende Almansor ("Auf die schlafende Zuleima")
#Herbstklage ("Holder Lenz, du bist dahin!")
#Nachts ("Nacht ist's! die Erde träumet")
#Hüte dich ("Nachtigall, hüte dich")
*'''Op.38''' - ?
*'''Op.39''' - ''Golias'' (Ein Cyklus Studentenlieder des Mittelalters) for 4-part male chorus (Leipzig: Siegel, 1881); translated from Lation by L. Laistner; published in 2 volumes: Vol.1 (Nos.1-4), Vol.2 (Nos.5-7); No.2 later published separately (Siegel, 1884/5)
#Lenz und Liebe ("Fröhlich ist der Vögel Schall")
#Volkslied ("Wohl in dem holden Maienschein")
#Recht der Jugend ("Fort aus Qualm und Bücherstaub")
#Bettelspruch ("Bin ein fahrend Schülerlein)
#Liebeskummer ("Was sie mir versprach"; for solo quartet)
#Liebesschwur ("Lügenzungen, diese frechen!")
#Ein Schwanenlied ("Dereinst war ich so rund gemäst't")
*'''Op.40''' - ''6 Lieder'' for 4-part mixed chorus (München: Aibl, 1879)
#An die Entfernte ("Diese Rose pflück' ich hier")
#Wiedersehen ("Ich hab' die Jahre nicht gezählt")
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#"Am alten Zwingergraben"
#Bei dir ("Die Nächte stürmen")
#Der nächtliche Ritter ("In der mondlos stillen Nacht")
*'''Op.41''' - ?
*'''Op.42''' - {{LinkWorkN|Tragische Ouverture|Op.42|Zenger|Max|0}} for orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1884/5 {{EM}} full score, parts, arr. pf4h)
*'''Op.43''' - ''Schlichte Liedlein'' for 4-part female chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1883); reissued in 1893 in single issues
#Der Frühhahn ("Was hat der Hahn gekräht?")
#Frau Holle ("Schneeflocken wirbeln um und um")
#Das kranke Mägdlein ("Donner in allen Bergen schallt")
#Barbarazweige ("Am Barbaratage holt' ich drei Zweiglein")
#Das Grab der böhmischen Bauerndirne ("Eine Bauerndirn' wollt' einen Grafen han")
#Die Jungfrau und der Klausner ("Wohin so warm im kühlen Wind")
#Das Matrosenlieb ("Mein Schatz hat kein Halstuch")
*'''Op.44''' - ?
*'''Op.45''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.45|Zenger|Max|0}} for medium voice and piano (München: Aibl, 1884)
#Morgengang ("Ich wandle meines Weges still")
#Trost im Lenz ("Wenn im Lenz die ersten Spuren")
#Winternacht ("Zu selig, zu plaudern")
#Der Dengelmann von Briel ("Am Sonntag, wenn zum Feld hinaus")
#Erinnerung ("Ja einmal nimmt der Mensch in seinen Tagen")
#Der Zimmermann ("Lieb Liebchen, leg's Händchen an's Herze mein")
#Lied des stillen Mannes ("Blasse Menschen seh' ich wandeln")
#Ausfahrt ("Berggipfel erglühen")
*'''Op.46''' - ''4 Charakterstücke'' (zum Vortrag in Concert und Salon) for piano (München: Aibl, 1884 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Fantasie
#Romanze
#Notturno
#Mazurka
*'''Op.47''' - ?
*'''Op.48''' - ?
*'''Op.49''' - ''7 Fünfstimmige Chorgesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1886); for various forces: SSATB (Nos.1-3,5), STTBB (No.4), SATTB and trumpet obliggato (No.6), SAATB (No.7)
#Das Waldglöcklein ("Ich hör' ein Glöcklein durch den Wald")
#Spur Verliebter ("Hängt ein Kranz am Lindenbaum")
#Das zerbrochene Krüglein ("Ich ging zum Brunnen im Dämmerlicht")
#"Ein Fichtenbaum steht einsam"
#Um Mitternacht ("Bedächtig stieg die Nacht an's Land")
#Mailied ("Es kommt ein wundersamer Knab")
#Motette ("Seele, lass dir bang nicht werden")
*'''Op.50''' - ?
*'''Op.51''' - ''Stieleriana'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1886); text by Carl Stieler
#Hiltbold's Burg ("Im Gestein, dem wettergrauen")
#Ein Minnesänger ("Hiltebold von Swanegawe")
#Einsamkeit ("Hoch im Gaden, laubumwoben")
#Frau Sonne ("Frau Sonne hell, Frau Sonne hoch")
#Der Gukezer ("Drent bei der Schupfen schreits")
#Von di Ochsen ("Da drent war lang an Ochs im Stall")
*'''Op.52''' - ''5 Chorlieder'' for 2 sopranos, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1887 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Nachtbild ("Leise atmend weilt die Nacht")
#Luarin ("Im Rosengarten Zwergkönig sitzt")
#Der Lerche Morgenlied ("Die Lerche singt ihr Morgenlied")
#Der Christbaum ("Verborgen stand ich")
#Wiegenlied ("Schalf' mein Kind, kein Wetter grollt)
*'''Op.53''' - ?
*'''Op.54''' - ''12 Zweistimmige Liedchen'' for soprano and alto (München: Hieber, 1887)
*'''Op.55''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1887)
#Welke Rosen ("Welk lag und entblättert")
#Beim Gebet eines Kindes ("Seh' ich seine Hände falten")
#Herbstlied ("Des Sommers Fäden weben")
#Frag' und Antwort ("Mein Herz, ich will dich fragen")
#Minnelied ("Wenn Busch und Hain von Liedern klingt")
*'''Op.56''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Scholl, 1888); later edition (Leipzig: Rahter, 1898)
#Gebet ("Herr, den ich tief im Herzen trage")
#Die Abendglocken ("O süsser Abendglockenklang")
#Die Krone im Rhein ("Es lag eine Krone im tiefen Rhein")
#Trinklied ("Was ist das für ein durstig Jahr")
#Der Willekumm ("Und als der Herr von Rodenstein")
*'''Op.57''' - ?
*'''Op.58''' - ?
*'''Op.59''' - ?
*'''Op.60''' - ?
*'''Op.61''' - ?
*'''Op.62''' - ?
*'''Op.63''' - ''6 Lustige Lieder'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1889)
#Hans Theuerlich ("Mich dünkt, es war ganz neuerlich")
#Hoppoldey ("Linken Fuss vorangesetzt")
#Trinkmette ("Hat einer zum Trinken nur triftigen Grund")
#Ringeltanz ("Nun ruft Juchhe! mit Schalle")
#"Wohlauf, du frische Jugend"
#Beim Fass ("Schlagt derb auf's Fass")
*'''Op.64''' - ?
*'''Op.65''' - ''Adagio concertante'' for cello and orchestra (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1889/90); arranged for cello and piano
*'''Op.66''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Gute Nacht ("Mutter Nacht im Mantel grau")
#Friedhofrose ("O du lieblicher Kelch")
#Der König in Norge ("Es war ein König in Norge")
#Marie ("Marie, am Fenster sitzest du")
#Deutsch überall ("Nicht festgebannt an Deutschlands mächt'ge Eichen")
*'''Op.67''' - ?
*'''Op.68''' - ?
*'''Op.69''' - ''6 Lieder'' from mixed chorus (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Am Rhein ("Die Julisonne spendet Glut")
#Lebenswechsel ("Wenn der Vogel singt")
#Abendläuten ("Langsam will der Sommertag sich neigen")
#Waldkonzert ("Nun schweigt auf dunkeln Zweigen")
#Im Johannisberg ("Grüne, blühe, Rebenranke")
#Altdeutsches Tanzlied ("Wohlauf! Der kühle Winter ist vergangen")
*'''Op.70''' - ''2 Concertstücke'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1890); for various forces: mixed chorus, oboe, and string orchestra (No.1), mixed chorus and orchestra (No.2)
#Robin Adair ("Treu und herzinniglich"; Irisches Volkslied)
#Der Luftgeister Gesang ("Von Bergeshöhen ziehen leis'")
*'''Op.71''' - ''3 Gesänge'' (Breslau: Hainauer, 1893); for various forces: SSATB (No.1), SSATBB (No.2), SSATTBB (No.3)
#Jugendliebe ("O! die Tage floh'n")
#Weihe der Nacht ("Nächtliche Stille, heilige Fülle")
#An die Musik ("Schweifen wir durch's Leben bang"; Hymne)
*'''Op.72''' - ?
*'''Op.73''' - ?
*'''Op.74''' - ?
*'''Op.75''' - ''Altgriechisches Liederspiel'' for SATB quartet (or chorus) and piano (Berlin: Ries & Erler, 1891/2)
*'''Op.76''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.76|Zenger|Max|0}} for voice and piano (Nürnberg: Schmid, 1892/3)
#Erste Liebe ("So hat noch Niemand mit mir gethan!")
#Verstohlen ("Wie sind die Stunden so trüb")
#"Ich hab meines Liebsten Sinn erkannt"
#"Über die Haide kam er daher"
#Sommermorgen ("Was ist mir denn geschehen?")
#Was das alles bedeuten soll ("Jüngst flog ein blühendes Zweigelein")
*'''Op.77''' - ?
*'''Op.78''' - ''3 Lieder'' (in oberbayerischer Mundart) for voice and piano (München: Seiling, 1893)
#Die oa', die i' moa' ("Is am Himmi koa Stern")
#Schutzeng'l ("Auf an'jds Kindl an' Engl giebt Acht")
#Guat Nacht ("Guat Nacht, sagt's Diendl")
*'''Op.79''' - ''Die Heinzelmännchen'' ("Wie war zu Cöln es doch vordem") for mixed chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1893); also for mixed chorus and piano
*'''Op.80''' - ''Die Kraniche des Ibykus'' (Leipzig: M. Brockhaus, 1895); text by Schiller. Three versions: for narrator, male chorus and piano; narrator, mixed chorus and piano; narrator and piano; also published in versions with orchestra instead of piano
*'''Op.81''' - ?
*'''Op.82''' - ''3 Chorgesänge'' for SATB (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1896)
#"O Margerit, du auserwählte" (Altfranzösisch)
#Fischerlied ("Die schlanken Fischlein blinken")
#Nachtgruss ("Wie jetzo Alles stille ist")
*'''Op.83''' - ''Trauungs-Gesang'' ("Der Herr sei mit euch") for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and organ (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
*'''Op.84''' - ?
*'''Op.85''' - ''4 Männechöre'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
#Abendfeier ("Wie so leis' die Blätter weh'n")
#Die Lerchen ("Es ziehen die Lerchen")
#Gottesbraut ("Deinem Haupt entsank die Locke")
#Waldeinsamkeit ("Deine süssen, süssen Zauber")
*'''Op.86''' - ?
*'''Op.87''' - ?
*'''Op.88''' - ''Die deutsche Flotte'' ("Erwach' mein Volk mit neuem Sinnen") for male chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Salzer, 1898)
*'''Op.89''' - {{LinkWorkN|Concert-Fantasie|Op.89|Zenger|Max|0}} for clarinet and orchestra (apparently not published during the composer's lifetime).
*'''Op.90''' - {{LinkWorkN|Horn Sonata|Op.90|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|F}} (Leipzig: Rahter, 1903); later published in a version for cello and piano (Leipzig: Rahter, 1905)
*'''Op.91''' - ''Das Mädchen vom Walde'' (Ein Idyll) for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and piano (Leipzig: Leuckart, 1900)
*'''Op.92''' - ?
*'''Op.93''' - ?
*'''Op.94''' - ?
*'''Op.95''' - ?
*'''Op.96''' - ?
*'''Op.97''' - ?
*'''Op.98''' - ?
*'''Op.99''' - ''6 Unterhaltungsstücke'' for violin and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1914)

==Works without known Opus Number==
*''6 Lieder'' for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1864); each issued separately in 1865; possibly Op.2?
#Gott grüss' dich
#Und wüssten's die Blumen
#Mädchen mit dem rothen Mündchen
#Wenn ich auf dem Lager liege
#An die Entfernte
#An den Frühling
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*{{LinkWork|Kain||Zenger|Max|0}} (Opern; Nach Byron's Mysterium frei bearbeitet von Theodor Heigel) for voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1872-73)
*''Mitternacht'' ("Um Mitternacht hab' ich gewacht") for male chorus (Leipzig: Licht & Meyer, 1887)
*''Markomannisches Kinderlied'' ("Mein süsses Mütterlein, o lasse das Weinen") for voice and piano (Vienna: Verwaltung der "Lyra", 1899)
*''Requiescat in pace'' (Trauermarsch) for piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Eros und Psyche'', Lyrisches Musikdrama (München: Haushalter, 1900)
*''Abendgebet'' ("Der Tag ist um, und wiederum hat deine Macht dein Kind bewacht") for voice, organ or piano, and violin ad lib. (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Gute Nacht'' ("Gute Nacht! jetzt gieb mir einen Kuss"; Wiegenlied) for voice and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''An Baldur'' ("Wenn Baldur einzieht in die Welt"; Hymne) for male chorus (Leipzig: A.P. Schmidt, 1905)

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#Accusation
#A Mysterious Event
#Redemption
#Premonition
#Rapture
#Evil Plotter
#Cup of Bitterness
#Fury
#Despised
#Jolity
*Volume 4
#Air Flight
#Reproach
#Remorse
#Treacherous Knave
#Waterfall
#Stealthy Escape
#Defense of Honor
#Queer Antics
#Disturbance
#Comedy Excitement
*Volume 5
#Thru the Fog
#Traffic
#A Dramatic Appeal
#Warriors of the Desert
#Furious Attack
#?
#Mutiny
#Fear Stricken
#Fate
#The Mysterious Stranger
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#Accusation
#A Mysterious Event
#Redemption
#Premonition
#Rapture
#Evil Plotter
#Cup of Bitterness
#Fury
#Despised
#Jolity
*Volume 4
#Air Flight
#Reproach
#Remorse
#Treacherous Knave
#Waterfall
#Stealthy Escape
#Defense of Honor
#Queer Antics
#Disturbance
#Comedy Excitement
*Volume 5
#Thru the Fog
#Traffic
#A Dramatic Appeal
#Warriors of the Desert
#Furious Attack
#?
#Mutiny
#Fear Stricken
#Fate
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#Redemption
#Premonition
#Rapture
#Evil Plotter
#Cup of Bitterness
#Fury
#Despised
#Jolity
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#Air Flight
#Reproach
#Remorse
#Treacherous Knave
#Waterfall
#Stealthy Escape
#Defense of Honor
#Queer Antics
#Disturbance
#Comedy Excitement
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#Thru the Fog
#Traffic
#A Dramatic Appeal
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#Furious Attack
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List of works by Max Zenger

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__TOC__
==Sources==
*Hofmeister Monatsberichte (HMB)

==Works with Opus Number==
*'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.1|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1862)
#Was lachst du mir, mein rosiges Kind
#Lehn' deine Wang' an meine Wang'
#Die Spinnerin
#Ich wollt' meine Schmerzen ergössen sich
#Auf geheimem Waldespfade
#Schäfers Klage
*'''Op.2''' - ?
*'''Op.3''' - {{LinkWorkN|Salve regina|Op.3|Zenger|Max|0}} for soprano voice, mixed chorus, orchestra, and organ (Augsburg: Böhm, 1867); also arranged for 4 voices and organ
*'''Op.4''' - ?
*'''Op.5''' - ?
*'''Op.6''' - ?
*'''Op.7''' - ?
*'''Op.8''' - ?
*'''Op.9''' - ?
*'''Op.10''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder im schwäbischen Volkston|Op.10|Zenger|Max|0}} for mezzo-soprano voice, violin, cello, and piano (Hamburg: Fritz Schuberth, 1869); also arranged for mezzo-soprano voice and piano
#O Lerchle
#Am Bach steht a Linde
#Sag, gold'ger Schatz
*'''Op.11''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.11|Zenger|Max|0}} for bass voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1870)
#Nachtreise
#Trocknet nicht, Thränen
#Die Bergstimme
#Lied des Gärtners
#Abreise
#Trinklied
#Leise zieht durch mein Gemüthe
#Wunsch
*'''Op.12''' - ?
*'''Op.13''' - {{LinkWorkN|5 Lieder|Op.13|Zenger|Max|0}} for 4 (SATB) voices (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Ach Gott, wie soll ich singen" (text by F. Dahn)
#"All' Ding' der Welt vergänglich sein"
#"Viel böse Zeit hab' ich verzehrt"
#Volkslied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Es ist ein Schnee gefallen")
#Mailied nach Wernher von Tegernsee ("Der Mai, der liebe Maie")
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#"Die Werbetrommel geht durch's Land"
#"Hell gleitet der Stern von der Heimath"
#"Darauf liess ich mich werben"
#"In meiner Stube hängt das Zeug"
#"Ich steck' an meine Hosen"
#"Grad geschossen, grad geschaut"
#"Nun hat doch so ein walscher Tropf"
*'''Op.15''' - {{LinkWorkN|3 Lieder|Op.15|Zenger|Max|0}} for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1873)
#"Schon lässt die Blume Blätter fallen"
#Spanisches Liebeslied ("Schön ist die Rose wohl zu schau'n")
#Mariechen süss ("Mariechen süss, Mariechen klein")
*'''Op.16''' - ?
*'''Op.17''' - ''Piano Trio'' in {{K|d}} (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.18''' - ''Festmarsch'' in {{K|Eb}} for orchestra (pub. 1877 or earlier); also arranged for piano solo and piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
*'''Op.19''' - ''3 Stimmungsbilder'' for medium voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Wenn dich die Seufzer kränken"
#Nächtliches Sehnen ("Die Wolken ziehen schwarz und hoch")
#Der Scheintodte ("Den Kranz auf feuchtem Haupte")
*'''Op.20''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Frauengesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#Mein Liebster nur ist mein Gebet ("Ich bete alle Tag' und Stund'")
#"Wie die wilde Ros' im Wald"
#"In ein Mädchen sich verlieben"
*'''Op.21''' - ''3 Lieder'' (Jung Werner's aus Scheffel's Trompeter von Säkkingen) for tenor voice and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1877)
#"Als ich zum erstenmal dich sah, verstummten meine Worte"
#"Lindduftig hält die Maiennacht"
#"Das ist im Leben hässlich eingerichtet"
*'''Op.22''' - ?
*'''Op.23''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Werner, 1873); possibly first published without an opus; second edition (with opus) from Leipzig, Kistner, 1876
#Weinlied ("Schon grüsst ein scharfer Hauch von Ost")
#"Es ist ein Schnee gefallen"
#"Ich armes Käuzlein kleine"
#Dörpertanzweise ("Den Finken des Waldes die Nachtigall ruft")
#Kaiser Karl im Untersberg ("Im dunklen Bergesschoose schläft wohl an tausend Jahr")
*'''Op.24''' - ''6 Chorgesänge'' for 2 sopranos, alto, tenor, and bass voices (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Sommerruh ("Sommerruh, wie schön bist du")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade")
#Dornröschen ("Wo drüben der Waldbach, der rauschende, geht")
#Weder Mond noch Sterne ("Es gehen Mond und Sterne")
#"Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne"
#Roman ("Der Wildbach bricht sich schäumend Bahn")
*'''Op.25''' - ?
*'''Op.26''' - ?
*'''Op.27''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Erste Liebe ("Schwebst du mit den Erosflügeln")
#Landsknechtlied ("Kriegslust, dir sind wir ergeben")
#Bauernkrieg ("Acht und Bann über den Bauersmann")
#Der junge Invalide ("Leb' wohl, du guter Reiterdienst")
#Heerbannlied ("Ernst ist mein Sinn")
*'''Op.28''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#Ballade ("Es war ein alter König")
#Lied Margaretha's ("Jetzt ist er hinaus in die weite Welt")
#Fischermaid ("Weit her treibt seine Schafe")
#Soldatenabschied ("Morgen marschiren wir, Ade!")
*'''Op.29''' - ''5 Duette'' for soprano, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1877)
#"Ein Herz in Lieb'sgedanken"
#Waldandacht ("Frühmorgens, wenn die Hähne kräh'n")
#Die Lehre ("Mutter zum Bienelein")
#Nach Jahren ("Die Mutter lehnt am schattigen Thor")
#Frau Jutte ("Frau Jutte, liebes Mütterlein"; Ballade)
*'''Op.30''' - ''3 Vierstimmige Gesänge'' for mixed chorus and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1880)
#Die Nonne ("Im stillen Klostergarten")
#Abend ("Sehet, es kehret der Abend uns wieder")
#Hans und Grete ("Guckst du mir denn immer nach")
*'''Op.31''' - ''2 Scenen aus Goethe's Faust'' for soprano and orchestra (Leipzig: Kistner, 1878); also set for soprano and piano
#Gretchen am Spinnrade ("Meine Ruh' ist hin")
#Unter der Mater dolorosa ("Ach! neige, du Schmerzensreiche")
*'''Op.32''' - ?
*'''Op.33''' - {{LinkWorkN|Sonata for Piano 4 Hands|Op.33|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|Ab}} (München: Schmid, 1879)
*'''Op.34''' - ?
*'''Op.35''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Hymne an das Feuer ("Seele der Welt, o schaffendes Feuer")
#Vergissmeinnicht ("Es blüht ein schönes Blümchen")
#Des Knaben Berglied ("Ich bin vom Berg der Hirtenknab'")
#An einem Grabe ("Siehst im Gebet an einem Grabe")
#Burschenlied ("Voll Zärtlichkeit will ich der Dirne sagen")
*'''Op.36''' - {{LinkWorkN|4 Chorgesänge|Op.36|Zenger|Max|0}} for mixed chorus (München: Schmid, 1878)
#Da drüben ("Da drüben überm Walde")
#Abschied ("Trauter Boden, da meine Wiege stand")
#Guter Rath im Lenze ("Frühling kommt gegangen")
#Der Pfarrer und sein Töchterlein ("Dein Herz sei stets nur für drei Dinge offen.")
*'''Op.37''' - ''6 Lieder'' for medium voice and piano (München: Schmid & Janke, 1880)
#Wanderlied ("Nun gebt mir meinen Wanderstab")
#Innen und Aussen ("Ich habe den Narren oft gemacht")
#Der sterbende Almansor ("Auf die schlafende Zuleima")
#Herbstklage ("Holder Lenz, du bist dahin!")
#Nachts ("Nacht ist's! die Erde träumet")
#Hüte dich ("Nachtigall, hüte dich")
*'''Op.38''' - ?
*'''Op.39''' - ''Golias'' (Ein Cyklus Studentenlieder des Mittelalters) for 4-part male chorus (Leipzig: Siegel, 1881); translated from Lation by L. Laistner; published in 2 volumes: Vol.1 (Nos.1-4), Vol.2 (Nos.5-7); No.2 later published separately (Siegel, 1884/5)
#Lenz und Liebe ("Fröhlich ist der Vögel Schall")
#Volkslied ("Wohl in dem holden Maienschein")
#Recht der Jugend ("Fort aus Qualm und Bücherstaub")
#Bettelspruch ("Bin ein fahrend Schülerlein)
#Liebeskummer ("Was sie mir versprach"; for solo quartet)
#Liebesschwur ("Lügenzungen, diese frechen!")
#Ein Schwanenlied ("Dereinst war ich so rund gemäst't")
*'''Op.40''' - ''6 Lieder'' for 4-part mixed chorus (München: Aibl, 1879)
#An die Entfernte ("Diese Rose pflück' ich hier")
#Wiedersehen ("Ich hab' die Jahre nicht gezählt")
#Der welke Kranz ("Auf der Haide ist ein Platz")
#"Am alten Zwingergraben"
#Bei dir ("Die Nächte stürmen")
#Der nächtliche Ritter ("In der mondlos stillen Nacht")
*'''Op.41''' - ?
*'''Op.42''' - ''Tragische Ouverture'' for orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1884/5 {{EM}} full score, parts, arr. pf4h)
*'''Op.43''' - ''Schlichte Liedlein'' for 4-part female chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1883); reissued in 1893 in single issues
#Der Frühhahn ("Was hat der Hahn gekräht?")
#Frau Holle ("Schneeflocken wirbeln um und um")
#Das kranke Mägdlein ("Donner in allen Bergen schallt")
#Barbarazweige ("Am Barbaratage holt' ich drei Zweiglein")
#Das Grab der böhmischen Bauerndirne ("Eine Bauerndirn' wollt' einen Grafen han")
#Die Jungfrau und der Klausner ("Wohin so warm im kühlen Wind")
#Das Matrosenlieb ("Mein Schatz hat kein Halstuch")
*'''Op.44''' - ?
*'''Op.45''' - {{LinkWorkN|8 Lieder|Op.45|Zenger|Max|0}} for medium voice and piano (München: Aibl, 1884)
#Morgengang ("Ich wandle meines Weges still")
#Trost im Lenz ("Wenn im Lenz die ersten Spuren")
#Winternacht ("Zu selig, zu plaudern")
#Der Dengelmann von Briel ("Am Sonntag, wenn zum Feld hinaus")
#Erinnerung ("Ja einmal nimmt der Mensch in seinen Tagen")
#Der Zimmermann ("Lieb Liebchen, leg's Händchen an's Herze mein")
#Lied des stillen Mannes ("Blasse Menschen seh' ich wandeln")
#Ausfahrt ("Berggipfel erglühen")
*'''Op.46''' - ''4 Charakterstücke'' (zum Vortrag in Concert und Salon) for piano (München: Aibl, 1884 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Fantasie
#Romanze
#Notturno
#Mazurka
*'''Op.47''' - ?
*'''Op.48''' - ?
*'''Op.49''' - ''7 Fünfstimmige Chorgesänge'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1886); for various forces: SSATB (Nos.1-3,5), STTBB (No.4), SATTB and trumpet obliggato (No.6), SAATB (No.7)
#Das Waldglöcklein ("Ich hör' ein Glöcklein durch den Wald")
#Spur Verliebter ("Hängt ein Kranz am Lindenbaum")
#Das zerbrochene Krüglein ("Ich ging zum Brunnen im Dämmerlicht")
#"Ein Fichtenbaum steht einsam"
#Um Mitternacht ("Bedächtig stieg die Nacht an's Land")
#Mailied ("Es kommt ein wundersamer Knab")
#Motette ("Seele, lass dir bang nicht werden")
*'''Op.50''' - ?
*'''Op.51''' - ''Stieleriana'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1886); text by Carl Stieler
#Hiltbold's Burg ("Im Gestein, dem wettergrauen")
#Ein Minnesänger ("Hiltebold von Swanegawe")
#Einsamkeit ("Hoch im Gaden, laubumwoben")
#Frau Sonne ("Frau Sonne hell, Frau Sonne hoch")
#Der Gukezer ("Drent bei der Schupfen schreits")
#Von di Ochsen ("Da drent war lang an Ochs im Stall")
*'''Op.52''' - ''5 Chorlieder'' for 2 sopranos, alto, and piano (Leipzig: Siegel, 1887 {{EM}} 2 Hefte)
#Nachtbild ("Leise atmend weilt die Nacht")
#Luarin ("Im Rosengarten Zwergkönig sitzt")
#Der Lerche Morgenlied ("Die Lerche singt ihr Morgenlied")
#Der Christbaum ("Verborgen stand ich")
#Wiegenlied ("Schalf' mein Kind, kein Wetter grollt)
*'''Op.53''' - ?
*'''Op.54''' - ''12 Zweistimmige Liedchen'' for soprano and alto (München: Hieber, 1887)
*'''Op.55''' - ''5 Lieder'' for soprano voice and male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1887)
#Welke Rosen ("Welk lag und entblättert")
#Beim Gebet eines Kindes ("Seh' ich seine Hände falten")
#Herbstlied ("Des Sommers Fäden weben")
#Frag' und Antwort ("Mein Herz, ich will dich fragen")
#Minnelied ("Wenn Busch und Hain von Liedern klingt")
*'''Op.56''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Scholl, 1888); later edition (Leipzig: Rahter, 1898)
#Gebet ("Herr, den ich tief im Herzen trage")
#Die Abendglocken ("O süsser Abendglockenklang")
#Die Krone im Rhein ("Es lag eine Krone im tiefen Rhein")
#Trinklied ("Was ist das für ein durstig Jahr")
#Der Willekumm ("Und als der Herr von Rodenstein")
*'''Op.57''' - ?
*'''Op.58''' - ?
*'''Op.59''' - ?
*'''Op.60''' - ?
*'''Op.61''' - ?
*'''Op.62''' - ?
*'''Op.63''' - ''6 Lustige Lieder'' for male chorus (Leipzig: Kistner, 1889)
#Hans Theuerlich ("Mich dünkt, es war ganz neuerlich")
#Hoppoldey ("Linken Fuss vorangesetzt")
#Trinkmette ("Hat einer zum Trinken nur triftigen Grund")
#Ringeltanz ("Nun ruft Juchhe! mit Schalle")
#"Wohlauf, du frische Jugend"
#Beim Fass ("Schlagt derb auf's Fass")
*'''Op.64''' - ?
*'''Op.65''' - ''Adagio concertante'' for cello and orchestra (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1889/90); arranged for cello and piano
*'''Op.66''' - ''5 Vierstimmige Männergesänge'' (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Gute Nacht ("Mutter Nacht im Mantel grau")
#Friedhofrose ("O du lieblicher Kelch")
#Der König in Norge ("Es war ein König in Norge")
#Marie ("Marie, am Fenster sitzest du")
#Deutsch überall ("Nicht festgebannt an Deutschlands mächt'ge Eichen")
*'''Op.67''' - ?
*'''Op.68''' - ?
*'''Op.69''' - ''6 Lieder'' from mixed chorus (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1890)
#Am Rhein ("Die Julisonne spendet Glut")
#Lebenswechsel ("Wenn der Vogel singt")
#Abendläuten ("Langsam will der Sommertag sich neigen")
#Waldkonzert ("Nun schweigt auf dunkeln Zweigen")
#Im Johannisberg ("Grüne, blühe, Rebenranke")
#Altdeutsches Tanzlied ("Wohlauf! Der kühle Winter ist vergangen")
*'''Op.70''' - ''2 Concertstücke'' (Leipzig: Kistner, 1890); for various forces: mixed chorus, oboe, and string orchestra (No.1), mixed chorus and orchestra (No.2)
#Robin Adair ("Treu und herzinniglich"; Irisches Volkslied)
#Der Luftgeister Gesang ("Von Bergeshöhen ziehen leis'")
*'''Op.71''' - ''3 Gesänge'' (Breslau: Hainauer, 1893); for various forces: SSATB (No.1), SSATBB (No.2), SSATTBB (No.3)
#Jugendliebe ("O! die Tage floh'n")
#Weihe der Nacht ("Nächtliche Stille, heilige Fülle")
#An die Musik ("Schweifen wir durch's Leben bang"; Hymne)
*'''Op.72''' - ?
*'''Op.73''' - ?
*'''Op.74''' - ?
*'''Op.75''' - ''Altgriechisches Liederspiel'' for SATB quartet (or chorus) and piano (Berlin: Ries & Erler, 1891/2)
*'''Op.76''' - {{LinkWorkN|6 Lieder|Op.76|Zenger|Max|0}} for voice and piano (Nürnberg: Schmid, 1892/3)
#Erste Liebe ("So hat noch Niemand mit mir gethan!")
#Verstohlen ("Wie sind die Stunden so trüb")
#"Ich hab meines Liebsten Sinn erkannt"
#"Über die Haide kam er daher"
#Sommermorgen ("Was ist mir denn geschehen?")
#Was das alles bedeuten soll ("Jüngst flog ein blühendes Zweigelein")
*'''Op.77''' - ?
*'''Op.78''' - ''3 Lieder'' (in oberbayerischer Mundart) for voice and piano (München: Seiling, 1893)
#Die oa', die i' moa' ("Is am Himmi koa Stern")
#Schutzeng'l ("Auf an'jds Kindl an' Engl giebt Acht")
#Guat Nacht ("Guat Nacht, sagt's Diendl")
*'''Op.79''' - ''Die Heinzelmännchen'' ("Wie war zu Cöln es doch vordem") for mixed chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1893); also for mixed chorus and piano
*'''Op.80''' - ''Die Kraniche des Ibykus'' (Leipzig: M. Brockhaus, 1895); text by Schiller. Three versions: for narrator, male chorus and piano; narrator, mixed chorus and piano; narrator and piano; also published in versions with orchestra instead of piano
*'''Op.81''' - ?
*'''Op.82''' - ''3 Chorgesänge'' for SATB (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1896)
#"O Margerit, du auserwählte" (Altfranzösisch)
#Fischerlied ("Die schlanken Fischlein blinken")
#Nachtgruss ("Wie jetzo Alles stille ist")
*'''Op.83''' - ''Trauungs-Gesang'' ("Der Herr sei mit euch") for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and organ (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
*'''Op.84''' - ?
*'''Op.85''' - ''4 Männechöre'' (Leipzig: Siegel, 1897)
#Abendfeier ("Wie so leis' die Blätter weh'n")
#Die Lerchen ("Es ziehen die Lerchen")
#Gottesbraut ("Deinem Haupt entsank die Locke")
#Waldeinsamkeit ("Deine süssen, süssen Zauber")
*'''Op.86''' - ?
*'''Op.87''' - ?
*'''Op.88''' - ''Die deutsche Flotte'' ("Erwach' mein Volk mit neuem Sinnen") for male chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Salzer, 1898)
*'''Op.89''' - {{LinkWorkN|Concert-Fantasie|Op.89|Zenger|Max|0}} for clarinet and orchestra (apparently not published during the composer's lifetime).
*'''Op.90''' - {{LinkWorkN|Horn Sonata|Op.90|Zenger|Max|0}} in {{K|F}} (Leipzig: Rahter, 1903); later published in a version for cello and piano (Leipzig: Rahter, 1905)
*'''Op.91''' - ''Das Mädchen vom Walde'' (Ein Idyll) for 3 female voices (solo or in chorus) and piano (Leipzig: Leuckart, 1900)
*'''Op.92''' - ?
*'''Op.93''' - ?
*'''Op.94''' - ?
*'''Op.95''' - ?
*'''Op.96''' - ?
*'''Op.97''' - ?
*'''Op.98''' - ?
*'''Op.99''' - ''6 Unterhaltungsstücke'' for violin and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1914)

==Works without known Opus Number==
*''6 Lieder'' for tenor voice and piano (Mainz: Schott, 1864); each issued separately in 1865; possibly Op.2?
#Gott grüss' dich
#Und wüssten's die Blumen
#Mädchen mit dem rothen Mündchen
#Wenn ich auf dem Lager liege
#An die Entfernte
#An den Frühling
*{{LinkWork|Auf Schloss Bellevue||Zenger|Max|0}}
*{{LinkWork|Kain||Zenger|Max|0}} (Opern; Nach Byron's Mysterium frei bearbeitet von Theodor Heigel) for voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra (Leipzig: Siegel, 1872-73)
*''Mitternacht'' ("Um Mitternacht hab' ich gewacht") for male chorus (Leipzig: Licht & Meyer, 1887)
*''Markomannisches Kinderlied'' ("Mein süsses Mütterlein, o lasse das Weinen") for voice and piano (Vienna: Verwaltung der "Lyra", 1899)
*''Requiescat in pace'' (Trauermarsch) for piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Eros und Psyche'', Lyrisches Musikdrama (München: Haushalter, 1900)
*''Abendgebet'' ("Der Tag ist um, und wiederum hat deine Macht dein Kind bewacht") for voice, organ or piano, and violin ad lib. (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''Gute Nacht'' ("Gute Nacht! jetzt gieb mir einen Kuss"; Wiegenlied) for voice and piano (Langensalza: Beyer & Söhne, 1900)
*''An Baldur'' ("Wenn Baldur einzieht in die Welt"; Hymne) for male chorus (Leipzig: A.P. Schmidt, 1905)

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# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Batiste}}: Communion (Larghetto), in E Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Postlude, in C
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# {{LinkCompS|Robert Prescott|Stewart}}: Concert Fantasia, in three movements
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# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Sonata, in C, in three movements: 1. Allegro, in C
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# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Fugue, in D Major, with introduction in D Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Carl|Reinecke}}: Andante Grazioso, in D Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Hiles}}: Theme No. 1, in A Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Hiles}}: Theme No. 2, in F
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Sonata, in C, in three movements: 2. Andante, in E
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Pastorale, in G
# {{LinkCompS|Edwin George|Monk}}: Andante, in E
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# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Fantasia, in C Minor and C Major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Andante, in D Minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Allegro, in D Major
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Fugue, triple, in G Minor
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Sonata, in C, in three movements: 3. Allegro deciso, in C
# Kühmstedt, G.: Fughetta (Postlude), in G Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Introductory Voluntary, in B Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Melody, in C Major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles|Steggall}}: Allegretto Pastorale, in A
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Adagio, in E Flat (Choral Hymn)
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Batiste}}: Andantino, in F Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Batiste}}: Allegro (Alla Marcia), in F Major
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Easy piece, without pedal, in A Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Frederick William|Hird}}: Theme varied, in A Major
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Adagio, in A Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Alexandre|Guilmant}}: Postlude, in F
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# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Prelude, in G
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# Kühmstedt, G.: Offertoire, in G Major
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Andante Grazioso, in G
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# Schaab, Charels: Praludium, in E Flat
# Prichard, William Joseph: Allegro moderato, in B Flat
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# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Batiste}}: Larghetto, in G Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Berthold|Tours}}: Fantasia, in form of an Offertoire, in C
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# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Postlude, in D
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Andante, in G
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Edward|Stephens}}: Offertoire, in F
*Volume 2
# {{LinkCompS|Hermann|Grädener}}: Choral Prelude No. 1 in C "Ein' feste Burg"
# Jackson, W. J. Warner: Prelude in E Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Andante Sostenuto in G
# Page, Arthur James: Concluding Voluntary in B Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Johann Friedrich|Schwencke}}: Trio in A
# Osterholdt, G. D. W.: Adagio in D
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Dienel}}: Fugue in G
# Barnett, W. H.: Andante in A
# {{LinkCompS|Hermann|Grädener}}: Choral Prelude No. 2 in B Flat "Ach Gott und Herr"
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# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Fughetto in E Flat Major
# Osterholdt, G. D. W.: Fantasia in F Minor on the Choral "Jesu meine Freude"
# Bervon, John Inglis: Andante in E
# Hills, G. J.: Andante Amabile in B Flat
# Prichard, William Joseph: Andantino in A (with or without pedal)
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# {{LinkCompS|Walter|Macfarren}}: Prelude in G
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Fugato in C, Op. 63
# {{LinkCompS|Frederick Arthur Gore|Ouseley}}: Praeludium et Fuga in B Flat
# Dyer, Arthur E.: Prelude in F
# {{LinkCompS|Hamilton|Clarke}}: Andante in A Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Thomas Molleson|Mudie}}: Larghetto in F
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Postlude in D
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Andantino in E Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Frederick William|Hird}}: Allegro Vivace in F
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# {{LinkCompS|Walter Hay|Sangster}}: Andante No. 2 in A Flat
# Cooper, Alex. S.: Prelude in E Minor
# Degenhardt, H. F.: Concertstück in F Minor
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# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Fantasia in D, Op. 62
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# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Impromptu in A Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Benjamin Robert|Papperitz}}: Choral Vorspiel No. 1 in F "Ich gnüge mich an"
# {{LinkCompS|Benjamin Robert|Papperitz}}: Choral Vorspiel No. 2 in F
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# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: March in B Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Thomas Mee|Pattison}}: Pastorale in F
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Religious March in E Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Easy Preludes for M.F. Stops, No. 1 in F
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Easy Preludes for Soft Stops, No. 2 in G
# {{LinkCompS|Frederic|Archer}}: Prelude in G
# {{LinkCompS|Frederic|Archer}}: Motivo in B Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Moderato in F
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Pastorale in A
# {{LinkCompS|Berthold|Tours}}: Allegretto Grazioso in D
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Marcia in G
# {{LinkCompS|Carl|Piutti}}: Fugue in A Minor
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Secular March in A
# Kühmstedt, G.: Trio for Soft Stops in E Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Horace Wadham|Nicholl}}: Fantasia in F
# Johnson, Arthur: Adagio in D Major
# {{LinkCompS|Alexandre|Guilmant}}: Marche Triomphale in E Flat
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Pastorale in E Flat
# Hargitt, Charles J.: Andante Con Moto. A Sketch
# Stark, H. J.: Postlude in A Major
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Sonata in F Major, Op. 82, First Movement
*Volume 3
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Twelve short Interludes, for soft stops for use between Offertory Sentences, or at Confirmations
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Sonata, in F major, Op. 82, Second movement
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Concluding Voluntary - Fugato, Op. 63 G minor
# {{LinkCompS|Robert|Hainworth}}: Offertoire, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Francis Edward|Gladstone}}: Prelude, C minor
# {{LinkCompS|Samuel Sebastian|Wesley}}: Voluntary - Grave and Andante, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Herbert Stanley|Oakeley}}: Andante, D major
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Sonata, in F major, Op. 82, Finale
# Page, Arthur: Air with Variations and Finale, A major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Edward|Horsley}}: Solemn March, E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Garland|Verrinder}}: Introductory Voluntary in G major
# {{LinkCompS|Berthold|Tours}}: Postlude, in D major
# {{LinkCompS|Richard Forsey|Brion}}: Romance, G major
# {{LinkCompS|John Henry|Wallis}}: March, in F major
# Tomlinson, James: Andante Pastorale, in F major
# Pattinson, James: March, in C major
# Werner, F. G.: Orgelstück, F major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: The Lake - A Sketch, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Hamilton|Clarke}}: Grand Offertoire, in A major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Larghetto, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Tietz}}: Moderato assai, G minor
# Fieldwick, Robert: St. Stephen's Fugue, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Lux}}: Lied ohne Worte, C major
# Gritton, John Willam: Andante, F major
# Worping, Johann: Concert-Fantasia, D minor
# Shepherd, Charles H.: Andante, D major
# Dyer, Arthur E.: Postlude, A major
# Barry, Charles Ainslie: Offertorium, F major
# Bord, August: Twelve short and easy Preludes in various keys
# {{LinkCompS|Francis Edward|Gladstone}}: Allegro marziale, C major
# {{LinkCompS|John Henry|Wallis}}: Andante, F major
# Wilmore, Walter: Prelude and Fugue, E minor
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Fugue, C minor
# {{LinkCompS|John Francis|Barnett}}: Andante, F major
# {{LinkCompS|James|Stimpson}}: Andante, G major
# Moldenhauer, C. C.: Twelve short and easy Preludes in various keys
# Stark, Humprey J.: Postlude, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Prelude, Andante serioso, E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|George Alexander|Macfarren}}: Variations on the Hymn Tune “Windsor”
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Offertorium or Postlude, in B flat
# Bervon, John Inglis: Andante, G major
# Tomlinson, James: Allegretto Cantabile, F major
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# {{LinkCompS|Frederic|Archer}}: Marche Triomphale, E Flat Major
# Thal, Ludwig: Two Preludes: A Major and G Major
# De Prins, Leopold: Concert-Fantasia, G Major
# Read, Frederick John: Andante, E Flat Major
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# {{LinkCompS|Frederick William|Hird}}: Maestoso alla Marcia, C Major
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Rüfer}}: Sonata, Allegro con brio, Op. 16, G Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Andante, F Sharp Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Rüfer}}: Andante con moto, E Flat Major
# Speer, Charles T.: Allegro vivace, D Major
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Fantasia on St. Ann’s Tune, Op.93, D major
# {{LinkCompS|Ernst Friedrich|Gaebler}}: Fugue, G Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Alexandre|Guilmant}}: Fantasie sur deux Mélodies Anglaises: "Home, sweet home," and "Rule Britannia"
# {{LinkCompS|Philipp|Rüfer}}: Allegro maestoso, G minor and major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Prelude and Postlude, C major
# {{LinkCompS|August Wilhelm|Bach}}: Quintuor, A Major
# {{LinkCompS|Hamilton|Clarke}}: Pastorale, in F major (possibly the first of his ''2 Original Movements for the Organ'')
# Barnett, William Henry: Postlude, {{K|Bb}}
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Villiers|Stanford}}: Prelude and Fugue, E minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: “Jerusalem the Golden,” with Variations and Finale, D major
# Richardson, John Elliott: Larghetto, G Minor
# Sutton, Edward A.: Andante, F Major
# {{LinkCompS|Hamilton|Clarke}}: Minuet in the Ancient Style, {{K|Bb}}
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Minuetto pre un Organo di Salone F major
# Battley, H. Harford: Andante, A Major
# {{LinkCompS|Arthur|Carnall}}: Postlude, D Major
# {{LinkCompS|Jacob|Bradford}}: Prelude and Fugue, D Major
# {{LinkCompS|Edmund Hart|Turpin}}: Andante con moto, D Minor and Major
# {{LinkCompS|Frederic|Archer}}: Fugue, D Minor
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Minuet, C Major and Minor
# {{LinkCompS|William Stevenson|Hoyte}}: Fantasia, C Minor
# Wrigley, John: Andante sostenuto, A Major
# {{LinkCompS|John Baptiste|Calkin}}: Minuetto, Op. 90, B Minor
*Volume 5
# {{LinkCompS|George Benjamin|Allen}}: March, C minor
# {{LinkCompS|Charles|Goodban}}: Elegy. Andante, A minor
# {{LinkCompS|Berthold|Tours}}: Menuetto, G minor
# Moriconi, Augusto: Preludio e Fuga, G major
# Johnson, Arthur: Concluding Voluntary, F major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Easy Voluntary, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Edouard|Silas}}: Melody in E minor
# Hemingway, Daniel: Andante Pastorale, A major
# {{LinkCompS|Hamilton|Clarke}}: Offertory (or Communion), D major
# Lissant, George Benjamin: Air Variée, B flat major
# Driffield, E. Townshend: Andante con moto, E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Walter Hay|Sangster}}: Prelude, G minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Minuet, A minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Gavotte, D major
# Wrigley, John: Introduction, C minor; and Fugue, C major
# {{LinkCompS|John|Whitaker}}: March Lyro, F major
# Speer, Charles Templeman: Sonata: Allegro maestoso (First movement), D flat major
# {{LinkCompS|James|Stimpson}}: Andante Espressivo, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Frederic|Archer}}: Allemande, F major
# {{LinkCompS|John Varley|Roberts}}: Andante, A major
# Wale, Willim H.: Postlude. F major
# {{LinkCompS|William Alexander Campbell|Cruickshank}}: March, C major
# Smith, George: Andante Grazioso, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Smart}}: Festive March, D major
# Speer, Charles Templeman: Adagio
# {{LinkCompS|Arthur|Carnall}}: Minuet, B flat major
# {{LinkCompS|George Mursell|Garrett}}: Andante moderato, A major
# O'Donoghue, William Power: Prelude and Fugue, C major
# Craddock, Thomas: "Rousseau’s Dream" (varied), F major
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# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Houseley}}: Prelude, Andante con moto, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Pastorale, D major
# Speer, Charles Templeman: Finale, D flat major
# Cole, H. Cardini: Andante (Introductory Voluntary), A major
# Bishop, Albert E.: Andante-Pastorale, A major
# Greenwood, William: Andante, F major
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# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Allegro, Op. 117, D major
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# {{LinkCompS|Ferris|Tozer}}: Communion No. 2, B flat major
# Heap, Charles Swinnerton: Festal March, E flat major
*Volume 6
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# Monkton, Rich. I.: Andante, A major
# {{LinkCompS|John|Naylor}}: Postlude, E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Hiles}}: Andante, E flat major
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# Robinson, Hamilton: Andante, G major
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# Mullineux, William: Andante Religioso, E flat major
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# Heath, Robert Hainsworth: March, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Arthur William|Marchant}}: Andante in F major
# {{LinkCompS|Gustav Adolf|Merkel}}: Prelude for Soft Stops, E major
# Doughty, James Marbieck: Introductory Voluntary, E major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Morceau pour les Carillons, F major
# Hemingway, Daniel: Hommage a Beethoven Festal March, C major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Dixon}}: Introduction and Fugue, E flat major
*Volume 7
# {{LinkCompS|Frederick William|Hird}}: Three Hymn-Tunes, arranged as Interludes
# {{LinkCompS|Reinhold|Succo}}: Toccata, D major
# {{LinkCompS|Mark James|Monk}}: Easy Prelude, Andante Religioso, in A major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Basso Ostinato by Zelter, as a Passacaglia
# {{LinkCompS|John More|Smieton}}: Introductory Voluntary, G major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Short Postlude, E flat major
# Gardner, George: Andante Moderato, G minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Creser}}: Prelude and Fugue, C minor
# Bryant, James: Larghetto, D major
# Brooksbank, Oliver Oldham: Short Prelude, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Reinhold|Succo}}: Fuga (continuation of Toccata)
# Pye, James Thomas: Minuet, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Two Short and Easy Preludes: No. 1. B flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Two Short and Easy Preludes: No. 2. E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Walter Owen|Jones}}: Andante Tranquillo, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Henry|Houseley}}: Romanza, A major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles William|Pearce}}: Postlude, E flat major
# Alsop, John: Andante, F major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Hepworth}}: Fughetta, C major
# {{LinkCompS|William Arthur|Blakeley}}: Gavotte, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Wilhelm|Conradi}}: Fugue on the Name of B-A-C-H
# Lott, George Hermann: Concluding Voluntary, A major
# {{LinkCompS|Julius|Katterfeldt}}: Postlude, E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Fantasia on Mendelssohn's "Volkslied," D major
# Harvey, Franklin: Prelude, D minor
# {{LinkCompS|Edwin|Evans}}: Prayer, F major
# Benson, John Allanson: Prelude, G major
# Healey, Edward William: Fugue, E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Wilhelm|Conradi}}: Motive-Fantasy, D major
# Tiley, Joseph Crispin: Andante, G major
# Tiley, Joseph Crispin: Passacaglia, C major
# Matthews, J.: Variations on the Hymn-tune "Lancashire” (H. Smart)
# Gregory, James Lively: Andante Cantabile, E flat
# {{LinkCompS|Julius|Katterfeldt}}: Prelude for the Diapasons, C sharp minor
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Dienel}}: Sonata, Op. 3, D minor, Three Movements
# Tiley, Joseph Crispin: Prelude and Fugue, D minor
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Characteristisches Tongemalde (Characteristic Piece), Pastorale, F major
# Pye, James Thomas: Variations on the Choral "Nun danket alle Gott," C major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Two Short and Easy Postludes: No. 1. A flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Two Short and Easy Postludes: No. 2. G major
*Volume 8
# Allison, Horton Claridge: Voluntary in the form of a Slow Movement with Variations, B flat major
# Hudson, John William: Postlude in D (major)
# {{LinkCompS|Charles William|Pearce}}: Intermezzo in A (major)
# {{LinkCompS|Wilhelm|Conradi}}: Thematical Prelude, E minor
# Watson, William Nicholl: Postlude, Counterpoint on a favourite Hymn Tune (Tantum Ergo), A major
# Tiley, Joseph Crispin: Andante, F major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Sonata for Four hands, and Pedals, C minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Short, Easy Postlude in D (major)
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Dienel}}: Concert-Satz, Op. 10, F major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Wolstenholme}}: Allegretto, A flat major
# Pennant, Adela Douglas: Postlude Introduction, and Fugue, C major
# Gilbert, George Bernard: Postlude in G (major)
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Fantasia in Three Movements: Allegro moderato, F major
# {{LinkCompS|William Henry|Maxfield}}: Impromptu, A major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Fantasia on Mozart's celebrated Duet from "Il Flauto Magico," E flat major
# {{LinkCompS|Julius|Katterfeldt}}: Fantasie, B flat major
# Read, Frederick John: Postlude, C major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Fantasia in Three Movements: Andante espressivo, A flat major
# Pye, James Thomas: Introductory Voluntary on the Russian Hymn, F major
# {{LinkCompS|John Henry|Wallis}}: Andante, D major
# Tiley, Joseph Crispin: Fugue, 4 voices on the First section of St. David’s Hymn Tune, F major
# {{LinkCompS|Edwin|Evans}}: Concert-Aria, A minor and A major
# Driffield, E. Townshend: Improvisata en forme d’Ouverture, D minor and D major
# {{LinkCompS|Wilhelm|Conradi}}: Postlude in D (major)
# Gardner, George: Andante Espressivo, B flat minor
# Edwards, Edwin: Sonata da Chiesa, E minor and E major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Hepworth}}: Praeludium et Fuga, F major
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Fantasia in Three Movements: Finale, F major
# Abernethy, Frank Nicholson: Allegretto con moto, G major
# Tiley, Joseph Crispin: Fugue, 4 voices (moto Continuo), E minor
# {{LinkCompS|Charles Joseph|Frost}}: Festal March, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Dienel}}: Adagio, Op 13, No. 1, D major
# Watson, William Nicholl: Postlude. Fugue on a Hymn-Tune Phrase, G major
# Walker, Edwin: Gavotte, B flat major
# Gilholy, Barry Maxwell: Introductory Voluntary, G major
# {{LinkCompS|William Henry|Maxfield}}: Andante, A major
# Matthews, J.: Fantasia on "In dulci Jubilo", F major
*Volume 9
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Dienel}}: Andante, Op 13, No. 2, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Charles William|Pearce}}: Postludium Festivum, G major
# Barclay, Paul R.: Pastorella, F major
# Kemp, Stephen Benjamin: Andante con moto, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Julius|Katterfeldt}}: Sonata in D minor
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Variations on "O Sanctissima" (Sicilian Mariner's Hymn), F major
# Taylor, Ebenezer William: Morning Prayer, A major
# Roberts, John Varley: Larghetto and Allegro, F major
# Gregory, James Lively: Two Sketches for Organ, Op. 6, No. 1, F major
# Gregory, James Lively: Two Sketches for Organ, Op. 6, No. 2, G major
# Lott, George Hermann: Postlude, A minor and A major
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Dienel}}: Funeral March on the Choral "Jesus my Trust", C minor and C major
# {{LinkCompS|Ferris|Tozer}}: Allegro Pomposo, D minor
# {{LinkCompS|Edward|Cutler}}: Meditation, A major
# Katterfeldt, Hugo: Fantasia on a Theme by Julius Katterfeldt, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Alan|Gray}}: Fantasia on the Ancient Melody "O Filii et Filie," G minor
# {{LinkCompS|William|Spark}}: Allegretto, C major
# {{LinkCompS|Jacob|Bradford}}: Introduction and Fugue, D minor
# {{LinkCompS|Ferris|Tozer}}: Song without Words, D major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Choral, with Contrapuntal Variations, A major
# Moriconi, Augusto: Fuga, D minor
# Mullineux, William: Andante, F major
# Speer, Charles Templeman: March Heroique, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Walter Galpin|Alcock}}: Andante Grazioso, E major
# {{LinkCompS|Edward|Bunnett}}: Fantasia, A major
# {{LinkCompS|Louis|Nicole}}: Priére, Op. 69, D major
# {{LinkCompS|Julius|Katterfeldt}}: Romanza, D flat major
# Hattersley, Frederick Kilvington: Andante, G major
# {{LinkCompS|Frederick Arthur Gore|Ouseley}}: Praeludium et Fuga, E minor
# {{LinkCompS|Carl August|Fischer}}: Pastorale, D major
# {{LinkCompS|Percy|Jackman}}: March Heroique, D flat major
# {{LinkCompS|George|Hepworth}}: Sinfonia, G minor
# {{LinkCompS|Otto|Thomas}}: Introduction and Fugue, A major
# {{LinkCompS|William Arthur|Blakeley}}: Allegro Sostenuto, G major
 
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{{ColCat|Pattison, Thomas Mee}}
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{{ColCat|Oakeley, Herbert Stanley}}
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{{ColCat|Calkin, John Baptiste}}
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{{ColCat|Rüfer, Philipp}}
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{{ColCat|Garrett, George Mursell}}
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{{ColCat|Hiller, Ferdinand}}
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{{ColCat|Succo, Reinhold}}
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Cobbett Competitions

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In 1905, {{LinkName|Walter Willson|Cobbett}} (1847—1937) initiated a series of six chamber music competitions. The first two were carried out under the auspices of the Worshipful Company of Musicians.

===1905 Cobbett Competition for Phantasy String Quartet===
Carried out under the auspices of the Worshipful Company of Musicians ({{plain|https://www.wcomarchive.org.uk/-cobbett-1905|link}}).

{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|William Yeates|Hurlstone}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie||Hurlstone|William Yeates|0}} in A minor/major || Novello || 50 Guineas prize
|-
| Second || {{LinkName|Haydn|Wood}} || Phantasy in F major || Novello || £10 prize
|-
| Special || {{LinkName|Frank|Bridge}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie for String Quartet|H.55|Bridge|Frank|0}} in F minor || Novello || £10 prize
|-
| Consolation || {{LinkName|James|Friskin}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie for String Quartet||Friskin|James|0}} in D major || Novello || 5 Guineas
|-
| Consolation || {{LinkName|Harry Waldo|Warner}} || Phantasy in F major, Op.12 || || 5 Guineas
|-
| Consolation || {{LinkName|Joseph|Holbrooke}} || {{LinkWorkN|String Quartet No.1|Op.17b|Holbrooke|Joseph|0}} (Fantasie in D minor) || Chester || 5 Guineas
|}

===1907 Cobbett Competition for Phantasy Piano Trio===
Carried out under the auspices of the Worshipful Company of Musicians ({{plain|https://www.wcomarchive.org.uk/--cobbett-2nd-competition|link}}). Supplementary awards were presented to composers of works chosen by Cobbett.

{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|Frank|Bridge}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie for Piano Trio|H.79|Bridge|Frank|0}} in C minor || Augener || £50 prize. Submitted to the competition under the motto ''Spero Meliora''
|-
| Second || {{LinkName|James|Friskin}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie for Piano Trio in E minor||Friskin|James|0}} || Novello || £10 prize. Submitted to the competition under the motto ''Viator''
|-
| Third || {{LinkName|John|Ireland}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie||Ireland|John|0}} in A minor || Augener || £10 prize. Submitted to the competition under the motto ''Sub Umbra''
|-
| Consolation || {{LinkName|Alice|Verne-Bredt}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasie Trio||Verne-Bredt|Alice|0}} || Schott || £5 prize. Submitted to the competition under the motto "Under the light there is darkness"
|-
| Consolation || {{LinkName|Susan|Spain-Dunk}} || Phantasy in A minor || || £5 prize. Submitted to the competition under the motto "Halez vous lentement et sans perdre courage"
|-
| Supplementary || {{LinkName|Julius|Harrison}} || || || 2 Guineas
|-
| Supplementary || {{LinkName|Hugh|Blair}} || || || 2 Guineas
|-
| Supplementary || Sidney Goldsmith || || || 2 Guineas
|-
| Supplementary || {{LinkName|Felix Harold|White}} || || || 2 Guineas
|-
| Supplementary || {{LinkName|Ernest|Halsey}} || || || 2 Guineas
|}

===1909 Cobbett Competition for a Sonata for Violin and Piano===
Competition announced in the May 1, 1909 issue of ''The Musical Times''.

{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|John|Ireland}} || {{LinkWorkN|Violin Sonata No.1 in D minor||Ireland|John|0}} || Augener || £40 prize
|-
| Second || Eric Gritton || ? || || £30 prize. Eric Gritton (1890-1981), student of Stanford at the RCM
|-
| Third || Geoffrey O'Connor Morris || ? || || £15 prize
|-
| Supplementary || {{LinkName|Susan|Spain-Dunk}} || Violin Sonata in B minor || Cramer || £5 5s prize. Cramer may have only published the ''Romance'' movement.
|}

===1914 Cobbett Competition for String Quartet (in Sonata, Suite, or Phantasy form)===
Competition announced in the May 1, 1914 issue of ''The Musical Times''.

{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|Albert|Sammons}} || {{LinkWorkN|Phantasy Quartet|Op.8|Sammons|Albert|0}} in B major || Hawkes & Son || £25 prize. Prize for phantasy form.
|-
| First || {{LinkName|Frank|Bridge}} || {{LinkWorkN|String Quartet No.2|H.115|Bridge|Frank|0}} in G minor || Novello || £25 prize. Prize for sonata form.
|-
| Second || {{LinkName|William Henry|Reed}} || {{LinkWorkN|String Quartet No.5||Reed|William Henry|0}} in A minor || Cary & Co. || Prize for sonata form.
|}

===1916 Cobbett Competition for a Folksong Phantasy===
Competition announced in the August 1, 1916 issue of ''The Musical Times''.
=====String Quartet=====
{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|Harry Waldo|Warner}} || {{LinkWorkN|Folk-Song Phantasy 'Dance to your daddy'|Op.18|Warner|Harry Waldo|0}} || Ricordi || 25 guineas prize. Also entitled ''Phantasy Quartet on a Berkshire Folk-Song''
|-
| Second || {{LinkName|Herbert|Howells}} || Phantasy String Quartet in C major, Op.25 || Curwen || 10 guineas prize. Published in 1925.
|-
| Third || [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Norman_Hay Edward Norman Hay] || On Three Irish Tunes: Lisnagarvey, The banks of Clandy, Sally Kelly || || 5 guineas prize. Hay (Mus. Doc.) of Coleraine, Ireland. This is not his String Quartet in A major which won a Carnegie Trust Award in 1918 and was published by {{WC|870891767|Stainer & Bell in 1920}}.
|}

=====Piano Trio=====
{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|James Cliffe|Forrester}} || {{LinkWorkN|Folk Song Phantasy||Forrester|James Cliffe|0}} || Novello || 25 guineas prize. Based on the tunes: ''The Rosebud in June'' and ''Twankydillo''
|-
| Second || {{LinkName|Arnold|Trowell}} || {{LinkWorkN|Trio on Ancient Irish Folk-Tunes|Op.32|Trowell|Arnold|0}} || Novello || 10 guineas prize
|-
| Third || Geoffrey O'Connor Morris || || || 5 guineas prize
|}

===1919 Cobbett Competition for a Dance Phantasy for Piano and Strings===
Competition announced in the June 1, 1919 issue of ''The Musical Times''. {{LinkName|Eric|Fogg}}'s Dance Phantasy is claimed to have been a prize winner.

{| style="border:1px solid gray" class="wikitable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4"
! Prize Awarded !! Composer !! Title !! Publisher !! Notes
|-
| First || {{LinkName|Cecil Armstrong|Gibbs}} || ''The Enchanted Wood'' for piano, solo violin, and string quintet || Curwen || £50 prize
|-
| Second || Cecil Hazelhurst || ''The Red Plague'' || || £15 prize
|-
| Supplementary || Maud Emily Marshall || Phantasy Piano Trio || || Marshall (1868{{EN}}1951)
|}

Phantasie for String Quartet (Friskin, James)

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