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An die Jugend, BV 254 (Busoni, Ferruccio)

2023-04-26T10:21:01Z

TheGrassGuy:

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|Work Title=An die Jugend
|Alternative Title=Eine folge von Klavierstücken
|Opus/Catalogue Number=BV 254
|Movements Header=5 (4 books and epilogue)
|Number of Movements/Sections=5 (4 books and epilogue):
# Preludietto, Fughetta ed Esercizio
#* Preludietto. Andantino tenero ({{K|A}})
#* Fughetta. Più tranquillo ({{K|C}})
#* Esercizio. Allegretto elegante ({{K|Ab}})
# Preludio, Fuga e Fuga figurata (Studie nach J. S. Bach's wohltemperiertem Clavier). Allegro non troppo ({{K|D}})
# Giga, Bolero e Variazione (Studie nach Mozart). Allegro ({{K|G}})
# Introduzione e Capriccio (Paganinesco)
#** Andante, colla mano sinistra Sola ({{K|C}})
#** Posato ({{K|e}})
# Epilogo. Tranquillamente; dolce, scorrevole ({{K|C}})
|Dedication={{Sb}}
# {{LinkDed|Józef|Turczyński|1884|1953}}
# {{LinkName|t=ded|Louis|Gruenberg|Louis Theodor Grünberg}} (1884-1964)
# {{LinkDed|Leo|Sirota|1885|1965}}
# {{LinkDed|Louis|Closson}}
# {{LinkDed|Emile-Robert|Blanchet|1877|1943}}
|Year/Date of Composition=1909
|Year of First Publication=1909 {{EN}} Leipzig: [[Zimmermann|J. H. Zimmermann]]
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|External Links=[[wikipedia:An die Jugend|Wikipedia article]]
|Piece Style=Romantic
|Instrumentation=piano
|Related Works=1. {{LinkWork|Sonatina No.1|BV 257|Busoni|Ferruccio}} 2. [[Das wohltemperierte Klavier I, BWV 846-869 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Das wohltemperierte Klavier I]], No.5. {{LinkWork|Prelude and Fugue in D major|BWV 850|Bach|Johann Sebastian}} 3. {{LinkWork|Gigue in G major|K.574|Mozart|Wolfgang Amadeus|0}}; and {{OpDerivs|NozzeFigaro|Fandango: "Eh già, solita usanza" in the Finale (Act III) from}} 4. Nos.11 and 15 from {{LinkWork|24 Caprices for Solo Violin|Op.1|Paganini|Niccolò}}
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2021-01-08T01:40:26Z

TheGrassGuy: /* {{Cat|Oelschlegel, Alfred}} (1847–1915) */

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=={{Cat|Napoleão, Alfredo}} (1852–1917)==
* Tableaux, Suite de petites piéces caractéristiques, Op.36 (Porto: Costa Mesquita, ca.1882)
* Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp minor, Op.41 (Augener, ca.1888)
* Piano Concerto, Op.31 in E-flat major

=={{Cat|Napoleão, Arthur}} (1843–1925)==
* Overture to ''O Remorso vivo'', Op.35
* 12 etudes artistiques, Op.43
* Echos do passado, Op.45
* Soirées intimes, Op.59
* Soirées de Rio, Op.67
* Romance, Op.71/1
* Nouvelles etudes Cramer-Napoleão, Op.84
* Piano Concerto

=={{Cat|Nat, Yves}} (1890–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonatine No.1 for piano (cop.1921, Mathot)

=={{Cat|Naudot, Jacques-Christophe}} (1690–1762)==
* 2 Gavottes from Sonata in D, Op.1 No.3
::the Gavotte en rondeau, I think, from the {{NoComp|6 Flute Sonatas, Op.1|Naudot, Jacques-Christophe}} -- we already have this.

=={{Cat|Naujalis, Juozas}} (1869–1934)==
*Svajonė for quartet (ca.1921)
*Ruduo/Autumn (symphonic poem) (ca.1930) (PD-CA)
*Missa in honorem St. Casimiri (pub. [[Pustet]], 1896)

=={{Cat|Naumann, Ernst}} (1832–1910)==
* Ehre sei Gott in der Höhe : für gemischten Chor

=={{Cat|Naumann, Johann Gottlieb}} (1741–1801)==
* Messe in d-Moll, 1794
* Missa in c-Moll
* Missa in a-Moll
* La passione di Gesù Cristo, 1767
* Davide in Terebinto, 1794
* Orchestral works in minor keys
* Keyboard and Organ works in minor keys
* Piano Concerto in B{{flat}} major? (recorded a few times...)
* Te Deum (recorded by Blomstedt & Staatskapelle Dresden on Profil)

=={{Cat|Navrátil, Karel}} (1867–1936)==
* Opera ''Hermann'' (manuscript)
* Opera ''Salambo''
* Symphony in G minor (Op.4) (1902? manuscript. At Free Library of Philadelphia. However, they also attribute the String Quartet Op.18 and Quartet No.2 Op.21 by Nawrátil in their collection to Navrátil. So, attribution - ??)
* Piano Concerto in F minor
* Violin Concerto in E minor
* Violin Sonata
* Viola Sonata

=={{Cat|Nawrátil, Karl}} (1836–1914)==
* Concert overture, Op.5 (pub.1872)
* Piano Trio No.1 (in E{{flat}}?), Op.9 (pub.1881)
* String Quartet No.1 in D minor, Op.18 (pub.1888)
* Cello sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub. 1903)
* Grosses Messe, Op.26 for soli, chorus, and orchestra (pub.1903)
* Psalm 30 for soli, chorus, and orchestra
* Psalms 23 & 117, Op.25 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Neal, Heinrich}} (1870–1940)==
* Op.76. 2 sonatinas (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Nedbal, Karel}} (1888–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello sonata, Op.7 (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Neergaard, Joachim}} (1877–1920)==
* Romance for trombone and orchestra, Op.13
* Symphony, Op.8 (manuscript)

=={{Cat|Neglia, Francesco Paolo}} (1874–1932)==
*Menuet im alten Stil, Op.14 (for strings, piano ad.lib. pub.1912)
*Intermezzo breve for orchestra, op.3 (date not on score?)

=={{Cat|Neitzel, Otto}} (1852–1920)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Piano Concerto [Full Score or 2-piano reduction]
* Capriccio, Op.40 (performed in 1917)

=={{Cat|Nepomuceno, Alberto}} (1864–1920)==
* Piano Trio in F{{sharp}} minor (pub.ca.1920, Sampaio Araujo & Cia., plate 7824)
* String Quartets 1 & 2 if possible

=={{Cat|Neuhoff, Ludwig}} (1859–1909)==
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.3 (pub. 1890)
* Festklänge, Fantasiestück für Orchester, Op.6 (pub.1897)
* String Quartet, Op.10 (pub.1894)
* Sonatas Opp. 11 (organ) (pub.1895, Fritzsch), 21 (pub.1898)

=={{Cat|Neukome, Georges-Eugène}} (1784–1850)==
Born in Saint-Quentin 14 Mar.1784, see {{GoogleB|EXBTAAAAYAAJ|PA273|Notes historiques}}.
* Thème varié for violin and string quartet, Op.3
* ", Op.1
* ", Op.4
* Rondeau brillant pour le violon principal avec accompagnement d'orchestre , Op.2
* Rondeau brillant pour piano et violoncelle (Op.6?)
* 6 piano trios, 5 piano quintets in manuscript?

=={{Cat|Neukomm, Sigismund}} (1778–1858)==
* Concerto, Op.12
* Fantasies, Op.9 and 11

=={{Cat|Neuland, Wilhelm}} (1806–1889)==
* Missa Solemnis (published 1845)

=={{Cat|Neumann-Cordua, Theodor}} (1860–1914)==
see [http://www.corduan.com/PhpGedview/individual.php?pid=I48&ged=Cordua.GED Information] (born 1860 in Suriname, died 1914 or 1917? in Venezuela.)
* Piano Trio, Op.6 (pub.1885, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet, Op.7 (pub. 1885, Schlesinger ; ?, Rättig. Rättig publication held by Toronto and ÖNB.)

=={{Cat|Neunhaber, Andreas}} (1603–1663)==
* Chorale settings for Organ

=={{Cat|Neuville, Valentin}} (1863–1941)==
* Tréfle à quatre feuilles. (opera - published ca.1898?)
* Tiphaine, dramatic episode (pub. 1899)
* L'aveugle drame en un acte (pub.1902)
* Les Willis : légende lyrique en cinq tableaux (pub.1899)

=={{Cat|Nevin, Gordon Balch}} (1892–1943)==
* A Moonlight Serenade (organ, pub. 1914)
* L'Arlequin (Staccato Etude) (organ, pub. 1917)
* Sketches of the City, Suite (organ, pub. 1917)
* Will 'o the Wisp (organ, pub. 1914)

=={{Cat|Ney, Casimir}} (1801–1877)==
* Grand Trio pour violon, alto et violoncelle (l'auteur, pub.1832. BdlF June 1832 p.304, also see {{BNFref|12148/cb43177056t|BNF}}. As "Casimir-Ney")

=={{Cat|Neymarck, Jean}} (1889–1913)==
* String Quartet in C minor (pub.posth.1914?) (Juilliard copy says @1913 Demets, so maybe copyright before or just after his death?)
* Piano sonata in {{K|eb}} (Demets, 1912)
* Psaumes d'amour d'après le Cantique des cantiques. (one psalm digitized @ Gallica)

=={{Cat|Nicolai, Otto}} (1810–1849)==
*Overture on "Von Himmel Hoch" - full score

=={{Cat|Nicou-Choron, Stéphane-Louis}} (1809–1886)==
*Cantatas "Bonheur! victoire!" and "Les couronnes" (pub.1840, chez Nicou-Choron & Canaux, brought out in a package with a cantata by {{LinkName|Sigismund|Neukomm}})

=={{Cat|Niedermeyer, Louis}} (1802–1861)==
* Symphony in E minor (ms, BNF) (not sure if complete. Inner movements total 38 pages, outer movements "31 ff")
* Introduction, variations et finale pour le piano Sur la Dernière pensée de Weber, Op.13

=={{Cat|Nielsen, Carl}} (1865–1931)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Ved en ung Kunstners Baare (At the Bier of a Young Artist), op.58 (?? that's Op. for Commotio. FS 58?) - available from DKB, see {{WC|794322108|link}})
* Aladdin Suite, Op.34 (we may have this under Aladdin -see "7 Orchestral Pieces")
* {{LinkWorkN|Clarinet Concerto|Op.57|Nielsen|Carl|0}} - piano score (full score is available, along with parts and solo clarinet part))
* Maskarade Overture – full score. (full score of opera _is_ available, along with parts to overture)
* {{LinkWorkN|Serenata in vano||Nielsen|Carl|0}} parts uploaded
* {{LinkWorkN|String Quartet No.1|Op.13|Nielsen|Carl|0}} (p.1902) - imported from Sibley [[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 11:13, 27 January 2012 (UTC)

=={{Cat|Nielsen, Ludolf}} (1876–1939)==
* Lola, opera after Hugo (trans. Jul. Straube), Op.43, JC 75 (1916-20, pub.1920?/1948)

=={{Cat|Niemann, Walter}} (1876–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Sonata No.5 in E minor, Op.96 (published 1924)
*Piano Sonatas No.6 & 7, Op.98 (published 1924)
*Ein Tag im Funkhaus, Op.151
*Mein Breughelbuch, Op.172
*Seestücke, Op.166
*Herbst in Sanssouci, Op.159
*Altmärkische Dorfbilder, Op.157
*Palmengarten, Op.156
*Unter Birken, Op.34 No.1 (Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung, 1916 #7)

=={{Cat|Nietzsche, Friedrich}} (1844–1900)==
*Ermanarich - Symphonic Poem (piano piece)
*"Nachlang einer Sylvestenacht" duet for violin and piano (January 2 1864)

=={{Cat|Niggli, Friedrich}} (1875–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello Sonata in A minor, Op.6 (pub. Hug, 1902)
* Violin Sonata in E, Op.7 (pub. Hug, 1902)

=={{Cat|Nisle, Johann Martin Friedrich}} (1780–1861)==
(ca.1861)
*String Quintets, Op.21, Op.30 (Gran Quintetto)
*Due Quadri (string quartets)<-- Uploaded but actually (probably) by Johann Nisle (1737-1788)
*Grosse Sonata, Op.41 (Duet) (pub.1837)

=={{Cat|Nivers, Guillaume-Gabriel}} (ca. 1632–1714)==
* Observations sur le toucher et jeu de l'orgue (1665, included in Livre d'orgue contenant cent pièces). Available on : [http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9010057c/f2.image.r=Nivers,%20Guillaume%20Gabriel.langEN GALLICA]
* Méthode facile pour apprendre à chanter la musique (1666, also attributed to Charles le Maire[1]). Available on : [http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8517280.r=Nivers%2C+Guillaume+Gabriel.langEN GALLICA]
* Traité de la composition de musique (1667)
* Dissertation sur le chant grégorien (1683)
* L'art d'accompagner sur la basse continue (1689, included in Motets а voix seule)
* Méthode certaine pour apprendre le plain-chant de l'Église (1698)
* Complete Liturgical Editions
* Passiones D.N.J.C. cum benedictione ceres Paschalis (1670)

=={{Cat|Nixon, Henry Cotter}} (1842–1907)==
4th son of {{LinkName|Henry George|Nixon}}. See [[wikipedia:fr:Henry Cotter Nixon|Wikipedia (French)]].
* Piano Trio No.1 (composed ca.1879)
* Violin Sonata

=={{Cat|Nohr, Christian Friedrich}} (1800–1875)==
* Symphony, Op.1 (pub.1830 or earlier)
* String Quintet Op.7

=={{Cat|Noren, Heinrich Gottlieb}} (1861–1928)==
*Kaleidoskop, Variations and Double Fugue, Op.30 (pub.1908)
*Vita: Sinfoni für modernes Orchester, Op.36 (pub.1911) (held by Fleisher)
*Symphonische Serenade, Op.48 (pub.1915) (@Sibley Library) (has been reprinted by MPH)

=={{Cat|Norman, Ludvig}} (1831–1885)==
*Piano Trio in D major, Op.4 (pub. Kistner, 1853).
*Piano Quartet in E minor, Op.10 (pub. Kistner, 1862).
*String Quartet No.4 in D Minor, Op.24?? (not sure. from Wikipedia but not positive where that part of the list was from, and I think I helped compile it, too. likewise quartet 4 in C. must check.- Schissel) (actually, given as "quartet 4" {{plain|http://www.swedishmusicalheritage.com/composers/norman-ludvig/SMH-W21-Qvartett_d-moll__Quatuor_No_4_for_2_Violiner_Altviol_och_Violoncell/|here}}, though opus 42 is also called quartet 4 in some sources. It's probably quartet 5 ...)
*Piano Trio No.2 in B minor, Op.38 (pub. by 1911.)
*Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} major, Op.40 (pub. Musikaliska Konstföreningen, 1873.)
*String Quartet no.4 in C major, Op.41/2 (poss. unpublished??)
*Jordens oro viker, 4-part mixed choir
*7 songs Op.15 (several times recorded)

=={{Cat|Noskowski, Zygmunt}} (1846–1909)==
* Liwia Quintilla, opera (poss. see [https://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/dlibra/docmetadata?id=174994 JBC]?)
* Symphonies 1 & 3 (From Spring to Spring)

=={{Cat|Nováček, Ottokar}} (1866–1900)==
* Concerto Eroica for piano & orchestra [full score]

=={{Cat|Novák, Jan Václav}} (1876–1939)==
* Sérénade and Berceuse, Opp. 1 & 2 for violin and piano (Hoffmann's Wwe (widow), Prague, 1908)

=={{Cat|Novák, Vítězslav}} (1879–1941)==
* Serenade in F major (not opus 9 though often given that opus number. opus 9 is the Serenaden: 4 Piano pieces, or [[Serenades, Op.9 (Novák, Vítězslav)]], a much much briefer work (and not related, unless an excerpt from...) than the 40-minute serenade in F.)
* Violin concerto in E minor (Sibley has piano reduction) (by a ''different'' Novák- we should move there..) (we have this work, under {{LinkWork|Violin Concerto||Novák|Jan Václav|}}. Also, it's in A major, not E minor, unless there are two...)
* Piano Concerto in E minor
* Dědův odkaz (The Grandfather's Legacy), Op.57 (pub. 1926 Hudební matice)

=={{Cat|Nowakowski, Józef}} (1800–1865)==
* Duo for violin and piano, Op.18 (pub.1841)
* Trombone concertino (op.posth.? Pub.1905, Bremen: Fischer)

=={{Cat|Nowowiejski, Feliks}} (1877–1946)==
* organ works
* Orchestral symphonies (so far as PD-CA)
* Vergissmeinnicht, Op.4 (pub.1898)
* Backfischchens Traum, salonstück, Op.5 (pub.1898) (HMB 1898 p.607)
* Deutschlands Stolz, Op.10 (pub.1898)
* Rautendelein-Marsch, Op.21 (for piano or band or orchestra) (pub.1898)
* Lottchens erstes Rendezvous. Charakterstück f. Pfte, Op.12 (pub.1898)
* Opp.13, 14, 17, 18 (per HMB; different Op.17)

=={{Cat|Oberleithner, Max von}} (1868–1935)==
(some sources omit the ''von'' according to VIAF, which has both. Max Heinrich von Oberleithner.)
* 2 Symphonies (no.2 pub. by 1905) (parts, all 4 movements (it seems?) of Sym. in F (no.1?), which was pub. in Signale Oct. 9 1901, in ms-copy @ SBB acc. to RISM)

=={{Cat|Ockeghem, Johannes}} (ca.1410–1497)==

=={{Cat|O'Connor-Morris, Geoffrey}} (1886–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Reverie for Organ
* Nocturne for Organ
* Pastorale for Organ
* Lullaby for Organ
* Carol for Organ
* Cradle Song for Organ

=={{Cat|Oechsner, Andreas Johann Lorenz}} (1815–1886)==
*Pastoral-Mass, Op.5 (pub.1845)

=={{Cat|Oelschlegel, Alfred}} (1847–1915)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.113 (pub.1901) (a copy, dated by the library to the 1890s, is held by Nederlands Muziek Instituut Muziekbibliotheek)
* Prinz und Maurer: Operette/komisches Oper in 3 Akten (reduction published 1886 by Cranz, see {{HMBref|1886|527}})
* Trio No.3 with harp, Op.116 (Cranz, ca.1903?)
* Trio No.5 with harp, Op.125

=={{Cat|Oesten, Theodore}} (1813–1870)==
* The Doll's Dream

=={{Cat|Offenbach, Jacques}} (1819–1880)==
* Les Larmes de Jacqueline [[Les larmes de Jacqueline, Op.76 No.2 (Offenbach, Jacques)|harmonica transcription only]]
* La Vie Parisienne, overture in full score
* Grand duo Concertante for two cellos, parts ''there are 6 opera & 16 books available already''
* Complete Piano Solo Works
* Concerto militaire for cello and orchestra (orchestrated by JM Clément and first published 1980, so no)
* Orphée aux enfers Full Score (not just Overture, but entire work)
* La prière de Moïse
* Rêverie au bord de la mer, andante pour cello & piano (pub.1849 by Vve Launer)
*[[La cigale et la fourmi (Offenbach, Jacques)]] is only one of 6 Fables of La Fontaine

=={{Cat|Oley, Johann Christoph}} (1738–1789)==
* Chorale Prel.

=={{Cat|Ollone, Max d'}} (1875–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Lamento pour Orchestre (1908)
* Fantasie pour harpe chromatique (and string quartet) (published 1908)

=={{Cat|Olsson, Otto}} (1879–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet No.2, Op.27 (1906?1907; pub.1913) in G/ G minor
*Second Symphony - Credo Symphoniacum Op. 50 (1918, pub.1927)
*String Quartet in A minor (1947, pub.1979)
*Organ Symphony No. 1 in E{{flat}} Op. 15 (1902) (it seems, first pub.2005??) (although [[wikipedia:ru:Соната_для_органа|Sonata for organ (Olsson) (Russian)]] suggests 1909 composition and 1913 publication, possibly (or perhaps this article is about organ sonata no.2?)
*Requiem Op.13

=={{Cat|Onslow, George}} (1784–1853)==
*Cello Sonata - which one? we have Op.16 sonatas
*Symphony No.2 in D minor op.42 (pub. Kistner 1832/33 (HMB 1833 p.18), republished recently)
*Symphony No.4 in G major op.71 (pub. Kistner 1847/48 (HMB 1848 p.2)- manuscript at Free Library of Philadelphia.)

=={{Cat|Onslow, Maurice}} (1786–1834)==
* Cantate "Le Sacre de Charles X" (pub.1826) (BdlF has just "Onslow" for composer, Worldcat has Maurice Onslow- his only composition?)

=={{Cat|Oppel, Reinhard}} (1878–1941)==
Also spelled Opel.
*Solo violin sonata in D minor op.12 (pub.1912, Tischer&Jagenburg, and earlier self-published in 1910. BSB has- unscanned in, of course for now - this latter edition) (appears in HMB under "Oppel, Reinhold" but assuming that the composer is the same-Schissel)
*Suite in E minor for solo violin op.19 (pub. 1913. self-published in Kiel apparently? also at BSB.)
*String Quartet "No.4" in F minor, Op.33 (pub.1929, Peters) (his other quartets are in ms e.g. [http://oppel.music.unt.edu/node/1076 here])
*3 Lieder Op.4, pub.1905 (Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Orefice, Giacomo}} (1865–1922)==
*''Il gladiatore'' : dramma lirico in un atto (libretto by Pietro Cossa (1830–1881), pub. 1897? by Bologna: A. Tedeschi.)

=={{Cat|Orellana, Ignatius de}} (1860–1931)==
*String Quartet in G major (pub.1890s)

=={{Cat|Ornstein, Leo}} (1893–2002) ==
All works under copyright worldwide. No posting without written permission from the copyright owner.
Several scores are available from a [http://poonhill.com website] prepared by the composer's son Severo.
*Dance of the Fates (S822)

=={{Cat|Ortells, Antonio Teodoro}} (1649–1706)==
* Oratorio sacro a la Passione de Christo

=={{Cat|Ortiz, Diego}} (1510–1570) ==
* Balleto et Corrento per il violoncello agitona la spinetta

=={{Cat|Ortner, Anton}} (1823–1900)==
* String Quartet in G minor, Op.28 (Falter, 1862)

=={{Cat|Ostrčil, Otakar}} (1879–1935)==
* Honzovo království (Johnny's Kingdom), musical play/opera in 7 scenes, Op.25 (pub. Společnost Otakara Ostrčila, 1936)
* Legenda z Erinu (The Legend of Erin), opera in 4 acts, Op. 19 (pub. 1920 Foerstrova/Foersterova společnost)

=={{Cat|Oswald, Henrique}} (1852–1931)==
* 3 Romances sans paroles, Op. 7
* 2 Valses-caprices, Op.11
* 4 Morceaux, Op.12 (pub. Venturini)
* Molto lento da Quartetto Op.19 (pub. 1896 Gambi) - from Op. 17?
* Piano Quintet in C major, Op.18 (pub.1937) (@FLP main lib.)
* Piano Quintet, Op.18: the slow movement arranged for piano solo by J. Octaviano (pub.1926 Sampaio Araujo, plate 7905)
* Andante estratto dalla sonata op. 18 (same?)
* Romanza dalla sonata per violoncello (pub. Gambi) - from Op.21
* 2 Romances for violin & piano, Op.37 (pub.1908 Bevilacqua)
* Piano Trio, Op.45 (pub.1917/18 by Sampaio Araujo)
* Berceuse No.2 for violin & piano (©1922, Composer's Music)
* Serrana, for piano trio (pub.1927 Ricordi)
* Organ Sonata (pub.1931 Ricordi)
* Missa de Requiem à 4 vozes de Henrique Oswald adaptadas por H. Villa Lobos (pub. Sampaio Araujo & C.)
* Estudo No.3
* Variações sobre um tema de Barrozo Netto
* Improviso, Op.19

=={{Cat|Otaka, Hisatada}} (1911–1951)==
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* ''Sonatine'' for piano (Op.13?) (pub.1965?)
* Flute concerto (if possible)
* Symphony No.1 (if possible)


=={{Cat|Pabst, Paul}} (1854–1897)==
* Six morceaux caractéristiques for Piano, Op. 84

=={{Cat|Pachelbel, Johann}} (1653–1706)==
* Any Preludes, Toccatas, Fantasias, Fugues, Chaconnes, Chorale preludes, Chorale variations, etc. not in [[Orgelkompositionen (Pachelbel, Johann)|DTB]]:
** Preludes and Fugues and other works from Mylau Tabulature
** Works from the Weimarer Orgeltabulatur
** Fantasia (Weimar copy, details unknown)
** Prelude and Fugue c minor P414
* Ciacona (Chaconne)in D minor ''one in that key [[Klavierwerke_(Pachelbel,_Johann)|here]]''
* Ciacona (Chaconne) in D major ''2 are ed. [[Klavierwerke_(Pachelbel,_Johann)|Seifert]], the second, T202, also [[Ciaconas (Pachelbel, Johann)|here]]''
* Sacred Concertos
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SSATB, 2vn, 3va, b.c., d minor P 92, T 396 & 382, WPC 426
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SATB, 2vn, fg, b.c., g minor (no. 1) P 95, T 399, WPC 428
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SSATB, 2vn, va, 2vg, fg, b.c., g minor (no. 2) P 96, T 400, WPC 429
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SSATB, 2vn, 3va, fg, b.c., a minor P 98, T 402, WPC 431
* Deutlich Anweisung. Wie man durchs ganze Jahr bey wehrenden Gottesdienst, so wohl in den Vespern als Tagambt, bey S. Sebald m. der Orgel zu intonieren und zu respondiren sich zu verhalten habe.
* Alle Menschen müssen sterben P 377a T 82 WPC 124

=={{Cat|Pachelbel, Wilhelm Hieronymus}} (1686–1764)==
* Keyboard works (DTB contains some by him)
* {{LinkWork|Prelude in A minor|BWV 923a|Bach|Johann Sebastian|0}} (work also attributed to {{LinkName|Johann Sebastian|Bach}}) -- see Bach's {{NoComp|Prelude in B minor, BWV 923|Bach, Johann Sebastian}} - a score has been uploaded there. Both versions attributed to WH Pachelbel.)

=={{Cat|Pacius, Fredrik}} (1809–1891)==
* Violin concerto (comp.1845, published 1928 in reduction)
* Opera ''Kung Karls jakt'' (1852)

=={{Cat|Paderewski, Ignacy Jan}} (1860–1941)==
* Overture in E-Flat
* Symphony in B Minor (uploaded)
* [[Piano Concerto, Op.17 (Paderewski, Ignacy Jan)|Concerto in A minor Op. 17 for piano and orchestra]] (dedicated to Theodore Leschetitzky), 1882-89 (only arrangement there now as of 2/11 but keep page on watchlist)

=={{Cat|Paër, Ferdinando}} (1771–1839)==
* Cantate La prise d'Alger (published 1830 by Pacini)

=={{Cat|Paganini, Niccolò}} (1782–1840)==
* Duetto Amoroso per violino e chitarra
* Variation on "God Save the Queen", Op. 9
* Violin Concerto No. 1 in D (Eb) Major, Op. 6 (Score)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 in B Minor, Op. 7 (Score)
* Violin Concerto No. 3 in E Major, MS 50
* Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Minor (Score and a better quality version of violin part)
* Violin Concerto No. 6 in E Minor (Score and a better quality version of violin part)
* Caprice no. 24 for violin and piano (Auer/Schumman)
* Violin Concerto No.1 in Eb Major, Op. 6 First Version
* Three Duets For Violin And Bassoon, MS 130
* Couvent Du Mont St. Bernard for violin, orchestra and male chorus, MS67
* Polacca con variazioni in A major, MS 18
* 3 Duetti for Violin & Cello, MS 107

=={{Cat|Pahnke, Woldemar}} (1871–1934)==
* String Quartet in A minor (perf. 1905? Not published until 1934, it seems. Ah well. PD-CA, anyway, if renewed.)

=={{Cat|Paine, John Knowles}} (1839–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.5 - manuscript uploaded. Published score and parts should be PD-US (govt. publication and/or no renewal)
* An Island Fantasy, Op. 44 - Full Score/Orchestral Parts. (Op.44 Poseidon & Amphitrite? or something else??)

=={{Cat|Paisiello, Giovanni}} (1740–1816)==
*La Molinara, vocal score
*I Pittagorici, vocal score and full score
* R 3.02 - La Passione di Nostro Signor Gesù Cristo
* R 3.03 - Passio secundum Mattheum
* R 3.04 - Passio di San Giovanni
* R 3.05 – Il transito di San Luigi Gansaga
* R 3.06 – Cantata fatta in occasione della transalazione del sangue di S. Gennaro
* R 3.07 – Baldassare
* R 3.08 – Cantata per la Sollenità del SS. Corpo di Cristo
* R 3.09 – Cantata per la transalazione del sangue del glorioso martire S. Gennaro
* R 3.11 - Passio per la domenica delle Palme
* R 3.12 - Passio per il venerdi Santo
* R 4.05 - Veni ferox, veni in G minor
* R 4.13 - Messa in Pastorale per il Natale in G major
* R 4.14 - Mass for Passion and Palm Sundays in F major
* R 4.20 - Sitibundi desolati in D minor
* R 4.47 - Laudate pueri in E minor
* R 5.01 - Missa Defunctorum in C minor
* R 5.58 - Stabat Mater del Pergolese in C minor
* R 5.59 - Libera me Domine in D minor
* R 6.17 - Psalm: Laetatus sum in D minor
* R 6.21 - Responsoria Nativitatis Domini in E minor
* R 6.22 - Responsori per la settimana santa
* R 6.23 - Responsori per Giovedi Santo
* R 6.24 - Responsori per Venerdi Santo
* R 6.25 - Lamentazione prima in C major
* R 6.26 - Lamentazione seconda in G major
* R 6.26 - Lamentazione terza in F major
* R 6.28 - Lezione per la sera del Giovedi Santo
* R 6.29 - Christus factus est in A minor
* R 6.30 - Miserere a 5 in D minor
* R 6.31 - Hymn: Pange lingua in C minor
* R 8.10 - [[Harpsichord Concerto in C major (Paisiello, Giovanni)|Keyboard Concerto No.1 in C major]]
* R 8.11 - Keyboard Concerto No.2 in F major ''?= [[Harpsichord Concerto in F major (Paisiello, Giovanni)]] ?''
* R 8.14 – Collection of rondos and capriccios for keyboard
* R 8.15 - Keyboard Concerto No.3 in A major
* R 8.16 - Keyboard Concerto No.4 in G minor
* R 8.17 - Keyboard Concerto No.5 in D major
* R 8.18 - Keyboard Concerto No.6 in B flat major
* R 8.19 - Keyboard Concerto No.7 in A major
* R 8.20 - [[Keyboard Concerto in C major (Paisiello, Giovanni)|Keyboard Concerto No.8 in C major]]
* R 8.22 – Marche funèbre pour le Général Hoche in C minor
* R 8.25 - Symphony in {{K|C}}
* R E.02 - Sinfonia in {{K|Eb}}

=={{Cat|Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da}} (1525 or 1526–1594)==
* Christus factus es[t], listed among dubious in NG: MÜs 1244 =Münster Diözesan-Bibliothek

=={{Cat|Palicot, Georges}} (1863–1921)==
* Grand Solo pathétique (Sapho) for cello and piano (pub.1893, Paris: Voiry)
* Other cello/piano works

=={{Cat|Palmgren, Selim}} (1878–1951)==
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*Ungarischer Tanz for Piano (may be in copyright, since it may be posthumous?)
*Rondo a Capriccio, Op.49b or Op.53 (Published ca.1930 by London : Augener)
*Ballad with Theme and Variations for Piano, Op.18 (lost? I know it was published because it is mentioned in literature, but not even WorldCat has it, and I can find no signs that it exists today.)
*En pastoral i 3 scener, Op.50 (piano/orchestra versions) (Piano version published ca.1920 by Kbh. (also Leipzig or Frankfurt) : Wilhelm Hansen)
*Piano Concerto No.4, ''April'', Op.85 (©1931)
*New Piano Sketches, Op.87

=={{Cat|Pals, Leopold van der}} (1882–1966)==
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(also Leopold van Gilse van der Pals)
* Concertpiece in B minor, Op.10 (©1912)
* Rhapsodie Op.73 (published n.d.1931 (see HMB 1931, 90))

=={{Cat|Panofka, Heinrich}} (1807–1887)==

=={{Cat|Pape, Ludwig}} (1809–1855)==
*String Quartet No.1 in F, Op.6 (p.1833)
*String Quintet (2 Vcl.) (1834)
*Quartet No.2, Op.10 (1841) (Hofmeister 2587)
*Quartet No.3 (pub.1845)
*4 Works for 4 Cellos (posthumous?)
*Elegie for Cello and Piano (at Universiteit van Amsterdam, Centrale Bibliotheek)
*Symphony in D major (Detmold Library) (1837) (see {{RISMc|464122773|D-B Mus.ms.autogr. Pape, L. 1 M}} - digitized score)

=={{Cat|Pâque, Désiré}} (1867–1939)==
*Violin Sonata No.2, Op.32, p1898 (Juilliard Lib has a copy. Poss A minor?)
*10 Pieces for organ, Op.57
*Symphonie No.1 for organ, Op.67, p1911
*Piano Sonata No.1, Op.68, p1912
*Piano Sonata No.3, Op.70, p1912
*5 Pieces for Organ, Op.88
*2 Pieces for Organ, Op.112
*Requiem, Op.41, p.1912
*2 petits quatuors pour quatre voix de femmes, Op.120 (p.1933, Schneider)
*10 Atonal pieces for piano for youth, Op.106 (p.1930, Schneider)
*7 Lieder, Op.48 (published 1912, Simrock)

=={{Cat|Paradies, Pietro Domenico}} (1709–1791)==
* Cantatas
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Parent, Armand}} (1863–1934)==
* Piano Quintet (if extant)
* 2 String Quartets (if extant)
* Romances without words Opp.3&4 (pub. 1891?)

=={{Cat|Parish-Alvars, Elias}} (1808–1849)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.90 (solo part at least) (compare to op81?)
* Concerto for 2 Harps and Orchestra in d minor Op. 91

=={{Cat|Parlow, Albert}} (1824–1888)==
* Grand Festival March (Grosse Festmarsch), Op.140 (for orchestra), published 1870 by Hainauer

=={{Cat|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} (1848–1918)==
* {{NoComp|Songs of Farewell|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}}, 1918 (6 a cappella motets: My soul, there is a country (SATB) / I know my soul hath power (SATB) / Never weather-beaten sail (SSATB) / There is an old belief (SSATBB) / At the round earth's imagined corners (SSAATTBB) / Lord, let me know mine end (SATB/SATB)) (we have no.3 published 1916.)
* {{NoComp|I was Glad|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} (original scoring and revision history a bit murky)
* Symphony no. 4 in E minor (dedicated to Hans Richter?)
* Organ Works ({{NoComp|3 Chorale Fantasias|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}}, {{NoComp|Chorale Preludes|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}}, 14 {{NoComp|Chorale Preludes|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}}, {{NoComp|Toccata and Fugue 'The Wanderer'|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} published in 1921, {{NoComp|Fantasia and Fugue, Op.188|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} in G. (1877, 1882, 1912), but leaving Elegy in A major (1922) (Editor's note. composed posthumously? what a prodigally remarkable piece! though-- there is an {{NoComp|Elegy|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} in A-flat major (1913) published 1922 but this cannot be what you mean? also a {{NoComp|Elegie|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} (1918) for organ in C major not published until 2018?)
* Manuscripts of the 3 string quartets and quintet (the quintet, the nonet of 1877, and the 3rd piano trio (in G) (1889-90 rev 1893, later revised for publication by Emily Daymond but not published) are at RCM. None of these works were published at all or until fairly recently.) A typeset of the capriccio from the trio is available from the RCM library but that work is otherwise just in ms. One exception is the string quintet in E-flat, which was published by Novello in 1909 (it would be nice to have this).
* Sonnets & Songs without Words for piano (3 books) - Lamborn Cock (sets 1-2 1869, set 3 1875)

=={{Cat|Pasquini, Bernardo}} (1637–1710)==
* Keyboard works
* Organ works
* Oratorios
* Sonate per gravecembalo (1702) composte dal Sig. Bernardo Pasquini, e scritte di sua mano in questo libro.

=={{Cat|Pasquini, Ercole}} (ca.1560–1619)==
* 6 Toccatas
* 2 Durezze
* 9 or 10 Canzonas
* 5 sets of variations
* 3 dances

=={{Cat|Pauer, Ernst}} (1826–1905)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.45 (1853, pub.1855)
* Deux Sonates pour le piano, à l'usage des commençants, Op.38 (pub.1855, Schott)

=={{Cat|Paumgartner, Hans}} (1843–1896)==
* Piano Quartet (pub.1888)

=={{Cat|Pazdírek, Bohumil}} (1839–1919)==
* Piano Quintet in E{{flat}} major, Op.60 (p.1870 - pseud. as J.P. Gotthard)
* Violin Sonata in C, Op.77 (pub.1877 by Haslinger, pseud.)

=={{Cat|Pejačević, Dora}} (1885–1923)==
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.29 (pub.1913 by Rózsavölgyi, plate 3589)
*Sonate Slave (vn/pf), Op.43 (pub.1919)
*Violin Sonata, Op.26 (1909, pub.1911. Repub.1995.)
*Symphony Op.41 (pub. by 1923 but n.d.?)
*Canzonetta for violin, op.8 (pub. by Budapest: Harmonia, ca.1901 judging from plate?)
*Intermezzo, Op.38 for piano (pub.1922 or 1923 by Robert Forberg) (see {{HMBref|1923|12}})

=={{Cat|Pepusch, John Christopher}} (1667–1752)==
* Organ works ''(are there such among the misc. kbd. mentioned in NG article?)''
* Sacred Vocal works ''(O Praise the Lord on p. 22 of [[Divine Harmony, 2nd Collection (Various)]]''
* The Death of Dido
* Menaloas ''Menalcas is Cantata IV in [[6 English Cantatas, Book 2 (Pepusch, John Christopher)]]''

=={{Cat|Peraut, Mathieu}} (fl.1797–1804)==
* Méthode pour la Flûte (Paris, c.1800)

=={{Cat|Perger, Richard von}} (1854–1911)==
* Serenade for Cello and String Orchestra, Op.21
* Violin Concerto in C minor, Op.22 (at FLP)
* Operas (e.g. Das stählerne Stross, pub.1904 by Eberle)
* 3 Duets for soprano and alto with piano (published 1906 by Bosworth)

=={{Cat|Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1736)==
* Sonata ''(in stile di Concerto)'' in Eb Major for Violin with accomp. of 2 Violins, Viola and Basso continuo
* "Tilge, Höchster, meine Sünden" (Bach arrangement of Stabat mater), BWV 1083 (Full Score and Manuscript).
* Violin Concerto in B Flat Major-string orchestra
* Violin Sonata in E major

=={{Cat|Perinello, Carlo}} (1877–1942)==
*Piano Quintet in B minor, Op.7 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Perkins, Charles Callahan}} (1823–1886)==
*String Quartet No.1?
*String Quartet No.3 in E major, Op.9 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1854)
*Pensées musicales for violin and piano, Op.11 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1855)

=={{Cat|Perosi, Lorenzo}} (1872–1956)==
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* La Passione di Cristo (1897)
* La Trasfigurazione di Cristo (1898)
* La Risurrezione di Lazzaro (1898)
* La Risurrezione di Cristo (1898)
* Il Natale del Redentore (1899)
* La Strage degli Innocenti (1900)
* Dies Iste (pub. ca. 1905)
* Theme and Variations for Violin and Piano (©1914)
* String Quartet No.3 in G (published in 1931 by [[Ricordi]]. PD-CA)

=={{Cat|Perti, Giacomo Antonio}} (1661–1756)==
* Oratorio della Passione, 1685
* La Passione di Cristo, 1694
* Cristo al Limbo, 1698
* Gesù al Sepolcro, 1703
* La Sepoltura di Cristo, 1704
* La Passione di Cristo, 1721
* Oratorio della nascita del Signore, no date
* La sepoltura di Cristo, non datato (differente da Bologna, 1704; attribuito a Perti, possibile rielaborazione di un lavoro di Giacomo Cesare Predieri; tramandato anche col titolo spurio di San Giovanni)
* 28 Masses
* Sonatas and Sinfonias for Instruments

=={{Cat|Pescetti, Giovanni Battista}} (1704–1766)==
* Conquista del vello d'oro (published 1739, London, as The conquest of the golden fleece.)
* 4 lavori per organo
* 2 Sonate per clavicembalo
* Lezione per tastiera

=={{Cat|Pessard, Émile}} (1843–1917)==
* 2nd Grande valse de concert, Op.99 (pub.1893); similar works
* Tartarin sous les alpes, entr'acte symphonique pour orchestre (pub.1890, Margueritat) (also generally Emile Pessard's incidental music for Charles de Courcy and Henri Bocage's comedy "Tartarin sur[?] les Alpes" (some published also in 1888))

=={{Cat|Peterka, Rudolf}} (1894–1933)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (pub.1924?)
* Triumph des Lebens : ein rhapsodisches Vorspiel, Op. 8 (pub.1922?)
* Die letzte Sonne : Ode von Verhaeren ; für mittlere Singstimme, Cello und Klavier. Steingräber (ed. 03020), 1920 or 1921

=={{Cat|Peters, Guido}} (1866–1937)==
* Symphonies (no.1 in E or C? "Landliche" 1889/90, no.2 in E minor Op.11 1900{{EN}}1903 (manuscript), no.3 in {{K|f#}} 1914{{EN}}18, pub. 1920, republished 2017 by MPH Munich) (acc. ÖBL/OBVSG)

*Piano Trio (ms 1889)
*Cello Sonata in C major, Op.7 (manuscript 1894-5.)
*Piano Concerto (ms @ ÖNB) (also, concerto in D 1882 ms @ ÖNB)

=={{Cat|Peters, Rudolf}} (1902–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} Born in Gelsenkirchen in 1902. ([http://bmlo.de/p0277 BMLO].)
* 5 Fantasiestück for piano, Op.2 (©1918)
* Cello Sonata, Op.3 (©1919)
* Piano Sonata in E minor, Op.5 (published by Simrock, 1921)
* Violin Sonata in C, Op.1 (©1918, Simrock)
* Violin Sonata in G, Op.9 (©1923)
* Fantasy in G-sharp minor for piano, Op.7 (published 1921)
* String Quartet, Op.8 (©1923)
* Funfzehn Variationen über ein eigenes Thema, C moll : für zwei Klaviere vierhändig, Op.10 (©1923)
* Fantasie-Präludium : für Orgel : Op.15 (©1926) (PD-US in 2022?)

=={{Cat|Petersenn, Georg von}} (1849–1930)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.3 (ca.1883)
* 6 Etudes for piano (w/o opus?) (Leipzig: Forberg, 1876)

=={{Cat|Peterson-Berger, Wilhelm}} (1867–1942)==
* Frösöblomster II and III (Piano parts)
* Symphonies
* Various piano works published by Hachette of Paris in 1907 (Esquisses musicales, Op.13 ; Morceaux lyriques; Canzonetta ; 4 Poèmes de danse)

=={{Cat|Petrali, Vincenzo}} (1830–1889)==
* Any organ works - Please, look again!

=={{Cat|Petrini-Zamboni, Nicola}} (1785–1849)==
* 3 String Quartets (pub. under Zamboni) (published Hofmeister, 1845)

=={{Cat|Petrucci, Ottaviano}} (1466–1539)==
* Canti B
* Canti C

=={{Cat|Pfeiffer, Georges Jean}} (1835–1908)==
* Sonata for 2 Pianos, Op.65 (pub.1879)
* Piano Concerto No.1, Op.11 (pub.1859)
* Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op.86 (ca.1875)
* Piano Trio No.1, Op.14 (pub.1862 by Brandus & Dufour) (Sibley has. Plate 10479)
* Marine, étude symphonique, Op.131 (pub. in arrangement in 1893 by Dupont)
* Cello (or Violin) Sonata, Op.28 (pub. [[Heu]], 1866)
* Legende, fantaisie symphonique pour piano, orchestre et grand orgue (ad libitum) op. 138 (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Pfitzner, Hans}} (1869–1949)==
* Scherzo in C minor (1887 or 1888, published 1920 by Brockhaus (some sources give 1888.))
* Cello Concerto in A minor (1888–89, but published 1989, so copyright for a long time)
* Palestrina - PD-CA/EU-only full score; vocal score will probably be PD-US-only at best for some time - see workpage.
* Das Herz (full and vocal score)

=={{Cat|Philip, Achille}} (1878–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(© in EU until 2029 inclusive)
* Lied for organ (1911)
* Variations sur le noël «Il est né le divin enfant»
* Cinq Petites Pièces Faciles sur des Noëls Provençaux
* Postlude: Carillons

=={{Cat|Philipp, Isidor}} (1863–1958)==
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* Novelette for piano (pub. Durand, ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Philips, Peter}} (ca.1561–1628)==
*[[Gemmulae Sacrae (Philips, Peter)|''Gemmulae Sacrae'']] is currently represented by only one partbook, and its sequel
*[[Deliciae sacrae (Philips, Peter)|''Deliciae sacrae binis et ternis vocibus cum basso continuo organum'']] is completely lacking, as is
*[[Paradisus sacris (Philips, Peter)|''Paradisus sacris cantionibus consitus, una, duabus et tribus vocibus decantantis'']] (1628) and
*[[Cantiones Sacræ... (Philips, Peter)|''Cantiones Sacrae Quinis Vocibus'']] (1612)

=={{Cat|Piazzano, Geremia}} (1841–1921)==
* Note Radioattive, Capriccio per Pianoforte

=={{Cat|Piazzolla, Astor}} (1921–1992)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Piazzolla can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2043'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2041 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Piccinini, Alessandro}} (1566–1639)==
* Toccata für Laute Nr. 13

=={{Cat|Piccinni, Niccolò}} (1728–1800)==
*Nitteti, Naples 1757, manuscript scores from Biblioteca do Palácio Nacional da Ajuda (P-La, shelfmarks 46-I-21 a 23 & 46-I-18 a 20). Partially uploaded to the appropriate page, perhaps will be further uploaded eventually.

=={{Cat|Piccone, Francesco}} (1685–1745)==

=={{Cat|Pichl, Vaclav}} (1741–1805)==
* 6 Trios concertans, Op.7 (published ca.1783 by [[J. J. Hummel]]) (cello part uploaded)
* Symphony in D "Diana", ZakP 16

=={{Cat|Pick-Mangiagalli, Riccardo}} (1882–1949)==
* Fêtes galantes (pour chant et piano) (©1912)
* Il Salice d'oro (Die goldene Weide). Favola musicale (©1914)
* Il carillon magico (©1919)
* Sumitra. Leggenda monomimica indiana - Légende monomimique hindoue, di Carlo Clausetti (©1920)
* Notturno e rondò fantastico, Op.28 (©1921) (possibly never in copyright in the US because the same study-score seems to have been published with 1921 and 1923 (c)s? Anycase, not an issue now)
* Mahit : novella mimo-sinfonica in due quadri (©1923)
* Basi e Bote : Commedia in tre atti (text by Boito) (©1923)
* Sortilegi : poema sinfonico per pianoforte e orchestra, Op.39 (©1924)
* Humoresque, Op.35 for piano and orchestra (published 1933 or earlier)

=={{Cat|Piel, Peter}} (1835–1904)==
* Op.6 - Vorspielbuch enthaltend Orgelvorspiele zu den gebräuchlichsten katholischen Kirchenliedern insbesondere zu sämtlichen Gesängen des Kölner Diözesanbuches. CVK No.209 Band 1. & Band 2.-(Cöln: Tonger 1873); Band 3.-(Düsseldorf: Schwann 1895).
* Op.37 - 12 Orgel-Trio zum Studium und zu kirchlichem Gebrauche. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1884).
* Op.75 - 12 Orgel-Trio über Motive aus liturgischen Gesängen. Zum Studium u. zu kirchlichem Gebrauche. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1895). CVK No.1766
* Op.76 - 64 Stücke in den alten Tonarten f. Org. od. Harm. zum Studium u. zu kirchlichem Gebrauche. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1896). CVK No.1918
* Op.113 - Kurze Orgelsätze. CVK No.3143

=={{Cat|Pierné, Gabriel}} (1863–1937)==
*{{LinkWork|Piano Concerto|Op.12|Pierné|Gabriel|0}} - full score, orchestra parts

=={{Cat|Pierné, Paul}} (1874–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Messe à 4 voix, soli et choeurs avec accompagnement d'orgue ( & harpe, violon, violoncelle) (Senart, 1920)
* Shéhérazade. Suite de trois mélodies. Paroles de Tristan Klingsor. L. Grus, 1924 (PD-CA; PD-US from 2020)
* Élégie and Indolence, trios, pour piano, violon et violoncelle, avec contrebasse (ad lib) and for violon, violoncelle et contrebasse (respectively) (Salabert, 1924. PD-CA ; PD-US from 2020)
* 3 trios (with names) pour piano, violon et violoncelle avec contrebasse ad lib. (Salabert, 1925, PD-CA-only until 2021, etc.)
* Cléopâtre, poème symphonique, pour orchestre, avec piano conducteur (Salabert, 1925)
* Pastorale pour orchestre avec piano conducteur (Salabert, 1928). (Is this an arrangement of the Pastorale for organ (1914) or an earlier version of the later fantasy-pastoral for oboe and piano which we already have?...)
* Psaume XXIV, pour solo, choeurs à quatre voix mixtes avec accompagnement d'orchestre et d'orgue (Salabert, ©1933, PD-CA-only until 2029 under present law. Versions for voice, chorus and piano and for voice and piano can be found at various libraries- to consult the originals may have to check with {{WC|724973508|Salabert}}. Link gives the orchestration.)

=={{Cat|Pingoud, Ernest}} (1887–1942)==
* Mysterium, Op.13 (1919)
* Extinguished Torches, Op. 14 (1919)
* Symphony No.1, Op.18 (1920)
* Symphony No.2, Op.20 (1921)
* The Prophet, Op.21 (1921)
Many of his works seem to have been left in ms until publication by FMIC in/after 1990-odd, incl syms??-ES

=={{Cat|Piot, Julien}} (1850–1923)==
* Several violin concertos (Self-published, at least one in 1887. @ BNF, Dutch libraries)
* 42 Etudes-caprices (pub.1907)
* Suites for violin and piano (some published posthumously)
* Violin concertinos

=={{Cat|Pischna, Josef}} (1826–1896)==
* Preparatory Exercises
* The Little Pischna

=={{Cat|Pitt, Percy}} (1869–1932)==
*Paolo and Francesca; symphonic impressions for orchestra, Op.35 (©1902)
*Ballade for solo violin and orchestra, Op.17 (©1900)
*Serenade for small orchestra, Op.39 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Piutti, Carl}} (1846–1902)==

=={{Cat|Pixis, Johann Peter}} (1788–1874)==
* Piano Concerto in C, Op. 100 [Full Score or 2-piano reduction] (pub.1828)
* Double Concerto for Violin & Piano [Full Score or parts] (see Pixis category for notes on this "piece", actually a (modern?) arrangement of one of his piano trios)
*Piano Quintet Op. 99 complete violin part (page 10~ is missing)

=={{Cat|Pizzetti, Ildebrando}} (1880–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 pieces for piano (pub. Williams, 1911)
* Debora e Jaéle : dramma in tre atti (©1922)
* Fedra : tragedia (©1913)
* Rondò veneziano : per orchestra (©1930)
* Piano Trio (©? 1925)
* String Quartet No.2 in D (©1933/4?)
* Cello Concerto in D (©1935)
* Concerto dell'estate per orchestra (©1924, PD-US 2020?)
* Canti della Stagione Alta

=={{Cat|Plaidy, Louis}} (1810–1874)==
* Der Clavierlehrer

=={{Cat|Planchet, Dominique Charles}} (1857–1946)==
* Capriccio for violin and piano (pub.1888)

=={{Cat|Platen, Horst}} (1884–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Opera "Heilige Morgen" (©1919)

=={{Cat|Platti, Giovanni Benedetto}} (1697–1763)==
* Stabat Mater Dolorosa
* Concerti grossi, after op. 5 of {{LinkName|Arcangelo|Corelli}}
* Concerto in C minor for piano, strings and orchertra - orig . harpsichord concerto IP49. We have this.
* Konzert für Oboe, Streicher und b.c.
* 16 Konzerte für obligates Violoncello, Streicher und Bass
* 9 Konzerte für Violoncello concertato, Streicher und Bass
* 2 Oratorien, Franchonia cristiana und Sant'Elena a calvario, 1732
* Sonatas for cello and B.C.

=={{Cat|Pleyel, Camille}} (1788–1855)==
* Thème varié pour le piano et violoncelle ou violon (co-composed poss. with Charles-Nicolas Baudiot acc. to BNF?) (pub.1819)
* Op.1 - Rondeau parisien, pour le pianoforte (pub. by I[gnaz?] Pleyel)
* Op.1 - 3 Piano Trios (pub. by I. Pleyel)
* Op.2 - Violin Sonata
* Op.3 - Piano Quartet (pub. 1819 by I. Pleyel)
* Cello Sonata (Op.6?) (pub.1821 by I. Pleyel)

=={{Cat|Plumhof, Henri}} (1836–1914)==
* Ode helvétique, Op.14 (pub.1887)
* String quartets in G minor and D major (autographs at Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire, Lausanne)

=={{Cat|Pogozhev, Vladimir}} (1851–1935)==
* Polonaise for orchestra, Op.11 (published 1912)

=={{Cat|Polignac, Edmond de}} (1834–1901)==
* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1864, Richault)

=={{Cat|Pollain, Fernand}} (1879–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Etude "Les bavardes" for cello and piano (©1922, Senart)

=={{Cat|Pollini, Francesco}} (1762–1846)==
* Methodo pel clavicembalo (c.1811)

=={{Cat|Ponce, Manuel}} (1882–1948)==
* Sonata romántica for solo guitar
* Variations and fugue on 'La Folia'

=={{Cat|Ponchielli, Amilcare}} (1834–1886)==
* [[La Gioconda, Op.9 (Ponchielli, Amilcare)|La Gioconda]], all instrument parts

=={{Cat|Popp, Wilhelm}} (1828–1902)==
* Kleines Flötenkonzert, Op.438 (pub. in reduction by Otto Forberg, 1893. Flute/orchestra score and parts @ Fleisher Collection.)

=={{Cat|Popper, David}} (1843–1913)==
*Requiem, Op.66 (full orchestra score and orch. parts)
*Concerto No. 4 Op. 72 (Full orchestra score and parts, published 1900)
*Concerto No. 2 Op. 24 (Orchestra parts, published 1880)

=={{Cat|Porpora, Nicola Antonio}} (1686–1766)==
* Gedeone
* Il martirio di Santa Eugenia
* I martìri di San Giovanni Nepomuceno
* Il verbo incarnato
* Davide
* Il trionfo della divina giustizia
* 6 sinfonie da camera a 3, op. 2 (1736, Londra)
* Ouverture roiale per orchestra (1763)
* Concerto in sol maggiore per violoncello e archi
* Concerto per flauto e archi
* 2 fughe per clavicembalo
* complete violin sonatas

=={{Cat|Porretti, Domenico}} (1720–1783)==
(yes, approximate dates)
* Sonate per violoncello
* Concerto per violoncello in G major

=={{Cat|Porter, Quincy}} (1897–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Ukrainian Suite for strings (C.C. Birchard/Eastman, ©1927)
* Violin Sonata No.2 (1929. Schirmer, ©1933)
* String Quartet No.4 (©1931/1942)
* String Quartet No.5 (New York, American Composers Alliance [©1935])
* String Quartet No.3 (©1936)
* String Quartet No.6 (©1937)
* Suite for viola alone (")
* Symphony No.1 (©1938)
* Music for Strings (©1941)
* String Quartet No.7 (©1944)
* Viola Concerto (©1948)
* Duo for Viola and Harp (©1957)

=={{Cat|Porumbescu, Ciprian}} (1853–1883)==
Many of these works may not have been published until fairly recently?
*Romanian Rhapsody for orchestra
*Reveria for violin and piano
*Dorul for violin and piano
*O Sara Pe Stana for piano
*Dimineata pe Tampa (Morning on Tampa) for piano
*Hora Brasovului for piano
*Zana Dunari (Danube Fairy) for piano
*Nocturnes for piano
*String Quintet
*The paraphrase on a Musical Theme for orchestra
*The Altar of Putna Monastery for voice and piano
*The Prisoner's Sigh for voice and piano
*The Priests Daughter for voice and piano
*Eu te Iubiam (I loved you) for voice and piano
*Dormi Usor (Serenada) for choir
*Any other chamber music or choral works

=={{Cat|Pössinger, Franz Alexander}} (1767–1827)==
*String Quintets, Op.3 (pub.ca.1802)

=={{Cat|Post, Max}} (1875–1948)==
*Sursum corda : für Violine und Klavier - Frankfurt : Kastl, [um 1915]
*Serenade : für Violine und Klavier Frankfurt : Kastl, [um 1921]
*Arr cello, arr pno (Bratfisch 1921)
*Romanze : für Violine und Klavier - Frankfurt : Kastl, [um 1915]
*Violinschule Zurich Hug 1915

=={{Cat|Poulenc, Francis}} (1899–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*{{LinkWorkN|7 Répons des ténèbres|FP 181|Poulenc|Francis|0}} (1961), FP 181 – chorus parts uploaded; full score desired
* Orchestral/ensemble versions of the {{NoCompS|Cocardes|Poulenc, Francis|omit=, FP 16}} and {{NoCompS|Litanies à la Vierge Noire|Poulenc, Francis|omit=, FP 82}}, etc.

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Hieronymus}} (1560–1629)==
* Organ and Keyboard works
* Masses
* Magnificat settings
* Kyries

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Hieronymus (II)}} (ca. 1620–?)==
* Any works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Hieronymus (III)}} (1614–1629)==
* Organ works
* Sacred vocal works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Jacob}} (1586–1651)==
* Organ and Keyboard works
* Sacred vocal works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Jakob (I)}} (1520–1586)==
* Any works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Johannes}} (1595–1660)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Michael}} (1571–1621)==
* ''[[Terpsichore, Musarum Aoniarum (Praetorius, Michael)|Terpsichore]]'' (see also [[:Category:Pieces from 'Terpsichore' arranged by Michael Praetorius]]

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Michael (II)}} (ca. 1587–1624)==
* Any works

=={{Cat|Pratsch, Johann Gottfried}} (1750–1818)==
(See [[wikipedia:Johann Gottfried Pratsch|Wikipedia]]. Also Jan or Ivan Bohumír Práč.) Dates are approximate. From Silesia to Russia.
* Piano Sonata in C, Op.1
* Cello Sonata in A minor, Op.6
* Fandango, Op.2 (pub. by Gerstenberg)

=={{Cat|Pratt, Silas Gamaliel}} (1846–1916)==
* Symphony No.1 in E minor (1870, premiered? 1871 Berlin)
* Symphony No.2 "Prodigal Son" Op.33 in A (1875?, premiered 1876 Berlin)
* Symphony No.3 (or Suite) "Tempest" (1885)

=={{Cat|Preyer, Gottfried}} (1807–1901)==
* Symphony No.1 in D minor, Op.16 (published 1839 by Diabelli)
* Missa solennis, Op.70 (published 1855)
* Messe in Es, Op.71 (published 1855)
* Mass No.4 in D, Op.73 (published 1894 or earlier)
* Sprache der Liebe. Gedicht v. Kilzer, Op.73 (also) (published 1856)
* Militär-Jubelfest-Marsch f. gr. Orch (published 1898 or 1899)

=={{Cat|Příhoda, Váša}} (1900–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Caprice for violin and piano (©1926 by Fürstner. PD-CA only probably)

=={{Cat|Prohaska, Carl}} (1869–1927)==
(BSB has digitized his "Sechs Gedichte von Richard Dehmel", Op.17, ©1920)
* String Quintet, Op.16 (w/db.) (pub.1919. Zürich: Musikhaus Hüni.) (@FLP)
* Serenade for small orchestra, Op.24
* Piano Trio in F, Op.15 (©1919)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.1 (©1898)
* String Quartet, Op.4 (©1902)

=={{Cat|Prokofiev, Sergey}} (1891–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Alexander Nevsky Op.78 -full score for first movement and parts available
* Cinderella Orchestral Suites No.2 Op.108, No.3 Op.109
* Romeo and Juliet symphonic suites No 1, 2, and 3
* Scythian Suite - parts and score -string parts uploaded
* Violin Sonata in F minor Op.80
* The tale of the stone flower op. 118 - complete orchestral score
* Le pas d'acier, op. 41 (pub.1929 in reduction)
* Na strazhe mira, Op.124 (pub.1952)
* Cello Concerto Op. 58 (predecessor of the Sinfonia-Concertante Op. 125) Reduction, Full score, and Solo Part

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* L'ange de feu/The Fiery Angel, Op.37 (1920-26) (opera) (-probably- in copyright for now since, it seems?, first published, aside from ms materials, in 1965 (not counting a suite, if you want to count his 3rd symphony as a suite!). Premiered 1955.) (Worldcat does list a [[Gutheil]] vocal score that was printed for rehearsal in the 1920s apparently, so maybe this belongs up there...)

=={{Cat|Prout, Ebenezer}} (1835–1909)==
*Op.32 Romance for the Viola with Pianoforte accompaniment. -- London : Augener & Co, [1900]
*Op.5 . Organ concerto no.1 in one movement in E minor (1870/premiered 1872/pub. 1873)
*Op.35. Organ concerto no.2 in E{{flat}} (pub. by 1909)
*Op.4. Organ sonata (published 1872/3)

=={{Cat|Prudent, Émile}} (1817–1863)==
* Piano Concerto No.2 "La prairie", Op.48: orchestra score and parts, if have ever been written
* Les trois rêves, Op.67, for piano & orch.: orchestra score and parts, if have ever been written
* 6 Morceaux, Op.21, other than No.4

=={{Cat|Prume, François}} (1816–1849)==
*Concertino for violin, Op.4
*Morceaux de Concert (Concerto no. 2), Op.8
*Concerto héroïque, Op.11: full orchestral score and parts
*1er Duo de Concert for two violins, Op.18 (@ Libray of Royal Conservatory of Liège)
*2ème Duo de Concert à la champêtre for two violins, Op19

=={{Cat|Puccini, Giacomo}} (1858–1924)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Preludio sinfonico, Orchestra (expecially Strings and brasses sheets)
* E l'uccellino, Song
* 3 Minuetti for String Quartet
* [[Crisantemi (Puccini, Giacomo)|Chrisanthemums]]

=={{Cat|Puchat, Max}} (1859–1919)==
*Overture on a Nordic Theme, Op.22 (pub.1890)
*Piano Sonata, Op.3
*Euphorion, Op.14 (Tondichtung)

=={{Cat|Pugni, Cesare}} (1802–1870)==
* Ondine, ou la Naiade (1843) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Six from La Vivandiere (1844) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Pugno, Raoul}} (1852–1914)==
* Piano Sonata in D minor (pub.1873, Wintringer)
* Le Retour d'Ulysse (opera, vocal score published 1889?)

=={{Cat|Purcell, Henry}} (1659–1695)==
* The Fairy Queen (First edition published in 2009)
:?? Please clarify: there’s been a published edition of this '''long''' before 2009 (pub. Novello). Do you want this or the new 2009 edition by Bruce Wood and Andrew Pinnock — which is unlikely to be permitted. PML
* Come, ye Sons of Art, Z 323
:See my edition over at [[cpdl:Come, ye Sons of Art, Z 323 (Henry Purcell)|CPDL]]. One day I might get around to uploading it here… PML
* So when the glitt'ring Queen of Night, movement 9 from Yorkshire Feast Song, Z.333. Vocal and any instrumental parts.
* "We come"(no joy like this...) from The Libertine, Z.600
* Welcome to all the pleasures (Ode to St. Cecilia) Z.339
* Service in B{{flat}}, Z.230
* Ode, "Love's goddess sure was blind" Z 331 (1692)


=={{Cat|Quagliati, Paolo}} (1555–1628)==
* Recercate et canzone per sonare et cantare. Libro 1 a 4 voci. (1601)
* Madrigali a quattro voci. 1. : Concertati per cantar con l'Instromento, con vn Libro, separato doue stà il Basso seguito... (1608)
* Motecta Octonis et Psalmus Dixit Dn̄s : duodenis vocibus : una cum basso ad organum : cantus II chori (Romae : Apud Io: Baptistam Robletum, 1612.)

=={{Cat|Quantz, Johann Joachim}} (1697–1773)==
*Flute Sonatas
*Flute Concerti
*Concerto For Flute In G Minor QV5:192 (Flute/Piano)
* Flute concerti in C minor
* Flute concerti in D minor
* Flute concerti in E minor
* Flute concerti in G minor
* Flute concerti in A minor
* Flute concerti in B minor
* QV 6:3 - Concerto No. 59 for flute, oboe and violin in E minor
* QV 6:4 - Pastorale in G major

=={{Cat|Quilter, Roger}} (1877–1953)==
* 2 Impressions for Piano (1. In a Gondola; 2. Lanterns)

=={{Cat|Raasted, Niels Otto}} (1888–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.2 in D minor, Op.19 (published 1921 by F.E.C. Leuckart)
* String Quartet No.3 in E minor, Op.28 (published 1923, parts; 1930, student score) (dedicated to Rudolf Sophus Bergh. Leuckart, plate FECL 8116 on parts @ OPC4 at LBMV.)
* Organ Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.23

=={{Cat|Rachmaninoff, Sergei}} (1873–1943)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Solo Piano part of piano concerti
* 1 piano version of all concerti
* Transcriptions - Kreisler's ''Liebesfreud'' and ''Liebeslied'' (1925?)
* Youth symphony
* Melodie in D major for cello and piano (1890) 
* The Miserly Knight, Op. 24 (full score) - the other two operas are here
* Prelude for Cello and Piano, Op.2 No.1 (1892)
* Vocalise, Op.34, No.14 arranged by Jules Conus for violin, cello and piano (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1928)
These works under copyright worldwide. No posting without written permission from the copyright owner.
* Daisies for violin and piano (transcribed by Heifetz)

* Piano Concerto No. 4 Full Score (1st Version)

=={{Cat|Racquet, Charles}} (1597–1664)==
* 12 Duos for Organ (For 2 voices actually... done!)

=={{Cat|Radeck, Johann Martin}} (ca. 1623–1684)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Radecke, Robert}} (1830–1911)==
* Piano Trio, Op.30 (Berlin: Trautwein, 1865)
* Am Strande, Op.40 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1875) - ''overture for orchestra''
* Capriccio in C minor for Orchestra (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1892)

=={{Cat|Radecke, Rudolf}} (1829–1893)==
Older brother of {{LinkComp|Robert|Radecke}} (1830–1911). See [[Talk:List of compositions by Robert Radecke]] for an ulterior motive for my interest here: worklist ambiguity, reduction of.-Schissel
14? published works with opus number (and a couple apparently without) of which
*Psalm 23, Op.13 (pub.1877)
*Zwei Lieder (Trinklied ; Morgenwanderung) f. vierstimm. Männerchor, Op.14 (pub.1891, Challier & Co.) seem the most interesting offhand.

=={{Cat|Radecki, Olga von}} (1858–1933)==
* Piano Trio (ms? ca.1889?)

=={{Cat|Radeglia, Vittorio}} (1863–1941)==
* Berceuse, Op.1 (p.1886)
* Cello Sonata, Op.27 (p.1901) (may be lost?)
* Suite for piano, Op.42 (©1908)

=={{Cat|Radnai, Miklós}} (1892–1935)==
* Piano Trio (©1912, [[Rózsavölgyi]])
* Divertimento for string quartet, Op.7 (©1930, Universal Edition)
* Cello Sonata in B-flat, Op.2 (published 1920)

=={{Cat|Radziwill, Antoni Henryk}} (1775–1833)==
(also: Antoni Henryk Radziwiłł or Anton Heinrich von Radziwill)
* Compositionen zu Göthe’s Faust ((incidental music?) full score pub. Trautwein, 1835/early 1836. (We have one number from this work- arranged- in [[Gedichte von Goethe in Compositionen seiner Zeitgenossen (Various)]] but would be good to have the rest :) )

=={{Cat|Raff, Joachim}} (1822–1882)==
* Suite de morceaux, Op.75 - [complete] (pub.1859/60)
* Duo for Piano and Cello or Violin, Op.59 (1852) - piano score needed
* Symphonies (1 - parts; 4 - full score and parts; 5 - parts; 6-9 - full scores and parts; 10 & 11 - parts)
* Festmarsch, op.139 (1878) (copy at Sibley)
* Concert-overture op.123 - incomplete score now uploaded
* Re symphonies 4, 5, 6: (incomplete?? not sure) parts are at NYPO (New York Philharmonic) , digitized

=={{Cat|Ragué, Louis Charles}} (1760–1793)==
* Quartet for harp, violin, cello, viola (or horn) (pub.ca.1792)

=={{Cat|Rahlwes, Alfred}} (1878–1946)==
*Serenade in A major (pub.1919)
*Lustspiel "Frau Potiphar" (pub.ca.1921)
*Abridged reduction of Händel’s Semele (pub.1917)

=={{Cat|Raif, Oskar}} (1847–1899)==
* Violin Sonata Op.11 (p.1878)

=={{Cat|Raison, André}} (1640s–1719)==
* Second livre d`Orgue sur les acclamations de la paix tant desirées … 1714
* Offertoire du 5e ton
* Messe du 3e ton
(These works have been available on IMSLP for many years...)

=={{Cat|Ramann, Lina}} (1833–1912)==
*Technische Studien (2 books, 1860-61)
*Grundriss der Technik des Klavierspiels (3 parts, 1885-85)
*4 Sonatinen zum Gebrauch beim Unterricht, Op.9 (Kahnt, 1872)

=={{Cat|Rameau, Jean-Philippe}} (1683–1764)==
* Pièces de clavecin en Concert (Rameau, Jean-Philippe), violon 2ieme
:(The 1741 edition states in the title that one can use a second violin in stead of the bass viol, but none of the three editions on IMSLP contains this part.)
* Les Boreades - full score or orchestral suite
* Mémoire où l'on expose les fondemens du Système de musique théorique et pratique de M. Rameau (1749)
* Nouvelles réflexions de M. Rameau sur sa 'Démonstration du principe de l'harmonie' (Paris, 1752)
* Suite des erreurs sur la musique dans l'Encyclopédie (Paris, 1756)
* Reponse de M. Rameau à MM. les editeurs de l'Encyclopédie sur leur dernier Avertissement (Paris, 1757)
* Nouvelles réflexions sur le principe sonore (1758–9)
* Lettre à M. Alembert sur ses opinions en musique (Paris, 1760)
* Origine des sciences, suivie d'un controverse sur le même sujet (Paris, 1762)
* L'Enharmonique (Rameau, Jean-Philippe)
* Castor et Pollux (suite): conductor's score
* [[6 Concerts Transcrits en Sextuor (Rameau, Jean-Philippe)|''Six concerts transcrits en sextuor'']], parts (issued with ''Oeuvres Complètes'', iirc)

=={{Cat|Ramrath, Konrad}} (1880–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}} (also "Conrad")
* Suite "im alten Stil" for violin solo, Op.30 (published 1918 by Tischer & Jagenberg) (@ e.g. Brigham Young & BNF)
* Romanze für Cello & Piano, Op.24 (T&J, 1914)
* Im Feldquartier (Figaro, 1914) (ÖNB has digitized)

=={{Cat|Ramsöe, Wilhelm}} (1837–1895)==
*Brass Quartet 4, parts

=={{Cat|Rangström, Ture}} (1884–1947)==
*Symphony No.2 ''Mitt Land'' (pub.1922)
*Suite, no.2 "In modo barocco", for violin & piano (pub.1923)
*Symphony no.3 in {{K|Db}} (pub.ca.1930)
*Divertimento elegiaco for string orchestra (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Ranzato, Virgilio}} (1883–1937)==
* Cin ci la (1925, vocal score)
* Elegia for violin and piano, Op.47 (Schmidl, 1912)

=={{Cat|Raphael, Günter}} (1903–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Probably most of his published works are PD-CA-only at present.
* Kammerkonzert D-moll, Op.24 (pub.1930)
* Clarinet Quintet (serenade), Op.4 (pub.1925)
* String Quartet No.1 in E minor, Op.5 (pub.1925)
* Piano Quintet in {{K|c#}}, Op.6 (pub.1925)
* Cello Sonata in B minor, Op.14 (pub.1926)
* String Quintet in {{K|f#}}, Op.17 (pub.1927)
* String Quartet No.2 in C, Op.9 (pub.1925)
* Viola Solo Sonata in C minor, Op.7 (1924, pub.1925)
* Flute Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1925)
* Piano Trio, Op.11 (pub.1926)
* Viola Sonata in {{K|Eb}}, Op.13 (1925, pub.1926)
* 4 Violin Sonatas, Op.12 (pub.1926)
* Symphony No.1 (of 5+) in A minor (Op.16) (pub.1927)
* Theme, Variations and Rondo for orchestra (Op.19) (pub.1927)
* Requiem, Op.20 (pub.1928 or 29)
* Violin Concerto, Op.21 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.28 in A (1930/31, pub.1932)
* Divertimento for orchestra, Op.33 (published 1933)

=={{Cat|Rasse, François}} (1873–1955)==
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* Symphonie romantique, Op.32 (1901)
* String Quartet No.2 (published n.d.?) (CeBeDeM gives his 3 quartets 1896 (op.12), 1898 (no.1), 1919 (no.2) - comp dates?)
* Piano Quartet, Quintet (composed 1920, 1914)

=={{Cat|Ratez, Emile Pierre}} (1851–1934)==
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.18 (pub.1889?)
* Piano Trio No.3? in C, Op.24 (pub.1892)
* Lydéric (opera, pub.1896, Leduc)
* Piano Quartet, Op.30 (pub.1897/98, Leduc)
* Fantaisie-Fugue, Op.56 for contrabass and orchestra (pub.1911)
* Le dragon vert, opéra en deux actes (pub.1907)
* Paula : tragédie lyrique en 5 tableaux (pub.190x?)

=={{Cat|Rathaus, Karol}} (1895–1954)==
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* Der letzte Pierrot (pub.1927)
* Trio, Op.53 (n.d.?)

=={{Cat|Rathgeber, Valentin}} (1682–1750)==
* Augsburger Tafel-Confect
* Opus I Octava musica clavium octo musicarum in Missis octo musicalibus (mass compositions)
* Opus VI (secular instrumental works)
* Opus VII (masses for the church year)
* Opus VIII (requiem and Libera)
* Opus XIII (Miserere and Tantum ergo)
* Opus XIX (masses)

=={{Cat|Rauscher, Julius}} (1859–1929)==
* Instructive sonatina in A for violin and piano (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Ravel, Maurice}} (1875–1937)==
*Piano fugues
*Myrrha
*Alcyone
*Alyssa
*Les Bayadères
*Tout est lumière
*La nuit
*Matinée de Provence
*Chanson écossaise for voice and piano (Scottish Song)
THESE WORKS UNDER COPYRIGHT: 

=={{Cat|Ravissa, Genovieffa}} (1750-1807)==
* 3 Piano Sonatas with violin ad libitum, Op.2

=={{Cat|Rázek, Antonín}} (1852–1929)==
* String Quartet ''Frosch-Quartett'', Op.33 (p.1893)

=={{Cat|Reber, Napoléon Henri}} (1807–1880)==
* String Quartet No.2, Op.5 (pub.1833, André & Richault)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.7 (pub.ca.1835, Richault)
* String Quartet, Op.3 (pub.1833) (may be the same as Op.4; floating op.#s seem[s] to have happened...)
* Symphonies 1-4, published in 2 bound volumes by Richault in or ca.1858 (or similar) Symphonies {{BNFref|12148/btv1b20000036s|3 Op.21}} and {{BNFref|12148/btv1b20000011q|4 op.33}} have been digitized by Gallica-BNF, bytheway.
* Piano Quartet, Op.29 (pub.1866, Colombier)

=={{Cat|Řebíček, Josef}} (1844–1904)==
*Drei Romanzen, Op.4 for violin and piano (Bote & Bock, 1879)
*Symphony, Op.10 (Pohle, 1890)
*Huldigungsfestklänge (Stahl, 1899)

=={{Cat|Reed, William Henry}} (1876–1942)==
* String Concertos (violin concerto now uploaded)

=={{Cat|Reger, Max}} (1873–1916)==
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* Piano quartets (uploaded)
* Piano trios (uploaded)
* Piano quintets (uploaded)
* Cello sonatas (cello and piano) (only no.3 lacks separate cello part, I think? but all uploaded)
* Two Sonatas for Clarinet or Viola and Piano, Op.49 (1900), for viola and piano
* Any organ works
** especially organ transcriptions (Toccatas, Preludes and Fugues from Well-Tempered Clavier, Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue, Inventions and Sinfonias by Bach)
* Any choral works

=={{Cat|Rehberg, Willy}} (1862–1937)==
*Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.3 (pub. 1883, Kistner)
*Violin Sonata in D, Op.10 (pub. 1886)
*Barcarole for piano, Op.15 (pub. 1888)
*Minuet, Op.2 No.1 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Reicha, Anton}} (1770–1836)==
* Cello Concerto dedicated to Jacques-Michel Hurel de Lamare (1803/1823)
* Cello Concerto in D major (performed before 1789 or between 1812 and 1814) (possibly by Josef Reicha)
* Cello Concerto in D-sharp major (possibly by Josef Reicha)
* Etude de piano ou 57 variations sur un même thème suivies d'un rondeau, Op.102 (pub.Zetter, 1825)
* Ouverture générale pour les séances des quatuors for string quartet. Paris, 1816, available at Bibliothèque Nationale, Ms 12035
* Natalie, ou la famille russe, opera
* Three Piano Sonatas (G major, B-flat major, E major), Op.46 (Leipzig, 1804)
* Quartet Op.27 for 4 flutes (pub.ca.1820 by La Haye, and probably earlier...)
* Clarinet Quintet Op.89 (published 1819)

=={{Cat|Reicha, Joseph}} (1752–1795)==
* Cello Concerto in A Major Op.4/1
* Cello Concerto in C Major Op.2/2
* Cello Concerto in D Major
* Cello Concerto in E Major (Cello and Strings or Quartet)
* Cello Concerto in G Major
* 5 other Cello Concertos
* Duos for violin and cello, e.g. Op.4
* Wind Quintet, Op.88 No.4 in d minor
* 3 Piano Sonatas, Op.46
* Practische Beispiele (for piano) manuscript or FE

=={{Cat|Reichel, Adolf}} (1816–1896)==
* Piano Sonata No.1 in G minor, Op.4 (pub.1842)
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.9 (pub.1843)
* Symphonies (including No.2 in C, Op.54)

=={{Cat|Reichert, Matheus André}} (1830–1880)==
* {{NoComp|7 Exercices journaliers pour la flûte, Op.5|Reichert, Matheus André}}

=={{Cat|Reincken, Johann Adam}} (1643–1722)==
* Complete Works for Piano (Harpsichord) = Sämtliche Werke für Klavier/Cembalo edited by Klaus Beckmann, edition Breitkopf no. 8290

=={{Cat|Reinecke, Carl}} (1824–1910)==
*Ballade, Op. 288 - Full Orchestral Score
*[[Trio for Piano, Clarinet, and Horn, Op.274 (Reinecke, Carl)|Trio for piano, clarinet, cor (va), Op.274]]
*Flute Concerto, Op. 283 - Full Orchestral Score
*Complete symphonies in Full Orchestral Score
*Lieder, Op.64
*Madchenlieder, Op.88 - piano version
*6 pieces for piano, Op.123
*String Quartets nos. 1, 3 (@NYPL) and 5
*Sonata for Piano or Piano 4-Hands, Op.35 in A minor (pub. 1854 by Meyer)
*Organ Sonata in G minor, Op.284
*Violin Concerto, Op.141 solo violin part
*Hakon Jarl, for soloists, chorus and orchestra (cantata, ca.1877), Op.142

=={{Cat|Reinhold, Hugo}} (1854{{EN}}1935)==
*String Quartet in A major, Op.18 (p.1880, Vienna: Rättig)
*Symphony in C major, Op.22 (pub.1892, Kistner) (arr. is at U. Toronto)
*Miniatures, Op. 39 (complete)

=={{Cat|Reinsdorf, Otto}} (1848–1890)==
* First sonata for piano duet, Op.20 (pub.1871)
* Polonaise No.1 in D minor Op.41 (pub.1875)
* Scherzo & March for piano duet Op.28 (pub.1873)
* Nocturne Op.30 (pub.1873)
* Scherzos No.1 Op.2 (pub.1871) & No.2 Op.55 (pub.1876)
* Ballade Op.31 (violin and piano) (pub.1873)
* 2 Tenor-Lieder Op.69 (pub.1876)
* Ballad Op.50 (pub.1878) "Ueber die Haide giesst der Mond"

=={{Cat|Reissiger, Carl Gottlieb}} (1798–1859)==
* Symphony (no.1?) in E{{flat}}, op.120 (published 1837 according to HMB)
* Duo Brillant in B{{flat}} major, op. 130 (published in 1838 by Paul of Dresden)
* Masses (no.2 in C pub. by 1850s; no.4 in E{{flat}} major published in 1825, republished edited by Charles Lewis in 1884, republished in 2009; no. 9 manuscript "O. Lange, Dresden, 1885."; Missa solemnis in D minor (composed 1827 according to Reißiger Society) (- first published 1996 by Edition mf, so probably ©)
* Piano Quintet No.1?, Op.20 (ca.1822)
* String Quartet No. 4 in F minor, Op.155 (p.1840)
* {{LinkWork|Piano Quintet No.3|Op.209|Reissiger|Carl Gottlieb|0}}: pf trio version in 1858 - no. 22 1/2?
* String Quartet No.8, Op.211 No.3
* Cello Sonata No.2, Op.152

=={{Cat|Reissiger, Friedrich August}} (1809–1883)==
* String Quintet, Op.59 (1862?)

=={{Cat|Reissmann, August}} (1825–1903)==
* Violin Concerto, Op.30 (pub.1874)
* Symphony, Op.50 (pub.1880)

=={{Cat|Reiter, Ernst Michael}} (1814–1875)==

=={{Cat|Reiter, Josef}} (1862–1939)==
*Aus der Heimat, String Quartet No.5, Op.30 (published 1903. HMB 1903 p.93)
*Aus der Heimat : Ländler-Cyklus für Klavier, Op.75
*Der Bundschuh : [Oper in einem Aufzuge], Op.22 (ÖNB has copies of these 3 works)

=={{Cat|Reizenstein, Franz}} (1911–1968)==
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*Suite for piano solo (published 1936 by Boosey & Hawkes)
*Wind Quintet (Hawkes & Son, ©1937)
*Sonatina for oboe and piano (Lengnick, ©1938)
*Partita for recorder and piano (Schott, ©1946)
*Violin sonata, Op.20 (Lengnick, 1947)
*Cello sonata (Lengnick, 1949)
*Capriccio for orchestra (©1957 revision) (Eulenburg, edition 1302)
*Cello concerto in G (Op.8?) (Lengnick, 1948, arr.)

=={{Cat|René, Charles}} (1863–1935)==
(ca.1935)
* Violin Sonata in E minor (pub.1901 by Quinzard, Paris)
* Les lendemains de la vie (Ode-symphonie to words by Guinand) (pub.1903, Ollivier)

=={{Cat|Renner, Joseph }}(1868–1934)==

* Pastorale: for Organ Op.68
* 12 Orgelstücke Op.73
* 10 Preludes for Organ Op.78
* Interludium (F-Dur) für Violine und Orgel Op.85
* Modulationen Op.88

=={{Cat|Rentsch, Ernst}} (1844{{EN}}1886)==
*String Quartet, Op.12 (p.1879)

=={{Cat|Respighi, Ottorino}} (1879–1936)==
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* Piano Quintet in F minor, P.35 (composed 1902 or 1905, pub.1986!)
* Sinfonia drammatica - piccolo part
* Piano concerto in A minor, P.40 (pub. 1961 apparently by Ricordi - 1941 in arrangement, I see. Uploaded)
* I pini di Roma - oboe 1 and english horn part
* La primavera - full orchestral score (even vocal score not pub. until 1923 or so, orch. score - ?)
* Concerto a 5: Per oboe, tromba, violino, contrabbasso, pianoforte e orchestra d’archi, P. 174. (1933)
* [[Special:ReverseLookup/427768|Orchestration of Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor]]
* (Violin) Concerto all'antica
* Lauda per la Natività del Signore
* Rossiniana, P.148

=={{Cat|Réti, Rudolph}} (1885-1957)==
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* Sechs Liebesgesänge nach Texten von Ricarda Huch; für eine hohe Singstimme und Klavier, op. 5 (pub. 1922)
* Träume, Liebe, Tänze : 3 Stücke für Pianoforte : Op. 4 (pub. 1923)

=={{Cat|Reuchsel, Amédée}} (1875–1931)==
* Organ Sonatas
* Cello sonata (pub. by [[Lemoine]] ca.1910)
* Hymne à la nature (after Miège), Op.108 (Published by L'accord parfait in 1904)

=={{Cat|Reuchsel, Maurice}} (1880–1968)==
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* Suite italienne pour violon et orchestre (ou piano) (published 1911)
* Suite romantique pour violon et piano (published 1912)
* Syphax, op. 172 : morceau de concert pour saxophone alto mi♭, ou alto a cordes, ou basson avec accompagnement de piano (published 1957)
* Fin d'été! Paroles de Paul Soleilhac (published 1907)
* Concertstück : pour violon et orchestre (published 1909)
* Berceuse pour instrument à cordes : (2 violons, alto et violoncell) (pub. 1905 ca.)

=={{Cat|Reuss, August}} (1871–1935)==
*Gotenzug, Op.5 for men's chorus (1900)
*''Symphonischer Prolog für grosses Orchester zu Hugo von Hofmannsthal's Der Thor und der Tod'', Op.10 (ca.1901)
*Johannisnacht, Tondichtung für Orchester, op.19 (Kistner, 1903)
*Judith, tone poem after Hebbel, op.20 (Kahnt, ©1905)
*String Quartet in D minor, Op.25 (ca.1906)
*String Quartet in E major, op.31, "Frühlings-Quartett"
*Romantische Sonata in D minor (for violin and piano), Op.35 (ca.1918)
*Fantasy in A minor for 2 pianos op.42 (Tischer and Jagenberg, 1920s.)

=={{Cat|Reuss, Heinrich}} (1855–1910)==
* Symphony No. 2 in A major (hopefully published)
* Symphony No. 3 in E minor, Op. 28 (pub. by Carl Giesel, 1907. at Free Library of Philadelphia.)
* Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op. 30 (date ? - opus numbers not a good indication with Reuss. will check)
* Symphony no.5, op.34 (pub.1907)
* Symphony no.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.36 (pub.1909)
* String Quartet No.1 in D minor, Op.1 (ca.1881)
* String Quartet No.2 in F major, Op.11 (ca.1911 by Eulenburg) (at Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden)

=={{Cat|Reutter der Ältere, Georg}} (1656–1738)==
* Church music
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Organ and Keyboard music
* Versetteln (short Organ Preludes)
* Toccatas
* Orchestral music

=={{Cat|Reutter, Georg}} (1708–1772)==
* 80 Masses
* 6 Requiems
* Oratorios
* Organ and Keyboard music
* 2 Symphonies
* 2 Keyboard concerti
* 2 Clarino concerti

=={{Cat|Revueltas, Silvestre}} (1899–1940)==
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*First and Second Little Serious Piece (pub. 1957)
*La Noche de los Mayas (pub. 1959)
*String Quartet No.1 (pub. 1952)
*String Quartet No.2 (pub. 1953)
*Toccata Without a Fugue (pub. 1959)
*Homenaje a Federico Garcia Lorca (pub. 1958)
*El Tecolote (pub. 1956)
*Ocho por Radio (pub. 1951)
*Ranas (pub. 1956)
*3 Pieces for Violin and Piano (pub. 1951)
*Danza geometrica (pub. 1964)
*Planos (pub. 1963)
*Janitzio (pub. 1966)
*Colorines (pub. 1966)
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*Redes (pub. 1971)
*String Quartet No.3 (pub. 1995)
*String Quartet No.4 'Musica de Feria' (pub. 1967)
*Ventanas (pub. 1970)
*Alcancías (pub. 1971)
*Batik (pub. 1996)
*Dos canciones (pub. 1946) - No.2 'Caminando' (Nicolás Guillén d.1989)
*Caminos (pub. 1971)
*3 Sonetos (pub. 1974)

=={{Cat|Reyer, Ernest}} (1823–1909)==
* ''La statue'' - full orchestral score (any version)
* ''Le selam'', oriental symphony on text by Theophile Gautier - Paino vocal score and full orchestral score.

=={{Cat|Reznicek, Emil von}} (1860–1945)==
* Symphony No.1 "Tragische"

=={{Cat|Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel}} (1839–1901)==
* Sonata, Op.178 for Horn and Piano(score and parts) (pub. 1894, but parts may need extraction) (ms score uploaded.)
* [[6 Pieces, Op.150 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|6 pieces for organ and violin, Op. 150]] (no.5 has been uploaded so far)
**[http://www.mediafire.com/?ajojmh2tmzu score]
**[http://www.mediafire.com/?tkj4x3kzwge violin part] -- these are both scanned in from the Carus Complete Edition with title pages. They seem to be copies of earlier editions mostly, that said. If Carus has made any changes to the scores we may not be able to use them - it's uncertain. We do have to remove the Carus title pages as these are their property afaik. (Schissel)
* operas - as available...
* 3 Requiems - Op.60 uploaded
* 3 Overtures
* [[Organ Concerto No.2, Op.177 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|Organ Concerto in G minor Op. 177]] (organ solo and violins II parts only so far)
* Preludes, Trios, Fughettas, Character pieces, Meditations for Organ
* Other Cantatas
* Piano works
* Organ part of [[Missa Misericordias Domini, Op.192 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|Missa Misericordias Domini, Op.192]]
* De profundis : Aus der Tiefe (Psalm 129) (WoO 13) ; für gemischten Chor (published by Licht & Meyer, 1886)
* Jagd-Scene, WoO 1 (pub. 1878, Augener)
* Trennung, WoO 16 (pub.1891)

=={{Cat|Rhode, Max}} (1884–1945)==
* Die Mühle im Tale, charakterstück Op.9 (pub.1918 by Wrede)

=={{Cat|Ricci, Luigi}} (1805 1859)==
* La festa di Piedigrotta (v.s. or full score)

=={{Cat|Richomme, Jean Thomas}} (b.1780)==
* Leçons sur la manière de graver la musique (1829)

=={{Cat|Richter, Ernst Friedrich}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano sonata No.1 in C minor, Op.27
* Violin Sonata, Op.26
* Psalm 126, (mixed chorus and orchestra - also arr. with piano) Op.10 (pub.1842: {{HMBref|1842|174}}.)
* Psalm 130, Op.18 (pub. 1841)
* 4 Motets, Op.36 (pub.1869)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in E-flat, Op.33 (pub.1867, Kistner. Ded. to Ernst Perabo. Copy @ SLUB Dresden.)

=={{Cat|Rieding, Oskar}} (1840–1918)==

=={{Cat|Riehl, Wilhelm Heinrich}} (1823–1897)==
*String Quartet, Op.1 (published 1843 by Frankfurt: Dunst

=={{Cat|Riem, Wilhelm Friedrich}} (1779–1857)==
* Piano Quartet, Op.8 (published in 1805)
* Variations pour le pianoforte sur l'air russe: Schöne Minka, Op.28 (published 1814)

=={{Cat|Ries, Ferdinand}} (1784–1838)==
* 2 Violin Sonatas, Op.8
* [[Violin Concerto, Op.24 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Violin Concerto, Op.24]] (full score and orchestra parts - parts pub.1886)
* [[3 Violin Sonatas, Op.30 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Violin Sonata, Op.30]] (No.2 - both parts)
* [[3 Violin Sonatas, Op.38 (Ries, Ferdinand)|3 Violin Sonatas, Op.38]] (Nos.1 and 3 - both parts; No.2 - violin part)
* Sonata for Piano 4-Hands, Op.47
* Violin Sonata, Op.69
* Violin Sonata, Op.71
* [[2 Flute Sonatas, Op.76 (Ries, Ferdinand)|2 Flute Sonatas, Op.76]] (No.2 - both parts)
* {{LinkWork|Flute Sonata|Op.87|Ries|Ferdinand|0}} (flute part)
* Notturno for Flute and Piano, Op.89
* {{LinkWorkN|Overture to Schiller's 'Don Carlos'|Op.94|Ries|Ferdinand|0}} (orchestra parts)
* Allegro eroica for Piano, Op.103
* Introduction and Polonaise for Flute and Piano, Op.119
* {{LinkWork|3 String Quartets|Op.126|Ries|Ferdinand|0}} (No.2 - parts)
* Piano Sonata, Op.141
* Rondeau brillant for Piano and Orchestra, Op.144
* 3 String Quartets, Op.150 (Nos.2 and 3 - parts)
* {{LinkWorkN|Der Sieg des Glaubens|Op.157|Ries|Ferdinand|0}} (full score)
* Piano Sonata, Op.176
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for 2 Horns|WoO 19|Ries|Ferdinand|0}} (modern typeset of full score and parts)
* Requiem in C minor, WoO 23 (Full Parts/Full Score - incomplete per Hill)
* Piano Concertos Nos.2-9 (full scores - probably not published until late 20th century.)
* Piano Concertos Nos. 2, 7, 9 (orchestra parts)
* Piano Concertos No. 2 (solo piano part) (note: there is no piano concerto "no.1" (or rather there is, but no piano concerto no.9); these are actually "''Concertos'' nos.2-9", not "piano" concertos nos.2-9, and concerto no.1 is his violin concerto. The numbering of the piano concertos starts after the violin concerto which is his concerto no.1. See [http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2013/Jan13/Ries_PCs_v5_8572742.htm Musicweb].)
* Symphony 6 and Overtures
* Requiem in F major (Full Parts/Full Score) - not in Hill's catalog
* Requiem in E{{flat}} major (Full Parts/Full Score) - not in Hill's catalog
* Biographical Notices of Beethoven (German original anyway? - English translation probably too recent/translator may still be alive) coauthored with Franz Wegeler
* Liska, Op.164 (opera, published 1831)

=={{Cat|Ries, Franz}} (1846–1932)==
* Suite No.2 for Violin and Piano, Op.27 (in F major)
* Perpetuum Mobile, Op.34

=={{Cat|Rieti, Vittorio}} (1898–1994)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
Works PD in the US:
* Arabesca for piano - pub. 1922 by Edizioni Bongiovanni
* 3 Marcie per le Bestie for piano - pub. 1922 by Pizzi
* Pastorale for piano - pub. 1922 by Edizioni Bongiovanni
* Poema Fiesolano for piano - pub. 1922 by Universal-Edition
* Preludio Notturno for piano - pub. 1922 by Pizzi
* Sonatina for flute and piano - pub. 1922 by Edizioni Bongiovanni
* Variazioni sopra un tema cinese - (c) 1923 UE

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* Concerto per quintetto d'istrumenti a fiato e orchestra, pub. 1924 by UE (edition 7613) - not yet PD in US but should be next year (2020) (@Manhattan School of Music, other places)

=={{Cat|Rietsch, Heinrich}} (1860–1927)==
* String Quartet no.2(?) (mentioned in Baker/Remy)
* Tauferer Serenade, Op.25 (©1905, Senff)
* Piano Quintet in D (pub.1930, Doblinger)
* Scherzo (nach älterer Art), Op.29 (Kahnt, ©1925)

=={{Cat|Rietz, Julius}} (1812–1877)==
* Concert-Ouverture ''für das Niederrheinische Musikfest 1839'' in A major, Op.7 (pub. 1840s?)
* Jery und Bätely, Singspiel, Op.10 (pub.ca.1841?)
* Lustspiel-Ouverture für Orchester, Op.18 (pub. {{HMBref|1854|494}} by [[Kistner]])
* Symphony No.1 in G minor, Op.13
* Symphony No.3 in E{{flat}} major, Op.31 (pub.1855 or 1856 - opening of February 1856 HMB)
* Symphony no.2 if possible?

=={{Cat|Rigatti, Giovanni Antonio}} (ca.1613–1648)==
* 4 collections of Vespers, in particular the Messa e Salmi of 1640

=={{Cat|Rigel, Henri-Jean}} (1770–1852)==
* String Quintet (with 2nd cello or double bass), Op.49 (pub.1838/39)
* Piano Quartet, Op.50 (pub.1841)
* Trio en forme de fantaisie, Op.32 (pub.1817)
* Potpourri varié pour piano et harpe sur des airs d'Armide et de Télémaque, Op.35 (pub. 1821 by Erard)

=={{Cat|Říhovský, Vojtěch Adalbert}} (1871–1950)==
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[[wikipedia:cs:Vojtěch Říhovský|Wikipedia (Czech)]]
* Ein Märchen for piano trio, Op.51 (published 1913, Urbánek)
* Sérénade f. Violin and piano, Op.55 (1913, Urbánek)

=={{Cat|Rijp, Anton W.}} (1867–1931)==
* Psalm CXXX : voor zang met begeleiding van orgel of piano (published Ten Have, 1918) (De Profundis)

=={{Cat|Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay}} (1844–1908)==
* ''Mlada'' (complete opera full score)
* ''The Tale of Tsar Saltan'' (full score, complete opera)
** The flight of the bumble bee for violin and piano
* ''[[The Invisible City of Kitezh (opera) (Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay)|The Invisible City of Kitezh]]'' (prelude, and suite)
* Servilia (Complete Opera) piano reduction.
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (Collaboration with César Cui, completion of unfinished original by Alexander Dargomyzhsky).
* ''The Song of Oleg the Wise'' cantata Op.58 (orchestral score and vocal score)
* ''Sadko'' (complete opera full orchestral score)
* [[Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, Op.22 (Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay)|''Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom'', Op. 22]] has so far only Dutch/Latin adaptations of No. 7 (out of 8 mvts.)
* First (Rahter) vocal score of May Night (as Die Mainacht) (1882)
* Cantatas: Switezianka (Op.44), A Poem about Aleksey Op.20

=={{Cat|Rinck, Christian Heinrich}} (1770–1846)==
* ''Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman'' -- 9 Variations and Finale, Op. 90 (for Organ)

=={{Cat|Riotte, Philipp Jakob}} (1776–1856)==
* Flute Concerto No.1, Op.4 (published in 1807)

=={{Cat|Ritter, August Gottfried}} (1811–1885)==
* Organ Sonatas
* other Organ Works
* Symphony in C minor (performed Magdeburg, February 1878) (see NZM 15 März 1878, p.152. "G.A. Ritter" - probably, per VIAF and Musicsack, same composer.)

=={{Cat|Ritter, Christian}} (1645–1717)==
(Approximate dates used above to simplify link.)
* Sonatina for Organ

=={{Cat|Ritter, Frédéric Louis}} (1834–1891)==
* Works in manuscript incl. dramatic overture, concertos for piano and cello, string quartet, string quintet and 4 symphonies (@Vassar)

=={{Cat|Ritter, Théodore}} (1841–1886)==
* Sonata for 2 pianos, Op.16 (pub. Gambogi, 1862)
* Le Paradis perdu (Paradise Lost) (dramatic scene) (pub.ca.1858)

=={{Cat|Robyn, Alfred George}} (1860–1935)==
*Symphony in D minor
*Concerto for piano and orchestra
*Concerto for 2 pianos and orchestra (C minor, ca.1900?)

=={{Cat|Rode, Pierre}} (1774–1830)==
*13th violin concerto (1834 Launer parts?)

=={{Cat|Roeder, Martin}} (1851–1895)==
*Clarinet Sonata in D minor, Op.66 (poss. still in ms.)
*Cantata "Hymn of Pan", Op.90 (pub.1890)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.14 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Rohde, Eduard}} (1828–1883)==
*Cello sonata, Op.170 (p.1883)

=={{Cat|Rohde, Wilhelm}} (1856–1928)==
* Bianka, opera in one act (published 1899. Text by A. Kolbe)
* Serenade for strings, Op.14 (published 1901)

=={{Cat|Roland-Manuel}} (1897–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Concerto (©1957 Nouvelles Editions Méridien; PD-CA)
* Le tournoi singulier : ballet en un acte (after Jean Börlin (1893-1930)) (©1924)

=={{Cat|Rolle, Johann Heinrich}} (1716–1785)==
*Oratorium auf Weihnachten
*Passionsoratorium
*Der leidende Jesus

=={{Cat|Röllig, Johann Georg}} (1710–1790)==
* Die betrübte und getröste Sulamith (Markus-Passion) (Zerbst, 1750), formerly attrib. to {{Cat|Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel}} H. 863

=={{Cat|Romberg, Andreas}} (1767–1821)==
* Symphony No.3 in C, Op.33 (pub. Kühnel, reviewed April 1813 in Zeitung für die elegante Welt, p.672)
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.3
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op.8

=={{Cat|Romberg, Bernhard}} (1767–1841)==
*Concertino in E minor, Op.41
*Double Concerto, for violin, cello, and orchestra
*Violoncello studies, three books
*Flute Concerto, Op.17

=={{Cat|Romberg, Cyprian}} (1807–1865)==
*Fantasie for cello and piano, Op.5 (pub.ca.1830 by Richault?) (may be the same as the Op.2 published by Peters in 1836 with piano or orchestral acc.)
*Cello Concertino with orchestra, Op.1 in G (Peters, 1836) (@ÖNB)
*Les Alpes. Nocturne sur le Cor des Alpes. Mélodie de Proch, p. Pfte. et Vclle, Op.20 (pub.1844)

=={{Cat|Romberg, Heinrich}} (1802–1859)==
*String Sextet in E minor (1830s ms.)
*Intermezzo concertant, Op.7 (flute, violin, cello) (pub.ca.1830)
*String Quintet, Op.10 in B minor (pub. by Nagel, 1842)

=={{Cat|Romberg, Sigmund}} (1887–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*The Passing Show of 1914 (words by Atteridge (d.1938)) (published 1914)
*A world of pleasure : in two acts and twelve scenes (published 1915. Words by Atteridge.)

=={{Cat|Röntgen, Julius}} (1855–1932)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in E minor (1893/1894)
* Cello Concerto No. 2 in G minor (1909)
* Violin Sonata No.2 in F{{sharp}} minor Op.20 (pub. B&H 1883). (Juilliard School library has.)
* Violin Sonata No.4 in E major Op.40 (recorded).
* Symphonie c-moll (full score)
* Symphonie Der Schnitter Tod mit Schlusschor voor gemengd koor en orkest (Alt-Englische Hymne)--full score
* Symphonie a-moll full score
* Symphonie Rijck God, wie sal ic claghen in c kl.t. voor gemengd koor en orkest (oorspronkelijk voor vrouwenkoor a capella, 1917) full score
* Symphonie f-moll (Doctor) full score
* Symphonie cis-moll (met sopraan solo) full score
* Bitonale Symphonie full score
* Symphonie fis-moll full score
* Symphonie The Tempest (Shakespeare)full score
* Symphonie a-moll full score
* Symphonie über Bach c-moll full score
* Symphonie c-moll mit Schlusschor über Goethe's Prooemion für Männerchor und Orchester full score
* Symphonie c-moll full score

=={{Cat|Rössler, Richard}} (1880–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio (pub.1905, Ries & Erler)
* Fantasy in D minor for organ (pub.1905, B&H, collection ed. Willy Herrmann)
* Violin Sonata, Op.20 (pub.1910, Stahl)
* 2-Piano Sonata, Op.22 (published 1912 by Simrock)
* Variations for Piano, Op.30 (p.1919, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Rootham, Cyril Bradley}} (1875–1938)==
* Adagio & Scherzo for Strings (ca 1898)
* String Quartet in C major (1914, published 1924)
* If I had but two little wings (song, 1925)
* My delight and thy delight (song, 1925))
* For the Fallen (chorus & orch. Novello, ©1915)

=={{Cat|Ropartz, Guy}} (1864–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
'''Chamber music'''
* String quartet n°6 in F major (1948, pub.ca.1951).
* "Fantaisie brève sur un thème unique sur le nom d'Albéric Magnard" for string quartet (1892, unpublished)
'''Works for orchestra'''
* "Pêcheur d'Islande" (Suite, 1891)
'''Unknown?'''
* La batte (incidental music or just libretto?) (1891)
* Six Pieces for organ

=={{Cat|Rore, Cipriano de}} (1515 or 1516–1565)==
* Requiem
* Passio secundum Joannem

=={{Cat|Roseingrave, Thomas}} (1690–1766)==
* Roseingrave "Glory to the Father" (not clear that -any- work of this name was published prior to 1966. possibly (depending on relevant law) manuscript could be uploaded.- Schissel) (This would be the concluding part of a canticle, though I don't see likely candidates on the Grove worklist. Daniel Roseingrave (?-1727) & Ralph (c. 1695-1747) both wrote Services that would include several such doxologies. [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 07:04, 11 June 2016 (EDT))

=={{Cat|Rosellen, Henri}} (1811–1876)==
* Trio concertant No.1, Op.82 (pub.1846 from BdlF)
* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.174 (pub.1861)

=={{Cat|Rosenbloom, Sydney}} (1889–1967)==
* Scherzo in B-flat minor, Op.12 for piano (Augener, 1912)
* Capriccio in C minor, Op.8 for piano (Augener, 1911)
* Caprice-impromptu for piano, Op.1 (Ricordi, 1909)
* 6 Preludes for Piano, Op.7 (Augener, 1910)
* Waltz-scherzo for violin and pianoforte, Op.4 (Chappell, 1911)
* Etude appassionata in D-flat for piano, Op.9 (Augener, 1913)
* Valse poem in piano, Op.15 (Augener, 1914)
* Scherzo no.2 for piano, Op.14 (Augener, ca.1914)

=={{Cat|Rosenfeld, Isidor}} (1834–fl.1876?)==
(MusicSack entry gives obit year as 1975, which may apply to the other Isidor Rosenfeld listed in VIAF, who was born in 1881. Also published as Jsidor, according to HMB.)
*Symphony in F major, Op.20 (published in 1870 by Bote & Bock)
*Richard III: Overture, Op.26 (composed 1860, published in 1873. Mentioned by German Shakespeare-Gesellschaft ''Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft, Volume 37'', 1901)
*Die Braut von Messina: Overture, Op.25 (pub.1874)
*Piano Trio, Op.27 (published 1873) (later works in HMB anyway after op.33 in 1876 seem to be arrangements perhaps by other hands etc., so fl.1876?)

=={{Cat|Rosenhain, Edouard}} (1818–1861)==
Brother of {{LinkName|Jacob|Rosenhain}}.
*Sonata for Piano, Op.12
*Serenade for Cello and Piano, Op.20 (pub.1861)

=={{Cat|Rosenhain, Jacob}} (1813–1894)==
*Piano Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1831)
*Piano Trio No.1, Op.11 (p.1834) (this may be the same as Op.3 mislabeled.)
*Piano Trio No.3, Op.50 (p.1856)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.55 (p.1864?)
*Sonate (n.2) Symphonique in F minor (f. piano), Op.70 (pub.1887)
*Piano Sonata (no.3?), Op.74 (pub.1886)
*Symphonies 1 & 3?
*La démon de la nuit, opera in 2 acts after Bayard. (Libretto has been digitized, some pages of vocal score are available over Google (actually it seems 102-page vocal score may be [https://books.google.com/books?id=Iw8Nm48c-u8C here @ Google]?), BNF has manuscript and other materials they may be willing to digitize on request??) Actually, BSB has now digitized the opera's vocal score too it seems... (erm- in fact, looks like the -full- score @ BSB? [https://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de/title/BV007870083 full score?] Yep, looks like the full score to me. This is neat. Thanks, people!)

=={{Cat|Rosenthal, Archy}} (1874–1947)==
*Barcarolle (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)
*Cameos (piano)
*Fêtes: Valse Viennoise (London: Ashdown, 1931)
*Four Interludes (piano) (London: A. Hammond & Co., 1932)
*The Four Seasons (piano) (London: Joseph Williams, 1937)
*Irish Jig (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)
*Irish Pastels (piano)
*Minuet-Idyl (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)
*Petite Valse (piano) (London: Augener, 1925)
*Six Variations and Fugue on an Old Nursery Rhyme, “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” (piano) (London: Cranz & Co, 1932)
*(Toccata? (piano))
*Valse-Prelude (piano) (London: Augner, 1925)
*Valse Sentimentale (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)

=={{Cat|Rosetti, Antonio}} (1750–1792)==
Any of his Horn Concerti, for instance :
*Horn Concerto in D minor, Op.38
Concerto for Viola G major
Requiem Mass

=={{Cat|Roslavets, Nikolay}} (1881–1944)==
* Nocturne : quintetto pour harpe, hautbois, deux altos et violoncelle (pub.1913, (imp.) Grosse)
* Violin Sonata No.1 (pub.©1910s by (or under imprint of) Grosse) - ca.1915
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Violin Sonata No.2 (published 1991)

=={{Cat|Rossi, Luigi}} (c1597–1653)==
*Orfeo (manuscript or first edition, opera premiered 1647)
*Oratorio for Holy Week (attr. to Luigi Rossi)
* CANZONS, caprices, etc., composed by Giovanni de Macque, Francesco Lambardo and other Italian composers, 1617 ([http://searcharchives.bl.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/dlDisplay.do?docId=IAMS032-002022162 British Library])

=={{Cat|Rossini, Gioacchino}} (1792–1868)==
* [[Armida (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Armida]]: full score in print
[[Adelaide di Borgogna (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Adelaide di Borgogna]]: full score
*Il barbiere di Siviglia
**Full Score/Parts prepared by Giovanni Guidi from original manuscript, pub 1864
**Full Score/Parts incorporating material believed at time of publication to be by Rossini, Broude Brothers
*Petite Messe Solennelle - both versions, [[Petite_messe_solennelle_(Rossini,_Gioacchino)|the original with two pianos and organ]], and the orchestral version
*Giuseppe Radiciotti: "Gioacchino Rossini. Vita documentata, opere ed influenza su l'arte", 3 vols. (Tivoli, 1927-9)
*[[6 Sonate a quattro (Rossini, Gioacchino)|6 String Sonatas or String Quartets, with individual parts]]
*Péchés de vieillesse: All XIII volumes if possible, specially the piano works
*[[Guillaume Tell (Rossini, Gioacchino)|William Tell (Full work; full score)]]
*[[6 Sonate a quattro (Rossini, Gioacchino)|6 Sonatas for Wind Quartet (fl., cl., fg., hrn.) (separate parts)]]
*[[La donna del lago (Rossini, Gioacchino)|La Donna del lago - Act I: "Quali accenti! Quai tormenti!" (Uberto, Elena) - Voice and Piano]]
* [[Tancredi (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Tancredi Duetto "Lasciami, non t'ascolto" (Tancredi Amenaide) - Voice and piano]]'' Act II No. 27''
* Il Viaggio a Reims (vocal or full score)
* Ciro in Babilonia (vocal or full score)
* Introduction, Theme and Variations for Clarinet and Orchestra --- Full score please ''[[Variazzioni di clarinetto (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Transcription for oboe & piano]]''
* [[Maometto secondo (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Maometto secondo, 1822 version]]
* La corona d'Italia
* William Tell Overture (for organ, arr. Lemare)

=={{Cat|Roters, Ernst}} (1892–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtstück for string quartet, Op.5 (pub.1919)

=={{Cat|Roth, Bertrand}} (1855–1938)==
*Sterben, Op.10 (ca.1905)
*Trostungen, Op.22 (ca.1916 for quartet)
*Piano variations, Op.20

=={{Cat|Rott, Hans}} (1858–1884)==
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Symphony in E major (1878-80) (was this published before 2002? if not, may not be usable at all in any form, since not performed during Rott's lifetime - premiered in 1989. 2 movements (only) ©2002 (organ arrangement, not full score!), and the whole work ©2003, Bert Hagels, Ries & Erler, it seems... The information [http://www.hans-rott.de/werke/s1emajor.htm here] along with a Worldcat search do not completely settle the matter but also do not find any earlier publications. It seems most likely that even if mss have been uploaded, these works have been published much too recently-ELS)
* String Quartet in C Minor (©2008, Ries & Erler)
* Pastoral Prelude for Orchestra in F major, Score (UE, ©1999)
* Suite in E-Dur, Score (©2007, Ries & Erler)
* A Prelude to "Julius Caesar" in B-flat major, Score (1877, not published until 2003 (Doblinger), recorded in 2004)
* Overture to "Hamlet" in a minor, Score (©2014)
* Orchestral Prelude in E major, Score (©2007)
* March of the Scharwache in c-sharp minor for orchestra, Score (1876. unpub.??)
* Symphony Finale in F major, Score
* Symphony for String Orchestra in A-flat major, Score (1874-75, incomplete) (©2007, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Roussel, Albert}} (1869–1937)==
* Résurrection, op. 4 (Full score)

=={{Cat|Roussel, Paul}} (d.1916)==
(little information known- died @ Verdun June 1916)
* String Quartet (incomplete) in B minor (pub. Boston Music, ©1920)

=={{Cat|Rousselot, Scipion}} (1804–1880)==
* Symphony No.1 "Dramatique", Op.27 (pub.1838)
* String Quartet No.4, Op.25 (BdlF)/23 (BNF) (pub.1834)
* String Quartets Nos. 1-3, Op.10 (pub. 1828 ca.?, by [[Heu]])
* String Quintet No.5, Op.26 (pub.ca.1838? by [[Heu]])

=={{Cat|Rozkošný, Josef Richard}} (1833–1913)==
* Svatojanské proudy (St. John's Rapids, St. Johannes Stromschnellen), romantic opera in 4 acts (pub. 1882 Hudební matice)

=={{Cat|Różycki, Ludomir}} (1884–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Op.2 - Preludes for piano (1904)
*Op.3 - Two Preludes and Two Nocturnes for piano (1904)
*Op.4 - Gra fal for piano (1904)
*Op.6 - Four Impromptus for piano (1904)
*Op.18 - Ballad for piano and orchestra (1904) Full Orchestral Score
*Op.35 - Piano Quintet (1913-1915?16??) in C minor (pub.1915 acc.to HMB; [[Schott]]. at a half-dozen libraries or so.)
*Op.39 - Neuf Esquisses for piano (1915)
*Op.42 - Four Intermezzi four piano (1915-1918)
*Op.43 - Piano Concerto No.1 in G minor (1917-1918, published 1921) Full Orchestral Score
*Piano Concerto No. 2 Full Orchestral Score

=={{Cat|Rubinstein, Anton}} (1829–1894)==
* Symphony No.6 (Score)
* Faust, Tone Poem for Orchestra Op.68 (Score)
* Ouverture solennelle Op.120 (Score)
* Soirées musicales, Op.109 (piano solo)
* Rêve angélique Op.10/22 - Transcription for organ
* Romance "The Wish" (1850, published in 1857, Russian title: «Желанье», lyrics by Lermontov [[:wikisource:ru:Желанье (Лермонтов)]])
* Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op. 65 (full score & parts/piano reduction)
* Cello Concerto No.2 in D minor, Op. 96 (full score & parts/piano reduction)
* [[6 Lieder, Op.72 (Rubinstein, Anton)]] is woefully incomplete! [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 04:50, 30 July 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Rudhyar, Dane}} (1895–1985)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Cortège funèbre (pub. 1914) (as Daniel Chennevière)
* Lamento (pub. 1914) (as Daniel Chennevière)
* Prière de l'enfant triste (pub. 1914) (as Daniel Chennevière)

=={{Cat|Rudolph, Erzherzog}} (1788–1832)==
* Trio for clarinet, cello, and piano (1814)

=={{Cat|Rudorff, Ernst}} (1840–1916)==
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}}, Op.31 (pub.ca.1882)
* 3 Romances for piano, Op.48 (pub.1903/4, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Rüdinger, Gottfried}} (1886–1946)==
* Symphony for Cello and Orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1915)
* Piano Sonata in E minor, Op.12 (pub.ca.1915?)
* Sonate zu drei Stimmen (for organ), Op.89 (published 1933 by Schwann) (PD-CA&EU)

=={{Cat|Rüfer, Philipp}} (1844–1919)==

=={{Cat|Rufinatscha, Johann}} (1812–1893)==
* Piano Sonatas (pub.1847, 1855, 1880) (we now have op.3)
* Overture (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Ruggles, Carl}} (1876-1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Thy Presence Ever Near Me (Ich fühle deinen Odem) (pub. Arthur P. Schmidt, 1901)

=={{Cat|Rung, Frederik}} (1854–1914)==
* Symphony in D minor, Op.25 (August 1881-1882 August 27 full score @ DKB.)
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.38 (p.1893) (1892 August 11 ms @ DKB) (FLP has pub.score)
* Symphony No.2 in E minor, Op.41 (ms reduction is at DKB, scan may have to be requested - if possible)
* Quartetto "Villa Monte" per due Violini, Viola e bello (cello??), Op.30 (1887 ms @ DKB) (bello?)
* Symphony (No. 0?), Op.3 (or 8) in E{{flat}} (June 1873, ms reduction @ DKB)
=={{Cat|Rust, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1739–1796)==

=={{Cat|Ryelandt, Joseph Victor Marie}} (1870–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello sonata, Op.22 (pub.1899)
* Sonatas Opp.50, 51 for piano (pub.1913)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A{{flat}}, Op.53 (")
* Violin Sonata No.2 in d, Op.27 (Muraille plate 488) (pub.ca.1903)
* Oboe sonatina, Op.28
* Sainte Cécile, drame musicale, Op.35, pub.1921
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2 English Idylls (Butterworth, George)

2021-01-02T20:47:36Z

TheGrassGuy: Clarified, as a quick YouTube search confirms.

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|Movements Header=2 pieces
|Number of Movements/Sections=2 pieces
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The Idylls both have the subtitle "Founded on folk-tunes". The first idyll uses three Sussex folk-tunes: "Dabbling in the dew", "Just as the tide was flowing" and "Henry Martin". The last two were collected by Butterworth himself.

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Oedipus Tyrannus, Op.35 (Paine, John Knowles)

2020-01-07T14:06:21Z

TheGrassGuy:

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|NCRecordings=*{{YT|ho-q84OqH_A|Complete performance}} (without spoken dialogue) by the Hartt Symphony Orchestra, chorus and soloists, Dr. Peter Harvey (conductor), 1975.

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|Year of First Publication=1895 {{EN}} Boston: [[Arthur P. Schmidt]]
|Librettist={{LinkLib|Sophocles}} (ca.497/96 – 406/05 BCE)
|Language=German, English, Greek
|Piece Style=Romantic
|Instrumentation=soloists, male chorus, orchestra
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Also available at Google Books [http://books.google.com/books?id=kmkRAAAAYAAJ here] though without preface and in a somewhat different form, with Greek and English text. (Is this Ancient or Modern Greek? Will not language-tag until sure. Also can't find other than a speaking part for Jocasta in the score- maybe need to look harder - anyhow, not sure of exact composition of soloists...)
:It's Ancient Greek. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 15:06, 7 January 2020 (CET)

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Masterpieces of Piano Music (Wier, Albert Ernest)

2019-06-11T21:47:37Z

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Ballad for Violin and Piano (Porumbescu, Ciprian)

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Baladă, Op.29 (Porumbescu, Ciprian)

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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Martin, Léonce de}} (1886–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Six Pieces brèves, Op.11
* Scherzo, Op.18
* Stèle pour un artiste défunt (dedicated to Louis Vierne) op.20 (1938)
* Venez, divin Messie op.32 (1940)
* Pastorale op.35 (1942)
* Cantique spirituel op.41 (1950)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* {{LinkWork|La fiera di Venezia||Salieri|Antonio|0}} - we need act 3
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samazeuilh, Gustave}} (1877–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 2 Pièces dans le style ancien pour orchestre de cordes (Française et sarabande. Pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérôme}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)
* 2 Scenes from Tieck's "Schöne Magelone", Op.44 (published in 1906 by Kahnt)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duo, Op.2 (Op.6 uploaded)
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter in 1827)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)
* Variations for piano trio, Op.9 (published 1826 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)
*Bundes-Ouvertüre, Op.20 (pub.1917 in arr.)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scherber, Ferdinand}} (1874–1944)==
*Flute Sonata in A dedicated to Heinrich Rietsch (published in 1912)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (@NMI. Poss not pub.?)
*Violin Concerto in B minor, Op.33 (1908 @NMI, 148 page autograph sc, pts, ..)
*Piano Concerto, Op.16 (@NMI, 213 page autograph sc, pts, etc)
*Symphony in B{{natural}} major, Op.25 (@NMI)
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31
*Piano Trio in C

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry by Maurice Carême (1899-1978) protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry by Robert Ganzo (1898-1995) protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry by Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)
*[[Introït, récit et congé, Op.113 (Schmitt, Florent)|Introït, récit et congé, Op.113]] (piano reduction by Alfred Desenclos (1912-1971))

=={{Cat|Schnabel, Artur}} (1882–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*10 Lieder, Op.11 (published by Dreililien in 1902)

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Concerto for string quartet and orchestra
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4
* Dankgesang, Op.48 (pub.1917 by Oppenheimer)

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier
* Intermezzo op. 8 für Streichorchester

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Louis}} (1806–1850)==
* L'ésperance (piano sonata), Op.25 (pub.1838 or earlier)
* Souvenir à Beethoven. Grande Fantaisie en Forme d’une Sonate p. Pfte. Op.30 (pub.1835)
* Piano Sonata Op.22 (pub.1839 or earlier - prob. 1835?)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)
* Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/symphony-no-5/oclc/884937270&referer=brief_results|see here].)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (©1911, [[Ries & Erler]])
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)
Copyrighted. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 16:35, 26 August 2018 (CEST)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seitz, Albert}} (1872–1937)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.30 (published 1905 by H. Gregh) (C{{sharp}} minor?)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version
* Duo for violin and viola in C major, JS 66; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAT7WATAhzo here], in Comments, and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN53rZLU2Q4 here], in Description, there are some indications about this piece
* Piano Quintet in G Minor, JS 159

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)
* Piano Trios 1, No.2 Op.27?, No.3 Op.46

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Smith, David Stanley}} (1877–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in A, Op.51 (published 1924)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
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* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
Five works published before 1924 (eligible for US server):
* Trois poèmes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* {{LinkWork|Piano Sonata No.1||Sorabji|Kaikhosru Shapurji|0}} (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 2 (pub. 1923, Goodwin)
* {{LinkWork|2 Piano Pieces||Sorabji|Kaikhosru Shapurji|0}}

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1796–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(Actually ca.1945)
(still in copyright in the EU if died less than 71 years ago. More information needed if possible.)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* {{NoComp|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* {{NoComp|Symphony No.4, Op.31|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} in F major (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...) (quartet no.4 has been published as a typeset dissertation. If the author of same allows redistribution @ IMSLP, go ahead, if not, though, please do respect her wishes)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E flat (1893)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Fantasia upon the Hymn Tune 'Intercessor' for Organ
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
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(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
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*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
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*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - full score
*Variations et Fugue sur un thème original pour piano. Op. 42 (1923)

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
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* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
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* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Annen Polka, Op. 117
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Josef}}==
* Winterlust

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
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* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
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* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
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* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))
'''THESE PIECES PROTECTED AFTER 1 JANUARY 2022'''
*The Rake's Progress (libretto by Auden [d. 1973] and Kallman [d. 1975])
*Mavra (libretto by Boris Kochno [d. 1990])
*Oedipus Rex (Latin translation by Jean Daniélou [d. 1974])
*Elegy for JFK (text by Auden [d. 1973])
*Violin Concerto (collaboration with Samuel Dushkin [d. 1976])

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
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*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
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*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Romance in B-flat for Violin and Orchestra (©1903)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suder, Joseph}} (1892–1980)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* 3 bagatelles, Op.9 (pub.1917)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* Elegy, Op.23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op.29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No.2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op.34 ((c) 1924)
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)
* Praga, Op.26 (published in 1952, PD-CA/EU)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
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* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Martin, Léonce de}} (1886–1954)==
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* Six Pieces brèves, Op.11
* Scherzo, Op.18
* Stèle pour un artiste défunt (dedicated to Louis Vierne) op.20 (1938)
* Venez, divin Messie op.32 (1940)
* Pastorale op.35 (1942)
* Cantique spirituel op.41 (1950)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
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*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* {{LinkWork|La fiera di Venezia||Salieri|Antonio|0}} - we need act 3
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samazeuilh, Gustave}} (1877–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 2 Pièces dans le style ancien pour orchestre de cordes (Française et sarabande. Pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérôme}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)
* 2 Scenes from Tieck's "Schöne Magelone", Op.44 (published in 1906 by Kahnt)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duo, Op.2 (Op.6 uploaded)
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter in 1827)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)
* Variations for piano trio, Op.9 (published 1826 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)
*Bundes-Ouvertüre, Op.20 (pub.1917 in arr.)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scherber, Ferdinand}} (1874–1944)==
*Flute Sonata in A dedicated to Heinrich Rietsch (published in 1912)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (@NMI. Poss not pub.?)
*Violin Concerto in B minor, Op.33 (1908 @NMI, 148 page autograph sc, pts, ..)
*Piano Concerto, Op.16 (@NMI, 213 page autograph sc, pts, etc)
*Symphony in B{{natural}} major, Op.25 (@NMI)
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31
*Piano Trio in C

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry by Maurice Carême (1899-1978) protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry by Robert Ganzo (1898-1995) protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry by Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)
*[[Introït, récit et congé, Op.113 (Schmitt, Florent)|Introït, récit et congé, Op.113]] (piano reduction by Alfred Desenclos (1912-1971))

=={{Cat|Schnabel, Artur}} (1882–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*10 Lieder, Op.11 (published by Dreililien in 1902)

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Concerto for string quartet and orchestra
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
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* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
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* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4
* Dankgesang, Op.48 (pub.1917 by Oppenheimer)

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier
* Intermezzo op. 8 für Streichorchester

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Louis}} (1806–1850)==
* L'ésperance (piano sonata), Op.25 (pub.1838 or earlier)
* Souvenir à Beethoven. Grande Fantaisie en Forme d’une Sonate p. Pfte. Op.30 (pub.1835)
* Piano Sonata Op.22 (pub.1839 or earlier - prob. 1835?)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)
* Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/symphony-no-5/oclc/884937270&referer=brief_results|see here].)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
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* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

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* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
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*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (©1911, [[Ries & Erler]])
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
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* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)
Copyrighted. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 16:35, 26 August 2018 (CEST)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
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* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seitz, Albert}} (1872–1937)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.30 (published 1905 by H. Gregh) (C{{sharp}} minor?)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
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*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
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*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
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* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
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*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version
* Duo for violin and viola in C major, JS 66; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAT7WATAhzo here], in Comments, and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN53rZLU2Q4 here], in Description, there are some indications about this piece
* Piano Quintet in G Minor, JS 159

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
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* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
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* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)
* Piano Trios 1, No.2 Op.27?, No.3 Op.46

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
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* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
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(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Smith, David Stanley}} (1877–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in A, Op.51 (published 1924)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
Five works published before 1924 (eligible for US server):
* Trois poèmes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* {{LinkWork|Piano Sonata No.1||Sorabji|Kaikhosru Shapurji|0}} (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 2 (pub. 1923, Goodwin)
* {{LinkWork|2 Piano Pieces||Sorabji|Kaikhosru Shapurji|0}}

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1796–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(Actually ca.1945)
(still in copyright in the EU if died less than 71 years ago. More information needed if possible.)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* {{NoComp|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* {{NoComp|Symphony No.4, Op.31|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} in F major (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...) (quartet no.4 has been published as a typeset dissertation. If the author of same allows redistribution @ IMSLP, go ahead, if not, though, please do respect her wishes)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E flat (1893)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Fantasia upon the Hymn Tune 'Intercessor' for Organ
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - full score
*Variations et Fugue sur un thème original pour piano. Op. 42 (1923)

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Annen Polka, Op. 117
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss Josef}}==
* Winterlust

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))
'''THESE PIECES PROTECTED AFTER 1 JANUARY 2022'''
*The Rake's Progress (libretto by Auden [d. 1973] and Kallman [d. 1975])
*Mavra (libretto by Boris Kochno [d. 1990])
*Oedipus Rex (Latin translation by Jean Daniélou [d. 1974])
*Elegy for JFK (text by Auden [d. 1973])
*Violin Concerto (collaboration with Samuel Dushkin [d. 1976])

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
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*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Romance in B-flat for Violin and Orchestra (©1903)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suder, Joseph}} (1892–1980)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* 3 bagatelles, Op.9 (pub.1917)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* Elegy, Op.23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op.29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No.2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op.34 ((c) 1924)
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)
* Praga, Op.26 (published in 1952, PD-CA/EU)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Martin, Léonce de}} (1886–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Six Pieces brèves, Op.11
* Scherzo, Op.18
* Stèle pour un artiste défunt (dedicated to Louis Vierne) op.20 (1938)
* Venez, divin Messie op.32 (1940)
* Pastorale op.35 (1942)
* Cantique spirituel op.41 (1950)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* {{LinkWork|La fiera di Venezia||Salieri|Antonio|0}} - we need act 3
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samazeuilh, Gustave}} (1877–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 2 Pièces dans le style ancien pour orchestre de cordes (Française et sarabande. Pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérôme}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)
* 2 Scenes from Tieck's "Schöne Magelone", Op.44 (published in 1906 by Kahnt)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duo, Op.2 (Op.6 uploaded)
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter in 1827)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)
* Variations for piano trio, Op.9 (published 1826 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)
*Bundes-Ouvertüre, Op.20 (pub.1917 in arr.)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scherber, Ferdinand}} (1874–1944)==
*Flute Sonata in A dedicated to Heinrich Rietsch (published in 1912)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (@NMI. Poss not pub.?)
*Violin Concerto in B minor, Op.33 (1908 @NMI, 148 page autograph sc, pts, ..)
*Piano Concerto, Op.16 (@NMI, 213 page autograph sc, pts, etc)
*Symphony in B{{natural}} major, Op.25 (@NMI)
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31
*Piano Trio in C

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
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*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
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*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry by Maurice Carême (1899-1978) protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry by Robert Ganzo (1898-1995) protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry by Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)
*[[Introït, récit et congé, Op.113 (Schmitt, Florent)|Introït, récit et congé, Op.113]] (piano reduction by Alfred Desenclos (1912-1971))

=={{Cat|Schnabel, Artur}} (1882–1951)==
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*10 Lieder, Op.11 (published by Dreililien in 1902)

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Concerto for string quartet and orchestra
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* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4
* Dankgesang, Op.48 (pub.1917 by Oppenheimer)

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier
* Intermezzo op. 8 für Streichorchester

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Louis}} (1806–1850)==
* L'ésperance (piano sonata), Op.25 (pub.1838 or earlier)
* Souvenir à Beethoven. Grande Fantaisie en Forme d’une Sonate p. Pfte. Op.30 (pub.1835)
* Piano Sonata Op.22 (pub.1839 or earlier - prob. 1835?)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)
* Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/symphony-no-5/oclc/884937270&referer=brief_results|see here].)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (©1911, [[Ries & Erler]])
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)
Copyrighted. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 16:35, 26 August 2018 (CEST)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
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* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seitz, Albert}} (1872–1937)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.30 (published 1905 by H. Gregh) (C{{sharp}} minor?)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
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*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
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*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version
* Duo for violin and viola in C major, JS 66; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAT7WATAhzo here], in Comments, and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN53rZLU2Q4 here], in Description, there are some indications about this piece
* Piano Quintet in G Minor, JS 159

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
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* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)
* Piano Trios 1, No.2 Op.27?, No.3 Op.46

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Smith, David Stanley}} (1877–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in A, Op.51 (published 1924)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
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* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
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Five works published before 1924 (eligible for US server):
* Trois poèmes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* {{LinkWork|Piano Sonata No.1||Sorabji|Kaikhosru Shapurji|0}} (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 2 (pub. 1923, Goodwin)
* {{LinkWork|2 Piano Pieces||Sorabji|Kaikhosru Shapurji|0}}

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1796–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(Actually ca.1945)
(still in copyright in the EU if died less than 71 years ago. More information needed if possible.)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
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* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* {{NoComp|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* {{NoComp|Symphony No.4, Op.31|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} in F major (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...) (quartet no.4 has been published as a typeset dissertation. If the author of same allows redistribution @ IMSLP, go ahead, if not, though, please do respect her wishes)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E flat (1893)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Fantasia upon the Hymn Tune 'Intercessor' for Organ
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
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(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
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*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
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*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - full score
*Variations et Fugue sur un thème original pour piano. Op. 42 (1923)

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
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* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
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* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Annen Polka, Op. 117
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss Josef}}
* Winterlust

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
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* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
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* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
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* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))
'''THESE PIECES PROTECTED AFTER 1 JANUARY 2022'''
*The Rake's Progress (libretto by Auden [d. 1973] and Kallman [d. 1975])
*Mavra (libretto by Boris Kochno [d. 1990])
*Oedipus Rex (Latin translation by Jean Daniélou [d. 1974])
*Elegy for JFK (text by Auden [d. 1973])
*Violin Concerto (collaboration with Samuel Dushkin [d. 1976])

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
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*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
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*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Romance in B-flat for Violin and Orchestra (©1903)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suder, Joseph}} (1892–1980)==
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* 3 bagatelles, Op.9 (pub.1917)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
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* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* Elegy, Op.23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op.29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No.2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op.34 ((c) 1924)
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)
* Praga, Op.26 (published in 1952, PD-CA/EU)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
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* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
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* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
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* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
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* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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=={{Cat|Gaal, Ferencz}} (1860–1906)==
*Amour d'un artiste, Serenade, Op.51 (for string orchestra or violin and strings - perhaps in vn/pf reduction.) (published 1891)
*Rapsodie hongroise no.6, Op.121 (published 1903)

=={{Cat|Gabler, Christoph August}} (1767–1839)==
*3 Piano Sonatas, Op.19 (pub. ca.1801, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Gade, Axel}} (1860–1921)==
* Quintet for strings in E, Op.14 (ca.1895-1900. ms copy score and parts @DKB)
* "Venezias Nat : Opera i 3 Akter" (pub.1918 by Pio, Kopenhavn)
* Violin Concertos (in ms, at DKB, but if digitized maybe?...) (concerto in D minor now digitized)

=={{Cat|Gade, Jacob}} (1879–1963)==
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* Song "Da du kyssed mig" (©1921, text by Johannes Dam (1866-1926))
* "Sig det engang endnu" (Say It Once) for salon orchestra (©1922)

=={{Cat|Gade, Niels}} (1817–1890)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.5 - parts
*Symphony No.2, Op.10 (1843) - Full score & parts
*Symphony No.3, Op.15 (1847) - Full score & parts
*Symphony No.6, Op.32 (1856/57) - parts
*Symphony No.7, Op.45 - Full score & parts (note: reductions of four symphonies up on a separate page)
*Barn Jesus i en Krybbe laa, Op.36 (1859)
* Pastorale (1887)
* Andante (1874)
* Choral Ein' feste Burg (ca.1837)
* 3 Choralforspil (1852)
* Fantasie, Festliches Präludium über den Choral Lobet den Herrn (1873)
* Tonestykke in d minor (1851)
* 2 Trios and Andante (1837)
* Ved en Soofficers Sorgehojtid (1887)
* 1856 — Udrust dig Helt fra Golgata. Text by Johs. Ewald

=={{Cat|Gährich, Wenzel}} (1794–1864)==
* Symphonies 1 in E{{flat}}, 2 in D (Op.3) (Breitkopf, pub.1831) (both? at Danish KB; sym. 2 also @ St Pancras & @ Schwerin)
* Viola concertino, Op.2 in B{{flat}} (pub.1831) (piano/va red. @ KB.)
* Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.4 (pub.1833) (@ Dutch Royal Lib. (KB).)
* "Hunderttausend Taler" "Posse (farce) mit Gesang in 3 Abt[eilung]" (with David Kalisch?, 1847?, premiered 1848) (incomplete manuscript digitized by SLUB?) (the text mentioned positively in several books on Yiddish literature and culture in the 19th century, I see)
Note: something by or relating to Gaehrich- at least the libretto/scenario of a ballet of his? -seems to have been digitized by the Goethe University Frankfurt site.

=='''Gagnebin, Henri''' (1886–1977)==
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* String Quartet (no.1) in F minor (pub.1920, Zürich: Hug)
* Psalm 23 (pub.1912)
* Symphony in F minor (pub.ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Gál, Hans}} (1890–1987)==
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* Variations, Op.9 (published 1921? or 1921/1928?)
* Serbische Weisen, Op.3b (published 1919)
* Die heilige Ente : ein Spiel mit Göttern und Menschen , Op.15 (published 1922)
* Der Arzt der Sobeide : komische Oper, Op.4 (published 1919)
* 7 Kinderverse von Paula Dehmel : für 4 stimmigen Frauenchor a cappella oder mit Klavier, Op.14 (published 1921?)
* Fantasies (nach Gedichten von Rabindranath Tagore ; für Altsolo, Frauenchor, Streichinstrumente, Klarinette, Horn und Harfe) Op.5 (some scores have ©1922 at least according to library listings? Others later date? May need investigation??)

=={{Cat|Galuppi, Baldassare}} (1706–1785)==
Oratorios:
* La fornace di Babilonia
* Debbora profetessa
* Moyses de Sinai reversus
Instrumental music:
* Overtura per clavicembalo (London)
* 3 sonate per tastiera
* 11 movimenti per clavicembalo
* circa 130 sonate, toccate, divertimenti e lezioni per clavicembalo
* Sinfonia a 4
* Sinfonie e overture varie
* Concerti vari
* 6 Sonatas for 2 violins and continuo (see {{RISMc|190008419|S-Uu Gimo 124-129}})
Sacred vocal music:
* Confitebor tibi, Domine, for soprano, alto, bass, two violins and continuo, manuscript or first edition ''That might be [[Confitebor tibi Domine in G major (Galuppi, Baldassare)]]
* Arripe Alpestri Ad Vallem, for alto, strings and continuo, manuscript or first edition

=={{Cat|Ganz, Rudolph}} (1877–1972)==
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*Concertpiece for piano and orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1902, AP Schmidt)

=={{Cat|Gardiner, Henry Balfour}} (1877–1950)==
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* Prelude (De Profundis) for piano (pub. Forsyth Brothers, c1905)
* Shepherd Fennel's dance for orchestra (pub. London, Boosey & Hawkes, c1912)
* Shepherd Fennel's dance for piano (pub. London, Forsyth Bros., c1911)
* Evening Hymn (pub. London, Novello, c1902) [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Evening_Hymn_(Henry_Balfour_Gardiner) Latin text at CPDL]

=={{Cat|Gariboldi, Giuseppe}} (1833–1905)==
* 30 Easy And Progressive Studies for flute

=={{Cat|Garth, John}} (1721–1810)==
* 6 Cello Concertos, Op.1, (1760)

=={{Cat|Gastinel, Léon Gustave Cyprien}} (1823–1906)==
* 5 violin (or cello) sonatas, Opp.56{{EN}}60 (pub.1878{{EN}}1879?) (Op.60 also published as "5e. sonate en mi mineur pour piano et violoncelle" according to BNF)
* Piano Sextet No.2, Op.34 (pub. [[Lemoine]], 1860. BNF has)

=={{Cat|Gaubert, Philippe}} (1879–1941)==

=={{Cat|Gaul, Alfred Robert}} (1837–1913)==
* Presto alla Tarantella for piano (pub.ca.1879, Novello)

=={{Cat|Gebel, Georg (I)}} (1685–1750)==
* Oratorio
* Organ and Clavichord pieces
* Cantatas

=={{Cat|Gebel, Georg (II)}} (1709–1753)==
* 144 cantatas
* 4 Kyrie
* Passionsmusik in 6 parts for soloist, chorus and orchestra (HKR 976)
* Weihnachtsoratorium (HKR 843)
* Neujahrsoratorium (HKR 827)
* two Passions
* two Christmas Cantatas
* Keyboard music
* Organ music
* Partitas, Concertos, and Symphonies for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Gédalge, André}} (1856–1926)==
*String Quartet (ms, 1892) (republished 2004)
*Symphony no.1 in D(?) (ms, 1893)
*Symphony no.2 (1899-1912) (ms, ""2e Symphonie en ut mineur Composée en 1899-1902, instrumentée et achevée en 1910-1912. André Gédalge."")
*Symphony no.4 sketches ("[4e] Symphonie en la." Version préorchestrale des 1er-3e mouvements, esquisses du 4e") (ms., "1918-1919, 1926.")

=={{Cat|Gedike, Aleksandr}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.15 (pub.1905, Jurgenson)
* Dramatic Overture, Op.7 (pub.1903)
* String Quartet, Op.33 (pub.1926. PD-CA)
* Symphony No.3, Op.30 (1925, pub. in reduction in 1927)
* Concerto for Organ and Strings, Op.35 (pub.1927)
* 10 Miniatures, Op.8 (©1910)
* At War, Op.26 (as this, Op.7, Op.40 and Op.41 have been recorded (in 2008), it would be nice to have them in some form of score :) )

=={{Cat|Gehot, Joseph}} (1756–1820)==
(ca1820)
* A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Music in 3 parts (self-published in London "for the author" in 1786 (date from entry @ Stationers' Hall))

==Geiser, Walther (1897–1993)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* String Quartet, Op.6 (pub.1927 (from HMB) by [[Hug]], but n.d. on all copies found out about, so - ... possible.!?)

=={{Cat|Geist, Christian}} (1650–1711)==
* Any Sacred Vocal works
* Any funeral music
* Organ works
Re: Organ works - I believe the 3 chorale preludes (considered spurious by some sources) comprise his total output for organ. The only edition I've come across was edited by Bo Lundgren (1914-2005) and published by Gehrmans in 1944. DC

=={{Cat|Gelli, Ettore}} (1835–1894)==
* Quartet in {{K|D}} (1888) - Parts uploaded
* Appassionato for cello and piano (Durand, 1881)

=={{Cat|Gemmingen, Eberhard Friedrich}} (1726–1791)==
(Eberhard Friedrich (von) Gemmingen)
*3 Keyboard Duet Sonatas, Op.1 (pub.ca.1786)

=={{Cat|Genss, Hermann}} (1856–1940)==
*Hamlet: symphonische Dichtung für grosses Orchester
*Symphony No.2 (ms?) (1936)
*Tragic Overture
*Waldeinsamkeit (Solitude in the forest): symphonisches Stimmungsbild für orchester (ms?)
*Der Rattenfänger von Hameln: romantische Volksoper in vier Akten
:(all five items available in full score at the San Francisco Public Library)
*Zwei Lieder aus "Der Rattenfänger von Hameln" (pub.1878) (@Württemberg, British Lib)
*2 Lieder, Op.16 (pub.1900s?)

=={{Cat|Geoffroy, Jean-Nicolas}} (1633–1694)==
* Manuscript of Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Gerber, Julius}} (1831–1883)==
(VIAF has Ûlij Gustavovič Gerber)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.19 (CF Kahnt, 1883)

=={{Cat|Gerhard, Roberto}} (1896–1970)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Piano Trio in A-flat major/G-sharp minor (pub.1921 by Senart (BNF says "s.d." but date is very clear on score- which might be a reprint with date retrospectively written in...), digitized by Sibley but one leaves it to others' judgment whether to upload it here)

=={{Cat|Gerhardt, Paul Friedrich Ernst}} (1867–1946)==
*Fantasie for organ with ad libitum wind orchestra, Op.15 (published 1917 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Gerlach, Theodor}} (1861–1940)==
*Serenade, Op.3 (pub.1886)
*Opera Matteo Falcone (pub. 1898)
*Miniatur-Suite for string quartet Op.23 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Gernsheim, Friedrich}} (1839–1916)==
*Divertimento for flute and string quintet or flute and string orchestra Op.53 (pub.1888)
*Piano Sonata, Op.1

=={{Cat|Gershwin, George}} (1898–1937)==
While PD in Canada and the EU, the majority of works are copyright in the USA.
* Rhapsody in Blue (original version, full orchestral score)
* Piano Concerto in F (full orchestral score)
* Second Rhapsody
* Cuban Overture
* Catfish Row Suite from Porgy and Bess (full orchestral score)
* An American in Paris (full orchestral score)
* Blue Monday (vocal score or selections)
* 2 Waltzes in C; originally intended for the musical ''Pardon my English''.

''Compositions by Gershwin are in the public domain in Canada, but most are under copyright in the USA''

My copy says "Copyright 1927 (Renewed)". I don't know that would imply, but I think it means that a US copy won't be in Public Domain untill 2027. Am I right? -Grandpianist
:No. Duration in the US for renewed copyrights is +95years, so in 2022. However, if the editor is unknown, the copyright in Canada extends +50years: 1977.--[[User:Peter|Peter]] 18:32, 5 November 2006 (EST)

As far as Rhapsody in Blue goes, I don't believe the "full orchestral" version was even made until 1948 or so -- but I've been looking for the REAL original (found on a few recordings, like the two with Tilson-Thomas), but unable to even find it on Worldcat. [[User:Melodia|♫ Melodia Chaconne ♫]] 15:44, 6 February 2007 (EST)

=={{Cat|Gesius, Bartholomäus}} (1562–1613)==
* Geistliche Deutsche Lieder. D. Mart. Lutheri: Und anderer frommen Christen: Welche durchs gantze Jahr in der Christlichen Kirchen zusingen gebreuchlich/ mit vier und fünff Stimmen … * Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1601
* Enchiridium etlicher deutscher und lateinischer Gesänge. Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1603
* Hymni Patrum Cum Canticis Sacris, Latinis Et Germanicis, De Praecipuis Festis Anniversariis: Quibus Additi Suntet Hymni Scholastici Ad Duodecim Modos Musicos in utroq[ue] cantu, Regulari scilicet ac Transposito, singulis horis per totam septimanam decantandi, cum cantionibus Gregorianis … Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1609
* Passion settings

=={{Cat|Gevaert, François-Auguste}} (1828–1908)==
* Trumpet concerto in C (1903, ms only? Score @ Artesis Plantijn Hogeschool)

=={{Cat|Giannini, Vittorio}} (1903–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Concerto
*Prelude and Fugue
*Stabat Mater
*Symphony No.1
*Symphony No.2
*Symphony No.4
*Symphony No.5
*Trumpet Concerto (full score)

=={{Cat|Gibbons, Orlando}} (1583–1625)==
*Vocal works: Kalmus has published the Short Service, I ''think'' from P.C. Buck's 1925 edition in Tudor Church Music iv. If the whole series is pd it would be great to have it online! [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:00, 14 January 2011 (UTC)

=={{Cat|Gibbs, Cecil Armstrong}} (1889–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Song "To one who passed whistling through the night", ©1921 Schirmer
*Miniature Quartet Op.74 ©1934 Winthrop Rogers
*Suite for flute and strings (©1957)

=={{Cat|Gigout, Eugène}} (1844–1925)==
* Organ Works
* L'Orgue d'Eglise: 52 Pieces
* Piece Jubilaire (en forme de Prelude et Fugue)

=={{Cat|Gilles, Joseph}} (1903–1942)==
* Symphonie en Mi Majeur pour Orgue

=={{Cat|Gilse, Jan van}} (1881–1944)==
* Symphonies Nos. 1-5
see category for breakdown of sym. pub-dates?...
* Eine Lebensmesse (©1909)
* Variaties over een St. Nicolaasliedje for small orch. (©1910)

=={{Cat|Gilson, Paul}} (1865–1942)==
* Par les plaines, fantaisie (pour harmonie ou fanfare) (pub.1902)
* String Quartet (no.1, 2 or 3) (pub.Cranz, ca.1923 but n.d. it seems)

=={{Cat|Giorgetti, Ferdinando}} (1796–1867)==
*Grand Trio for strings, Op.11 (before 1816) (may be {{RISMs|900003453}})
*piano sextet no.2 in E{{flat}} major, Op.20 (pub.1841 by Ricordi acc. to HMB, but 1840 per SBN. plate 11625 acc. to library.) (ded. to Liszt.)
*String Sextet (2 violins, 2 violas, cello, cbass) No.3 in A, Op.25 (published by Guidi sometime 19th century, ded.Rossini, recorded on LP?- reissued on Melodram CD 1989)
*Piano sextet no.1, Op.23 (pub.1843 by Ricordi. plate 13930.)
*Piano sextet no.3, Op.25 (early 1900s? Guidi, Firenze)
*Gran concerto drammatico per violino con accompagnamento di pianoforte Op.26 (pub. Lorenzi, late 1800s)
**May be the same as the Violin Concerto published by Breitkopf & Härtel a copy of which is held by ÖNB ca.1813 (plate 2644.) ({{plain|http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC09177390|ÖNB}}.)
*string quartet no.1 in E minor, Op.29 (Ricordi, 1849)
*string quartet no.2 in D minor, Op.30 (Ricordi, 1851) (Dedicated to Spohr)
*string quartet no.3 in B minor, Op.31 (pub.1854 by Ricordi) (Dedicated to Fétis)
*string quartet no.4 in {{K|Eb}} (ded. to Bazzini), op.32 (pub. Morandi, Firenze?) (new publication 2015 exists ed. by Claudio Paradiso- please upload early edition only of course)
*string quartet no.5, op.36 (pub. Morandi, Firenze, later 1800s, copy held at Biblioteca del Conservatorio di musica Luigi Cherubini, Firenze)
*String Quartet No.7, Op.39 (if published. Carnegie Mellon has this in a 1862 manuscript. Published in 2013 edited by Franco Sciannameo - "Roma : Società Editrice di Musicologia, ©2013")

=={{Cat|Gläser, Paul Richard}} (1871–1937)==
*"Tröstung" for violin and organ (pub.1919)
*Oratorium ''Jesus'' (premiered 1917 in Dresden, published 1918)
*Die Meisterkur : Volkstümliche Oper in drei Aufzügen (pub.1907)
*Requiem (words by Hebbel), Op.16 (pub.1896)

=={{Cat|Glass, Louis}} (1864–1936)==
* Symphony No. 3, Op. 10 "Skovsymfoni" (pub.1906 in arr., 1926 in full score, both by Samfundet)
* 3 other string quartets as published?
* Sommerleben suite, Op.27 (pub.1899, 1901)
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1892)
* Piano Sonata, Op.25 (@ DKB online)
* Symphony No. 6, Op.60 "Skjoldungeæt" (may be non-PD-US depending on renewal - composed 1924, maybe published 1926?, it seems. Also, DKB has a digitized version (ms full score). They do have the instrumental parts, etc., according to Worldcat, in storage.) (DK-Kk has digitized "open access" they say, though of course local © laws apply...)

=={{Cat|Glazunov, Aleksandr}} (1865–1936)==
* "Arab Melody" for cello and piano
* Mazurka-oberek
* Albumblatt for trumpet and piano
* Prelude and Fugue in E Minor (1926)

=={{Cat|Gleason, Frederic Grant}} (1848–1903)==
*Piano Trios Opp.9 (C minor) & 13 (A major)

=={{Cat|Glière, Reinhold}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Concerto for harp and orchestra in E flat major, Op. 74 (1938)
*Cello Concerto Op 87

=={{Cat|Glinka, Mikhail}} (1804–1857)==
*Jota Aragonese - full orch. score

=={{Cat|Gluck, Christoph Willibald}} (1714–1787)==
* [[Don Juan, Wq.52 (Gluck, Christoph Willibald)|''Don Juan'']] The Breitkopf parts lack a full score and don't quite agree with ms. material

=={{Cat|Gnesin, Mikhail}} (1883–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Balagan/Die Schaubude, Op.6 (pub.1921)
* Vrubel', Op.8 (pub. 192x. Sibley Library has a non-circulating copy.)
* Variations, Op.24 (pub.1923)
* Trio, Op.63 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Gobbaerts, Louis}} (1835–1886)==
* 12 Easy And Melodious Studies, Op. 64

=={{Cat|Godard, Benjamin}} (1849–1895)==
* 4 Pièces symphoniques for orchestra or piano 4-hands, Op.28
* Les Contes de Perrault, Op.9
* {{LinkWork|Lanterne magique II|Op.55|Godard|Benjamin|0}} - Nos. 1-3, 5
* Romance without words, Op.120
* Les Papillons, Op.15
* 5 Lieder, Op.30

=={{Cat|Goepfart, Karl Eduard}} (1859–1942)==
* Operas incl. ''Sarastro'' (1891) and "Beerenlieschen" (performed 1894- incidental music, partially digitized already and downloadable?)
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.46 (some libraries have this as by Carl Andreas Goepfert (1768-1818) but Basel has this, based on the Licht edition of 1890, as by Karl Goepfart. may require further study to eliminate former poss.??)
* Wieland der Schmied for harp concertante and orchestra (1906 autograph @ Weimar archives)
* "The circle of the seasons : a juvenile cantata with connective declamation" (English version of "Die Jahreszeiten : 4 Kinder-Festspiele mit verbindender Declamation" published by Hug, ca.1886. Curwen, ca.1889)

=={{Cat|Goetz, Hermann}} (1840–1876)==
*Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major, Two Piano Reduction or full Orchestral score

=={{Cat|Gold, Artur}} (1897–1943)==
* Przyznaj sie, a może ci przebaczę, any scores
* Any [other] scores

=={{Cat|Goldbeck, Robert}} (1839–1908)==
*Piano concertante works (w/orchestra) (a couple are mentioned -also I think a symphony?- and hopefully still exist in some form?)
*The Surprise, or Clara & Valentine (opéra-comique in one act) (see {{BNFref|12148/cb43018753j|BNF}})

=={{Cat|Goldmark, Rubin}} (1872–1936)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (pub.1896 by Breitkopf & Härtel)

=={{Cat|Goldner, Wilhelm}} (1839–1907)==
*Little piano trio in G, Op.46 (pub.1885 by Schuberth & by Lemoine)
*Suite hébraïque sur des vieux chants hébreux de synagogue pour piano a 4 mains

=={{Cat|Goller, Vinzenz}} (1873–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Missa pro defunctis (Requiem), Op.13 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Goltermann, Georg}} (1824–1898)==
*2 Pieces for Cello Quartet, Op.119
*Symphony op.20 in A (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1852) (@ U. Edinburgh Main Library apparently?)
*Cello concerto N° 7 Op 103 in C major
*Cello concerto N° 8 Op 130 in A major
(one library that has both nos.7&8 including poss. a ms of no.8 is Middelburg, Netherlands. Fleisher has both in full score & parts for these.)
*Notturno, Op.108
*Ballade, Op.81

=={{Cat|Gomes, Carlos}} (1836–1896)==
*Il Guarany (vocal score with better resolution than the one already on the site)
*Fosca (vocal score of the 2nd revision, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/50726532?n=13&oldpds. If anyone could turn it into a decent black and white version).
*Fosca (vocal score of the 1st revision, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/421094600?n=5&printThumbnails=true&oldpds. Same as previous one).
*Salvator Rosa (vocal score, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/52501600?n=11&oldpds. Same as previous two).
*Lo schiavo (vocal score)
*Condor (vocal score)

=={{Cat|Goss-Custard, Reginald}} (1877–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Gossec, François Joseph}} (1734–1829)==
*Requiem (Full Score) ''see [[Messe des Morts, RH 501 (Gossec, François Joseph)]]
*La Nativité, oratorio (1774) (Full Score/Manuscript)

=={{Cat|Gottschalk, Louis Moreau}} (1829–1869)==
* Andante, transcribed for piano solo from Symphony n°1 "La Nuit des Tropiques" (A Night in the Tropics)
* Fiesta criolla
{{Laundry|Gottschalk, Louis Moreau|[[Wishlist for compositions by Louis Moreau Gottschalk|elsewhere]]}}
'''These works under copyright worldwide:
* A Night in the Tropics (full score pub. 1965)
* Grande Tarantelle (full score pub. 1964)
* Chanson de Gitano RO 35 (pub. 1976)
* Mazurka RO 276 (pub. 1976)
* Romance in E{{flat}} (pub. 1976)
* Polka in A{{flat}} RO 275 (pub. 1976)
* Ballade RO 271 (pub. 1976)
* Polka in B{{flat}} RO 273 (pub. 1976)
* Ynès RO 277 (pub. 1976)

=={{Cat|Gounod, Charles}} (1818–1893)==
* Among other gaps in the songs, I'm seeking ''O ma belle rebelle'' (Jean-Antoine de Baïf), the second of the [[6 Mélodies (Gounod, Charles)]] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 07:56, 18 December 2011 (UTC) '''— now uploaded [[6 Mélodies (Gounod, Charles)|here]].''' Thanks!
* The Masses are getting close to complete; I'm [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Talk:Charles_Gounod#Masses keeping track at cpdl] where some interesting gaps are listed.
* The complete 1882 oratorio La rédemption—both full score and vocal/piano score, if possible.

=={{Cat|Gouvy, Louis Théodore}} (1819–1898)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, Op.25
*Sinfonietta, Op.80 (pub.1886, premiered 1889?)
*Piano Trio No.5, Op.33
*Piano Duet Sonata No.2, Op.49 (pub.1869 by Richault)
*" no.1, Op.36 (op.26 by BNF...) (pub.1865 by Richault)

=={{Cat|Grabert, Martin}} (1868–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1905)
*Oboe Sonata in G minor, Op.52 (recorded, on CD) (pub.1921)
*Piano Suite, Op.15 (pub.1896)
*Piano capriccio, Op.9 (pub.1896)
*Variations and fugue for organ, Op.40 (pub.1911)
*Fest-Hymnus, for 2-part chorus and piano (published 1910. @ BSB - not currently digitized?.)

=={{Cat|Grabner, Hermann}} (1886–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Concerto in the old style for 3 violins, Op.1 (pub.1915?)
* 2 pieces for viola and piano, op.4 (pub. 1904-08?)

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Perkeo, Op.15 (suite for winds), pub. 1925 by Kahnt

=={{Cat|Grädener, Carl Georg Peter}} (1812–1883)==
*Symphony, Op.25 (p.1872)
*Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.20 (p.1868/69) (parts @ DKB)

=={{Cat|Grädener, Hermann}} (1844–1929)==
*String Quintet, Op.23 (p.1883)
*Violin Concerto No.1 in D, Op.22 (ca.1883?)
*Cello Concerto in E minor, Op.45 (p.1908) - full score/orch. parts
*Sinfonietta, Op.14 (1876, p.1881)
*Piano Trio No.1, Op.1 (p.1867)
*Piano Quintet No.1, Op.6 (p.1872)
*Capriccio, Op.4 (first orchestral work) (p.1872)

=={{Cat|Graener, Paul}} (1872–1944)==
*Opera ''Don Juans letztes Abenteuer'' Op.42 (pub.1913/14 acc. Lib. Congress, 1914 acc Syracuse. Librettist died 1954.)
*Schirin und Gertraude ; heitere Oper in vier Akten, Op.51
*Byzanz, Oper Op.48 (libretto, opera may be otherwise lost??)
*Piano Trio Suite Op.19

=={{Cat| Graf, Christian Ernst}} (1723–1804)==
*5 cello concertos
* Duo Economique, for 1 violin, 2 bows, 2 players

=={{Cat|Grainger, Percy}} (1882–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
* Country Gardens (in a version written before 1923)
* In Dahomey
* Blithe Bells
* Bridal Lullaby
* Mock Morris, No. 1 and No. 2
* Shepherd's Hey
* The Warriors (Music to an Imaginary Ballet) - now on site, but unfortunately resolution is so low it's very hard to read, so higher-resolution copy would be good
* Lincolnshire Posy (Score and Baritone Part)
* Scotch Strathspey and Reel
* In a Nutshell Suite, Mvts. 1, 2, 3 and 4
* The Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol
* The Lads of Wamphray March
* Marching Song of Democracy
* Green Bushes, Passacaglia on an English Folksong
* Children's March 'Over the Hills and Far Away'
* Piano II part for choral version of The Hunter in His Career
* Spoon River (full-length orchestral score)
* Danish Folk Music Suite (orchestral score)
* Youthful Suite (orchestral score)
* The Power of Rome and the Christian Heart (full band score)
{{Laundry|Grainger, Percy}}

=={{Cat|Gram, Peder}} (1881–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub. Hansen, 1922)

=={{Cat|Grammann, Carl}} (1842–1897)==
* Thusnelda, Op.29 (1882, Klemm, or of course other pubs.)
* Notturno, Op.34 (cello & piano. 1881, Erler)
* Aventiure, symphony, Op.31 (1880, Erler)
* Romance, Op.46, violin/piano (1884, Schuberth)
* Ingrid, Op.57 (Schuberth, 1897)
* Das Irrlicht, Op.58 (Schuberth, 1897)
* Romance & Scherzo for orchestra, Op.17

=={{Cat|Granados, Enrique}} (1867–1916)==
* Intermedio (Goyescas)
* Danza Lenta
* Cuentos de la juventud
* Bocetos
* Escenas Poéticas II
* Valses Poéticos
* Oriental. Canción variada, intermedio y final.
* Dante (esp full score)
* Piano Trio
* Violin Sonata
* Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 49

=={{Cat|Grandjany, Lucien}} (1862–1891)==
(Not to be confused with Marcel Lucien Grandjany (1891–1975), who I suspect was related.)
* 2 Waltzes for piano
* Menuet de Mademoiselle, Op.42
* Impromptu for piano in C
* Prière for violin and piano, Op.39 (pub. 1895)

=={{Cat|Grandval, Clémence de}} (1828–1907)==
* Piano Trio No.2 (pub.1854)
* Violin Concertino D-dur (1874)

=={{Cat|Graun, Johann Gottlieb}} (1703–1771)==
* Ouvertüren
* Sinfonien
* Concerti grossi
* Violin concerti
* Oboe concerti
* Double concerti
* Viola da gamba concerti
* Keyboard concerti
* Cantatas
* Viola da braccio concerto in E{{flat}} (GraunWV Av:XIII:28)

=={{Cat|Graun, Karl Heinrich}} (1704–1759)==
* Passion Oratorio "Kommt her und schauet"
* Passion Cantata "Ein Lämmlein geht und trägt die Schuld"
* Passion pastiche "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"

=={{cat|Graupner, Christoph}}(1683–1760)==
* Flute sonata in G major GWV 707 manuscript
* Partita in a major GWV 149 printed edition
* Partita in f minor vom winter GWV 121
* Overture and Chaccone GWV 472 (in A GWV 477? - Schissel)

=={{cat|Gray, Alan}}(1855–1935)==
* Fantasia in D minor for organ

=={{Cat|Grechaninov, Aleksandr}} (1864–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No.1 Full score
* Symphony No.3 Full score
* Symphony No.4 Full score
* Symphony No.5 Full score
* Cello Concerto (1895)
* {{NoComp|Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom No.2, Op.29|Grechaninov, Aleksandr}} (1902, partially pub. 1919)
* Cello Sonata, Op.113 in E minor ((c) about 1930)
* [[String Quartet No.1, Op.2 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)|String Quartet No.1 Op.2 in G]] (pub. 1894 by Belaieff.) - Imported from Sibley [[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 02:32, 31 August 2012 (EDT)
* [[Sister Beatrice, Op.50 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)|Sister Beatrice, opera]], Op.50 (vocal score pub.1910 by Zimmermann. At Sibley, again restr.stacks.) (Vocal score uploaded)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.75 in C minor (pub. B&H 1923. At Sibley)
* {{NoComp|Passion Week, Op.58|Grechaninov,_Aleksandr}} (1911)

=={{Cat|Greef, Arthur de}} (1862–1940)==
* Piano Concerto 1 in C (1914), Full Score (also reduction, pub. by Schott, 1922)
* Piano Concerto 2 in B{{flat}} major (1930), Full Score (pub. ?)
* Ballade in the form of variations on a Flemish tune for string orchestra (p.1890)
* Concertino in G for piano and orchestra (London: Chester, pub. 1932)
* Sonata for 2 pianos (pub. ca.1928?)
* Etudes for solo piano (pub.1920)
* Varied minuet for 2 pianos or piano and strings (pub.1913)
* Chants d'amour, poésies de Charles Fuster (pub.1903)
* Souvenirs for piano (pub.1913)

=={{Cat|Greene, Maurice}} (1696–1755)==
* Hearken unto me ye holy children, anthem, 1728, manuscript or first edition would be welcome
*Vol. 1 of [[40 Select Anthems in Score (Greene, Maurice)]]

=={{Cat|Gregori, Giovanni Lorenzo}} (1663–1745)==
* Concerti Grossi a più Stromenti, Op.2
=={{Cat|Gregorian Chant}}==
Printed collections before c1900 are underrepresented. In particular:
*[[Graduale de tempore (Gregorian Chant)|''Graduale de tempore'']] or ''Editio Medicea'' 1614 is only a pair of fragments at present
*''Graduale Pataviense'' (Wien 1511)
*''Antiphonale Pataviense'' (Wien 1519)
*The revised ‘neo-Gallican’ breviary (Paris, 1680), antiphoner (1681), missal (1684, indispensable to organists!), and gradual (1689)

=={{Cat|Grieg, Edvard}} (1843–1907)==
Many of Grieg's compositions are available in PDF on the webpage of [http://www.bergen.folkebibl.no/grieg-samlingen/engelsk/grieg_compositions_eng.html Bergen Public Library]
* Grieg songs (ca.200+) ''(it might be more useful to start blue- and redlinking [[List of works by Edvard Grieg]])''
* Op. 39 Nr.1 Fra Monte Pincio, version for voice and orchestra as prepared by Grieg in 1894.
* Ganger and Trolltog Op54 No 2&3 Orchestral versions. (Full score and parts) Complete Scores of Nos. 1/2/3/4/6 in manuscript have been uploaded: [[Lyric Pieces, Op.54 (Grieg, Edvard)]]

=={{Cat|Griffes, Charles Tomlinson}} (1884 - 1920)==
* String quartet movement (Allegretto scherzando) in B-flat major (1903) - Manuscript score is in New York Public Library.
* String quartet movement (Vivace: Allegro assai quasi presto) in A minor (1917) - Manuscript score is in New York Public Library.

=={{Cat|Grill, Leo}} (1846–1919)==
*Overture in A minor, Op.8 (pub.1873) (score and parts at DKB- request?)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.11 (pub.1887) (score and/or parts @ LoC e.g.)
*Serenade, Op.3

=={{Cat|Gromis, Charles}} (1865–1939)==
(dates are guessed-at from websearches. Am assuming that Charles and Carlo Gromis are the same composer...) 
(It is possible though that the first two are by a Charles Gromis and the last two are (youthful works) by a Carlo Gromis, conte di Trana, b.1939?
* 4 string quartets (in A, pub.1902, in G major, pub.1949, in G minor, pub.1950, in F major, pub.1951)

=={{Cat|Grøndahl, Launy}} (1886-1960)==
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*Violin Concerto in D (1916, pub.1935)
*Trombone Concerto (comp.1924, possibly published in or ca. 1925 by Ferrario of Milan, definitely published, by Samfundet/D.Fog, 1954)
*Bassoon Concerto (pub.1944)
*Symphony Op.9 ("Fuldført 18. Maj 1919. Noget ændret: Nov. 1939") (unpublished? ms. material at libraries)
*Koncert : for fagot og orkester : (1942) (pub.1944)
*String Quartet No.1 (pub.1957)

=={{Cat|Gross, Johann Benjamin}} (1809–1848)==
*String Quartet in D major, Op.9 (late 1832 (poss.1833) from [[Breitkopf und Härtel]]) (plate 5420) (uploaded)
*String Quartets 3 & 4
*(Would suggest the remaining cello concertos, but SBB has most digitized, and the others are, I think, in their manuscript section and published too recently to be out-of-copyright, so they did not digitize them completely)

=={{Cat|Grosz, Wilhelm}} (1894-1939)==
* Liebeslieder, op. 10 (pub. 1922)
* Rondels, op. 11 (pub. 1922)
* Symphonische Variationen über ein eigenes Thema für Klavier zu zwei Händen, op. 9 (pub. 1921)
* String Quartet in D (ca.1917)

=={{Cat|Gruber, Josef}} (1855–1933)==
* Second Mass in honor of St. Caecilia "Zweite Caecilienmesse", op. 186 Complete score or vocal score with piano reduction or organ

=={{Cat|Gruenberg, Louis}} (1884–1964)==
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* Suite for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1914)
* Violin Sonata No.1 (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Grünberger, Ludwig}} (1839–1896)==
*(str.) Quartet No.1, Op.31 (pub.1881)
*Quartet No.2, Op.37 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Grund, Edouard}} (1801–1871)==
Also Eduard.
*String Quartet, Op.1 (p.1831)
*Violin Concerto, Op.3
*Violin Concertino, Op.4

=={{Cat|Grunholzer, Konrad}} (1838–1909)==
* Danket dem Herrn, denn er ist freundlich for mixed Choir

=={{Cat|Guerrero, Francisco}} (1522–1599)==
''[http://www.uma.es/victoria/guerrero.html|Nacho Alvarez' site] leaves very little to desire! The indexing of these editions on CPDL is not quite complete.
Missing on IMSLP are:
* All hymns, specially Vexilla Regis, Conditor Alme siderum and Pange Lingua
*Ascendens Christum, Cantate Domino - Iubilate Deo omnis terra, Dum complerentur dies Penthecostes, O altitudo divitiarum, O crux benedicta, O Domine Iesu Christe (both), Veni Domine et noli tardare, 5 Passions

=={{Cat|Guilmant, Alexandre}} (1837–1911)==

=={{Cat|Gulbins, Max}} (1862–1932)==
* Organ Sonatas (nos.1-4 published by 1906)
* Fest-Fantaisie, Op.101, published in 1917

=={{Cat|Gurlitt, Cornelius}} (1820–1901)==
* Sinfonietta, Op.60 (pub. 1877)
* Bagatelles, Op. 131
* Aquarellen, Op. 154
* Siesta, Op. 226

=={{Cat|Gyrowetz, Adalbert}} (1763–1850)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.39 (pub.1802, Gombart of Augsb[o]urg)
* Tre quartetti per due violini, viola, e violoncello : opera 29 (pub. by Artaria ca.1801)
* String Quintet, Op.45 (pub. André, 1802)



=={{Cat|Haan, Willem de}} (1849–1930)==
* Harpa, ballad after Dahn for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op.10 (pub.1884?)
* Die Inkasöhne, opera, Op.19 (©1895)
* Das Grab im Busento für Männerchor und Orchester, Op.11
* Fantasiestücke : für Violine und Klavier, Op.15
* String Quartet in E minor (@Zeeuwse Bibliotheek Middelburg?)

=={{Cat|Haarklou, Johannes}} (1847–1925)==
([[wikipedia:nn:Johannes Haarklou|Wikipedia (Nynorsk)]])
*Piano Concerto op.47 in D minor (pub. Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke) (published score and parts at Free Library of Philadelphia) (pub.1922 iirc.)
*Violin Concerto op.50 (ca.1932) (pub. Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke) (manuscript at FLP)
*Organ symphony op.53 (published by 1922 by Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke)
*Symphony No.3 in C major, Op.49 (pub. Gebrüder Reinecke in 1922, I think- will check. At FLP score and parts) (Op.110 according to SNL.NO; composed 1918.)
* Requiem uden ord, orchestra, op. 46 (for the memory of Svendsen. pub. Reinecke, in 1922, I think. at FLP, score and parts.)
*Organ Symphony No.2 Op.60 (original Norsk Musikforlag edition, not 2010 reprint?)

=={{Cat|Haas, Joseph}} (1879–1960)==
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*Horn sonata, Op.29 (composed, pub.1910)
*String Quartet, Op.50 (pub.1919)

=={{Cat|Habert, Johannes Evangelista}} (1833–1896)==
*String Quartets Op.77 (E minor), 80 (E{{flat}}), 81 (D) (pub.posth. 1908, in Werke. Series IX.)

=={{Cat|Hadley, Henry Kimball}} (1871–1937)==
*String Quartets (opp.24, 132) (op24 v.early - 1887- just in ms?)
*Symphonies (no.2 uploaded)

=={{Cat|Hafgren, Lill Erik}} (1881–1959)==
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*Violin Sonata in A (©1916 Odeon-V.)

=={{Cat|Hägg, Jacob Adolf}} (1850–1928)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.1 (pub. 1874, B&H)
*Piano sonata in D minor (pub.1898)
*Suite sentimentale, Op.22 (pub. by 1904)
*24 Preludes for Organ or Piano (" " ")

=={{Cat|Haller, Michael}} (1840–1915)==
*Missa decima ad II voces comitante, Op.23 (published 1909 by Pustet)
*Litaniae Lauretanae BMV, Op.100 (published 1909 by Pustet)
*Missa "Ave Maria", Op.101 (published 1909 by Pustet)

=={{Cat|Halm, Anton}} (1789–1872)==
*String Quartet No.2, Op.39
*Piano Trio No.2 in D, Op.58

=={{Cat|Halm, August}} (1869–1929)==
*Symphony in F major (pub.1911, Zumsteeg) (@Royal Danish Lib.)
*String Quartets in G minor, F major, A major, serenade in C (prob. non-PD-US - poss. first published around 1931-1933 - not sure about A major- poss.1939, poss. earlier?)
*Symphony in D minor for strings (pub.1907 from manuscript, premiered 1907) (Fleisher Collection@FLP has a copy, with parts, (c) 1910, but comes out to the same- assuming it is the same work! though attributed to "August Helm". HMB does list it again in 1911 though so maybe a 2nd edition??)
*Concerto in C major for orchestra with obligato piano (pub.1913) (repub. by MPH, 2017)
*2 violin sonatas (pub.1922)
*3 solo violin sonatas (pub.1920)
*Serenade for string trio (pub.1919)
*Concerto in C minor for string orchestra (pub. 1915, Zumsteeg)
*Prelude and Fugue in F minor for string orchestra (published by Bärenreiter, ?) (at FLP. date not estimated by FLP. clearly PD-CA and PD-EU, though.)

=={{Cat|Halsey, Ernest}} (1867–1939)==
* Toccata for Organ

=={{Cat|Halvorsen, Johan}} (1864–1935)==
* [[Symphony No.1 (Halvorsen, Johan)|Symphony No. 1 in C minor]] (1923) (Full score) (now uploaded)
* Entry March of the Boyars (1895) (Percussion parts)
* Symphony no.2 in d minor
* Symphony no.3 in C major

=={{Cat|Handel, George Frideric}} (1685–1759)==
* Saeviat tellus ante rigores, HWV 240 (full score and parts)
* Brockes-Passion, HWV 48 in version by JS Bach (VBN I/H/1) (full score/manuscript)
* Suites de Pièces, HWV 434-442 (edition by Peter Northway for the Hallische Händel-Ausgabe)
* [[Suite in D minor, HWV 437 (Handel, George Frideric)|Suite in D Minor, HWV 437]] (Sarabande movement)
* Oboe Concerto No. 3 in G minor, HWV 287
* "Il trionfo del tempo e del disinganno"
* "Tra la Fiamme", HWV 170 (full score and parts)
* Chandos Anthems from No. 1 to No. 11 - HWV 246 to 257

=={{Cat|Handl, Jacob}} (1550-1591)==
* DTÖ 12, 24, 30, 40, 47 & 51-2 (the six installments of ''Opus musicum'') is eagerly awaited!

=={{Cat|Hanff, Johann Nicolaus}} (1663–1711)==
* Cantatas (3) (Typeset of complete chorale preludes uploaded)

=={{Cat|Hannikainen, Ilmari}} (1892–1955)==
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* Piano Concerto, op.7 (1917) (two-piano arrangement)
* Piano Quartet in {{K|f#}}, Op.2
* Gavotte : ur balletmusiken til Askungen (published 1917)

=={{Cat|Hänsel, Peter}} (1770–1831)==
*String Quintet No.2 in C major, Op.13 (ca.1804?) ({{RISMs|650006800}})
*String Quintet No.3, Op.15
*3 String Trios, Op.30 (Schott, ca.1810?)
*Flute Quartet in G, Op.21 ({{RISMs|550505110}})

=={{Cat|Hanssens, Charles-Louis}} (1802–1871)==
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. Katto)
* Symphony no.1 (composed and premiered 1841. 161 p autograph ms score @ Belgian R lib Brussels)
* Symphony no.2 in A minor (composed and premiered 1845) (at least 5 symphonies + unnumbered)
* Fantaisie [pour orchestre] sur des Airs Populaires (@ Belgian Royal Lib)
* Symphony (unnumbered early) in C minor (1827, ms @ BR)

=={{Cat|Harsányi, Tibor}} (1898–1954)==
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* Sonata (1926) for piano
* 5 Etudes Rhythmiques (1933) for piano
* Symphony in C (1952?)
* L'histoire du petit tailleur

=={{Cat|Hartmann, Emil}} (1836–1898)==
* Piano Quintet (1865), Op. 5
* 3 String Quartets (opp. 14, 37, 38 - c.1873, p.1887, c.1886?)
* Symphony No.3, Op.42 (@Sibley in piano reduction)
* Symphony No.1, Op.29 (@Royal Dutch Library & St. Pancras)

=={{Cat|Hartmann, Johan Peter Emilius}} (1805–1900)==
* Dante-Ouverture, Op.85 (Ouverture til Chr. K.F. Molbech's Drama "Dante") (pub.1889)
* Fantasy-Allegro for violin and piano (Fog 5), published in 1900 by [[Hansen]]

=={{Cat|Hartog, Eduard}} (1829–1909)==
* Ein Märchen, character-sketch for orchestra, Op.62 (pub.1889)
* Suite for string quartet, Op.46 (pub.1860s by [[Jacques Maho]] of Paris; also Seitz, 1868, and Leuckart, 1883)
* Waldscène for soprano, chorus and orchestra, Op.38 (ms copy at Open Library of Amsterdam?)
* Portia. Ouverture dramatique à gr. Orch. Op.32 (pub.1858)
* L'Esclave, poésie de Théophile Gautier, ballade pour voix de soprano & orchestre, Op.33, pub.1862 (Brandus & Dufour)
* Chant de Mai (Mailied). Choeur bacchique p. Sopr., Mezzo-Sopr., Alto, Tén. et Basse av. Orchestre, Op.31 (pub.1858 by Brandus acc. to both BNF and HMB. Text by Emile Augier)
* Pensée de minuit : méditation d'après une poésie de Lamartine, Op.52 (pub.1884 or earlier; as Op.26 by Escudier in 1855 if the same work? - "Méditation poétique" @ BNF catalog, for chamber ens. rather than orchestra.)
* Psalm 43, Op.43 (pub.1868)
* Le Mariage de don Lope, opéra comique in 1 act (Gambogi, 1865)

=={{Cat|Harty, Hamilton}} (1879–1941)==
*String Quartet, Op.5 (1902?)
*Piano Concerto in B minor (1922)
*Suite from Handel's Water Music

=={{Cat|Harwood, Basil}} (1859–1949)==
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'''Works by Harwood are for organ unless otherwise specified.'''
*from Six Pieces, Op.15 - No.1, Communion in F major and No.2, Interlude in D major
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*Reverie (composed 1926, revised 1931, not published until the complete Harwood edition from Stainer, 1991)

=={{Cat|Hasse, Johann Adolph}} (1699–1783)==
* Le Virtù appié della Croce (Stefano Benedotto Pallavicino; Dresden 1737) Full Score
* I pellegrini al Sepolcro (Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino; Dresden 1742) Full score
* La Deposizione della Croce (Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino; Dresden 1744) Full score
* S. Elena al Calvario (Pietro Metastasio; Dresden 1747, rev. Wien 1772) (complete works) Full scores of both versions

=={{Cat|Hasse, Johannes}} (?–?)==
Is this Johannes Hasse (1616–1675)? 
Or possibly Johannes Hasse (fl.1614–1617)? (This is why '''dates''' are important)
:Eldest son of Petrus Hasse (I) and hence brother of Nicolaus Hasse. Dates unknown.[[User:Dgljr5121973|Dgljr5121973]] 17:22, 7 February 2011 (UTC)
* any works

=={{Cat|Hasse, Karl}} (1883–1960)==
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* Suite in D for violin and piano, Op.29 (published 1933 by Litolff)
* Suite in a-moll : 5 Stücke für Violine (oder Flöte) und Klavier, Violoncello ad libitum, Op.36a (pub. 1934)
* Missa brevis, Op.8 (published 1912)

=={{Cat|Hasse, Nikolaus}} (ca.1617–ca.1670)==
* Any vocal works and Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Hasse, Peter (I)}} (ca.1585–1640)==
* two Chorale preludes
* Praeludium for Organ
* 8-voice motet
* 7-voice Mass

=={{Cat|Hasse, Peter (II)}} (1659–1708)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hassler, Hans Leo}} (1564–1612)==
* Lustgarten neuer teutscher Gesäng, Balletti, Gaillarden und Intraden (Nürnberg 1601) Full score complete work
* Keyboard works
* His opus 1, the Canzonette of 1590 (Nurnberg)

=={{Cat|Hassler, Jacob}} (1569–1622)==
* Complete Keyboard works (3 ricercars, 1 toccata, 1 fugue, 1 fantasia, and 1 canzona)

=={{Cat|Hässler, Johann Wilhelm}} (1747–1822)==
* Fantasia for Keyboard in C minor (formerly attributed to W F Bach)
* „50 Stücke für Anfänger“ op.38
* „Etudes en Vingt-quatre Valses“ op.49
* Charakterstück op.27 Nr.2
* Kantate „Erfurt“
* Sonate für Cembalo Nr.3 d-Moll
* Preludes Op. 47

=={{Cat|Hatton, John Liptrot}} (1808–1886)==
*6 Impromptus for the Piano (Ashdown&Parry, ca.1866)
*Rondo à l'espagnole , and Introduction & Rondo (pub. by Boieldieu of Paris, 1835 or 1836)

=={{Cat|Hauptmann, Moritz}} (1792–1868)==
*Concertino/Light Concerto for piano in {{K|Eb}}, Op.20

=={{Cat|Hauptner, Thuiskon}} (1821–1889)==
*Singvögelchen, Liederspiel (pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Hausegger, Siegmund von}} (1872–1948)==
* Aufklänge, variations for orchestra (1910)
* {{LinkWork|Barbarossa||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}}, symphonic poem (1900)
* {{LinkWork|Dionysische Phantasie||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}} for orchestra (1898)
* {{LinkWork|Natur Symphonie||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}} for large orchestra with final chorus to words from Goethe's poem Proömium (1911)
* Todtenmarsch (published 1903) for baritone solo, men's chorus and orchestra

=={{Cat|Hay, Edward Norman}} (1889–1943)==
* String Quartet in A (pub.1920) (@Sibley)

=={{Cat|Haydn, Joseph}} (1732–1809)==
: See Icking Music Archive: [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Haydn.php] [[User:Andrewt|Andrewt]] 14:11, 24 October 2008 (EDT)
* Trumpet Concerto Parts for ALL movements
* Horn Concerto No. 2 D-major, Hob. VIId:4 (Preferably Full Score and Parts)
* Double Horn Concerto
* Piano Concertos (Preferably Full Score, Concerto No.11) -parts now available: [[Keyboard Concerto in D major, Hob.XVIII:11 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Der Morgen Graut, Hob. XXX:5 for two tenors, harp, strings
* Die Jahreszeiten (The Seasons)-Full score
* [[Mass in D minor, Hob.XXII:11 (Haydn, Joseph)|Nelsonmesse]] (Missa in Augustiis) -Full score (EU only full score uploaded)
* Six Scotch Airs with variations for voice, violin, cello, harp or piano
* Twelve Sentimental Catches and Glees for three voices, harp 1795
* Quartetto Concertante in F for flute, violin, viola, harp/harpsichord (attrib. to Schmittbauer) Hob. XIV:F
* Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Harpsichord with orchestra in G Minor
* Divertimenti Hob. X 1,2,3,5,6 & 12 for String Quartet, Baryton, and two Horns - Full Scores and Parts.
* [[Divertimento in G major, Hob.X:4 (Haydn, Joseph)]] - Parts in addition to the full score
* Many of Haydn's duos and trios are only in parts. Could it be possible to upload a full score, or at least create one using a scorewriter if no editions are available?
Can we just get all the complete works of Haydn uploaded????
* Schöpfungmesse - Full Score [[Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:13 (Haydn, Joseph)|added]]
* Harmoniemesse- Full Score
* Missa Brevis no 1 in F major
* [[Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:10 (Haydn, Joseph)|Heiligemesse]] -Full Score (uploaded in February)
* Kleine Orgelmesse (''Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo'' in B♭, Hob.XXII:7) -Full Score [http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Kleine_Orgelmesse_(Mass_no._7_in_Bb_Major)_(Joseph_Haydn) at CPDL]
* Große Orgelsolomesse (''Missa in honorem Beatissimæ Virginis Mariæ'' in E♭, Hob.XXII:4)-Full Score
* Paukenmesse ([[Mass in C major, Hob.XXII:9 (Haydn, Joseph)|Missa in tempore belli]])-Full score*
* 6 sonatas for violin and viola Hob. VI: 1-6
* Violin Concerto No. 3(Preferably Full Score + parts for violin solo)
* Sonate for cello and piano in G minor
* Variations in F minor -been uploaded since 2006: [[Andante with Variations, Hob.XVII:6 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Fantasia (Capriccio) for Piano in C Major Hob.XVII:4 -been long since uploaded as Op.58: [[Fantasia in C major, Op.58 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Adagio for Piano in F Major Hob.XVII:9
* Arianna auf Naxos (cantata for voice and piano; please post Haydn's manuscript)
* Divertimento a Tre Hob. IV:5 for Horn, violin and cello
* The String Quartets Op.9
* Piano sonata Nr. 4 (Landon), Hob. XVI/G1.
* Concerto for 2 Lire Organizzate Hob.VIIh:1 - 5
* Requiem in C minor full score [added to M. Haydn wishlist below]
* Die Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze (Orchestra version (original!))
* [http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Te_Deum_No._2_in_C_(Joseph_Haydn) Te Deum Hob. XXIIIc:2] Full score; according to New Grove "Joseph Haydn’s second [Te Deum] is a remarkably fine piece from 1800"
* Salve Regina Full Score
* L'anima del filosofo, ossia Orfeo ed Euridice, Hob. 28/13, dramma per musica in 4 acts (libretto by Carlo Francesco Badini). Full Score/Manuscript
* First edition of Haydn's Op.13 "Kurzböck-Sonaten" (Hob.16:21-26 piano solo works mostly called sonatas, pub.1774)

=={{Cat|Haydn, Michael}} (1737–1806)==
* Concerto for viola, organ (or harpsichord), and strings
* Cello Concerto in B-Major (The cello concerto in B-flat major attributed to Michael Haydn, edited by Mark Starr, is published by Edition Max Eschig, Paris, and is under copyright.)
* Alto Trombone Concerto in D-major
* Requiem in C minor full score
* Trumpet Concertino C major (=Trumpet Concerto Nr. 1)
* Ipsa Virgo virginum in D major (K IIb:49), MH 670 (pub.1829, Diabelli)

=={{Cat|Haynes, Battison}} (1859–1900)==

=={{Cat|Hegar, Friedrich}} (1841–1927)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.6
* Fest-Ouv. for orch., Op.25 (pub.1896/97)
* ''Ahasvers Erwachen'', Op.34 (pub. 1904)

=={{Cat|Heidrich, Maximilian}} (1864–1909)==
*Cello sonata, Op.4 (pub.1899, CF Schmidt)
*Violin sonata, Op.12 (pub.1899, CF Schmidt)
*String Quartet, Op.24 (p1911)
*String Quartet, Op.29 (p1911)

=={{Cat|Heinichen, Johann David}} (1683–1729)==
{{Laundry|Heinichen, Johann David}}
=={{Cat|Heins, Donald}} (1878–1949)==
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*Country Dance for Violin and Piano (score and part)

=={{Cat|Heinze, Gustav Adolf}} (1820–1904)==
*2-piano concerto
*Laudate Dominum, Op.98 (pub.1903)
*Sancta Caecilia : für Soli, Chor und Orchester : Op.49

=={{Cat|Heller, Stephen}} (1813–1888)==
* Fifty Selected Studies -- be specific (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Bodil}} (1880–1950)==
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* To sange : Dit gyldne Haar; Merry (composed 1909)
* Fest-praeludium for organ (published 1915)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Carl}} (1818–1904)==
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (published 1842) (manuscript @ DKB)
* Symphony no.1 in D (composed 1841-2)
* Symphony no.2 in F "Idyllisk" (ms @ DKB)
* Overture in D minor (composed 1841)
* String Quartet (manuscript, DKB, "Wien i Sommeren 1841")
* String Quartet in E-flat major (1837 March 8. Manuscript, DKB)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Gustav}} (1857–1924)==
* Piano Trio, Op.6 (ca.1888)
* String Quintet, Op.21 (ms copy @ DKB)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.2 (ms. @ DKB)
* Symphony No.2 in E, Op.22 (ms piano reduction and ms score @ DKB)
* Violin Concerto (No.2?) in C (ms. reduction @ DKB)
* Cello Concerto in C major, Op.35 (ms score @ DKB)
* Stormklokken (1911), opera (ms)
* String Quartet no.1 in B minor (score) and quartet no. 5 in F Op.24 (parts) (ms @ DKB)

=={{Cat|Hemmerlein, Joseph}} (1761–1843)==
* Keyboard sonatas (and concerto, Op.7) (possibly not by the same J. Hemmerlein)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Andreas}} (1805–1871)==
* Festmesse in C minor Op.26 (there's a recording on YouTube? Possibly not published though...)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Heinrich}} (1822–1899)==
(brother of {{LinkName|Andreas|Henkel}} ; [[wikipedia:Heinrich Henkel (composer)|Heinrich Henkel]])
* Piano Trio Op.22 (pub.1860)
* String Quartets No.1 in D minor Op.13 (autograph 1847-49?), No.2 in D major Op.26 (autograph 1890)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Michael}} (1780–1851)==
* Sonata for Flute and Guitar, Op.24 (pub.ca.1815)
* Violin-or-flute sonatas (e.g. Op.74, pub.ca.1825)

=={{Cat|Henning, Max}} (1906–1954)==
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(flourishing dates, approximately. Seems not to be the same person as [[wikipedia:de:Max Henning|Max Henning]].)
* Op.22. 12 Two-part Fughettas and Fugues for the Pianoforte. (A.P. Schmidt, 1909.) (@ÖNB, British Lib, also Brigham Young.)
* Op.89. String Quartet No.12 in B minor (hmoll). Published 1938 by Westend-Verlag. (HMB, 1938, p.243.)
* Op.60. Präludium und Fuge C moll für Orgel (Westend-Verlag, 1939.) (@ Berner-Fachhochschule.)
* Atahuallpa : grosse Oper in drei Akten. Westend-Verlag (again), ©1913.
* Op.7. Zwei Vortragsstücke für Violine mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Westend // Carl Fleischer, 1906.

=={{Cat|Henriques, Fini}} (1867–1940)==
* Suite for Oboe and Strings, Op.13 (pub.1896)
* Kammerkvartet (flute, violin, cello and piano) (1937) (PD-CA?)
* Petite polonaise, Op.32 (published 1910 - {{HMBref|1910|32}}.)

=={{Cat|Henschel, George}} (1850–1934)==
* Ballade in F{{sharp}} minor for Violin and Orchestra (or piano), Op.39 (pub.1885)

=={{Cat|Hepworth, George}} (1825–1918)==
* Sinfonia (for orchestra, in one movement?) in A minor

=={{Cat|Herbeck, Johann von}} (1831–1877)==
* Symphony No.4 "Orgelsinfonie" in D minor, Op.20 (pub.1878 in arrangement ; recorded)

=={{Cat|Herbert, Victor}} (1859–1924)==
* Sweethearts
* Art Is Calling For Me (from 'The Enchantress') 1911

=={{Cat|Herman, Adolphe}} (1823–1903)==
* Violin Sonata (pub.1886 by Grus)

=={{Cat|Herman, Reinhold L.}} (1849–1919)==
* Piano Trio, Op.56
* Violin Sonata, Op.57 (both pub.1904.)
* Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.42 (performed 1893 in NYC)

=={{Cat|Hermann, Robert}} (1869–1912)==
* Piano Trio in D minor, Op.6 (pub.1895 by Hofmeister)
* Symphony No.1 in C major, Op.7 (pub.1896 by Hofmeister)
* Symphony No.2 in B minor, Op.11 (Andante published 1903 in full score by Hofmeister. Entire work possibly still in manuscript?)
* Piano Quartet in F minor, Op.9 (pub.ca.1905 by Hofmeister)
* Concert overture in D minor, Op.4 (NYPL has this but not circulating)

=={{Cat|Herrmann, Eduard}} (1850–1937)==
* Walzer-Fantasie, Op.29 (for string quartet or string orchestra) (p.1909)
* String Quintet (2 cellos), Op.31 (©1911)
* String Quintet No.2 (2 violas), Op.42 (p.1931)
* Violin Concerto in C minor, Op.25 (©1904, W. Schmid)
* String Quartet, Op.32 (©1913 (and again ©1916? and HMB lists it in 1919 too))
* String Quartet No.2, Op.36

=={{Cat|Herschel, William}} (1738–1822)==
*Symphonies
*Organ pieces
*Concertos
*Any other works

=={{Cat|Hertel, Johann Christian}} (1697–1754)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hertel, Johann Wilhelm}} (1727–1789)==
* Symphonies
* Concertos
* Keyboard sonatas
* Oratorios
* Cantatas (especially Passion cantatas and Christmas cantatas)
* Johann Wilhelm Hertel (Hrsg.): Sammlung Musikalischer Schriften größtenteils aus den Werken der Italiäner und Franzosen übersetzt und mit Kommentaren versehen von Johann Wilhelm Hertel, Leipzig 1757/1758, 2 St. in 1 Bd.

=={{Cat|Herz, Henri}} (1803–1888)==
* Etudes
* Orchestral parts to concertos
Op.76 - Variations Brillantes di Bravura sur le Trio Favori du Preaux Clercs de Herold

=={{Cat|Herzogenberg, Heinrich von}} (1843–1900)==
* Cello Concerto, WoO 30 (1880) (published?)
* Phantasie "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland" op. 39
* Phantasie "Nun danket alle Gott" op. 46
* Op. 16 Odysseus. Symphonie für grosses Orchester 1. Die Irrfahrten 2. Penelope 3. Die Gärten der Circe 4. Das Gastmahl der Freier (ÖNB has a copy of Horn's 1876 arrangement)
* Op. 50 Symphonie (C moll) für grosses Orchester
* Op. 80 Todtenfeier. Cantate für Soli, Chor, Orchester und Orgel (geschrieben auf den ersten Todestag seiner Frau Elisabeth geb. von Stockhausen)
* Op. 87 Messe (E moll) für Soli, Chor und Orchester (Orgel ad libitum) (Dem Andenken Philipp Spitta's)
* Op. 90 Die Geburt Christi. Text aus Worten der heiligen Schrift und geistlichen Liedern zusammengestellt von Friedrich Spitta, Kirchen-Oratorium für Solostimmen, gemischten Chor und Kinderchor mit Begleitung von Harmonium, Streichinstrumenten und Hoboe, und für Gemeindegesang und Orgel 1894
* Op. 93 Die Passion. Kirchen-Oratorium für Gründonnerstag und Charfreitag, für Solostimmen, Chor, Streichorchester, Harmonium, Gemeindegesang und Orgel 1896
* Op. 70 Symphony No. 2 in {{K|Bb}} (pub.1890)
* Op. 36 Piano Trio No.2 in D minor (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Hess, Karl}} (1859–1912)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.6
*Organ Sonata, Op.23 (pub.1902)

=={{Cat|Hessen, Alexander Friedrich von}} (1863–1945)==
(also known as Alexander Friedrich, Landgraf von Hessen) (there is a str qt no.2, pub. in 1968 it seems.) (brief Wikipedia article: [[wikipedia:Alexander Frederick, Landgrave of Hesse|Wikipedia]] (does not mention composing))
*String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1890)
*2 Pieces for String Trio, Op.27 (pub.1931 by Breitkopf&Härtel) (©1931; see {{WC|400119151}}) (PD-CA-only for now)
*Violin Sonata Op.31 (E minor) (©1936) (also PD-CA-only for now and awhile)
*Quintet, Op.25 (©1939) (etc.)
*Passacaglia for Piano, Op.7 (pub.ca.1900?)
*Cello Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Heubner, Konrad}} (1860–1905)==
*String Quartet No.1 in A minor, Op.1 (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in G minor (p.1904)
*Violin Sonata in G, Op.8
*Piano Trio in D, Op.9 (both pub.1895)
*Psalmi. "Wohl dem, der nicht wandelt im Rathe der Gottlosen," für Sopran-Solo, Chor und Orchester, Op.5 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Heuser, Ernst}} (1863–1942)==
*Piano Trio in D minor, Op.37 (pub.1901, Hainauer. Copy e.g. at Hochschule für Musik Köln lib.)
*Psalm 23, Op.78 (pub.1912)
*3 Piano Pieces, Op.67 (published 1910 by AP Schmidt)

=={{Cat|Heydorn, Petrus}} (1660–1720)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Heydrich, Bruno}} (1865–1938)==
(father of Nazi Reinhard Heydrich)
* Novelette
* Opera "Amen"
* Des Liebsten Grab, Op.64

=={{Cat|Heyerdahl, Anders}} (1832–1918)==
* String Quartets ("#1" and (#2?) in D minor)
* Violin Sonata (Op.11, ca.1882)
* Piano Quintet (premiered 1883)

=={{Cat|Hill, Edward Burlingame}} (1872–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 2-piano concerto
* Sinfonietta, Op.40a (pub. n.d.?, 1935)
* Concerto for 2 flutes and small orchestra

=={{Cat|Hiller, Ferdinand}} (1811–1885)==
* Conzertstück for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 113. Leipzig: Aug. Cranz, [ca. 1865] (scores in the British Library, Cambridge University libraries, Danish National Library)
* Violin Concerto, Op. 152. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnen, [1875?] (scores in Free Library of Philadelphia, and MIT libraries. Fantasiestück Op.152 not the same work but maybe related??)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 22. Also known as Grand Duo. Berlin: Simrock, [1871] (scores Landesbibliothek Coburg, Openbare Bibliotheek Den Haag, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam, and Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg)

=={{Cat|Hindemith, Paul}} (1895–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Drei Opern-Einakter (Librettos for ''Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen ; Das Nusch-Nuschi ; Sancta Susanna'') - Mainz: B. Schott Söhne, 1921
* Neues vom Tage (full score)
* Sing und Spielmusik für Liebhaber und Musikfreunde, Op.45 (parts and choral scores)
* Plöner Musiktag
:B. Tafelmusik (Parts)
:C. Kantate (Parts and Choral Score)
:D/1. Einleitungsstück für Orchester: (Parts)
:D/2. Flötensolo mit Streichern: (Parts)
:D/4. Variationen für Klarinette und Streicher: (Parts)
:D/5. Trio für Blockflöten (Parts, Original 1932 edition with recorders in A and D)
:D/6. Quodlibet für Orchester: (Parts)
'''These works under copyright worldwide:
* Sonata for Solo Viola, Op.31 No.4 (First edition edited by Hermann Danuser (1946-))
* Sonata for Solo Viola (1937) (First edition edited by Hermann Danuser (1946-))
* Trautonium Works (trio pieces, concertpiece with strings)

=={{Cat|Hinton, Arthur}} (1869–1941)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.24 in D m. (prem.1905, pub.1920)
*Saint Elizabeth's Roses (operetta)
*Scenes from Endymion, suite for orchestra
*Symphony no.1 in B{{flat}} (ms?)
*Symphony no.2 in C minor (ms?)

=={{Cat|Hintz, Ewaldt}} (1613–1668)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hochberg, Hans Heinrich Bolko von}} (1843–1926)==
(real name of "J.H. Franz" - we do have a category J. Franz but may not be the same person)
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (premiered? ca.1884 in Dresden.) (possibly the Op.28 "in E" published 1892 by Raabe & Plothow. Schwerin lib. has score & parts to op.28. Harvard Loeb has arrangement of it.)
* Symphony in C, Op.26 published 1892, Bote & Bock (LoC has)
* Piano Trio in A, Op.34 (LoC has.)
* Piano Trio in {{K|Bb}}, Op.35 (pub.1904)
* Opera "Wärwolf", Op.21 (LoC has libretto. BSB has vocal score)
* Piano Concerto Op.42 (pub.1906 - solo part; 1907. Fleisher has full score etc.)

==Høffding, Finn (1899–1997)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Romance for violin og strygeorkester (1918 - not sure etc.?)
* String Quartet No.1 Op.2 (1920- not sure when published?) (Quartet Op.6 was published 1930 acc.HMB (1930, p.164)- Worldcat sources differ on n.d. status, would have to see score)

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Symphony No.3 Op.12 (©1931)

=={{Cat|Hoffmeister, Franz Anton}} (1754–1812)==
* Cello Concerto in D
* Symphony in G minor, HicH g1 (possibly by Leopold Hoffmann. See {{RISMs|650003207}}.)

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Heinrich}} (1842–1902)==
* Ungarische Suite, Op.16

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Leopold}} (1738–1793)==
* 7 Cello Concertos

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Richard}} (1844–1918)==
*Double-Stop Studies, Op.96
*Acht Übungs- u. Vortrags-Stücke for Violin and viola
*Leichtes instruktives Trio in C and Em for piano trio Op.67 and Op.68
*Acht Charakterstücke for Clarinet and Piano Op.100
*Light String Quartet, Op.116 (pub.1901, Zimmermann)

=={{Cat|Hohmann, Christian Heinrich}} (1811–1861)==

=={{Cat|Hol, Richard}} (1825–1904)==
* Concert Overture for orchestra (held at Dutch Royal Library) (arr., 1873?)
* 2 Romances for oboe Op.116 (pub.1890)
* Sonatinas Op.118 (pub.1890s)

=={{Cat|Holbrooke, Joseph}} (1878–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello Concerto in E flat major, Op.103 - The Cambrian
* Piano Concerto No. 1 "The Song of Gwyn ap Nudd", Op. 52 (1908) full Orchestral score
* Violin Sonata No. 2 "Romantic" Op. 59 = violin/piano reduction of the "Grasshopper" violin concerto Op.59
* Clair de Lune, Op. 17, No. 1
* Le Crepuscule, Op. 17, No. 2
* Pianoforte Quartet in D minor, "Byron", Op. 31
* Symphony No.4 ("Homage to Schubert) in B-minor, Op. 95
* Horn Quintet "Fate" (1904, reworked into Clarinet Quintet in G Op. 27)

=={{Cat|Hollaender, Gustav}} (1855–1915)==
* Violin Sonata Op.59 in D minor (p.1903)
* Violin Concerto No.3 (D minor), Op.66 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Hollander, Benoit}} (1853–1942)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.20 (parts, score @Cornell lib.?)
* Fantaisie pastorale (vn/orch), Op.26 (1899) (orchestral score and parts if they exist, piano reduction at least)
* Piano Trio, Op.27
* Septet for String Quartet, Piano and 2 Horns in E-flat, Op.28
* Characteristic Pieces Op.12 for 2 Violins and Viola (pub.1895) (parts @Cornell Lib.?)
* Suite in D for violin and piano-or-orchestra, Op.6
* Violin Sonata No.1, Op.19
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.35 (pub.ca.1905?)
* Fantasie de Nöel. For String Orchestra and Pianoforte. (©1924)

=={{Cat|Hollins, Alfred}} (1865–1942)==

=={{Cat|Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne}} (1847–1903)==
* Ludus pro Patria (ode, pub.1888 by [[Grus]])
* Irlande (full score)
* Ouverture pour une comédie (full score)

=={{Cat|Holst, Gustav}} (1874–1934)==
* Invocation for cello and piano or orchestra, Op. 19/2 (1911)
* Beni Mora
* Egdon Heath
* The Evening Watch, Op.43, No.1
* Savitri op.25 (app. published as early as 1923 so PD-CA but prob. not PD-US depending) [[Sāvitri, Op.25 (Holst, Gustav)|Vocal score]]
* First Choral Symphony, H.155, Op.41
* Fugal Overture op.40/1 (also published 1923 - see above)
* Hammersmith (for Brass Band or Concert Band whichever is not under copyright)
* Lyric Movement for Viola and Small Orchestra
* Marching Song
* Choral Songs from the Rig Veda [[Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda, Op.26 (Holst, Gustav)|vocal scores]]
* [[The Cloud Messenger, Op.30 (Holst, Gustav)|The Cloud Messenger, Op.30]] (full score)
* The Lure
* The Morning of the Year Op. 45
* The Planets, arrangement of Mars and Jupiter for symphonic band by Holst
* Choral Fantasia op. 51
* Walt Whitman Overture, Op 7 (1899) (is this score even published yet?- Schissel)
* Suite de ballet, Op.10
* ''At the Boar's Head'', Op.42
* ''The Wandering Scholar'', Op.50 (first published in 1968 in an edition by Imogen Holst and Benjamin Britten, so not sure if this could be hosted by IMSLP)
* [[Ode to Death, Op.38 (Holst, Gustav)|Ode to Death, Op.38]] (full/Study score)
* ''Japanese Suite'', Op.33 1915
* Symphony in F major "The Cotswolds", Op.8 H.47

'''These works copyright WORLDWIDE.'''
*The Planets (arr. solo piano) '''No arrangement of this exists in the public domain.'''
* The Mystic Trumpeter (app. not published until 1989)
* Invocation for cello and piano or orchestra H75, Op. 19/2 (1911) (pub.1983?- is there an earlier than 1960 edition of this?)

=={{Cat|Holstein, Franz von}} (1826–1878)==
* String Quartet in E minor (op.posth. , 40) (pub.1899)

=={{Cat|Holter, Iver}} (1850–1941)==
*String Quartets, Opp. 1 (p.1879) and 18 (op18 p1917)
*Kantate til indvielsen af Kristiania Handelsstands Forenings nye hus 11. februar 1912. Op 19.

=={{Cat|Holý, Alfred}} (1866–1948)==
* Das Märchen vom Glück : Volksstück in 4 Akten (opera - ms material - possibly published also?)

=={{Cat|Hölzl, Franz Seraphin Thomas}} (1808–1884)==
*String Quartet, Op.22 (by 1859) (is at Royal Library, Netherlands, I think)
*String Quartet, Op.24 (by 1859)
*Violin Sonata in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.1856)
(VIAF: {{viaf|30300078}}) and see {{plain|http://www.musiklexikon.ac.at/ml/musik_H/Hoelzl_Franz.xml|Musiklexikon}} for a brief bio in German)

=={{Cat|Homilius, Gottfried August}} (1714–1785)==
* Weihnachtsoratorium HoWVI
* Motets
* Cantatas
* Organ Works
* 10 Passions
* Passion Cantatas
* ''Messias''
* Easter Oratorio
* 4 Magnificats
* Generalbass-Schule 1776
* 32 Praeludia zu geistlichen Liedern vor zwey Claviere und Pedal (pub.1761)

=={{Cat|Honegger, Arthur}} (1892–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher
* Skating Rink
* Le Chant de Nigamon
* Sonatine pour clarinette en La et Piano (H. 42) ("Transcription pour Violoncello par l'auteur." - Publisher's number R.L. 11514 & Cie. Salabert)
* Sonatina for violin and cello (H. 80) (1932)
* Prelude and Blues for harp quartet
* Cantate de Noel, esp. Laudate Dominum from this
* Symphony No.1 (Full score)
* Symphony No.2 (Full score)
* Symphony No.3 (Full score)
* Symphony No.4 (Full score)
* Symphony No.5 (Full score)
H 153 Second Symphony for strings and trumpet in D (Symphony for Strings) (Orchestral Parts)
*Cello Concerto H.72 (Full Score) (Orchestral Parts) (Cello Solo Part) (Arrangement & Transcription - Piano Part)

=={{Cat|Hoof, Jef van}} (1886–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Kleines quartett in C (©1927. PD-CA)
* Sonata voor beiaard (©1925. PD-CA)
* Zes driestemmige Dietsce liederen (©1920)
* Symphony in A (No.4?) (©1951. PD-CA)
("no.4" from library catalog note possibly? anyway, may be his sym.1 in A, as recorded, and as published by Musikproduktion Höflich in 2009? Hoof's sym. 4 (as recorded) is either in B-flat or B.)

=={{Cat|Hook, James}} (1746–1827)==
* Concerto in D major, Op.1, No.5 (c.1771) -- see his {{NoComp|6 Keyboard Concertos, Op.1|Hook, James}}

=={{Cat|Hopffer, Bernhard}} (1840–1877)==
*String Quintet in B minor, Op.7 (pub.1871) (@FLP)
*Romance for Cello & Orch., Op.20 (pub.1877)
*Violin Sonata No.1 in G minor, Op.2 (ca.1876?)
*Symphony (if it still exists, premiered ca.1860?)

=={{Cat|Horn, Kamillo}} (1860–1941)==
*Trio-Fantasie, Op.73
*Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.40 (pub. by Kahnt in 1908)
*Horn Sonata, Op.58 (pub.1910)
*Violin Fantasia, Op.42 (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Horsley, Charles Edward}} (1822–1876)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.3 (early edition, not 2011 pub.)
*Violin Sonata, Op.14
*Piano Impromptus (Op.12 & w/o Op.)
*6 Lieder, Op.9 (uploaded by BSB?)

=={{Cat|Hotteterre, Jacques}} (1673–1763)==
* Le Fargis Sur Les Délices

=={{Cat|Howe, Mary}} (1882–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in D
* Andante douloureux for pf ([[Schirmer]], 1912)
* Cossack Cradle Song (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Hoyer, Karl}} (1891–1936)==
* Viola Sonata, Op.30 (©1923)
* Variationen über ein Thema von Henry Purcell, Op.25 (©1922, Klemm)
* Flute Sonata, Op.40 (©1929) (PD-CA I hope)
* Sonata Op.45 for violin and organ (©1932)
* Clarinet sonata Op.55 (pub.1934?)
* Introduction and chaconne for organ and orchestra (pub. 1916, B&Härtel)
* Serenade for 5 winds Op.29 (©1924)

=={{Cat|Hřímalý, Jan}} (1844–1915)==

=={{Cat|Huber, Hans}} (1852–1921)==
*Piano Trio No.1 op.20 (p.1877)
*Symphony no.1 op.63 (p.1882)
*Piano Trio No.2 op.65 (p.1883): piano score
*Violin Sonata no.4 op.102 (p1888)
*Symphony No.6 Op.134 (p1912)
*Piano Sonata "Zu Maler Nolten", Op.47 (p1879)

=={{Cat|Huber, Joseph}} (1837–1886)==
([[wikipedia:de:Joseph Huber (Komponist)|Wde]])
*4 1-mvt Symphonies (nos. 1,2 pub.1865, no.3 ''Durch Dunkel zum Licht'' op.10 pub.1876)
(there was also a Joseph Huber, comp., b.1816.)
*Opera "Irene" (premiered 1881, published 1895 or earlier)
*Die Rose von Libanon for soloists, chorus and orchestra (Stuttgart: Stürmer, 1870)

=={{Cat|Hugot, Antoine}} (1761–1803)==
* Méthode de Flûte (1804)
* 4 Duets for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Hugues, Luigi}} (1836–1913)==

=={{Cat|Hummel, Ferdinand}} (1855–1928)==
* Symphony in D, Op.105 (©1908, Harmonie) (@ÖNB and SLUB)
* Cello Sonata No.2, Op.9 (A{{flat}} major?) (pub.1877)
* Cello Sonata No.3, Op.12 (A major?) (pub.1879)
* Cello (or Viola) Sonata No.4 (E minor?) Op.38/38a (pub.1885)
* Piano Quintet in A minor, Op.47 (pub. Siegel, 1887)
* Piano Concerto in B-flat minor, Op.35 (pub.ca.1884?)
* Angla (opera), Op.60 (pub.1894)
* Horn or viola Sonata, Op.117 (pub.1914?)
* Cello sonata no.1, Op.2 in A minor
* Violin sonata in C minor, Op.24 (published 1881. Dresden has a copy)

=={{Cat|Hummel, Johann Nepomuk}} (1778–1837)==
* Trumpet Concerto (Preferably Full Score)
* Trumpet Concerto Piano-trumpetscore too !
* Piano transcription of Symphony No. 40 by Mozart
* Piano School (1828)
* Hummel arrangements of Mozart Piano concertos - flute, violin, cello parts
* All Piano Trios
* Mandolin Concerto in G Major S.28
* Fantasy for Viola & Orchestra in G minor, Op.94 - (1821)
* Piano Concerto A Minor Op.85, Full Score
* Piano Concerto B Minor, Full Score
* Mass (Missa) in D minor, Full Score & Vocal Score
* Mass (Missa) in E-flat major, Full Score & Vocal Score

=={{Cat|Hummel, Josef Friedrich}} (1841–1919)==
* Mandolinata for str.sextet, op.61 (p1910)

=={{Cat|Humperdinck, Engelbert}} (1854–1921)==
* Königskinder (first version; Brockhaus, 1897)
*Königskinder (full score)
* String Quartet in D minor, EHWV 15 (comp.1872, pub.?) (One quartet of his (or work described as a Humperdinck Quartet?) was published in 1937 by Schott, not sure which of the 3, assuming authenticity - see {{WC|1475047}}.)
* Other two string quartets? if possible (these may have been published before 1960s and PD-CA- none so sure about the D minor above)

=={{Cat|Hünten, François}} (1793–1878)==
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.91 (p.ca.1838)
* Trio No.3, Op.172
* Terzetto/Trio, Op.175

=={{Cat|Hünten, Wilhelm}} (1791–1858)==
Listed in HMB as Guillaume (Gu.) Hünten, or sometimes as (W.) ...
*Air allemand, varié pour pianoforte et violoncelle ou violon concertants, Op.19 (first pub. ca.1830)
*Nouvelle méthode facile et progressive pour le piano, Op.50 (pub. Paté, ca.1843; Schott, 1844)

=={{Cat|Hurlstone, William Yeates}} (1876–1906)==
* Piano Sonata in F Minor
* Variations on a Hungarian Air (alt. "Hungarian Air with Variations;" originally for piano, later orchestrated; either version to be greatly appreciated if legitimately available)

=={{Cat|Hus-Desforges, Pierre Louis}} (1773–1838)==
* 8 (plus?) string quintets with bass (some are at various libraries.)
* Grand String Trio No.3 (pub. Naderman, 1822)
* Cello Concerto No.4 (pub.1822. can't seem to find at libraries- maybe private collections?)
* Symphonie concertante no.1 (pub. by Nadermann, by 1802)

=={{Cat|Huss, Henry Holden}} (1862–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto, Op.12
* Festival Sanctus (premiered(?) 1889, published by E. Schuberth in the same year)

=={{Cat|Huszka, Jenő}} (1875–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* vocal scores to operettas in Hungarian, of which ''Bob herceg'' (1902) seems to be the most famous [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 10:31, 17 January 2012 (UTC)

=={{Cat|Hutschenruyter, Wouter}} (1859–1943)==
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.3
* Cello Sonata in C minor, Op.4
* Romance for horn, Op.12



=={{Cat|Indy, Wilfred d'}} (1821–1891)==
* String Quartet (pub. Paris: Challot?, 1842) (19 Feb. 1842 BdlF)
* Les deux princesses, opera-comique (pub.1859)
* Sérénade pour piano (pub.Maeyens-Couvreur, 1859)

=={{Cat|Ingenhoven, Jan}} (1876–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet No.3 (pub. 1914)

=={{Cat|Inghelbrecht, Désiré Émile}} (1880–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Original-Quadrille pour piano (pub.1897/98 by Paris: Paulus) - maybe by his father?
*Rêverie pour violon, et piano (pub.ca.1888 by Vve. Girod) - by his father, not him (same first name: D. Inghelbrecht on the cover- confusion.)
*Automne : esquisses symphoniques (pub.betw. 1904 and 1909? by Mathot)
*Nocturne pour violoncelle et piano (pub.ca.1906 by Mathot; with orchestra, 1911)

=={{Cat|Ippolitov-Ivanov, Mikhail}} (1859–1935)==
* Romantic Ballad - Suite for violin and piano (1898), Op.20
* Op. 45: Ten Shakespeare Sonnets for voice and piano (1913)

=={{Cat|Ireland, John}} (1879–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* ''Sea Fever'' (1913), included in Stainer & Bell The Complete Works for Voice & Piano vol.ii.
* ''Epic March'' for orchestra
* of many PD-US works, a few are already at [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/John_Ireland CPDL]; the rest will enter PD in Canada in 2013.

=={{Cat|Isaac, Heinrich}} (1450–1517)==
* Webern's edition (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich|DTÖ 32) of [[Choralis constantinus II ((Isaac, Heinrich)]] is PD US, but the 1550 print would be very welcome too.

=={{Cat|Ives, Charles}} (1874–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Variations on 'America'
* Largo (for Clarinet, Violin and Piano) (pub.1953)
* Piano Trio (ca. 1909-1910, rev. ca. 1914-1915) (pub. 1955, ed. John Kirkpatrick)
* String Quartet No. 1, From the Salvation Army (1897–1900) (pub.1954)
* String Quartet No. 2 (1913–15) (pub.1954)
* Symphony No. 1 in D minor (1898–1901) (pub.1971...)
* Symphony No. 4 (1912–18; rev. 1924–26. Pub. 1965 in facsimile, notes/edition/... by John Kirkpatrick)
* Central Park in the Dark for chamber orchestra (1906, 1909)
* A Symphony: New England Holidays (1911–19) (pub.1930s in individual movements)
* Universe Symphony (sketched)



=={{Cat|Jacobi, Frederick}} (1891–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello Concerto (©1933; revised orchestration pub.1951 , both by UE)
* Three songs for a high voice with piano accompaniment (Schirmer, 1915. Includes songs by Koch, Teasdale & Brome.)
* String Quartet No.3 (Arrow Music Press, ©1949)
* " No.2 (J. Fischer, 1935)
* Symphonies in A and in C (in manuscript)

=={{Cat|Jadassohn, Salomon}} (1831–1902)==
* Serenade No.2, Op.46 (Full Orchestral Score) (pub.ca.1875.)
* Cavatina for Violin and Orchestra, Op.69 (Parts for Orchestra and Soloist) -- note: complete parts are at Biblioteca musicale governativa del Conservatorio di musica S. Cecilia - Roma.
* Serenade for String orchestra and Flute, Op. 80 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in C minor, Op.89 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.90 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Symphony No.1, Op.24 (orchestra parts)
* Symphony No.3, Op.50 (orchestra parts)
* Symphony No.4, Op.101 (Full score and Orchestra parts)
* Cavatine for Cello and Orchestra, Op.120 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)

=={{Cat|Jadin, Hyacinthe}} (1776–1800)==
* Piano Sonatas
* String Quartets
* Piano Concertos

=={{Cat|Jadin, Valentin-François}} (1763–1841)==
(after 1841, but death date not known. AKA "Valentin Jadin (fils)". A few works at Gallica, e.g. his 3 potpourris for piano.)
* Fantaisie avec 8 variations sur le Marche des Rois de France, pour le piano-forte dédiée à S. M. Louis XXIII (pub.1815)

=={{Cat|Jaëll, Marie}} (1846–1925)==
* Sonata for Piano in C major

=={{Cat|Janáček, Leoš}} (1854–1928)==
* Capriccio
* Any organ works
* Glagolitic Mass (1926, published 1929) vocal score
* Z mrtvého domu (From the hosue of the dead) (1930, opera, orchestra parts)
These works copyright worldwide.
* The Makropulos Case / Věc Makropulos (1926); vocal score piano reduction by Ludvík Kundera [1891-1971], German translation by Max Brod (d. 1968); full score copyright 1970 with contributions by Mackeras (d. 2010), German translation by Brod, English translation by Norman Tucker (d. 1978)

=={{Cat|Jansa, Leopold}} (1795–1875)==
*String Quartet, Op.68 (p.1845)
*Piano Trio, Op.73 (p.1851)

=={{Cat|Jaques-Dalcroze, Emile}} (1865–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet (pub.ca.1904? by [[Enoch]]) (not same as Op.61)

=={{Cat|Jarnach, Philipp}} (1892–1982)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*String Quintet, Op.10 (1918, published 1920)
*Sonata No.1 for violin solo, Op.8 (Op.11 is also for solo violin, though also attached to a Sinfonia brevis)
*Les Heures claires, chant et piano. Poème de Émile Verhaeren (Durand, 1913)
*Feuilles d'album : pour le piano & Nocturne : Mélodie (Durand, 1912)
*4 Humoresques for piano solo (Durand, 1914.)
*2 Lieder, Op.7 (Zierfuss, 1913)
*Arpège, text by Samain (d.1900) & Sonnet de Pierre Ronsard (published 1912)
*Rondel de Charles d'Orléans (Durand, 1914)

=={{Cat|Jemain, Joseph}} (1864–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
1950 or 1954, really, but one keeps the line as-simple-as-poss.
*Cello Sonata, Op.20 (p.1903)

=={{Cat|Jiránek, Alois}} (1858–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata in A minor (published 1905)
*2 Impromptus for string quartet (published 1909)
*3 Pieces for Piano, Op.15
*Piano Trio, Op.11 (pub.1896)

=={{Cat|Jiránek Sr., J.}}?==
*Piano Sonatas Op.9 (pub.1863), Op.10 (pub.1865), Op.11 (pub.1867)
*Practical school (pub.1847)
The Practical school is not by Josef Jiránek, 1855-1940, Alois' brother, and the piano sonatas probably aren't. (They are listed so at the Clementinum library since their date is given as "18--" where the difficulty is less clear.)
=={{Cat|Jiránek, Josef}} (1855–1940)==
*3 Stimmungsbilder, Op.5 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Joachim, Joseph}} (1831–1907)==
* Hamlet Overture, Op. 4 (Parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* Demetrius Overture, Op. 6 (Full score and/or parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* Henry IV Overture, Op. 7 (Full score and/or parts)
* Von Kleist Overture, Op. 13 (Parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* String Quartet Movement in C minor (Full score and/or Parts)
* Violin Concerto No. 3 (Full score and/or Parts)
* Cadenza to Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3
* Symphony in {{K|C}} (Arrangement of [[Sonata for Piano Duet, D.812 (Schubert, Franz)]]) - timpani part needed

=={{Cat|Jommelli, Niccolò}} (1714–1774)==
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesu Cristo (Oratorio)
* Other Oratorios
* 20 Masses
* Concerti
* Orchestral works
* Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Jonas, Emile}} (1827–1905)==
* Concertino pour le cornet à pistons (pub.1894)
* Fantasy No.2 (pub.1896)
* Parisiana, fantaisie ouverture (for harmonie-band) (pub. E&Schaeffer, 1891)

=={{Cat|Jongen, Joseph}} (1873–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Preludes Opp. 69 & 116
* Organ Works -> several additions 08/2013
* 2 pièces en trio (flute, cello and harp) 1924
* Violin Concerto, Op.17 (pub.1914)
* Aria and Polonaise for Trombone and Piano
* Fantaisie : pour orchestre : sur deux Noëls populaires Wallons (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Joplin, Scott}} (1868–1917)==
*Songs

=={{Cat|Josephson, Jacob Axel}} (1818–1880)==
*Symphony in E{{flat}}, Op.4
*Quando Corpus for soprano, chorus and orchestra, Op.20 (HMB gives 1868)

=={{Cat|Josten, Werner Erich}} (1885–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Other early songs and motets (some are PD-CA-only, but some published by 1922)
*Concerto Sacro (No.1), (pub. unk.?) ©1926 (so, PD-CA) (see e.g. {{WC|25144898}}. His two concerti sacri for piano and strings - both published by C.C. Birchard, ©1931- have been recorded.)

=={{Cat|Jullien, Gilles}} (1650–1703)==



=={{Cat|Kabalevsky, Dmitry}} (1904–1987)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Kabalevsky can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2038'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2036 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Kahl, Oskar}} (1872–1915)==
*Piano Trio in F minor, Op.3 (pub.1914) (LoC, one or two other libraries)
*Violin Sonata in A, pub. 1903

=={{Cat|Kahn, Robert}} (1865–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Vier Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Op. 3
* Sieben Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte, Op. 6
* Fünf Lieder für gemischten Chor. Op. 7.
* Fünf Clavierstücke, Op. 13
* Mahomet's Gesang für gemischten Chor mit Orchester, Op. 24
* Drei Stücke für Violoncell und Pianoforte Op. 25
* Zweite Sonate (A moll) für Violine und Clavier, Op. 26
* Sommerabend. Ein Liederkreis für gemischten Chor, Soli, und Clavier. Op. 28
* Tonbilder, for Violine und Klavier, Op. 36
* Cello Sonata Op.37 (p.1903)
* Zwei Gedichte von Friedrich Schiller, für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte, Op. 44
* Clarinet Trio Op. 45 (Cello Part)
* Lieder im Volkston für eine Singstimme und Klavier, Op. 47
* Piano Trio in E minor (No.4), Op. 72
* Konzertstück, for Piano and Orchestra, op. 74

=={{Cat|Kalachevsky, Mikhail}} (1851–1910)==
(well, betw. 1910 and 1912?) (also Kolachevsky)
* Symphony "Ukrainian" (composed 1876 - mentioned in Mason's 1917 book/Baker 1919; mayb. recorded in 1950s and pub. in 1966?- so not sure if PD.)
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}

=={{Cat|Kalafati, Vasily}} (1869–1942)==
* Polonaise for orchestra, Op.14 (published 1913)
* Quartet for Piano and Strings
* 3 Bagatelles for Piano, Op.9 (Belaieff, published 1907)

=={{Cat|Kalinnikov, Vasily}} (1866–1901)==
*Symphony No. 2 in A major full Orchestral score or Two Piano Reduction (full score up)
*Tsar Boris (1899) (pub. by [[P. Jurgenson]], 1902)
*Fugue in D minor (1889) (when first published? we may not be able to host it)
*Intermezzi for orchestra (found out they were published by Jurgenson in piano-4hand reduction in 1901 - good to have them in some form)

=={{Cat|Kalkbrenner, Christian}} (1755–1806)==
*Histoire de la musique (1802)
*3 Sonatas, Op.3 (ca.1783)

=={{Cat|Kalkbrenner, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1784–1849) ==
*Piano Sextet in G, Op.58 (pub.1821 by [[Pleyel]])
*Fantaisie sur l'Air We're a noddin for Piano, Op.60

=={{Cat|Kalliwoda, Johann Wenzel}} (1801–1866)==
*Scores & Parts to Symphonies 3-6 (and to the G minor sym.?) and to the other overtures and concertinos/concertos for violin?

=={{Cat|Kálmán, Emmerich}} (1882–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
I wonder if any of the pd-US operettas might have been printed with Hungarian texts? [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:01, 24 July 2012 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Kaminski, Heinrich}} (1886–1946)==
* Motet De Profundis/Psalm 130, Op.1a (1912, pub.1959?)

=={{Cat|Kämpf, Karl}} (1874–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.23 (pub.Kahnt, 1904)
* Humoreskes for piano, Op.29 (pub. Kaun, 1907)

=={{Cat|Kaňka Jr., Johann Nepomuk}} (1772–1865)==
(or Jan Kaňka. Lawyer and composer, early Romantic)
* In lacrymam fontem salutis (pub.ca.1860)

=={{Cat|Karel, Rudolf}} (1880–1945)==
* Ilseino srdce (opera, 1909?, pub.1922)
* "Renaissance" Symphony No.1 in E{{flat}} Op.15 (1921?)
* Variations and sonata for piano on a theme by Brahms Op.14 in C minor (autograph is dated 1910; sonata pub. 1921)
* Burlesca for piano, Op.19 (published 1921)
* Démon, symphonic poem op.23 (Simrock, 1922)

=={{Cat|Karg-Elert, Sigfrid}} (1877–1933)==
* Organ Works
** Rondo alla campanella Op.156 (Arthur P. Schmidt, 1933)
** 3 New Impressions op.142(II) (Carl Simon, 1936)
** 7 Silhouettes for Harmonium and Piano (1906), Op.29
** Poesien, 5 Duos for Harmonium and Piano (1906/07), Op.35 (No.4 available)
* Piano Sonata No.2??

=={{Cat|Karges, Wilhelm}} (1613/14–1699)==
* Any works (consisting of 4 or 6 Organ works)

=={{Cat|Karłowicz, Mieczysław}} (1876–1909)==
* Symphony in E minor, Op. 7

=={{Cat|Karr, Henri}} (1784–1842)==
[[wikipedia:fr:Henri Karr|Wikipedia (French)]]
* Rondeau brillant (Op.90) for piano trio and "Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle... par Henri Karr,..., extrait de l'opéra de "Jean de Paris" (de Boïeldieu)" (Op.91) both published 1822 by Boieldieu (see BdlF 1822 p 661; BNF)

=={{Cat|Kaski, Heino}} (1885–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.13 (pub.1919)
* Nocturne in G minor, Op.30

=={{Cat|Kässmayer, Moritz}} (1831–1884)==
* 5 String Quartets (p1853 to no.5 op.35 p1880) (#s 1-3 @ ÖNB)
* Mass in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
* Symphony in C minor (ditto)

=={{Cat|Kauffmann, Fritz}} (1855–1934)==
* Piano Concerto (op.25, pub.1893)
* Violin Concerto no.1 (op.27, 1892, published 1894)
* Variations on an Original Theme for String Quartet, Op.8 (pub.1882)
* Piano Trio No.1 (op.9, pub.1881)
* Piano Trio No.2 (op.20, pub.1887)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (Op.7, pub.1882)
* Piano Sonata No.2 (Op.11, pub.1883)
* Opera Die Herzkrankheit. (Op.13, vs and overture pub. 1884)
* Symphony in A minor Op.18 (pub.1886) (ÖNB has, misfiled.)
* Abendmusik (serenade for string quartet, Op.51) (published 1910)
* Dramatic Overture, Op.23 (published 1893)

=={{Cat|Kauffmann, Georg Friedrich}} (1679–1735)==
* Organ music

=={{Cat|Kaun, Hugo}} (1863–1932)==
* String quintet, Op.28 (original version of the piano quintet in F minor, Op.39)
* Symphony no.2, Op.85
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.58 (pub.1905)
* Earlier operas (Der Pietist ; Sappho ; Der Fremde)

=={{Cat|Kefer, Louis}} (1842–1926)==
* Symphony in D (1889, pub.1893, Breitkopf)

=={{Cat|Keiser, Reinhard}} (1674–1739)==
*Lukas-Passion Full Score and Manuscript
*Passion music Full Scores and Manuscripts
*Der blutige und sterbende Jesus Full Score and Manuscript
*Thränen unter dem Kreutze Jesu Full Score and Manuscript
*Der zum Tode verurtheilte und gekreutzigte Jesus Full Score and Manuscript
*Seelige Erlösungs-Gedancken Full Score and Manuscript
*Ich liege und schlafe ganz mit Frieden, motet for 4 voices, 2 violins, 2 violas, cello & continuo
*Wir gingen alle in der Irre, for 6 voices, 2 oboes, 2 violins, 2 violas & continuo (Frament of a St. Luke Passion)
*Dialogus von der Geburt Christi (Weihnachtsoratorium) in drei Teilen (Hamburg, 29 December 1707)

=={{Cat|Kéler, Béla}} (1820–1882)==
*Ungarische Lustspiel Ouverture, Op.108 (pub.1874 in red.)

=={{Cat|Keller, Ludwig}} (1847–1930)==
*String Quartets No.1 in G minor, 2 in {{K|Eb}}, 3 in D major, piano quintet (autographs at Badische Landesbibliothek, Musikabteilung, Karlsruhe)
*2 cello concertos (likewise) (apparently 173 works by him in their collection?) (oh. many of these are in fact scanned in- e.g. the quartets.)

=={{Cat|Kelley, Edgar Stillman}} (1857–1944)==
*Symphony No.1 in F, "Gulliver"

=={{Cat|Kellner, Johann Christoph}} (1736–1803)==
* Concertos for piano or harpsichord:
* Published in Frankfurt:
* op. 4: 1 concerto
* op. 5: 3 concertos
* op. 7: 3 concertos
* op. 11: 1 concerto

* Organ and piano:
* 3 Vor- oder vielmehr Nachspiele, 3 Fugen, 3 Choral-Vorspiele, im Trio mit dem Canto-firmo, op. 14 pt. 1, for organ (Kassel)
* Orgel-Stücke von verschiedener Art, op. 14 pt. 2, for organ (Kassel)
* Mein trautes Röschen, rondo for piano (Speyer, 1782)
* Menuett, Fantasie, Fuge, Marche, Quartetto, for piano (Speyer, 1789)
* Sinfonia, for piano (Speyer, 1789)
* Neue Orgelstücke, op. 17 pt. 2, for organ (Darmstadt, 1793)
* 14 Orgelstücke, bestehend in leichten Vor- und Nachspielen, zwischen neuen Choral-Vorspielen, op. 20 pt. 1, for organ (Brunswick)
* Serenade, for piano, 2 violins, flute, 2 horns, bass; 2 sonatas, for piano with violin; concerto, for piano with 2 violins, op. 13 (Kassel)
* Sonata, for piano with violin and viola ad libitum, op. 18 (Offenbach)

=={{Cat|Kellner, Johann Peter}} (1705–1772)==
{{Laundry|Kellner, Johann Peter}}

=={{Cat|Kelterborn, Louis}} (1891–1933)==
Great-cousin of Rudolf Kelterborn.
* String quartet in G minor (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Kelz, Johann Friedrich}} (1786–1862)==
*String Quartet, Op.158 (1832)
*String Quintet No.2, Op.124 (Lischke, 1829)

=={{Cat|Kempter, Lothar}} (1844–1918)==
* Romanze for piano quartet (or string trio and harp), Op.43 (pub.1905, Zimmermann)

=={{Cat|Kerle, Jacobus de}} (1531–1591)==
* Volumes from [http://www.periodicals.com/html/ihp_e.html?ft14679 ''Trésor musical''] (Brussels 1865–1893)
** xxii–xxviii (6 missae, a 4, 5vv, Venice, 1562)
** i (1865) & xvii (1881) (''Selectae quaedam cantiones sacrae'', Nuremberg, 1571).
* Preces speciales pro salubri generalis Concilii successu a 4vv (Venice, 1562); ed. in DTB, xxxiv, Jg.xvi (1926)— [[User talk:Richard Mix#Kerle|Richard Mix]]

=={{Cat|Kerll, Johann Caspar}} (1627–1693)==
{{Laundry|Kerll, Johann Caspar}}

=={{Cat|Kersbergen, Jan}} (1857–1937)==
* Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.4 (pub. Noske, 1901)

=={{Cat|Kessel, Franz}} (1862–1931)==
* Symphonic Poems ''The Corsair'' (performed Köln 1897), ''Cain'' (pub.ca.1910)
* Symphony in F (produced 1889 according to Baker's)

=={{Cat|Kiel, Friedrich}} (1821–1885)==
* Piano Concerto in B flat major, Op. 30 Two Piano Reduction or full Orchestral score
* Flute concerto in G major
* Violin Sonatas 2-4?

=={{Cat|Kilpinen, Yrjö Henrik}} (1892–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* songs Op.19 (see {{WC|474895885}} - pub.1922.)
* 6 sånger till dikter av Thor Cnattingius Op.47 ([[Fazer]], _ca._ late 1920s but without date??)

=={{Cat|Kindermann, Johann Erasmus}} (1616–1655)==
* Cantiones pathetika, 1639;
* 3 Motetten, in: Friedens-Clag, 1640;
* Deliciae studiosorum, 4 Tle., 1640, 1642, 1643 (Instrumentalstücke, nur teilw. erhalten);
* Concentus Saomonis, 1642; Dialogus, Mosis Plag, Sünders Klag, Christi Abtrag, 1642;
* Mus. Friedens Seuffzer, 1642;
* Opitianischer Orpheus, 1642;
* Dess Erlösers Christi und sündigen Menschens heylsames Gespräch, 1643;
* 1 Lied, in: Intermedium Musico-Politicum, 1643;
* Musica Catechetica, 1643;
* Mus. Felder- und Wälderfreund, 1643;
* Mus. Herzentrost-Blümlein, 1643;
* Frühlings und Sommer freud, 1645;
* Lobgesang. Über den Freudenreichen Geb. unseres Herrn und Heylandes Jesu Christi, 1647;
* Weihnachtsgesang, 1647;
* 14 Lieder, in: Mus. Friedens Freud, 1650;
* 22 Lieder, in: Göttliche Liebesflamme, 1651;
* 64 Lieder, in: Erster Teil Herrn J. M. Dilherrns Evangelischer Schlußreimen der Predigen, 1652;
* 56 Lieder, in: Zweiter Teil ... der Predigen, 1652;
* 57 Lieder, in: Dritter Teil ... der Predigen, 1652;
* Neu-verstimmte Violen Lust, 1652; Canzoni. Sonatae, 2 Tle., 1653;
* 3 Stücke, in: Mus. Zeitvertreiber, 1655;
* Sinfonia a cinque,r.
* Zahlr. Gelegenheitskompositionen.

* Note: DTB (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern) Vols. 13 & 21-24 contain selected works by Kindermann as does Wilhelm Dupont, Werkausgaben Nürnberger Komponisten in Vergangenheit und Ggw., 1971, 126-136

=={{Cat|King, Robert}} (1660–1726)==
* Songs for one, two and three voices composed to a through basse for ye organ and harpsichord. (pub.1690)
* A Second Booke of Songs... (pub.1698)

=={{Cat|Kint, Cor}} (1890–1944)==
* Hymn for violin and organ, Op.8 (published by Seyffardt in 1918?)
* Andante Op.17 for organ (pub. J.L.W. Seyffardt, 1922)
* Pieces (4?) for piano, Op.21 (pub. Seyffardt, 1920)
* Editions of works by Telemann, Graupner, Joseph Fuchs, others

=={{Cat|Kirchhoff, Gottfried}} (1685–1746)==
* L'A.B.C. Musical: Contenant des Preludes et des Fugues de tous les Tons pour l'Orgue, ou le Clavecin, fort utile aux disciples pour aprendre à accompagner de la Basse continue et à faire des Preludes et des Fugues. Opera Prima. Amsterdam (c.1734).
* Gott fähret auf gen Himmel. Kantate zum Himmelfahrtfest für Sopran, Baß und Instrumente.
* Wie ist doch unsre Zeit so kurtz. Kantate zum Neujahrstag für Sopran, Alt, Baß, 2 Violinen und Continuo.
* 12 Sonaten für Violine und Basso continuo, alle 5-sätzige Sonata da camera.
* Prelude and fugue for organ from the manuscript Mus. ms. 11605: first edition.
* Prelude and fugue for organ from the Mylau manuscript (MS H 3a).

=={{Cat|Kirchner, Theodor}} (1823–1903)==
*Clavierstücke zu vier Händen, (1878) arrangements of op. 2, 7, 9, 13, 14, 24

=={{Cat|Kirnberger, Johann Philipp}} (1721–1783)==
{{Laundry|Kirnberger, Johann Philipp}}

=={{Cat|Kittel, Johann Christian}} (1732–1809)==
* Piano:
* 6 Sonaten ... nebst einer Fantasie (Gera, 1789)
* 6 Veränderungen, über ... Nicht so traurig (St Petersburg, 1797)

* Organ:

* [[Der angehende praktische Organist (Kittel, Johann Christian)|Der angehende praktische Organist, oder Anweisung zum zweckmässigen Gebrauch der Orgel bei Gottesverehrungen in Beispielen]], textbook, 3 volumes (Erfurt, 1801–1808)
* Vierstimmige Choräle mit Vorspielen ... für die Schleswig-Hollsteinischen Kirchen, 2 volumes (Altona, 1803)
* 24 Choräle mit 8 verschiedenen Bässen über eine Melodie, ed. J.C.H. Rinck (Offenbach, 1811)
* Grosse Präludien, 2 volumes (Leipzig)
* 24 kurze Choralvorspiele (Offenbach)
* Variationen über 2 Choräle (Leipzig)
* 24 leichte Choral-Vorspiele (Bonn and Cologne)

=={{Cat|Kittl, Jan Bedřich}} (1806–1868)==
* Symphony No.2

=={{Cat|Kjerulf, Axel}} (1884–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Den lille Rødhætte og andre Eventyr-Sange : for klaver med underlagt tekst (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Kjerulf, Halfdan}} (1815–1868)==
* XXV udvalgte norske Folkedandse (25 Selected Norwegian Folk Dances) (pub. A. Hirsch, Stockholm 1861)
* Norske Folkeviser (Norwegian Folktunes) (pub. C. Warmuth, 1867)
* Notturno for piano solo HK 44
* Barcarolle for piano solo HK 43

=={{Cat|Klauwell, Otto}} (1851–1917)==
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.20 (perf.1879, pub.1880)
* Traumbild, Op.19 for strings (pub.1880)

=={{Cat|Klein, Bruno Oscar}} (1858–1911)==
* Suite for Cello and Orchestra, Op.28 (pub.1904; 1908 (piano red.))
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.31 in B minor (pub.1908)
* Le secret d'amour, Op.32 No.1 in organ arrangement by either James H. Rogers (G. Schirmer, 1885) or Clarence Eddy (J. Fischer & Bro., 1913)

=={{Cat|Klein, Karl August}} (1794–1870)==
* Piano Trio, Op.5 (acc. to {{RISMs|403008999}}) (possibly also Op.3? pub. Schott, 1835.)
* Violin Sonata in E{{flat}} (pub. Schott, 1832) ({{RISMs|403009004}})

=={{Cat|Kleinmichel, Richard}} (1846–1901)==
* Fantasie-Ouverture in A major for orch., Op.25 (pub. Breitkopf&Härtel ca.1888. Free Library of Philadelphia has score and parts.)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.36 (pub.1881, Voigt of Kassel, Leipzig. Bavarian State Library has this, not scanned yet as of Dec. 2010?)
* Symphony No. 2
=={{Cat|Klemm, Johann}} (c.1595 –c.1659)==
*''Partitura seu Tabulatura Italica für Orgel oder andere Instrumente'' (Dresden, 1631) (I've been quite impressed by an anthologized excerpt by Schütz' organist)

=={{Cat|Klengel, Julius}} (1859–1933)==
*Op.56, Suite for Cello in D minor (published in 1923 so now PD everywhere)
*2 pieces for 4 cellos, Op.5 (ca.1884 according to HMB. other op.5 is ca.1864, interestingly)
*Variations for 4 cellos, Op.15 (pub.1886)
*Theme with Variations for 4 cellos, Op.28 (pub.1892) (Sibley library has)
*Impromptu for 4 cellos, Op.30 (pub.1892)
*4 pieces for 4 cellos, Op.33 (pub.1894) (Sibley has 1960 edition)
*Small Suite for 3 cellos, Op.59 ("[©1924]") (Sibley has?)
*3 pieces for 2 cellos and piano (organ), Op.62 (pub.1931 - see May 1931 HMB)
*Suite for cello and organ, Op.54 (©1924 I think)
*Chaconne in G minor for cello solo, Op.63 (B&H 1931)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.34 (p.1894)

=={{Cat|Klengel, Paul}} (1854–1935)==
*Schumann 6 Stucke aus den "Waldszenen" : Op. 82 arr. Fur Violine, Bratsche u. Klavier Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, Nr 1923
*Bach,CPE Violoncell-Konzert : B-dur: W171 arr. Fur Viola u. Pfte Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, Nr 1931
*Brahms Walzer Op. 39 / Fur Pianoforte u. Viola bearb. von Paul Klengel Leipzig : J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1911
*Brahms Intermezzi Op 116 nr 4 arr. cl or va p
*Brahms Intermezzi Op 117 no 1 arr. va p
*Busoni Albumblatt arr. va or vc p
*Old Italian songs Simrock 1923 va p
*Op 39 6 Stücke Va p BH 1910
*Op 44 2 Charakterstücke va p; BH Volksausgabe 3390 1910
*Op 45 Serenade v va BH Volksausgabe 3655 1912
*Op 46 3 Romanzen Va p Kistner 1912
*Op 48 4 Fantasiestücke Va p Kistner 1912
*Handel Album Fur Bratsche (oder Violine) u.Klavier gesetzt von P Klengel Berlin Leipzig: N. Simrock, 1923

=={{Cat|Kletzki, Paul}} (1900–1973)==
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*Lieder aus einer kleinen Stadt: von W. Wolfensberger, Op.5 (may be n.d.(1923) judging from BSB catalogue entry. Possibly renewed, though even so...)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (©1923 so PD-US)

=={{Cat|Klosé, Hyacinthe Eléonore}} (1808–1880)==
*Clarinet concertino (with piano) (posthumous publication, 1890, by [[Alphonse Leduc]]. One copy at BNF.)

=={{Cat|Klughardt, August}} (1847–1902)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.68 (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Knecht, Justin Heinrich}} (1752–1817)==
{{Laundry|Knecht, Justin Heinrich}}

=={{Cat|Kneller, Andreas}} (1649–1724)==
* Praeludium in D minor
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Koch, Friedrich Ernst}} (1862–1927)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 'Von der Nordsee' (B&H, 1891)
*Deutsche Rhapsodie, Op.31 (Violin Concerto in D major)

=={{Cat|Koch, Hermann Ernst}} (1885–1963)==
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Not the same composer as Johannes Hermann Ernst Koch (*1918).
*Partite und Doppelfuge uber "Jesu meine Freude" für Orgel, Op.10 (©1910, Leuckart)
*Pastorale for organ, Op.2

=={{Cat|Kocher-Klein, Hilda}} (1894–1975)==
(also Hilda Klein, Hilde Klein, Hilde Kocher-Klein. Death year also 1974.) 
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* Scherzo in E minor for piano (Grüninger, 1918, 1922) (as Hilda Klein)
* Zur Freud : etwas zum Singen, Spielen und Springen - Op.24 (pub.1920?)
* "Kobolde" : neun kleine Stücke für Klavier zu zwei Händen : op.1 (pub.1922, again 1949)

=={{Cat|Koczalski, Raoul}} (1884–1948)==
*Opera "Mazeppa" (pub.1908)
*Opera "Ante lucem" (Avant l'aube) (pub.1904)
*Die Sühne : ein Trauerspiel in einem Aufzuge (pub.1907)
*24 Preludes Op.65 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Kodály, Zoltán}} (1882–1967)==
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* Psalmus Hungaricus (1923, pub. 1924)

=={{Cat|Koechlin, Charles}} (1867–1950)==
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=={{Cat|Köhler, Bernhard}} (1830–1897)==
date of death unknown; these works published in the 1890s (date of birth conjectural, based on assumption that the composer of these works is the right Bernhard Köhler listed in MusicSack)-
*Scherzo for orchestra (p1896.)
*String Sextet in A{{flat}} major (p1897) (copy of this and of scherzo at F.Lib.Phil.)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Ernesto}} (1849–1907)==
* Flute Concerto, Op.97 (pub.1907)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Gottlieb Heinrich}} (1765–1833)==
* 3 Flute Quartets, Op.150 (1826)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Louis}} (1820–1886)==
* 12 Easy Studies, Op. 157

=={{Cat|Kolb, Carlmann}} (1703–1765)==
* Certamen aonium (Augsburg, 1733)

=={{Cat|Koninck, Servaas de}} (1653/54 – c.1701)==
* Zwei leichte Sonaten für Altblockflöte in f' (Querflöte, Oboe, Violine) und Cembalo (Pianoforte), Gambe (Violoncello ad lib.). Edited by Wilhelm Friedrich (1898 — 1952). Schott, 1965.

=={{Cat|Kontski, Anton de}} (1817–1899)==
* Symphony in A "Fantastique" (manuscript in Berlin Staatsbibliothek - manuscript-copy parts)
* Piano trio, Op.152 (manuscript, U Coburg) (Op.152 is in HMB and Pazdirek as a romance for piano {{LinkWorkN|Ne m'oubliez pas|Op.152|Kontski|Anton de|0}}. These works may be related, don't know.)
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.310 (pub.1881)

=={{Cat|Kontski, Karol de}} (1815–1867)==
* String Quintet in G minor, Op.26 (pub.1856)

=={{Cat|Kopprasch, Georg}} (1800–1833)==
* [[60 Etudes for High-Horn, Op.5 (Kopprasch, Georg)|High horn etudes]] (Higher quality edition)
* [[60 Etudes for Low-Horn, Op.6 (Kopprasch, Georg)|Low hrn etudes]] (Higher quality edition)
* Horn duets
* Horn quartets
* Trumpet studies
:These are transcriptions of the horn etudes. In any case it would still be beneficial to have this here if a public domain edition exists. [[User:Horndude77|Horndude77]] 10:33, 22 October 2006 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Kornauth, Egon}} (1891–1959)==
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*Violin Sonata No.1 (E minor), Op.9 (pub.1920?)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.26 (©1924)
*Ballade (Cello and Orch.) Op.17 (©? 1923) (PD-CA-only prob.)
*String Quintet, Op.30 (©1925) (PD-CAetc)
*String Sextet, Op.25 (©1925) (")

=={{Cat|Korngold, Erich Wolfgang}} (1897–1957)==
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* Cello Concerto, Op.37
* Violanta, op. 8 (1916), full score
* Das Wunder der Heliane, op. 20 (1927), full score
* Die Kathrin, op. 28 (1939), both vocal and full scores
* The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939)

=={{Cat|Kortkamp, Jakob}} (ca.1615–ca.1665)==
* any Organ works
* any Choral works

=={{Cat|Kovařovic, Karel}} (1862–1920)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.6
* Gavotte f. 3 V., Vla, Vcello u. Cb., Op.4 (pub.1884 by Urbánek)
* Psohlavci; zpěvohra o 3 jednánćh (published 1903, 1911)
* Cesta oknem : komická opera o jednom jednání, Op.4 ("Der Weg durch das Fenster.") (Urbánek, 1885 acc. to HMB)
* Romance for violin and piano, Op.2 (Cranz, 1883)
* 4 Lieder, Op.18 (pub. 1896)

=={{Cat|Kozeluch, Leopold}} (1747–1818)==
* String Quartets, Opp.32 (pub.1791)
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.10
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.15: Nos. 2-3
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.17
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.20: Nos 1, 3
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.26: Nos 1-2
* Piano Sonata, Op.53
* 2 (?) Keyboard Sonatas WoO
* Keyboard Concerto in E-flat Major, Complete Score

=={{Cat|Kralik, Mathilde}} (1857–1944)==
* Piano Trio in F (pub.1897)
* Violin Sonata (pub.1879)
* Weissblůme : Oper in drei Akten (pub.1909)
* Lukas der Arzt : eine Erzählung (pub.1895. Melodrama.)
* Hymnus der Heiligen Hildegardis : für eine Sopranstimme, Frauenchor und Klavier (published 1898 by Gutmann)

=={{Cat|Kraus, Joseph Martin}} (1756–1792)==
'''* Piano Sonata in E major VB 196'''
* Requiem in d-moll (1775) VB 1
* Oratorium Der Tod Jesu (1776) VB 17
* Sinfonie in cis-moll (1782) VB 140
* Sinfonie in e-moll (?) VB 141
* Sinfonie in c-moll (1783) VB 142
* Sinfonie in c-moll (1792) VB 148 ‘Symphonie funèbre’ (zur Aufbahrung des ermordeten Königs Gustav III.)
* Etwas von und über Musik: fürs Jahr 1777, Frankfurt am Main 1778
* Sinfonie in E Flat
* Concerto for Viola and Cello in G major (?) VB 153a
* Viola Concerto in C major (?) VB 153b
* Viola Concerto in E Flat major (?) VB 153c
* Variations for keyboard in C major VB 193

=={{Cat|Krebs, Johann Ludwig}} (1713–1780)==
* Preludes and Fugues in C minor, D minor, F minor [[Prelude and Fugue in F minor (Krebs, Johann Ludwig)|(KrebsWV 407?)]] (uploaded – Fugalicious)
* Preludes in C minor and F minor
* Cantatas KWV 106-113
* Magnificats KWV 105, KWV 150
* Mass and fragments KWV 101-104
* Funeral Oratorio KWV 100

=={{Cat|Krehl, Stephan}} (1864–1924)==
* Cello Concerto, Op.37 (performed 1911-2-2) (orchestra parts at Temporary Leipzig City Library?) (RISM mentions but possibly cello solo part missing - can this be found? more useful if so)

=={{Cat|Krein, Grigory}} (1879–1955)==
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*Piano Sonata No.2, Op.27 (1924) (published 1925)

=={{Cat|Kreisler, Fritz}} (1875–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
* Violin Concerto in C (?)
* Cadenzas to Beethoven, Brahms, any other major violin concertos
* Arrangment of Paganini's No. 1 Concerto

=={{Cat|Krenek, Ernst}} (1900–1991)==
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*Toccata & Ciaconne, Op.13 & 13a (published 1923)

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but PD-US soon:
*symphony no.2, Op.12 (©1924, so PD-US 2020)
*string quartet no.3, op.20 (©1924 or n.d.1924)
*Die Ballade vom König Lobesam : für Gesang und Klavier ; Op. 9 Nr. 7 (©1924)
*Piano Concerto No.1 (@1924)
*Op.22 mixed choruses (©1924)
*Violin Concerto No.1, Op.29 (©1925) (ready 2021)

=={{Cat|Kretschmer, Edmund}} (1830–1908)==
* Sextett in vier Sätzen für Flöte, 2 Violinen, Viola, Violoncell u. Contrabass, Op.40 (pub. 1888/9, Luckhardt/Schirmer) ("Dem New York Philharmonic Club zugeeignet.")
* Melodie (concertpiece for orchestra, op.28, published 1880)

=={{Cat|Kreutzer, Conradin}} (1780–1849)==
* 3 Piano Concertos (Op.42 pub. Peters (plate 1471, ca.1818-1825??), Op.50 pub. Simrock (plate 1611, ca.1820?), Op.65) (no.2 uploaded)
* Piano Quartet in E minor

=={{Cat|Kreutzer, Léon}} (1817–1868)==
* ''Deux Sonates'', Op. 2 (Paris; Richault, 1845?]; Sonata No. 1 in B-flat major and Sonata No. 2 in F minor
**''These two sonatas can be found at the library of the Conservatoire Royale de Bruxelles.'' (We now have an excerpt from sonata no.2; more would be nice...)
* Symphony in B flat
* Symphony in F minor
* ''Symphonie Militaire''
**The three symphonies are held in the Bibliotheque nationale in Paris
* ''Introduction à la tempête de Shakespeare''

=={{Cat|Krieger, Adam}} (1634–1666)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Krieger, Johann}} (1651–1735)==
{{Laundry|Krieger, Johann}}

=={{Cat|Krieger, Johann Philipp}} (1649–1725)==
{{Laundry|Krieger, Johann Philipp}}

=={{Cat|Kriens, Christiaan}} (1881–1934)==
*Violin Sonata No.2, pub.1912 (Mathot)
*Violin Concerto in D, pub.1908 (Joanin)

=={{Cat|Kroeger, Ernest Richard}} (1862–1934)==
* Fantaisie polonaise, morçeau de concert (pub.1890, [[Kunkel Brothers]])
* 12 Concert Etudes for Piano, Op.30
* Violin Sonata in F-sharp minor, Op.32
* Suite in F minor for piano, Op.33 (pub.1896, B&H)
* String Quartet in F (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Piano Concerto (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Piano Quartet in E minor (performed during the National Meeting of the MTNA, July 2-6, 1889. )
* Piano Quartet in D minor (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* String Quartet in F minor (do)
* String Quartet "No.2" in G minor (do) (and others)
* Piano Quintet in F minor (do)
* String Quintet (do)
* Hiawatha — Symphonic Overture (score & parts, manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Symphony in B{{flat}}
* Nocturne for piano and organ, Op.94 (©1923 J. Fischer)
* Introduction and Fugue for organ, Op.56 (©1901)

=={{Cat|Krogulski, Józef W.}} (1815–1842)==
* Piano Quartet Op.2 (Hofmeister, ca.1840) (now {{Plain|https://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/dlibra/publication/461252/edition/479568|Digitized by Jagellonian U.}})
* Piano Concerto
(a composer/actor/... of the same name, son of this composer's half-brother, lived ca.1840-1926, and we already have a category for him at Józef Władysław Krogulski. Worldcat lists some works and many arrangements by this more recent composer (under Władysław).)

=={{Cat|Krommer, Franz}} (1759–1831)==
* 3 String Quintets, Op.11
* Quartet for Bassoon, 2 violas, and cello Opus 46
* String Quintet, Op.88 (opp.11,55 and 88 in Sibley Limited Circulation in editions from 1790s)
* String Quintet Op.80 (not even an arrangement of the Sinfonia Concertante Op.80 I think- Krommer's opus numbers are a mess, I still think Pdrta's system is preferable as any good system that can be agreed on and actually applies 1-1 to the works described). Pub André, 1817. At Bavarian Lib BSB and at the Peabody Conservatory.)
* Symphonies (a few issued during the 20th century in modern scores, e.g. no.1 in F major. Royal Library of the Netherlands has symphonies 1-5, I think, in parts and in some cases, score in their original editions, however. No.8 is missing. Also, there are some unnumbered brief sinfonias- +to wishlist too.
* Concerto for 2 clarinets, Orchestral parts, please - only a piano reduction available at the moment
* Sinfonia Concertante for Flute, Clarinet, Violin and Orchestra in E flat major, op.70
* Flute Concerto in E Minor op.86
* Flute Concerto in G Major op.30
* Flute Concerto in D Major op.44
* Violin Concertos (nos.3,4 Opp.42, 43 pub.ca.1804)
''All Octet-Partitas'' (Harmonie)
*Octet-Partita Op. 57 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 67 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 69 (First Edition Parts), (Musica rara edition score and parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 73 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 76 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 77 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 78 (Score), (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 79 (First Edition Parts), (Musica rara edition score and parts)

=={{Cat|Kronke, Emil}} (1865–1938)==
* Concertstück Op.175 (pub.1923)

=={{Cat|Krug, Arnold}} (1849–1904)==
*String Quartet in F, Op.96 (pub.1900)

=={{Cat|Krzyżanowski, Ignacy}} (1826–1905)==
* 2 Mazurkas, Op.2 (pub.1850 by Biasion of Cracow)

=={{Cat|Kudelski, Carl Matthias}} (1805–1877)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.30 (pub.1871)

=={{Cat|Küchler, Ferdinand}} (1867–1937)==
* Concertino in Style of Vivaldi in D, Op. 15 (seems not to have been published in the time frame to be PD-US (though PD-CA. Of his works at Sibley, e.g., a Violin Method was published in 1914. Op.15 could be uploaded by someone in Canada or Europe, I suspect- Schissel)

=={{Cat|Kücken, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1810–1882)==
* {{LinkWork|Waldleben|Op.79|Kücken|Friedrich Wilhelm|0}} - parts needed
* Violin or Cello & piano duo and sonata Op.90 (pub.1870. LoC has Op.90/1 in Cello/piano form)
* Russisch. Fantasie for orchestra, Op.108 (Kistner, 1878)

=={{Cat|Küffner, Joseph}} (1776–1856)==
* Symphonies
* Viola Concerto No. 1 in D, Op.57
* String Quartets, Opp.52, 90 and 178

=={{Cat|Kuhlau, Friedrich}} (1786–1832)==
* [[3 Brilliant Duos for 2 Flutes, Op.81 (Kuhlau, Friedrich)|Duet in G minor for 2 flutes]] (... maybe opus 81 no.3?)
* Op. 47, "Eurydice In Tartarus"; music for drama (By Jens Immanuel Baggesen). Key: ? - Composed in 1816 / Overture published in 1823 (we have the ov. arr. for piano duet)
* Piano Quartet No.3, Op.108 posth. (pub.1833)
* Op. 52 piano sonatas (pub.1823)
* Lulu, romantische Oper op. 65, vocal score (in Danish or in German)

=={{Cat|Kuhnau, Johann}} (1660–1722)==
* Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
* Keyboard works not already included in library
* Motette " Tritis est anima mea"

=={{Cat|Kullak, Theodor}} (1818–1882)==
*Piano trio in E, Op.77 (C.F. Peters, 1853)

=={{Cat|Kummer, Kaspar}} (1795–1870)==
* [[Flute Trio, Op.24 (Kummer, Kaspar)|Trio, Op. 24]]
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.49 (BNF has a copy of this, pub. by [[A. Farrenc]]. Senckenberg U. has in their lib. a Simrock/Farrenc copub. with plate 2702.)
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.37 (" ") (Coburg has a Simrock-published copy, also, plate 2540.)
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.47 (Senckenberg has this - Simrock/Farrenc - ca.1828, plate 2693)

=={{Cat|Kunc, Pierre}} (1865–1941)==
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* Sortie fugueé (1905)
* Adagietto (1905)
* Poème funèbre (1911)
* Communion in Db (1911)
* Organ Symphonie in Dm
* Douze pièces sur des noels francais

=={{Cat|Kunzen, Johann Paul}} (1696–1757)==
* Passion setting
* Instrumental music
* Church music
* Cantata cycle
* Abendmusik

=={{Cat|Kurpiński, Karol}} (1785–1857)==
* Dwie chatki - overture (pub. 1950, but there must be a manuscript)
* Szarlatan - revived in 1990s, so there should be a complete score somewhere (selections published in 1828)
* Jadwiga królowa Polska - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Zabobon (Nowe Krakowiaki) - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Czạromysł książę słowiański - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Zamek na Czorsztynie
* Kalmora - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Leśniczy z Kozienickiej Puszczy - manuscript in Warsaw (Biblioteka Narodowa)
* Mars i Flora - piano arrangement of some selections published in 1820
* Mass for 3 voices with organ - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.77)
* Requiem
* Pieśni do mszy św. for 3 voices - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.63)
* 4 Pieśni - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.64)
* Te Deum
* Elegy in C minor for orchestra
* Clarinet Concerto
* Grand Fugue on the Song ''Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła''
* Nocturne for hn, bn, va, op.16 (pub. Leipzig, 1825)
* Paysage musical for hn, bn, op.18 (pub. Leipzig, 1825)
* Fantaisie en quatuor

=={{Cat|Kursch, Richard}} (1879–1949)==
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* Early Lieder, Op.5; Op.11
* Article "Jankoklavier und Harmonium als Lehrfach." in Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, 1906
* 3 Intermezzi, Op.24 (harmonium and piano) (pub.1902)
* Romantic Episode for violin and piano (pub.1936 - PD-CA-only most likely)
* Miniature Suite for violin and piano (pub.1933 in pieces. PD-CA-only most likely)

=={{Cat|Kuula, Toivo}} (1883–1918)==
* Orjan poika
* Häämarssi (Wedding march) it that's Op3-Nº2, it's already uploaded.

=={{Cat|Kuyper, Elisabeth}} (1877–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Serenata ticinese for Piano (pub.1928)

=={{Cat|Kuznetsov, Aleksandr}} (1847–1918)==
* Third suite for 4 cellos, opus 28
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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
=={{Cat|Caccini, Giulio}} (1551–1618)==
*[[Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle (Caccini, Giulio)]] is startlingly incomplete; 1614 print is desired. 
'''"Ave Maria" is spurious, actually by a Soviet-era composer named Vavilov, and copyrighted worldwide!'''

=={{Cat|Caetani, Roffredo}} (1871–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.9
* Piano Trio, Op.5
* Violin Sonata in B-flat, Op.6 (published 1899)
* 12 Variations on a Prelude by Chopin, Op.7 (pub. 1898 by Schott)
* Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (published ca.1901)
* La commedia d'un musicista for piano (poss. pub. ca.1914?)

=={{Cat|Cairanne, Marius}} (1859–1910)==
Most works self-published/published by eponymous firm? Some works digitized at Gallica, I think.
* Miss Maud, mazurka and Ricochets, polka for orchestra (also published for piano) (pub. by the composer in 1892)
* Prince fleur d'avril : opéra-comique en un acte (text by Eugène Blairat, published 1893)
* Spanish Maiden, waltz (Chappell, 1893) (may be the same as Juanita, valse espagnole, pub. 1890, or another work, first published under another title by the composer.)
* Sous le chêne. Romance (Paroles de B. Broux et d'Appy) (Paris : Albert Donnadey, [1888])

=={{Cat|Caldara, Antonio}} (1670–1736)==
* Medea in Corinto (Cantata, 1711, manuscript or first edition)
* Santo Stefano, primo Re d'Ungheria (Oratorio, 1713)
* La Conversione di Clodoveo Re di Francia (Oratorio, 1715)
* Il Re del dolore (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* Cristo condannato (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1717)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* Missa Matri dolorosa; Missa Laetere; Missa pro Defunctorum; etc.
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701
* 4 volumi di composizioni per clavicembalo
* 23 fughe con variazione
* capriccio
* arpeggio
* Proba organistica

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==
* Quintet for flute and strings, Op.79 (MauC 3)
* IX Favorit Gesaenge für Vier Singstimmen (TTBB), Op.10 (Call was known for his men's choruses, and is said to have helped make the genre popular)
* also Opp.109, 110 (likewise sets of men's choruses - expand our collection...)
* Serenade for flute, guitar, and string trio, Op.9 (pub.1804, Bureau des Arts).

=={{Cat|Callaerts, Joseph}} (1838–1901)==
* Canzonetta for pf., Op.9 (pub. by Schott, 1875)
* Piano Trio, Op.16
* Piano Sonata, Op.3
* Symphony in C major (ca.1877) (there is a copy of the parts - manuscript? - at Artesis Plantijn Hoges. ...)
* Symphony, Op.13 (BSB has reduction, pub. by Schott. Not digitized as yet). This may be the Symphony in C minor performed from manuscript during the Fêtes musicales of 1880 in Brussels, see {{GoogleB|4eU8AAAAMAAJ|PP32|Le Guide Musical: Revue Internationale de la Musique}} (22 Janvier 1880 issue))
* Concertos: for organ and orchestra (pub. Schott, 1920s)
**also, violin concertpiece in E (ms. score and parts in Fleisher Collection)
* 15 Improvisations for organ, Op.1 (pub. Heugel, 1858)

=={{Cat|Campbell-Tipton, Louis}} (1877–1921)==
* Tone poems for voice and piano, Op.3 (pub.1904?)
* Romanza appassionata : duo pour violon et piano, op.2
* Suite pastorale for violin and piano, Op.27 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
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* ''Triptyque for voice and orchestra'' (1914); piano-vocal score: Deiss & Crépin, 1924; orchestral score: R. Deiss, 1929

=={{Cat|Caplet, André}} (1878–1925)==
*''Myrrha'', Prix de Rome Cantata
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* Quintet for Winds and Piano (pub. 1996) (dated 1899 autograph manuscript is at BNF)

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883, dedicated to Prof. Door. One of 8+ sonatas, {{sb}})
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*Piano Trio in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886. At BSB undigitized- request??)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896. Ms dated 1894 - same work? @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*String quartet in A minor (manuscript @ÖNB)
*String quartet in F (manuscript dated 1901 @ÖNB)
*String quintets in E minor and F major (")
*8? violin sonatas (at least some published, some in manuscript @ÖNB)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Piano sonata in B-flat minor (Robitschek?)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42 (pub.1910-or-11)
*Sinfonietta in A-flat (manuscript @ÖNB)
*Berg-Symphonie (")
*Symphony in C minor and D major (")
*Piano Quintet in A-flat (manuscript dated 1902 @ ÖNB)
*Opera Hero und Leander (pub.)

=={{Cat|Carrillo, Julián}} (1875–1965)==
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*Preludio a Colón (1924)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==

=={{Cat|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==

* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score
* Serenate op.46 (1930), full score and parts
* Ricercare sul nome Guido M. Gatti (1942), for piano
* À la maniere de... op. 17 , for piano

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (1812–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908. However: Wikipasdecalais has born 1812, as does the Peters Catalog. fl.1905 seems a reasonable concluding flourishing date. So: 1812-fl./ca.1905; and one omits fl. in Cat lines here.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1830–1905; above are floruit dates) is apparently distinct from {{Cat|Casorti, Alessandro}} (1830–67). “b.1908” cannot be a birth year; Bogentechnik is apparently 19th century. [[User:Pml|PML]] 1 February 2011
*Rasche Tonleitern, Op.62

=={{Cat|Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario}} (1895–1968)==
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* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi (©1920)
* Stelle Cadenti (©1919)
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz) (pub.1954 or n.d.[1954])
* String Quartet in G (comp.1929, ©1931) (first of 3 numbered quartets, others are in ms.)
* Concerto italiano : in sol minore (©1926)

=={{Cat|Castro, Ricardo}} (1864–1907)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.22 (Hofmeister, pub.1905/6)
*Cello Concerto in C minor (1895), Full score and Parts.
*Oithana, Op.55

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score
* Scherzo-Tarantella - Piano score

=={{Cat|Catenhusen, Ernst}} (1833–1918)==
([[wikipedia:de:Ernst Catenhusen|German Wikipedia]] has 1841 to 1918, but VIAF gives 1833)
* Psalm 88 in D minor
* Concert overture in G major (both manuscripts at Landesbibliothek Coburg, the overture an autograph (that is, not a fair copy). Attribution of the overture not definite.)

=={{Cat|Catherine, Georges}} (1872–1958)==
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* Scale Study, 2 Vol. (cited by A. Bachmann; probably not under copyright in the US)

=={{Cat|Ceillier, Laurent}} (1887–1925)==
* Pièces pour Anne-Marie : 6 petites pièces à 4 mains pour de grands enfants (pub. 1913)

=={{Cat|Celega, Nicolò}} (1844–1906)==

* Minuet for strings, op.240

=={{Cat|Cellier, Alexandre}} (1883–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Suite Symphonique
* Eglises et Paysages
* Pelerinages
* Trois Chorals
* Prelude et Fugue
* Choral-Prelude sur Psaume 65
* Theme et Variations sur le Psaume 149

=={{Cat|Centola, Ernesto}} (1862–1934)==
* Op.51 Concertino, pub.1909

=={{Cat|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.109 - Cinquieme valse "Militaire"

=={{Cat|Chansarel, René}} (1864–1945)==
*Nocturne for cello and piano (pub. 1905, [[Grus]])
*Suite "En Toscane" for piano

=={{Cat|Chapí, Ruperto}} (1851–1909)==
*String Quartets 1{{EN}}4 (early editions (poss. pub. 190x?), not the 1998 new edition)

=={{Cat|Chapuis, Auguste}} (1858–1933)==
*Cello Sonata (pub.1919)
*Enguerrande. Drame lyrique en quatre actes d'après le poème dramatique de Emile Bergerat. Poème de Victor Wilder. (pub.1892)
*Les Demoiselles de St. Cyr. Comédie Musicale en quatre actes d'après la pièce d'Alexandre Dumas. Poème de A. Lénéka. (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Mors Saulis et Jonathae, H.403
* Sans frayeur dans ce bois, chaconne for soprano & continuo, H. 467 (first edition if possible)
* Caecilia, Virgo et Martyr, H.413
* Epitaphium Carpentarii H. 474 (cantata for 6 voices & continuo, manuscript or first edition if possible)
* In honorem Sancti Ludovici regis Galliae, H. 332 (manuscript or first edition if possible)
* [[In nativitatem Domini canticum, H.414 (Charpentier, Marc-Antoine)|In nativitatem Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Canticum, histoire sacrée for 4 voices, chorus, 2 treble instruments & continuo, H. 414]] (manuscript or first edition)
* Sacrificium Abrahae, H. 402 (manuscript or first edition)
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{Cat|Cherubini, Luigi}} (1760–1842)==
* Les Abencérages (1813; Vocal Score or Full Score)

=={{Cat|Chevillard, Camille}} (1859–1923)==
*Le chène et le roseau: poème symphonique, d'après la fable de la Fontaine, Op.7 (pub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Chinzer, Giovanni}} (1700–1749)==
* The Hunt for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Chop, Max}} (1862–1929)==
* Reznicek, sein Leben und seine Werke (p1920)
* Führer durch Franz Liszt’s sinfonische Dichtungen (p1894)
* Suite ''Der Heimat'' for orch. (p1901)

=={{Cat|Chopin, Frédéric}} (1810–1849)==
* Galop (1846) [probably Galop Marquis, which is already uploaded.]
* Andantino animato (1845)
* Prelude in F (1845)
* Nocturen Opus 9 no. 2 in Eb Major (Arranged for Guitar) full score (1830-1832)
* Mazur in G (Jakiez kwiaty, jakie wianki) (On the setting of a poem by Ignac Maciejowski) (August 22, 1829)
* Preludes opus 28, edited by Paderewski.
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.35 arranged for 2 pianos, 4 hands by Camille Saint-Saëns (Durand, 1907)

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{Cat|Chvála, Emanuel}} (1851–1924)==
* String Quartet in C minor (published 1898)

=={{Cat|Chwatal, Franz Xaver}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.15 (pub.1839 or ca.1832? by Schuberth)
* 3 Sonatines, Op.64 (Heinrichshoften, pub.1848)
* Introduction and Var. on a theme from the opera "Der Bergmönch", Op.11 (pub.1836, repub.2005)
* Weihnachts-Symphonie, Op.183 (toy symphony) (pub.1864)

=={{Cat|Ciandelli, Gaetano}} (1791?–1840?)==
* Basso Concerto Di Violoncello (1811)
* Composizioni strumentali in G Major for cello (1791)
* Concerto Ciaudelli Concerto per Violoncello Solo and Orchestra in C Major (1811)
* Scherzo for Cello and Orch (Piano) (Sopra alcuni pensieri della Linda di Chamounix)

=={{Cat|Cilea, Francesco}} (1866–1950)==
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* Adriana Lecouvreur (1903, opera), full score
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Flutes in G major, G.1077 (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Concerto for two flutes in G major]]
* [[Keyboard Sonatas (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Keyboard works]]
* [[Il maestro di cappella (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il maestro di cappella]], full score
* [[Il pittore parigino (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il Pittore parigino]], vocal score
* [[Requiem in G minor (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Missa pro defunctis in sol minore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (1799)
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in re minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (Vienna)
* [[Messe pour l'Avent et le Carême (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Magnificat in D full score

=={{Cat|Clapisson, Louis}} (1808–1866)==
* Horn and piano duo, Op.55 in E{{flat}} (pub.1831 by Richault)
* Ave Verum in B (H-dur) (4 voices) (ms copy at Brussels)

=={{Cat|Clapp, Philip Greeley}} (1888–1954)==
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* O Gladsome Light (pub.1908)
* Suite for Brass (pub.1938, PD-CA?)
* Opera The Flaming Brand (pub.1954, PD-CA?)
* Symphonies (12+2 unnumbered early?) (published? or all only in manuscript? Broadcasts exist of several of them.)
* A Chant of Darkness (pub.1934, song to words by Helen Keller) (PD-CA?)
* Suite for Trombone Quartet (pub.1939)
(&c?)

=={{Cat|Clarke, Hamilton}} (1840–1912)==
*Flute Sonata n.2, Op.153 (p.1883?)
*String Quartet in A op.246 (ca.1895)

=={{Cat|Claussmann, Aloÿs}} (1850–1926)==
* Organ works / Œuvres pour orgue

=={{Cat|Clemens non Papa, Jacobus}} (ca.1510–1556)==
* Missa Pastores quidnam vidisits

=={{Cat|Clement, Franz}} (1780–1842)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.4 (pub.ca.1804/5) (recently reissued and collected into full score in a 2005 A-R Editions pub.)
*Piano Quartet "Grand Quatuor" (pub.ca.1804)
*Piano Concerto Op.5 (pub.1803)

=={{Cat|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Symphonies
* Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coenen, Johannes Meinardus}} (1825–1899)==
*Symphony in B minor (pub. 1867. {{RISMc|701000293|B-Br Ms II 4106 Mus Fétis 3087}} - description of Belgian Library ms copy)
*Clarinet Concertino in B{{flat}} (1882, Seeling)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)
*Hiawatha, Op.18, symphonic poem (p.1894)
*Nancy Thatcher, Op.40, opera (ms, 1897 @ Connecticut College)
*2 Songs, Op.35/69?, p.1895
*3 Little Piano Trios, Op.62
*Mass in D minor, Op.53 (pub.1902)
*String Quartet, Op.19 ("Aria" pub.1894)
*Excalibur for orchestra, Op.180 (pub.1931 though poss. "n.d." Orch. score at LoC, materials at FLP.)

=={{Cat|Cohan, George Michael}} (1878–1942)==
* Star Spangled Spectacular (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel}} (1875–1912)==
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{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Nonet in F minor, Op.2 (performed publicly in 1894 with a public review in Musical Times so manuscript if scanned may be PD? don't know.- Schissel)
*3 Hiawathan Sketches for Violin and Piano opus 16 (1896)

=={{Cat|Colombi, Giuseppe}} (1635–1694)==
* Chiacona a Basso Solo (1st piece ever written for solo cello) (1670)
* Toccata da Violone Solo (1670)

=={{Cat|Concone, Giuseppe}} (1801–1861)==
* 25 Melodious Studies; Easy And Progressive, Op. 24 (pub. by 1892 at latest so PD. - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo}} (1681–1732)==
* Festi teatrali
* Oratorios

=={{Cat|Copland, Aaron}} (1900–1990)==
<big>'''(US only; nothing after 1923!)'''</big>

* Old Poem (1920)
* Pastorale for voice (1921)
* Honkytonk Blues (1921)
* Three Moods for piano (1921)
* Four Motets for mixed voices (1921)
** Help us, O Lord
** Sing ye Praises to our King
** Have Mercy on us, O My Lord
** Thou, O Jehovah, Abideth Forever
* Sonata in G Major for piano (1921)
* Petit Portrait for piano (1921)
* Alone for voice (1922)
* Cortege Macabre for orchestra (1923)
* As It Fell Upon a Day for voice, flute, and clarinet (1923)

=={{Cat|Cords, Gustav}} (1870–1951)==
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*Schulerkonzert Op.41 (pub.1913)
*Melodia appassionata (for cornet) (pub.1905)
*Trio Op.61 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Corelli, Arcangelo}} (1653–1713)==
* Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 8, (Christmas concerto) parts
* Trio sonata Opus 2 No. 12, Chaconne, parts
* La Folia, Milstein Edition
* op. post.: Sinfonia in D minor, WoO 1
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 2 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699)[12]
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 3 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699 – incomplete/dubious)
* op. post.: 6 Sonate a tre, WoO 5–10 (Amsterdam 1714)

=={{Cat|Cornelius, Peter}} (1824–1874)==
*4 String Quartets (1841-1842, in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Corrette, Michel}} (1709–1795)==
* Les '''''Méthodes'''''
* the 25 '''''Concertos Comiques'''''
* Opp. 3 and 4 Concertos
* Le Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Récréations du Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Voyages du Berger Fortuné aux Indes Orientales, 1737
* L'Asne dort, 1740
* Op. 26 Concerti
* Le Phenix, Concerto pour quatre Violoncelles, Violes ou Bassons, c. 1735
* Concerto Spirituel, 1731
* Pastorale, 1732
* III Concerto de Noëls, 1735
* Noëls Suisses, 1737
* Noël Allemand "Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich", 1741
* Concerto de noëls, 1754, perdu
* Les Ages. Ballet Pantomime, œuvre X (28 juillet 1733)
* Concert de Simphonies, œuvre XV, incomplet, 1735.
* Six Symphonies en Quatuor sur les Noëls, 1762
* Carillon, ajouté à la Messe des Morts de Gilles, 1764.
* Opp. 12 and 25
* Les Amusemens du Parnasse. Méthode courte et facile pour apprendre à toucher le Clavecin, avec les plus jolis airs à la mode, où les doigts sont chiffrés pour les Commençans (all 8 books)
* Divertissements pour le clavecin ou le forte piano, avec le Combat naval, 1779
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Leçons de Ténèbres à voix seule avec accompagnement de l'orgue, pour la premier de chaque jour, le Mercredi, le Jeudi et le Vendredi Saint, 1784.
* Op. 6

=={{Cat|Corteccia, Francesco}} (1502–1571)==
*Passione secondo Giovanne 1527

=={{Cat|Couperin, François}} (1668–1733)==
* Leçons de Tenebres [FWC] ''The non-pd-US Brunold edition is at [[Leçons de ténèbres (Couperin, François)]]. Facs. would be nice; there is also a [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Leçons_de_Tenébres_(François_Couperin) transposed edition at cpdl]].''
* Concerts Royaux (Facsimile); this is an appendix to the original ''Pieces de clavecin'' ''with its own page: [[Concerts royaux (Couperin, François)]]''
* A full score is wanting for [[Les Nations (Couperin, François)]], presently only in partbooks.

=={{Cat|Couperin, Louis}} (1626–1661)==
* Œuvre d'orgue
* Œuvre d'Clavecin (Complete, Full Score)
* Oldham Manuscript
* 2 fantaisies for 2 viols
* 1 simphonie, for one instrument and basso continuo
* 2 simphonies, for two instruments and basso continuo
* 2 fantaisies à 5 for shawm band
* 2 fantaisies à 5 (for strings?)

=={{Cat|Le Couppey, Félix}} (1811–1887)==

=={{Cat|Courvoisier, Walter}} (1875–1931)==
*5 Songs for Chorus, Op.34 (published in 1931)

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* 2 Morceaux pour orchestre (Mélodie & À l'espagnole) (Gutmann, 1888, repub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Studio per il pianoforte, Op. 50, in first edition (or autograph?!)
* Sonata in E minor, Op.59

=={{Cat|Crane, Helen C.}} (1868–ca.1930–1944)==
* String Trio in G minor, Op.21 (pub.1908. "H.C. Crane" -attribution to Helen C. Crane also a guess, via MusicSack. HMB 1908 p.136 does give "Helen C. Crane" though they might also be guessing...)

=={{Cat|Cras, Jean}} (1879–1932)==

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Crawford, Thomas James}} (1877–1955)==
* Scherzo & 2nd Romance for organ, published 1904 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Crémont, Pierre}} (1784–1846)==
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.1 (composed and premiered 1815, pub.1815 or 1816) (wrote at least 11, according to Worldcat) ({{WC|45207065}}- parts at Free Lib. Philadelphia)
* Clarinet Concerto Op.4 (1817 or other early edition, not modern of course)

=={{Cat|Cristo, Pedro de}} (1545–1618)==
* Salva nos, Domine a 8
* Osanna Filio David
* Sanctorum meritis

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Croze-Magnan, Jean-Baptiste de}} (1820–1891)==
* 6th & 7th Messes solennelle (pub.1862, 1879)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Introduction et Air varié Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (premiered 1804, rewritten, then published 1831/32, [[Richault]])
* Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano (Dresden, 1822, republished, with a quartet-accompaniment arrangement, 1885)

=={{Cat|Cui, César}} (1835–1918)==
*Full scores of operas (manuscript or engraved):
**''Prisoner of the Caucasus''
**''The Mandarin's Son''
**''William Ratcliff''
**''Mlada (Act 1)''
**''Angelo''
**''Le Flibustier''
**''The Saracen''
**''Feast in Time of Plague''
**''The Snow Bogatyr''' (At least a full score of the introduction was made.)
**''Mateo Falcone''
**''The Captain's Daughter''
**Musorgsky: ''The Fair at Sorochintsy''
*''Prisoner of the Caucasus'' -- 2nd Russian edition (ca. 1885)
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (collaborated with Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, completion of original by Alexander Dragomyschski).

=={{Cat|Cutter, Benjamin}} (1857–1910)==
* Piano trio in A minor (no.2), Op.24 (pub.1894)
* Mass in D (cop 1898)

=={{Cat|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374 (nos.2&3)
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368
* "O Salutaris Hostia" (possibly 3 or 4 different settings by the composer?)
* 8 or more masses?
* 30 Etudes Brilliants op.753
* Piano Trio No.4 Op.289
* Introduction & Variations Concertant on a Tirolienne in F minor for Piano & Cello Op.248
* Piano Concerto in C major, Op.78
* Requiems in c and f
* All Symphonies
* All Organ works
* Mass in c

=={{Cat|Čart, Jiří}} (1708–1774)==
(actually ca.1774/1780 or so... also known as [[wikipedia:de:Georg Czarth|Georg Czarth]], Georg Zarth, etc. Jiri Cart is the VIAF-preferred name.)
* 2 flute sonatas in G (at Berlin SBB)
* Flute sonata in G (mistaken for, or actually by and once attributed to Zarth but now etc., but also having the designation GraunWV D:XVII:90 - @Sing-Akademie zu Berlin)



=={{Cat|Daffner, Hugo}} (1882–1936)==
* Piano Trio in F, Op.10 (©1910 by Junne)
* Organ Sonata, Op.1
* 3 Pieces for piano 4 hands, Op.9 (pub. by Junne, 1909 or 1910?)

=={{Cat|Dalquen, Franz M.}} (1804–1877)==
May be the same as Frédéric d'Alquen to whom the following is attributed.
* 2 Morceaux de Genre pour Violoncelle (ou Violon) avec Piano. (Romance & Tarantelle.) Pub. 1883 by Schott. (HMB 1883 p.317.)

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Caprice, Op.174 (pub.1893)
* Concertino (pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Charles}} (1817–1907)==
*School Of Mechanism, Op. 74
*String Quartets, particularly no.13 in B minor op.160
*Violin Concerto Opus 78 full score and reduction for violin & piano
*Piano Trios Op.22 (#1), 40 (#3) (pub. by 1846, 1847 acc. HMB, BdlF respectively)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Léopold}} (1822–1895)==
(Jean-Pierre-Léopold Dancla, younger brother of Charles; they also had a sister, Laure, who was a fairly well-known pianist (and composer??).)
* String Quartet, Op.27 (Richault, 1858)
* 3e air varié pour le violon, avec... de piano, sur la Dernière Pensée de Bellini, Op.4 (Schonenberger, 1850)
* 3 petits (piano) trios, Op.59

=={{Cat|Daneau, Nicolas}} (1866–1944)==
* String Quartet in D (published by Cranz, 1921)
* Piano Quintet in C (pub. Cranz 1921)

=={{Cat|Dannehl, Franz}} (1870–1947)==
* Piano Sonata in A major, Op.74 (pub. ca. 1920-22??)
* Piano Sonata in D major, Op.78 (published 1922 by Zierfuss - HMB 1922 p.128)
* Slow waltz (Langsamer walzer), Op.76 No.2 for piano (also published 1922 by Zierfuss)
* Cello sonata in A-flat major, Op.103 (©1939 - non-PD-US probably)
* Gebet, Op.80 or Op.80 No.3 (©1923)

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major, Op. 30
* Flute Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 31
* 3 Quartets for bassoon and strings, Op. 40
* Flute Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 42
* Flute Concerto No. 4 in D major, Op. 43
* 3 Potpourris for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 45 (1814)
* Symphonie concertante in E♭ major for wind quintet and orchestra (1785)
* Symphonie concertante in B♭ major for flute, clarinet and orchestra, Op. 41
* Opera "Der Quasi-Mann" (1789)
* Opera "Ber Berggeist" (the score is in Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Darke, Harold}} (1888–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Communion Service in F (the one pub. by Stainer 1913?)
*Rhapsody, Op.4, pub.1908
*Te Deum & Jubilate, pub.1910
*3 Songs of Innocence, pub.1911
*Quartet for Piano and Winds (premiered by 1909)

=={{Cat|Dārziņš, Volfgangs}} (1906–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Dauprat, Louis-François}} (1781–1868)==
* Horn Concertos 3 and 4 opp.18, 19 (pub.1824 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Daussoigne-Méhul, Alexandre}} (1829–1902)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.98, pub.1895 (by Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Davenport, Francis Williams}} (1847–1925)==
* 1st Symphony in D-minor (Unsure if published, entered in competiton in which it came ahead of Stanfords 1st)
* 2nd Symphony in G
* Overture "Twelth Night"
* Prelude & Fugue for Orchestra
* Piano Trio in B-flat, Op. 5
* Six Pieces for Piano & Cello

=={{Cat|David, Félicien}} (1810–1876)==
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (full score, pub.1846) (see {{WC|34127326}}, BdlF 1846 p.572)

=={{Cat|David, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4
* Violin Concerto No.4, Op.23 (any edition incl. 1908 Breitkopf edition ok...)

=={{Cat|David, Karl Heinrich}} (1884–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.7 (pub. 1911, [[Hug]])
* Das hohe Lied Salomonis, Op.12 (pub. 1914?)

=={{Cat|Dayas, William H.}} (1864–1903)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (published 1889, Kistner)
::(NY Public Library has this but in library only, not circ.)
* Violin Sonata, Op.11 (composed March 1898 and published 1898, Kistner)
* Cello Sonata, Op.12 (composed and published 1901, Kistner)

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
:: Is this the work? [[Printemps (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Sonatas 4 (for oboe, horn, and harpsichord), 5 (for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, and piano), and 6 (for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello, harp, harpsichord, and piano)
::These were incomplete as of Debussy's death in 1918, but if anyone knows where there are fragments or sketches of them, that would be very helpful. --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 12:56, 4 April 2013
*Orchestral version of 5 Poèmes de Charles Baudelaire
*Orchestral version of Trois ballades de François Villon --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 5:04, 31 January 2014
* Rêverie arranged for organ by Palmer Christian (BMC, 1919)
* La Flûte de Pan ou Syrinx (Revised by A. Ljungar-Chapelon), La Flûte de Pan (MS. Brussels) (Autographus Musicus AM037)
::This work was first published on 1927 as Sylinx. Only Score parts are required.
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon (Album Leaf for piano) – ''first publ. 2003, copyright in Canada until 2054''
* Nocturne and Scherzo for Piano and Cello, L. 26 – ''first publ. 1995, copyright in Canada until 2046''
* Intermezzo for Cello and Orchestra (or piano), L. 27 – ''first publ. 1944 ed. by Gregor Piatigorsky (1903–1976), copyright in Canada until 2027''
:This is really more of an arrangement by Piatigorsky anyway.
:It looks like the G. Henle Verlag edition (pub. 1986) is actually PD in the EU and Canada, but not in the U.S.: [[Piano Trio in G major (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", for piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)
*3 Vortragsstücke für Holzblasinstrumente mit Pfte. (Aus dem Nachlass hrsg. v. H. Kundigraber.) (Capriccio for flute, rondo for oboe, rondo for clarinet.) (published by Siegel, 1912.)

=={{Cat|Deigendesch, Karl}} (1839–1911)==
*Die Errettung des Moses, Op.58 (pub.ca.1903)
*3 Marienlieder, Op.93 (pub. Böhm & Sohn, 1908)
*Festkantate, Op.84 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Delafosse, Léon}} (1874–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1900, Heugel)
* Piano Concerto A-dur

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?) (materials @ Fleisher but hopefully not only there)

=={{Cat|Delannoy, Marcel}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*État de veille : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Robert Desnos, op. 48 (pub. 1946, Max Eschig)
*String Quartet in E major (pub. 1931, Durand)
*Rapsodie for trumpet, alto saxophone, cello and piano (pub. 1934, Heugel)
*Sérénade concertante for violin and piano (pub. 1938, Associated Music)

=={{Cat|Deldevez, Édouard Marie Ernest}} (1817–1897)==
*String Quartets, Op.10 (pub.1857, 1879 (score))
*String Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1864, 1879 (score))

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
*Romance (for cello and piano) (1896)
*Caprice and Elegy for Cello and Piano, (1930)

=={{Cat|Delune, Louis}} (1876–1940)==
* Symphony in C (perf. in 1906 in Boston)
* String Quartets
* Piano Quintet

=={{Cat|Demersseman, Jules}} (1833–1866)==
*op.81 Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op.60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op.53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op.50 6 fantaisies fl and pf

=={{Cat|Demessieux, Jeanne}} (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Nativité, op.4 (1944; dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Dupré. Ms @ BNF. Not published until 2005?)
* Six Études, op.5 (pub. 1946)
* Sept Méditations sur le Saint-Esprit, op.6 (pub. 1947)
* Triptyque, op.7 (pub. 1949)
* Te Deum, op.11 (pub. 1959)
* Prélude et Fugue en Ut, op.13 (pub.1965)
* "Chanson de Roland" for chorus, mezzo soprano, and orchestra
* Poème for organ and orchestra, op.9 (published in score and reduction in 1952)
* Ballade for horn and piano (published 1962)

=={{Cat|Depas, Ernest}} (1809–1889)==
* Grand Duo (in E{{flat}}) for piano and violin, Op.80 (pub.1862)
* Remaining piano trios

=={{Cat|Derckum, Franz}} (1812–1872)==
* String quintet, Op.15 (pub.1866)

=={{Cat|Déré, Jean}} (1886–1970)==
* String Quartet in C minor (1905, unpub.?)
* Air de ballet, Op.6 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Destenay, Edouard}} (1850–1924)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (published 1907)
* Piano Quintet No.1 (published 1899)
* Piano Trio in A minor (published 1910)
* Quintet No.2 Op.12 (strings and harp) (published 1905)

=={{Cat|Dett, Robert Nathaniel}} (1882–1942)==
* Tropic Winter (piano)
* Cinnamon Grove (piano)
* Enchantment (piano)
* After the Cakewalk (piano)
* Cave of the Winds (piano)
* Inspiration Waltzes (piano)
* Nepenthe and the Muse (piano)

=={{Cat|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Flute quartet (for flute, violin, viola, cello) in b minor, opus 16 number 3
* Presto for 2 flutes
* Quartet for Bassoon and strings Opus 73

=={{Cat|Diémer, Louis}} (1843–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.22 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Diener, Olga}} (1890–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartets (54 of them? autograph scores @ Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Bern. Unpublished?)

=={{Cat|Dieren, Bernard van}} (1887–1936)==
* Impromptu (fantasiestück) for solo violin (published 1909)
* 3 Lieder, Op.4 (published 1908)
* Canzonetta in E minor for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1909)

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dietrich, Albert}} (1829–1908)==
*Cello Concerto in G Minor, Op. 32
*Symphony in D minor, Op.20

=={{Cat|Dieupart, Charles}} (1667–1740)==
* 6 Sonates pour flûte à bec et basse continue (Londres, 1717)
* environ 30 Airs entre 1729 et 1731, dans The Musical Miscellany
* Select Lessons for Harpsichord or Spinett (Walsh, London)
* Concerto à 5 pour violon, cordes et basse continue
* Concerto à 5 pour hautbois, cordes et basse continue en la majeur
* Concerto à 5 pour flûte, cordes et basse continue en la mineur
* 2 Concertos grossos
* 2 Concertos pour deux chœurs en mi mineur, en si bémol majeur
* Concerto pour trompette, deux hautbois et basse continue en si mineur

=={{Cat|Dimitrescu, Constantin}} (1847–1928)==
* String Quartet No.5, Op.42 (pub.1890)
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Rustic Dance for cello and piano (as well as any other arrangements)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Die Weihnachtsgeschichte op.10 (full scores)
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Complete Organ Works
Note: PD-CA but even the 2-piano sonata opus 1 is from 1931 so only unpublished works - if those - are PD-US. BSB has works by Distler (so they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Dobrowen, Issay}} (1894–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata, Op.15 (©1923, rev.1927)
* Piano Concerto, Op.20 (©1928, poss. earlier editions exist)
* Mélodie hebraïque : pour violon et piano, Op.12 (pub. 1918)
* Märchen für Violin & Piano, Op.16 (published 1923 by Universal Edition)

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)
* Andante for Violin and Piano, Op.71 (p.1850) (conf. BdlF, HMB)
* 11th and 12th nocturnes (Opp.69, 70) (p.1850, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reduction
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Szimfonikus percek'', Op. 36 (1933, pub. 1935 or n.d.(1935))

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Gaetano}} (1797–1848)==
* L'assedio di Calais (melodramma lirico, 1836; publ. Ricordi); copies at the Library of Congress, Eastman School of Music, and Harvard University, and unavailable through interlibrary loan; no other known copies in North America
* Sonata in C major for flute and piano
* Solo Viola Part from Viola Concerto in D Minor
{{Laundry|Donizetti, Gaetano}}

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Giuseppe}} (1788–1856)==
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{Cat|Dopper, Cornelis}} (1870–1939)==
* Cello Concerto (composed 1910, revised 1923) (autographs at NMI. ded. to Gerard Hekking)
* Symphonies (7. Published? Many of the mss. at NMI. Syms. 2, 3 published 2001)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Charles James}} (1839–1909)==
* Tramore Waltzes (for guitar and 2 mandolins; pub.1895 by J. White)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont}} (1804–1892)==
* Die Nibelungen, opera, Op.73 (pub.1855/6?)

=={{Cat|Dotzauer, Friedrich}} (1783–1860)==
*Variations to Nel cor piú-Mich fliehen alle Freuden from the Opera La Molinara by Paisiello for Cello solo, Op.183
*Piano Trio Op.180 (Damköhler, 1851)
*Cello concerto op.27
*Quartet for Bassoon and Strings Opus 36
*Cello concerto op.66
*Cello concerto op.72
*Cello concerto op.81
*Cello concerto op.82
*Cello concerto op.84 in e minor
*Cello concerto op.93 (pub. by A. Farrenc and by N. Simrock, by 1829. Mentioned in volume 4, 1829, of Revue musicale)
*Cello concerto op.100
*Cello concerto op.101 in F major
*3 Preludes and Fugues for Cello Op.178

=={{Cat|Douay, Émile}} (1802–1882)==
ca.1802 to after 1882? Death date seems to be unknown... Treated as alive in a 1882 biographical dictionary. For a lengthy biography, see [http://jean-jose-marchand.over-blog.com/article-decouverte-baudelairienne-inesperee-quatre-partitions-du-compositeur-emile-douay-39846310.html Blog entry]. Cousin of Albert Douay (1809-70). Perhaps related to {{LinkName|Georges|Douay}}?
* String Quartet, published 1859 (@BNF, also noted in BdlF p282)
* 2 string quintets, published 1859 (BdlF p.94 eg)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction - Klavierauszug/vocal score is completely available!
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction) - Sorry, has never been published! For more information ask IDG or noten.png@aol.com
* Serenade, Op.49
* Der gebundene Styl. Lehrbuch für Kontrapunkt und Fuge (©1902)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.51 (1890, c1892) (Forberg edition, not modern edition!!)
* Scene for Violin, Op.69

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
* Toccata in F minor (from Suite No. 1) (we have suite no.1)

=={{Cat|Drigo, Riccardo}} (1846–1930)==
* The Talisman (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Magic Flute (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Awakening of Flora (1894) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Trois from "The Fairy Doll" (1903) ''Piano reduction''
* La Perle (1896) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Drouet, Louis François Philippe}} (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* Symphony No.2 in D major (pub.1913)
* Symphony No.3 in A major (pub./©1923) (PD-CA/EU, anyway)
* Cantilène for violin, cello (or horn) and piano (or organ) (pub.1903, [[Heugel]])
* Adonis, poème symphonique (pub. [[Heugel]] in reduction at least, 1901, 1907 in full score)
* 42 Pieces pour Orgue
* Entrée for Organ
* Dixtuor (1907, published 1909. New edition of 2007 exists but 1909 edition should be used)
* Concert-capriccioso for Piano and Orchestra c-moll (1876) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Dufresne, G.}} (fl. 1877)==
* Danse orientale, No.3/3 Pièces caractéristiques

=={{Cat|Dukas, Paul}} (1865–1935)==
* ''Allegro'', for piano (1925)
* ''Ariane et Barbe-bleue'', piano solo transcription
* ''Fanfare pour précéder la Péri'', any arrangement for piano
* ''Götz de Berlichingen'' (overture? 1884 manuscript. first published 2007. unless performed before 1961, may not be hostable?-Schissel)
* ''L'apprenti sorcier'' (''The sorcerer's apprentice''), arrangement pour orgue seul (organ solo transcription)
* ''Modéré'', for piano (published posthumously in 1936)
* ''Polyeucte'', any arrangement for 1 or 2 pianos
* ''Vocalise-étude'' (''alla gitana'')

=={{Cat|Dumonchau, Charles-François}} (1775–1821)==
* 6 Sonatines, Op.15 (ca.1807?)
* 3 Fortepiano Sonatas, Op.28 (pub.1807/8)
=={{Cat|Du Mont, Henry}} (ca.1610 — 8 May 1684)==
*[[Cinq messes en plain-chant (Du Mont, Henry)]] contains only one of Guilmant's 'realizations' but the original is available at Gallica; more intriguing is Liszt's accompaniment, glimpsed [http://spellerweb.net/cmindex/Dumont/DumontCredo.pdf here.] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 00:09, 25 August 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.22
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)
* Passacaglia in G minor, Op.23 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Dupin, Paul}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jean-Christophe..., for piano and voice/piano (pub. E. Demets, 1908)
* Recueil de mélodies, for voice and piano (pub. M. Senart, 1909; republished Recital Publications)
* Poëmes, for string quartet (pub. M. Senart, 1909) (we have suite 1)
* La Payse à Jean, for voice, violin and piano (pub. Durand, 1918)
* Dentelles, for piano (pub. Costallat, 1927)
* Sept noëls familiers (pub. R. Deiss, 1928)
* Trois noëls, for voice and piano (pub. M. Eschig, 1935)

=={{Cat|Duport, Jean-Louis}} (1749–1819)==
*3 Duos, 2vc, (1782)
*Cello Concerto No.1 in A Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.2 in G Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.5 in D Major,(ca.1814)
*Cello Concerto No.6 in D minor,(ca.1815)
*3 Duos for cello and harp, Op.40 (1818)
*3 Nocturnes, Op. 70, vn/vc hrp

=={{Cat|Durand, Emile}} (1830–1903)==
* Traité de composition musicale (pub. Durand, 1899)

=={{Cat|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Instructions on the art of playing the piano-forte or harpsichord, or in German: Pianoforte Schule, without collaboration with Pleyel, Cramer or Clementi.

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115 (©1921, Hudebni mat.)
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major (B. 10) – ''first publ. 1975, possibly copyright in Canada until 2026''
** piano arr. first published 1929, see {{LinkWork|Cello Concerto in A major|B.10|Dvořák|Antonín|0}} (pd-ca only for now)
* Kate and the devil, Opera Op.112 (pub.1908 in v.s.)
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48 (we have parts)
* String Quartet No.6 (5 is a reconstruction by Günter Raphael) (pub.1948 (op.2), 1962 (B-flat), 1964 (no.3 in D), 1982 (op.12))
** String Quartet No.6 op.12 was reconstructed by Jarmil Burghauser (d.1997) whose editorial work—which includes composing several bars—probably meets a standard of originality & would be ineligible for upload
* Songs my mother taught me (from Gypsy songs), Op.55 No.4 (violin and piano version by Louis Persinger) - ''Persinger d.1966 so only PD-CA (US?)''
*String Quintet op 1 (first pub.1943, so PD-CA,EU only)



=={{Cat|Earl, Mary}} (1862–1932)==
*Flowers and Ferns
*German Airs: Medley Two-Step
*Sesame: Intermezzo Arabian

=={{Cat|Ebel, Arnold}} (1883–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphonische Ouverture : (Appassionata), Op.13 (pub.1914)
*Requiem after Hebbel, Op.17 (pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (I)}} (ca.1500–1576)==
* [titles unknown] compositions in the songbooks of the Danish court chapel of 1541 ms Royal Library Copenhagen
:[rem: the year 1541 seems incorrect because David Ebel sr was at the Danish court from 1551. If the year is correct, these compositions are by yet another David Ebel, possibly the father of David sr. This would also explain the unrealistic alternate death dates of David sr and the unrealistic lifespan of David sr and David jr of before 1520 to 1639]
* In dulce jubilo (Fuga 6 vocum). Motet. Voices. c1556 ms ascribed to Dav. Abell
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630
* Praeambulum (Preludium) in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum (Preludium) pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (II)}} (ca.1576–1639)==
* Currant Ab., Anno 1626. Organ. 1626 ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeludium ex clave G ab Org. Organ ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeambulum in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630

=={{Cat|Ebel, Hermann}} (ca.1550–1616)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Eberl, Anton}} (1765–1807)==
* Symphony in D minor, Op.34 (pub. 1808 ca.)

=={{Cat|Eberlin, Johann Ernst}} (1702–1762)==
* Requiem Full Score
* Toccatas and Fugues Full Scores ( in progress!)
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Ebers, Carl Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Bassoon Concerto, Op.41 (pub.ca.1817)
* Flute Duos, Op.55 (pub.ca.1815)
* Grosse Sinfonie (Concertante), Op.40 (pub.ca.1817)
* Overture, Op.45 (pub.ca.1818)
* Freischütz-Fantaisie, Op.46 (pub.ca.1811, @BSB)
* Beethoven Sym. 3 arr. for double quintet

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Egger, Max}} (1863–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Frau Holda, opera (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Eggert, Joachim Nicolas}} (1779–1813)==
* Sextet (pub.1818 ca., Breitkopf und Härtel)
* Piano Quartet Op.3 (pub.ca.1813, B&H)
* Symphony (not sure which?) (was pub.ca.1815, B&H. Poss. no.3 in {{K|Eb}}?)

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtlied, for violin and orchestra Op. 14 (p.1911)
*Sinfonisches Suite, Op.22 (p.1925)

=={{Cat|Eichberg, Julius}} (1824–1893)==

=={{Cat|Eijken, Johan Albert van}} (1823–1868)==
* Organ works
* Ouvertüre, Entr’-Acte u. Chöre zum Trauerspiel "Lucifer" (after Vondel), Op.40 (pub.1860)

=={{Cat|Eisler, Hanns}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Froissart Overture Op. 19 (full score [London (Novello) 1890])
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Pomp and Circumstance March Op. 39 No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op. 39 No. 6 (Full Score)
:P&C5 in full score is already up, but unfortunately subject to blocking owing to the 95-year copyright in the US, which expires in 2020. P&C6 exists as either unpublished sketch fragments or the full score and parts realised by Anthony Payne, who is still living and would have full rights as co-author, so this is a fairly unrealistic wish. Regards, [[User:Pml|PML]] 9 July 2010
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)
* Go, song of mine, Op. 57 (First edition, London: Novello 1909)
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)

=={{Cat|Ellerton, John Lodge}} (1801–1873) ==
* 3 Quartets, Op.70 (nos.44–46) (pub.1873/74?, Schott)
* 3 Quartets, Op.71 (nos.47–49) (likewise)

=={{Cat|Ellicott, Rosalind}} (1857–1924)==
or Rosalind Frances Ellicott.
* 2 Piano Trios (pub.ca.1891)
* Elysium : for soprano solo, chorus, and orchestra
* Henry of Navarre : a choral ballad : with orchestral accompaniment ad. lib. (poss. avail. at Google or Hathitrust?)
and other works published before 1923.

=={{Cat|Elmas, Stephan}} (1862–1937)==
*[[Piano Concerto No.3 (Elmas, Stephan)|3rd piano concerto]] (pub.1906?)
*[[Quatuor (Elmas, Stephan)|Piano Quartet in D minor]] (pub.1923, Steingräber - See {{HMBref|1923|111}}, and possibly by 1880s by Wetzler? - see {{WC|637911941}}.)

=={{Cat|Elsner, Józef}} (1769–1854)==
* Oratorio, Męka Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ)
* Masses
* Requiem
* 8 Symphonies
* Keyboard sonatas
* Polonaises with Orchestra

=={{Cat|Emborg, Jens Laursøn}} (1876{{EN}}1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Oktober: String Quartet No.4, Op.42 (pub.ca.1922 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==
*Salamine ("tragédie lyrique en trois actes d'apres les Perses d'Eschyle", pub.Choudens 1926 (vocal score: A.C. 16019), PD-CA presumably)
*In Memoriam, poème pour voix, piano, violon et violoncelle (pub. ca.1909, no publisher noted/by the composer (later taken up by Durand))

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Quartet No. 2, Op. 30 (1944; first perf. 1947; pub. 1968)
* Piano Quintet Op. 29 (1940; first perf. 1964; pub. 1965)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1, Op. 26 in f{{sharp}} minor (1898; first perf. 1899; pub. 1996)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Erb, Marie Josef}} (1858–1944)==
* Suite Op.29 for orch. (Pub. Gebrüder Reinecke, 1894)
* Der Heimweg : Balletspiel in einem Aufzuge, Op.40 (Straube, 1920?)

=={{Cat|Erdmann, Eduard}} (1896–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphony No.1, Op.10 (pub. by Steingräber, 1920)
*An den Frühling for violin and piano, Op.1 (pub.1921, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==
*Organ works

=={{Cat|Erlemann, Gustav}} (1876–1936)==
*Der junge Rhein, Op.2, self-pub.1902
*Geistergruß, Op.6, pub.1905 by Kahnt
*Lieder und Gesänge, Op.10, pub.1920?
*Die Waise. Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Pianoforte, Op.34 (pub.1920?).
*Missa in Es, Op.55 (pub.1935)

=={{Cat|Ertel, Paul}} (1865–1933)==
* Sinfonie Harald (1908 at the latest)
* Quatre impressions de la Suisse, op. 27 (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1913)
* Hebraikon Op 14 for string quartet

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.46 (1907)
*Piano Concerto No.2, Op.68 (composed 1912)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)
*Symphonies 1-3
*Operas including "Thomas Riquiqui" Op.10, "Die zwei Prinzen" Op.15 (published; also, ÖNB has the autograph of this, Mus.Hs.25077 Mus)
*Suite No.2 in large orchestra, Op.75

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts) (first pub. 1977, but uploaded with restriction)
* Brass Quintet No.3 in D{{flat}}, Op.7 (score and parts)
* Brass Quintet No.4 in A{{flat}}, Op.8 (score and parts)

=={{Cat|Eybler, Joseph}} (1765–1846)==
Full scores or manuscripts of:
* HV 8 \ Missa Sancti Bennonis in C minor
* HV 9 \ Missa Sancti Caroli in C minor
* HV 10 \ Missa Sancti Joannis in C minor
* HV 11 \ Missa Sancti Wolfgangi in D minor
* HV 12 \ Missa Sancti Leopoldi in D minor
* HV 26 \ Missa Sancti Ferdinandi in G minor
* HV 28 \ Missa Sanctae Elisabethae in A minor
* HV 34 \ Gloria & Incarnatus for Michael Haydn's Missa in D minor
* HV 35 \ Kyrie ad Missam in Coena Domini in E minor
* HV 37 \ Requiem in C minor
* HV 46 \ Graduale: Os justi meditabitur sapientiam in C minor
* HV 85 \ Offertory: Terra tremuit et quievit in C minor
* HV 86 \ Offertory: Si consistent adversum me castra in C minor
* HV 88 \ Offertory: Domine si observaveris iniquitates in C minor
* HV 92 \ Offertory: Fremit mare cum furore in D minor
* HV 94 \ Offertory: Tremit mare in D minor
* HV 123 \ Hymn: Tristes erant apostoli in C minor
* HV 124 \ Hymn: Iste confessor in D minor
* HV 125 \ Hymn: Ecce quo modo moritur justus in F major
* HV 132 \ De profundis clamavi in G minor
* HV 133 \ Laudate Dominum in A minor
* HV 134 \ Miserere in D minor
* HV 137 \ Die vier letzten Dinge
* HV 138 \ Die Hirten bei der krippe zu Bethlehem
* HV 139 \ Dich Schöpfer sanfter Harmonie
* HV 140 \ Il sacrifizio



=={{Cat|Fabritius, Ernst}} (1842–1899)==
* Violin Concerto in D minor (pub. 1923 by [[Robert Forberg]])

=={{Cat|Facius, Johann Heinrich}} (1760–1806)==
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Cello Concerto No.3
* 6 Cello Sonatas, Op.2 (1802)
* 3 Duos for 2 Cellos, Op.1 (1805)
* Double Concerto for Cello and Oboe (lost?)

=={{Cat|Fährmann, Hans}} (1860–1940)==
Note Wikipedia page - many of this composer's works may simply no longer exist (except as libraries purchased items &c... &c); his main publisher was destroyed in World War II along with all their plates.
* Organ Sonata No. 6 (Op. 24 in G).
* Organ Sonata No. 11 in B-flat (B) Op. 63, Organ Sonata No. 13 "Münster Sonata" in C Op. 73, and Organ Sonata No. 14 and Transcendental Fugue in G Op. 78 were never published and are presumed forever lost (see above comment re publisher plates).
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. A few libraries do have this.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43, 1909 (p.1912)
* Piano Trio in B (H) major, Op.37, 1907 (copy @ Austrian National Library. Copies of both trios @ SLUB.)
* Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (@SLUB though not scanned)
* 3 Ernste Lieder, Op.85 (pub.1935 by Junne)

=={{Cat|Fairchild, Blair}} (1877–1933)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.16 (©1908)
* Rapsodie for piano quintet, Op.21 (©1909)
* A bel-ebat : trois tableaux symphoniques pour orchestre (©1937) (PD-CA-only) (also, 3 Pieces for piano, ©1925 - probably the same piece - don't know if orchestration is by the composer, merely published posthumously?)
* A Love Symphony (©1904)

=={{Cat|Faisst,_Clara}} (1872–1948)==
* German Suite in C minor for violin and piano, Op.22 (published 1928 by Müller - HMB 1928, p.118)
* 4 Lieder, Op.1. pub. Heckel, 1894.
* 5 Lieder, Op.4. Leuckart, 1897.
* Melodie nach einer alten Ballade, Op.5. Gebr. Reinecke, 1900.

=={{Cat|Falconio, Placido}} (fl. 1549–1588)==
*''Introitus et Alleluia per omnes festivitates totius anni'' 1575 (supposed to be the first ''basso seguente'')
=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Jota(from 7 Canciones populares Españolas) transcribed for violin and piano
* Suites Populaires Espagnoles for violin and piano
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Vals Capricho – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Cortejo de Gnomos – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Allegro de Concierto – ''first publ. 1986, under copyright worldwide''
* Mazurca en Do Menor – ''first publ. 1992, under copyright worldwide''

=={{Cat|Famintsyn, Aleksandr}} (1841–1896)==
* String quartet no.2 (serenade), op.7 (p.ca.1877)

=={{Cat|Fane, John}} (1784–1859)==
(See [[wikipedia:John Fane, 11th Earl of Westmorland|Wikipedia]]. Composer and patron of music. Worldcat lists 4 dozen items/musical-score "matches" under "Fane, John"; COPAC, RISM and other databases can be searched as well...)
* La Primavera (cantata after Metastasio. pub.1814)
* Symphony No.1 (in ms, premiered by Lenschow's Germania Orchestra. A reduction was published ca.1846 by Schlesinger.)
* Mass (in ms?) (is this the Missa solenne by him that was published in 1846?)
* Requiem (pub. Welsh & Hawes, ca.1824)
* "Gran sinfonia : esprimente und battaglia nell' opera L'Eroe di Lancastro" (pub. Ricordi, 1830)
* Catherine, or the Austrian captive, an opera in three acts (ca.1830)
* Il Torneo : opera seria (published 1839 ca., Boosey)

=={{Cat|Fantini, Girolamo}} (1600–1675)==
* Sonata no.1 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.2 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.3 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.4 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.5 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.6 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.7 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.8 for trumpet and organ

=={{Cat|Farinelli, Giuseppe}} (1769–1836)==
* I riti d'Orfeo
* Messa in re a 4 voci
* Messa in re a 5 voci
* Messa pastorale a 4 voci
* Messa pastorale in sol a 2 voci
* Dixit in do a 2 voci
* Dixit in re a 4 voci
* Te Deum in la a 4 voci
* Te Deum in re a 2 voci
* Improperia per il venerdì santo a 4 voci
* Stabat Mater a 2 voci
* Tobias, oratorio

=={{Cat|Farjeon, Harry}} (1878–1948)==
* Miniature Piano Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Farkas, Ödön}} (1851–1912)==
Once called Edmund Farkas (Germanization)
* String Quartet in G minor (pub. {{HMBref|1905|577}}-1905- Heilbronn: Schmidt.)

=={{Cat|Farrar, Ernest Bristow}} (1885–1918)==
* Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass
* Three Chorale Preludes
* Fantasy Prelude
* Elegy
* A Wedding Piece

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Léonce}} (1873–1903)==
(flourishing dates? please replace with better information when available)
* Op.42 Air de ballet pour orchestra (pub.ca.1903)
* Horace et Lydie, scène (translated from Horace, pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Louise}} (1804–1875)==
* Complete Piano Works (some of these published - e.g. op.7 in 1832, op.9 and op.12 in 1834, op.17 in 1836, op.21 in 1838, op.41 in ca.1858, op.42 in 1856, "La grand mère" in 1837)
* Nonet Op.38 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library - Fétis gives as not published; has been published in the 20th century however.)
* 3rd symphony (1847) ("first finale" - manuscript - at BNF. not yet scanned as of mid-12-2010.) ([http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb396854389/PUBLIC BNF]; there are, I think, 2 recorded versions of this symphony? both, I believe, use the other finale. ) (and other two symphonies?)
* Violin Sonatas
* Clarinet Trio Op.44
* Piano Trio Op.33
* Piano Trio op. 34

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F: 1 \ Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:e 1 \ German Mass in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:g 1 \ Missa brevis in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv I:L 1 \ Laetatus sum in F sharp minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 1 \ Suite for 2 flutes, 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 2 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 4 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 3 \ Suite for chalumeau, 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 6 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:e 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1a \ Suite for 2 flutes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 2 \ Suite for 3 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 7 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Concerti in minor keys not already in library

=={{Cat|Fauchard, Auguste}} (1881–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Première Symphonie en mi pour orgue (1925)
* Deuxième Symphonie en ré pour orgue (1928-29)
* Le Mystère de Noël pour orgue, variations sur «Jesu redemptor omnium» (1940)
* Troisième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie mariale» (1941)
* Quatrième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie eucharistique», sur des thèmes grégoriens au Saint-Sacrement (1944-45)
* Messe Sainte Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus pour choeur et orgue (1947)
* Choral pour orgue (publié en 1951)
* Choral et fugue sur Ave maris stella
* Vexilla regis pour orgue
* In memoriam pour orgue

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* ''Libera Me'' from '''''Requiem''''' (Original 1877 version for Baritone and Organ) - Full Score/Manuscript
* Violin Concerto (1878-79) ор.14 (1st movement) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Feinberg, Samuil}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Full Score) 
(re PD-US status: Worldcat, anyway, only seems to list 3 works published in 1922 - opp. 5, 8 and 9. op.1, 2, 7, 10, 11 came out in 1923 or 1924 (as did a revised edition of op.5?). opp.13, 15 - which are not on this list, I know- listed in July 1925 HMB. worth checking HMB and scores to do a better and closer study than the cursory one I've done though, opp. 2,7,10 and 11 might still be PD-US. - Schissel

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Gottfried von}} (1857–1924)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.30
* String Quartet, Op.42 (all 3 in ms?)

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Reinhold}} (1848–1912)==
* Doh ha 'meer der Rään, Karnevals-Marschlied, Op.4711 (?) Pub. 1906 by Tonger

=={{Cat|Fenney, William}} (1891–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Dawn, Op.16, poem for orchestra (pub.1915)
* In Shadow, Op.15, poem for small orchestra (pub.1915)
* Fieldside, Suite for piano, Op.28 (pub.1921)
* Pastoral for orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1915)
* Tragic Poem for small orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses
* Andromaca, complete score

=={{Cat|Fernandez, Aires}} (fl. 1590)==
* Te lucis ante terminum
* Circundederunt me
* Alma redemptoris mater
* Benedicamus Domino
* Nunc dimittis
* Posuerunt super caput

=={{Cat|Fernström, John}} (1897–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String quartet no. 3, op.23 (pub.1944??)
* Chaconne for cello and piano, op.31 (©1940)

=={{Cat|Ferrandini, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1791)==
* Cantatas for Passion
* Op. 25 Sinfonias

=={{Cat|Ferrari of Lodi, Carlotta}} (1837–1907)==
(or some other way found to distinguish from the page we have for Carlotta Ferrari born 1975. See [[wikipedia:Carlotta Ferrari|Wikipedia]] for this composer)
*Messa da Requiem
*Ave Maria in chiave del sol (with piano)
*Operas

=={{Cat|Ferroni, Vincenzo}} (1858–1934)==
*Rhapsodie espagnole p. Orchestra, Op.8 (pub.1895 by Oertel, Hanover) (exists at least in a 1918 Schirmer edition "Spanish Rhapsody" edited? by Otto Langey (1851–1922))
*Fieramosca : dramma lirico in tre att (pub.ca.1904) (librettist Massimo d'Azeglio - 1798–1866))

=={{Cat|Fesca, Friedrich Ernst}} (1789–1826)==
*Symphonies
*Cantemire (libretto- text by {{LinkName|Alexander von|Dusch I}} - has been scanned by SLUB, but opera is lacking online?...)

=={{Cat|Fesch, Willem de}} (1678–1761)==
*Op.6, Sonaten für Soloinstrument und B.c. (1730)
*Op.9, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (Walsh/London 1739)
*Op.11, Duette für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1743)
*Op.12, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1748)
*Op.13, Sonaten für Violoncello und B.c. (1750)

=={{Cat|Fétis, François-Joseph}} (1784–1871)==
*Fétis edition of some CPE Bach piano works (pub.ca.1850 by Schonenberger)
*Concerto in B minor for Flute and Orchestra (1869); full score / piano reduction

=={{Cat|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Gottfried}} (ca.1660–1730)==
* Fugue for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Fink, Christian}} (1831–1911)==
* 7? Organ sonatas (numbering is confusing. op.83 "no.5"? from 1898.)

=={{Cat|Finke, Fidelio Friedrich}} (1891–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Schauspiel-Ouvertüre (premiered? 1920) (?. NZM 1920 p324. maybe published later though.)
* Romantische Suite (pub.1921)
* Marionetten-Musiken. Klavier zweihändig. (pub.1922)
* Intermezzo für Klavier zu zwei Händen (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Harpsichord Suites
* Pièces de Clavessin (1696)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Büchlein (1698)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Strauss (vor 1736)
* Musikalischer Parnassus (ca. 1738)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Michael Gotthard}} (1773–1829)==
* Complete organ works („Classische Orgelcompositionen zum Studium und zum Gebrauche beim öffentlichen Gottesdienste. Neue correcte Gesammtausgabe“ (9 Hefte), Gesamtausgabe der Orgelwerke, Musikalienhandlung von Körner, Erfurt), after 1840
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.12 (published 1809 (announced October 1809 Intelligenz-Blatt, AMZ, 18 Oct. 1809) by Breitkopf&H.)

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
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* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)
* Piano Trio, pub.1903

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Jerzy}} (1903–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(son of Grzegorz)
* String Quartet No.2 / Concerto for String Orchestra (1928, pub.1931)
* Quintet for winds and trombone (pub.1931)
* Violin Concerto (pub.1931?)
* Cello concerto (pub.1932)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (pub.1933)
* Nocturne for Orchestra (4/1945; premiered 3/28/1946, New York; published 1950)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Wiegenlied,_Op.7_(Fitzenhagen,_Wilhelm) Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7]
*String Quartet in D-minor, Op. 23 (Full score and parts)
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Ave Maria for 4 Cellos, Op.41
*Die Spinnerin (Spinnlied) No.2 for 4 Cellos, Op.59
*Sarabande by J.S.Bach for 4 Cellos, Op.64

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8 -- do these exist in a PD form? Published as "Six Solos" in 1758.
* Overtures, Op.3 (pub.1771)

=={{Cat|Flament, Édouard}} (1880–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 1st Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.14 (1903, pub.1915? by C.Selva)
* 3 Mélodrames for small orch. (pub.1919 or so)
* Elegie pour orchestra (Evette & Schaeffer, [1920])
* Fantaisie pour basson, violon & violoncelle, Op.54 (©1922)

=={{Cat|Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre}} (1821–1895)==
* 10 Piano Pieces (pub.ca.1884)
* Rêverie for violin or cello & piano (pub.1895/6, [[E. Baudoux]])

=={{Cat|Flégier, Ange}} (1846–1927)==
* Prélude & danse for violin and piano (pub.1873, [[Durand]])

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==

=={{Cat|Flor, Christian}} (1626–1697)==
* Passion Oratorio 1667
* any Cantatas
* any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Florio, Caryl}} (1843–1920)==
* Symphony No.1 in G (manuscript, 1887-09, at Free Library Philh. & NYPL.)
* Symphony No.2 in C minor (manuscript, 1887-12. Arrangement of Quartet No.1.)
* Piano Concerto in A{{flat}} (1875/1915)
* String Quartet No.1 in C minor (1877)
* String Quartets 2 in F, 3 in D

=={{Cat|Flügel, Gustav}} (1812–1900)==
* Organ works including Organ sonata Op.83 in E (pub.1881)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in B minor, Op.7 (first pub.1846, soon republished in a new edition, seems lost?)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in B{{flat}}, Op.13 (first pub.1846) (may be downloadable from Szczecin)
* Sonatine No.7, Op.54 in C (pub.1859)

=={{Cat|Fodor, Carel Anton}} (1768–1846)==
* Piano Sonata in F sharp major, Op.2 No.2, ed. J.J Hummel, 1793
* Piano Sonatas Op.2 No.1 and 3.

=={{Cat|Foerster, Adolph Martin}} (1854–1927)==
* Thusnelda, Op.10 (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1881)
* Piano Quartet No.1 in {{K|Eb}}, Op.21 (Leipzig: Kahnt, 1888)
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.29 (Berlin: Challier & Co., 1894)
* Suite No.2, Op.47 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Prelude to Goethe's 'Faust', Op.48 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Trio-Serenade, Op.61 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Piano Trio in D major, Op.83 (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)
* The Enchanter's Dream (Des Zauberers Traum), Op.85 for string orchestra (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.1, Op.15 (p.1898, Junne)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.61 (p.1914. Qt 2 wasn't pub. until 1927.)
* Jessika, opera, published 1910 in reduction
* 2-movement string quintet (2 pieces for string orchestra), Op.3, published 1914 by Urbánek

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)
* The Wreck of the Hesperus, op. 17 (Boston: Arthur Schmidt, 1888) -- copies at U Chicago, U Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, U Michigan, Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh), Carnegie Mellon U, Westminster Choir College

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Forgues, Émile}} (1823–1883)==
*'''Les Pathétiques''': 12 grandes études de concert, for pf., (Paris: Flaxland, 1862?). Containing Opp. 10-21. 
**''This work is available from the Research Division at New York Public Library:'' Call number:'' *MYD | Forgues, Emile, 1823 | [Les pathetiques] Les Pathetiques: 12 Grandes etudes de concert.'']'' 

*'''Fantaisie sur le Stabat de Rossini''', for pf., (Paris: E. Troupenas, 1844)

=={{Cat|Forino, Luigi}} (1868–1936)==
* 4 Preghiere (Prayers) for 4 cellos, op.27 - (note: does opus 27 contain all 4 or just no. 3 which [[Preghiere No.3, Op.27 (Forino, Luigi)|is here]]? a worldcat.org search for scores by Forino detects only no.3 but that could mean anything. - Schissel ''Answer to Schlissel'note'': surely opus 27 contains 4 "Preghiere", as the line under the composer's name on the score reads "Op.27 N.3" which I'm sure means that it is the third piece of opus 27 considered as a whole of four pieces; if you were right, the line would have instead read "N.3, Op.27", or "Op.27 (N.3)". - Ashaam) (answer in the composer's category page - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Forneret, Xavier}} (1809–1884)==
(See [[wikipedia:Xavier Forneret|Wikipedia]])
*Pluie, valse (violin & piano) (pub.1873)
*La musette, duo (violin & piano) (pub.1872)

=={{Cat|Fornerod, Aloÿs}} (1890–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Motets, Op.2 (pub.1920)
* Violin Sonata in B, Op.11 (pub.1926) (@ Sibley but restricted for some time)
* Concert pour deux violons et piano, Op.16 (ca.1942)
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (ca.1950)

=={{Cat|Förster, Alban}} (1849–1916)==
* Symphony in E (pub.1888/89, Richter & Hopf; 1899, Lehne. Copy at Schlossmuseum, Sondershausen, elsewhere, NYPL offsite...)
* Piano Trios (in C, G and A (the last in autograph, the first two published)) - in C Op.61 we have? No.2 Op.172 is in D, no.3 is as noted unpublished. No.5 in F we do have.
* Trio No.4 in light style in F, Op.174 (pub.1906)
* Concert overture Frühlingsklänge Op.80 (ÖNB has a copy)

=={{Cat|Förster, Kaspar}} (1616–1673)==
* 3 Oratorios
* 35 Sacred Concertos (Cantatas)
* Sonata a 7

=={{Cat|Forsyth, Cecil}} (1870–1941)==
* Viola Concerto in G Minor: Score, orchestral parts and/or piano reduction. A set with the orchestral material can be found in the Fleisher Collection at the Free Library of Philadelphia (http://know.freelibrary.org/), should anyone in the vicinity be kindly able to scan it. -- we have part of this now, increasingly..
* Kubla Khan. Cantata for men's voices, unaccompanied, the words selected from Coleridge's poem (©1913?)
*The luck of Eden Hall (choral ballad. ©1922) (also set by Robert Schumann)

=={{Cat|Förtsch, Johann Philipp}} (1652–1732)==
* Sacred Concertos
* 32 Canons on Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, 1680
* Canon perpetuus a 4 on the same chorale
* Counterpoint studies
* Triple fugue
* Musicalischer Compositions Tractat
* Von den dreyfachen Contrapunkten

=={{Cat|Foulds, John}} (1880–1939)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6
*Lento e Scherzetto for cello and orchestra, Op. 12
*Cello Concerto in G major, Op. 17
*Two Concert Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 25
*Badinage for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)
*The World Requiem: Vocal and Full Score

=={{Cat|Fowles, Leonard Nowell}} (1870–1939)==
*A memory, for violin and piano or for organ (pub.1913/1917)
*2 Viola Sonatas (No.2 premiered Dec.1896, London, Hobday (viola)/Fowles (piano). Ms if not lost?)
*2 sketches for the organ (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Franchomme, Auguste}} (1808–1884)==
* Nocturnes Opus 15 for two cellos (or solo cello with accompaniment of a second cello?)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Quae est ista FWV63
* Messe Solennelle FWV59
* "Les sept paroles du Christ sur la croix"
* Piano duet arrangement (Hamelle) of [[String Quartet (Franck, César)|String Quartet]]

=={{Cat|Franck, Eduard}} (1817–1893)==
* Cello sonata op.6 (Stern, 1846)
* Concert-overture op.12 in E{{flat}} (Bote & Bock, 1848) (score plate 1216)
* Piano Trio op.11 (Guttentag, 1848)
* Piano concerto in D minor op.13 (Guttentag, 1850) (new edition (urtext) issued 2013)
* String quintet op.15 in E minor (Bote & Bock, 1850)
* Fantaisie for orchestra, op.16 (Schlesinger, 1851)
* Violin sonata no.1 in C minor op.19 (Schloss, 1853)
* Violin sonata no.2 in A op.23 (Schloss, 1860)
* Piano trio no.1 in E{{flat}} op.22 (Schloss, 1860)
* Symphony no.1 op.47 in A (Trautwein, 1860?, pub.1882)
* Symphony no.2 op.52 in B{{flat}} (composed 1883?, poss. unpublished)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet No.2 in E-flat
* String Quartet no.3 op.55 in C minor (pub.1899, Schlesinger)
* Violin concerto no.2 op.57 ( poss. unpublished)
* Piano trio op.58 in D (pub.1898, Schlesinger) (plate 8094)

=={{Cat|Franck, Richard}} (1858–1938)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Violin sonata no.2 Op. 35
* Piano trios Op. 20, Op. 32 (Op.32 @ÖNB)
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903) (@ÖNB)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)
* Piano Sonata No.3, Op.51 (pub.1910?)
* Violin Concerto Op.43 (pub.1906)
* Concert-Ouverture (Wellen des Meeres und der Liebe) für grosses Orchester Op.21 (@ ÖNB)
* Liebesidyll Amor und Psyche Op.40 (@ÖNB)
* Suite for orchestra Op.30 (ditto)
* Symphonic fantasy Op.31 (ditto)
* Dramatic overture Op.37 (ditto)

=={{Cat|Franckenstein, Clemens von}} (1875–1942)==
* Festliche Musik, Op.35 (published 1913 by Kistner)
* Arabesken zu einem russischen Tanz für Klavier, Violine und Violoncell, Op.36 (published 1914)
* Li-Tai-Pe, oper (Drei-Masken-Verlag, ©1920. Parts digitally scanned @ [https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:bvb:70-dtl-0000022949 BVB])

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1889)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22) (B minor acc. to entry in Royal Dutch Library)
*String Quartet No.2 Op.31 (pub. Richault, plate 6520R, around 1841? (Worldcat)- later if the dates in the [[Richault]] table around there are right, but they really need double-checking.) (parts at Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam )

=={{Cat|Franz, Robert}} (1815{{EN}}1892)==
*Psalm 117 (Lobet den Herrn) for 2 choruses, Op.19 (published by [[F. Whistling]], 1855)
*6 Gesänge, Op.22 (Senff, 1855)

=={{Cat|Freislich, Johann Balthasar Christian}} (1687–1764)==
* ''Passio Christi'' (Brockes-Passion)
* Matthäus-Passion

=={{Cat|Freitas Branco, Luís de}} (1890–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto (1916)
* Alentejo Suite No. 1 (1919)
* Alentejo Suite No. 2 (1927)
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1927?, Sassetti)
* Cello Sonata (©1927)
* String Quartet (pub. 1927)
* Earlier? violin sonata, pub. 1909/10, Pabst ({{HMBref|1910|4}})

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* ''Liber secundus diversarum modulationum singulus, binis, ternis, quaternisque vocibus'' (Rome: Andrea Fei, 1627)

=={{Cat|Frederick II}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Friedrich Hofmeister]])
*Tanzidyllen for piano, Op.9 (pub. 1906 by Tanner)
*Requiem (for the German fallen) Op.61 (pub.1915, C.F.W. Siegel)

=={{Cat|Fried, Oskar}} (1871–1941)==
*Prelude and Fugue, Op.10
*Adagio & Scherzo for winds, harp and timpani, Op.2 (published 1905)
*Verklärte Nacht, für Mezzosopran und Tenor mit Orchester, op.9 (pub.1904)
*Hänsel und Gretel fantasy for orchestra (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Fröber, Christoph Gottlieb}} (1704–1759)==
* Brockes-Passion

=={{Cat|Fröhlich, Friedrich Theodor}} (1803–1836)==
* Ouvertüre zu Passionsmusiken f-Moll (1835)
* Totenfeier (1829)
* Stabat mater (dt.) (1829)
* Weihnachtskantate (1830)
* Passionskantate (1831)

=={{Cat|Frühling, Carl}} (1868–1937)==
*Sonata, op. 22, for cello and piano
*String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 25
*Piano Trio in E-flat major, op. 32
*Watteau, Ballet-Pantomime (ÖNB has a copy)
*Schlummerlied: „Schlaf’ du, mein Söhnchen, so schlafe doch ein“ (pub.1899 by Gutmann. Plate 16205?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Albert}} (1858–1910)==
*String quartet in E minor, Op.40 (pub. Kahnt in 1904) (LoC has, BSB has, Sibley/Rochester has just received as a gift)
*Piano Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1887)
*Violin Concerto, Op.25 (pub.1904)
*Cello Sonata, Op.27 (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Richard}} (1887–1947)==
*Tarantelle for violin and piano, Op.79 (1901) (possibly by a different Richard Fuchs?)
(Other works at [http://www.richardfuchs.org.nz/compositions.php Richard Fuchs compositions] but seem to have been published too recently?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Robert}} (1847–1927)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Eglogue, Op. 5
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* 7 Lieder Op. 52
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* Marienblumen (womens' choir and harp or piano)
* String Quartet No.5 (Amont-Quartet, 1925) (may not exist, but listed in the ONB catalog. Someone want to have a look?)
* Violin Sonata no.2 in D major, Op.33 (yay for the others :) )

=={{Cat|Füchs, Ferdinand Karl}} (1811–1848)==
(Also Ferdinand Carl Füchs, F.C. Füchs/Fuechs)
* Opera "Guttenberg" (overture published 1847)
* Souvenir à Mdlle Thérèse Milanollo. Chant for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1844)
* Concertino p. Cor chromatique, Op.17 (pub.1843)

=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Adolfo}} (1828–1856)==
In general looking for all his piano works
* École Moderne du Pianiste : recueil de 24 morceaux caracteristiques for piano, Op. 100
* Le prophete : grande fantaisie de bravoure for piano, op. 43
* Grande Fantaisie Militaire for piano, Op. 60
=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Polibio}} (1830–1900)==
* Marcia Brillante, No.2 of {{NoComp|6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80|Fumagalli,_Polibio}}

=={{Cat|Funcke, Friedrich}} (1642–1699)==
* Trostvolle Geschichte der sig- und freudenreichen Auferstehung Jesu Christi, 1665
* Die geschichte von dem selig machenden Leiden und Sterben unseres süssesten Heilands Jesu Christi (Lukas-Passion), 1683
* Litania divisa in 8 v. et Instr. in duos Choros
* 43 Melodien des Stadt-Lüneburgischen Gesangbuchs von 1686
* Janua latino-germanico ad artem Musicam, clavibus facilioribus in usum scholae, 1680

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Anton Bernhard}} (1792–1852)==
* Flöten-schule, Op. 42 (1826)

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Kaspar}} (1772–1819)==
* 5 Little Duets
* 4 Little Duets

=={{Cat|Furuhjelm, Erik}} (1883–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(bio at [[wikipedia:fi:Erik Furuhjelm|Wikipedia (Finnish)]]. Sibelius' first? biographer)
* String Quintet in C minor (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Fux, Johann Joseph}} (ca.1660–1741)==
* Any Masses (K 1-50) for Christmas, Holy Week, or in minor keys
* K 51 Requiem et Kyrie a 5
* K 52 Dies irae a 5
* K 53 Domine Jesu Christe a 5
* K 54 Libera me Domine
* K 55 Requiem
* K 56 Requiem
* K 57 Dies irae
* Any Vespers or Psalms in minor keys (K 58-114)
* Any Litanies or Completorien in minor keys (K 115-136)
* K 137-148 (Graduals)
* Any Offertories in minor keys (K 149-172)
* Any Motets in minor keys (K 173-184)
* Any hymns in minor keys (K 185-290)
* K 291 La fede sacrilega nella morte del Precursor S. Giov. Battista, Oratorium 1714
* K 292 La Donne Forte nella Madre de' Sette Maccabei, Oratorio 1715
* K 293 Il Fonte della salute, aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario, Componimento sacro 1716
* K 294 Il Trionfo della Fede. Oratorio in 2 parti 1716
* K 295 Il Disfacimento di Sisara. Oratorio a 5 1717
* K 296 Cristo nell' orto. Oratorio 1718
* K 297 Gesù Cristo negato da Pietro. Oratorio 1719
* K 298 La Cena del Signore. Oratorio in 2 Parti, L'anno 1720 1720
* K 299 Il Testamento di nostro Signor Gesù Cristo sul Calvario. Oratorio in 2 parti 1726
* K 300 La Desposizione dalla Croce di Gesù Cristo Salvator nostro. Componimento sacro per Musica al SSmo Sepolcro 1728
* Any Partitas, Sinfonias, Overtures, or Sonatas or Septet in minor keys (K 319-397)
* K 395-397 Sonatas pastorale a 3
* Gradus Ad Parnassum in English
* Oratorium Germanicum de Passione 1731
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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
=={{Cat|Caccini, Giulio}} (1551–1618)==
*[[Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle (Caccini, Giulio)]] is startlingly incomplete; 1614 print is desired. 

=={{Cat|Caetani, Roffredo}} (1871–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.9
* Piano Trio, Op.5
* Violin Sonata in B-flat, Op.6 (published 1899)
* 12 Variations on a Prelude by Chopin, Op.7 (pub. 1898 by Schott)
* Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (published ca.1901)
* La commedia d'un musicista for piano (poss. pub. ca.1914?)

=={{Cat|Cairanne, Marius}} (1859–1910)==
Most works self-published/published by eponymous firm? Some works digitized at Gallica, I think.
* Miss Maud, mazurka and Ricochets, polka for orchestra (also published for piano) (pub. by the composer in 1892)
* Prince fleur d'avril : opéra-comique en un acte (text by Eugène Blairat, published 1893)
* Spanish Maiden, waltz (Chappell, 1893) (may be the same as Juanita, valse espagnole, pub. 1890, or another work, first published under another title by the composer.)
* Sous le chêne. Romance (Paroles de B. Broux et d'Appy) (Paris : Albert Donnadey, [1888])

=={{Cat|Caldara, Antonio}} (1670–1736)==
* Medea in Corinto (Cantata, 1711, manuscript or first edition)
* Santo Stefano, primo Re d'Ungheria (Oratorio, 1713)
* La Conversione di Clodoveo Re di Francia (Oratorio, 1715)
* Il Re del dolore (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* Cristo condannato (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1717)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* Missa Matri dolorosa; Missa Laetere; Missa pro Defunctorum; etc.
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701
* 4 volumi di composizioni per clavicembalo
* 23 fughe con variazione
* capriccio
* arpeggio
* Proba organistica

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==
* Quintet for flute and strings, Op.79 (MauC 3)
* IX Favorit Gesaenge für Vier Singstimmen (TTBB), Op.10 (Call was known for his men's choruses, and is said to have helped make the genre popular)
* also Opp.109, 110 (likewise sets of men's choruses - expand our collection...)
* Serenade for flute, guitar, and string trio, Op.9 (pub.1804, Bureau des Arts).

=={{Cat|Callaerts, Joseph}} (1838–1901)==
* Canzonetta for pf., Op.9 (pub. by Schott, 1875)
* Piano Trio, Op.16
* Piano Sonata, Op.3
* Symphony in C major (ca.1877) (there is a copy of the parts - manuscript? - at Artesis Plantijn Hoges. ...)
* Symphony, Op.13 (BSB has reduction, pub. by Schott. Not digitized as yet). This may be the Symphony in C minor performed from manuscript during the Fêtes musicales of 1880 in Brussels, see {{GoogleB|4eU8AAAAMAAJ|PP32|Le Guide Musical: Revue Internationale de la Musique}} (22 Janvier 1880 issue))
* Concertos: for organ and orchestra (pub. Schott, 1920s)
**also, violin concertpiece in E (ms. score and parts in Fleisher Collection)
* 15 Improvisations for organ, Op.1 (pub. Heugel, 1858)

=={{Cat|Campbell-Tipton, Louis}} (1877–1921)==
* Tone poems for voice and piano, Op.3 (pub.1904?)
* Romanza appassionata : duo pour violon et piano, op.2
* Suite pastorale for violin and piano, Op.27 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
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* ''Triptyque for voice and orchestra'' (1914); piano-vocal score: Deiss & Crépin, 1924; orchestral score: R. Deiss, 1929

=={{Cat|Caplet, André}} (1878–1925)==
*''Myrrha'', Prix de Rome Cantata
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* Quintet for Winds and Piano (pub. 1996) (dated 1899 autograph manuscript is at BNF)

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883, dedicated to Prof. Door. One of 8+ sonatas, {{sb}})
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*Piano Trio in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886. At BSB undigitized- request??)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896. Ms dated 1894 - same work? @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*String quartet in A minor (manuscript @ÖNB)
*String quartet in F (manuscript dated 1901 @ÖNB)
*String quintets in E minor and F major (")
*8? violin sonatas (at least some published, some in manuscript @ÖNB)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Piano sonata in B-flat minor (Robitschek?)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42 (pub.1910-or-11)
*Sinfonietta in A-flat (manuscript @ÖNB)
*Berg-Symphonie (")
*Symphony in C minor and D major (")
*Piano Quintet in A-flat (manuscript dated 1902 @ ÖNB)
*Opera Hero und Leander (pub.)

=={{Cat|Carrillo, Julián}} (1875–1965)==
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*Preludio a Colón (1924)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==

=={{Cat|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==

* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score
* Serenate op.46 (1930), full score and parts
* Ricercare sul nome Guido M. Gatti (1942), for piano
* À la maniere de... op. 17 , for piano

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (1812–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908. However: Wikipasdecalais has born 1812, as does the Peters Catalog. fl.1905 seems a reasonable concluding flourishing date. So: 1812-fl./ca.1905; and one omits fl. in Cat lines here.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1830–1905; above are floruit dates) is apparently distinct from {{Cat|Casorti, Alessandro}} (1830–67). “b.1908” cannot be a birth year; Bogentechnik is apparently 19th century. [[User:Pml|PML]] 1 February 2011
*Rasche Tonleitern, Op.62

=={{Cat|Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario}} (1895–1968)==
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* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi (©1920)
* Stelle Cadenti (©1919)
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz) (pub.1954 or n.d.[1954])
* String Quartet in G (comp.1929, ©1931) (first of 3 numbered quartets, others are in ms.)
* Concerto italiano : in sol minore (©1926)

=={{Cat|Castro, Ricardo}} (1864–1907)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.22 (Hofmeister, pub.1905/6)
*Cello Concerto in C minor (1895), Full score and Parts.
*Oithana, Op.55

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score
* Scherzo-Tarantella - Piano score

=={{Cat|Catenhusen, Ernst}} (1833–1918)==
([[wikipedia:de:Ernst Catenhusen|German Wikipedia]] has 1841 to 1918, but VIAF gives 1833)
* Psalm 88 in D minor
* Concert overture in G major (both manuscripts at Landesbibliothek Coburg, the overture an autograph (that is, not a fair copy). Attribution of the overture not definite.)

=={{Cat|Catherine, Georges}} (1872–1958)==
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* Scale Study, 2 Vol. (cited by A. Bachmann; probably not under copyright in the US)

=={{Cat|Ceillier, Laurent}} (1887–1925)==
* Pièces pour Anne-Marie : 6 petites pièces à 4 mains pour de grands enfants (pub. 1913)

=={{Cat|Celega, Nicolò}} (1844–1906)==

* Minuet for strings, op.240

=={{Cat|Cellier, Alexandre}} (1883–1968)==
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* Suite Symphonique
* Eglises et Paysages
* Pelerinages
* Trois Chorals
* Prelude et Fugue
* Choral-Prelude sur Psaume 65
* Theme et Variations sur le Psaume 149

=={{Cat|Centola, Ernesto}} (1862–1934)==
* Op.51 Concertino, pub.1909

=={{Cat|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.109 - Cinquieme valse "Militaire"

=={{Cat|Chansarel, René}} (1864–1945)==
*Nocturne for cello and piano (pub. 1905, [[Grus]])
*Suite "En Toscane" for piano

=={{Cat|Chapí, Ruperto}} (1851–1909)==
*String Quartets 1{{EN}}4 (early editions (poss. pub. 190x?), not the 1998 new edition)

=={{Cat|Chapuis, Auguste}} (1858–1933)==
*Cello Sonata (pub.1919)
*Enguerrande. Drame lyrique en quatre actes d'après le poème dramatique de Emile Bergerat. Poème de Victor Wilder. (pub.1892)
*Les Demoiselles de St. Cyr. Comédie Musicale en quatre actes d'après la pièce d'Alexandre Dumas. Poème de A. Lénéka. (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Mors Saulis et Jonathae, H.403
* Sans frayeur dans ce bois, chaconne for soprano & continuo, H. 467 (first edition if possible)
* Caecilia, Virgo et Martyr, H.413
* Epitaphium Carpentarii H. 474 (cantata for 6 voices & continuo, manuscript or first edition if possible)
* In honorem Sancti Ludovici regis Galliae, H. 332 (manuscript or first edition if possible)
* [[In nativitatem Domini canticum, H.414 (Charpentier, Marc-Antoine)|In nativitatem Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Canticum, histoire sacrée for 4 voices, chorus, 2 treble instruments & continuo, H. 414]] (manuscript or first edition)
* Sacrificium Abrahae, H. 402 (manuscript or first edition)
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{Cat|Cherubini, Luigi}} (1760–1842)==
* Les Abencérages (1813; Vocal Score or Full Score)

=={{Cat|Chevillard, Camille}} (1859–1923)==
*Le chène et le roseau: poème symphonique, d'après la fable de la Fontaine, Op.7 (pub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Chinzer, Giovanni}} (1700–1749)==
* The Hunt for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Chop, Max}} (1862–1929)==
* Reznicek, sein Leben und seine Werke (p1920)
* Führer durch Franz Liszt’s sinfonische Dichtungen (p1894)
* Suite ''Der Heimat'' for orch. (p1901)

=={{Cat|Chopin, Frédéric}} (1810–1849)==
* Galop (1846) [probably Galop Marquis, which is already uploaded.]
* Andantino animato (1845)
* Prelude in F (1845)
* Nocturen Opus 9 no. 2 in Eb Major (Arranged for Guitar) full score (1830-1832)
* Mazur in G (Jakiez kwiaty, jakie wianki) (On the setting of a poem by Ignac Maciejowski) (August 22, 1829)
* Preludes opus 28, edited by Paderewski.
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.35 arranged for 2 pianos, 4 hands by Camille Saint-Saëns (Durand, 1907)

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{Cat|Chvála, Emanuel}} (1851–1924)==
* String Quartet in C minor (published 1898)

=={{Cat|Chwatal, Franz Xaver}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.15 (pub.1839 or ca.1832? by Schuberth)
* 3 Sonatines, Op.64 (Heinrichshoften, pub.1848)
* Introduction and Var. on a theme from the opera "Der Bergmönch", Op.11 (pub.1836, repub.2005)
* Weihnachts-Symphonie, Op.183 (toy symphony) (pub.1864)

=={{Cat|Ciandelli, Gaetano}} (1791?–1840?)==
* Basso Concerto Di Violoncello (1811)
* Composizioni strumentali in G Major for cello (1791)
* Concerto Ciaudelli Concerto per Violoncello Solo and Orchestra in C Major (1811)
* Scherzo for Cello and Orch (Piano) (Sopra alcuni pensieri della Linda di Chamounix)

=={{Cat|Cilea, Francesco}} (1866–1950)==
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* Adriana Lecouvreur (1903, opera), full score
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Flutes in G major, G.1077 (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Concerto for two flutes in G major]]
* [[Keyboard Sonatas (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Keyboard works]]
* [[Il maestro di cappella (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il maestro di cappella]], full score
* [[Il pittore parigino (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il Pittore parigino]], vocal score
* [[Requiem in G minor (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Missa pro defunctis in sol minore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (1799)
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in re minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (Vienna)
* [[Messe pour l'Avent et le Carême (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Magnificat in D full score

=={{Cat|Clapisson, Louis}} (1808–1866)==
* Horn and piano duo, Op.55 in E{{flat}} (pub.1831 by Richault)
* Ave Verum in B (H-dur) (4 voices) (ms copy at Brussels)

=={{Cat|Clapp, Philip Greeley}} (1888–1954)==
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* O Gladsome Light (pub.1908)
* Suite for Brass (pub.1938, PD-CA?)
* Opera The Flaming Brand (pub.1954, PD-CA?)
* Symphonies (12+2 unnumbered early?) (published? or all only in manuscript? Broadcasts exist of several of them.)
* A Chant of Darkness (pub.1934, song to words by Helen Keller) (PD-CA?)
* Suite for Trombone Quartet (pub.1939)
(&c?)

=={{Cat|Clarke, Hamilton}} (1840–1912)==
*Flute Sonata n.2, Op.153 (p.1883?)
*String Quartet in A op.246 (ca.1895)

=={{Cat|Claussmann, Aloÿs}} (1850–1926)==
* Organ works / Œuvres pour orgue

=={{Cat|Clemens non Papa, Jacobus}} (ca.1510–1556)==
* Missa Pastores quidnam vidisits

=={{Cat|Clement, Franz}} (1780–1842)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.4 (pub.ca.1804/5) (recently reissued and collected into full score in a 2005 A-R Editions pub.)
*Piano Quartet "Grand Quatuor" (pub.ca.1804)
*Piano Concerto Op.5 (pub.1803)

=={{Cat|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Symphonies
* Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coenen, Johannes Meinardus}} (1825–1899)==
*Symphony in B minor (pub. 1867. {{RISMc|701000293|B-Br Ms II 4106 Mus Fétis 3087}} - description of Belgian Library ms copy)
*Clarinet Concertino in B{{flat}} (1882, Seeling)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)
*Hiawatha, Op.18, symphonic poem (p.1894)
*Nancy Thatcher, Op.40, opera (ms, 1897 @ Connecticut College)
*2 Songs, Op.35/69?, p.1895
*3 Little Piano Trios, Op.62
*Mass in D minor, Op.53 (pub.1902)
*String Quartet, Op.19 ("Aria" pub.1894)
*Excalibur for orchestra, Op.180 (pub.1931 though poss. "n.d." Orch. score at LoC, materials at FLP.)

=={{Cat|Cohan, George Michael}} (1878–1942)==
* Star Spangled Spectacular (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel}} (1875–1912)==
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{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Nonet in F minor, Op.2 (performed publicly in 1894 with a public review in Musical Times so manuscript if scanned may be PD? don't know.- Schissel)
*3 Hiawathan Sketches for Violin and Piano opus 16 (1896)

=={{Cat|Colombi, Giuseppe}} (1635–1694)==
* Chiacona a Basso Solo (1st piece ever written for solo cello) (1670)
* Toccata da Violone Solo (1670)

=={{Cat|Concone, Giuseppe}} (1801–1861)==
* 25 Melodious Studies; Easy And Progressive, Op. 24 (pub. by 1892 at latest so PD. - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo}} (1681–1732)==
* Festi teatrali
* Oratorios

=={{Cat|Copland, Aaron}} (1900–1990)==
<big>'''(US only; nothing after 1923!)'''</big>

* Old Poem (1920)
* Pastorale for voice (1921)
* Honkytonk Blues (1921)
* Three Moods for piano (1921)
* Four Motets for mixed voices (1921)
** Help us, O Lord
** Sing ye Praises to our King
** Have Mercy on us, O My Lord
** Thou, O Jehovah, Abideth Forever
* Sonata in G Major for piano (1921)
* Petit Portrait for piano (1921)
* Alone for voice (1922)
* Cortege Macabre for orchestra (1923)
* As It Fell Upon a Day for voice, flute, and clarinet (1923)

=={{Cat|Cords, Gustav}} (1870–1951)==
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*Schulerkonzert Op.41 (pub.1913)
*Melodia appassionata (for cornet) (pub.1905)
*Trio Op.61 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Corelli, Arcangelo}} (1653–1713)==
* Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 8, (Christmas concerto) parts
* Trio sonata Opus 2 No. 12, Chaconne, parts
* La Folia, Milstein Edition
* op. post.: Sinfonia in D minor, WoO 1
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 2 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699)[12]
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 3 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699 – incomplete/dubious)
* op. post.: 6 Sonate a tre, WoO 5–10 (Amsterdam 1714)

=={{Cat|Cornelius, Peter}} (1824–1874)==
*4 String Quartets (1841-1842, in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Corrette, Michel}} (1709–1795)==
* Les '''''Méthodes'''''
* the 25 '''''Concertos Comiques'''''
* Opp. 3 and 4 Concertos
* Le Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Récréations du Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Voyages du Berger Fortuné aux Indes Orientales, 1737
* L'Asne dort, 1740
* Op. 26 Concerti
* Le Phenix, Concerto pour quatre Violoncelles, Violes ou Bassons, c. 1735
* Concerto Spirituel, 1731
* Pastorale, 1732
* III Concerto de Noëls, 1735
* Noëls Suisses, 1737
* Noël Allemand "Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich", 1741
* Concerto de noëls, 1754, perdu
* Les Ages. Ballet Pantomime, œuvre X (28 juillet 1733)
* Concert de Simphonies, œuvre XV, incomplet, 1735.
* Six Symphonies en Quatuor sur les Noëls, 1762
* Carillon, ajouté à la Messe des Morts de Gilles, 1764.
* Opp. 12 and 25
* Les Amusemens du Parnasse. Méthode courte et facile pour apprendre à toucher le Clavecin, avec les plus jolis airs à la mode, où les doigts sont chiffrés pour les Commençans (all 8 books)
* Divertissements pour le clavecin ou le forte piano, avec le Combat naval, 1779
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Leçons de Ténèbres à voix seule avec accompagnement de l'orgue, pour la premier de chaque jour, le Mercredi, le Jeudi et le Vendredi Saint, 1784.
* Op. 6

=={{Cat|Corteccia, Francesco}} (1502–1571)==
*Passione secondo Giovanne 1527

=={{Cat|Couperin, François}} (1668–1733)==
* Leçons de Tenebres [FWC] ''The non-pd-US Brunold edition is at [[Leçons de ténèbres (Couperin, François)]]. Facs. would be nice; there is also a [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Leçons_de_Tenébres_(François_Couperin) transposed edition at cpdl]].''
* Concerts Royaux (Facsimile); this is an appendix to the original ''Pieces de clavecin'' ''with its own page: [[Concerts royaux (Couperin, François)]]''
* A full score is wanting for [[Les Nations (Couperin, François)]], presently only in partbooks.

=={{Cat|Couperin, Louis}} (1626–1661)==
* Œuvre d'orgue
* Œuvre d'Clavecin (Complete, Full Score)
* Oldham Manuscript
* 2 fantaisies for 2 viols
* 1 simphonie, for one instrument and basso continuo
* 2 simphonies, for two instruments and basso continuo
* 2 fantaisies à 5 for shawm band
* 2 fantaisies à 5 (for strings?)

=={{Cat|Le Couppey, Félix}} (1811–1887)==

=={{Cat|Courvoisier, Walter}} (1875–1931)==
*5 Songs for Chorus, Op.34 (published in 1931)

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* 2 Morceaux pour orchestre (Mélodie & À l'espagnole) (Gutmann, 1888, repub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Studio per il pianoforte, Op. 50, in first edition (or autograph?!)
* Sonata in E minor, Op.59

=={{Cat|Crane, Helen C.}} (1868–ca.1930–1944)==
* String Trio in G minor, Op.21 (pub.1908. "H.C. Crane" -attribution to Helen C. Crane also a guess, via MusicSack. HMB 1908 p.136 does give "Helen C. Crane" though they might also be guessing...)

=={{Cat|Cras, Jean}} (1879–1932)==

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
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* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Crawford, Thomas James}} (1877–1955)==
* Scherzo & 2nd Romance for organ, published 1904 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Crémont, Pierre}} (1784–1846)==
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.1 (composed and premiered 1815, pub.1815 or 1816) (wrote at least 11, according to Worldcat) ({{WC|45207065}}- parts at Free Lib. Philadelphia)
* Clarinet Concerto Op.4 (1817 or other early edition, not modern of course)

=={{Cat|Cristo, Pedro de}} (1545–1618)==
* Salva nos, Domine a 8
* Osanna Filio David
* Sanctorum meritis

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Croze-Magnan, Jean-Baptiste de}} (1820–1891)==
* 6th & 7th Messes solennelle (pub.1862, 1879)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Introduction et Air varié Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (premiered 1804, rewritten, then published 1831/32, [[Richault]])
* Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano (Dresden, 1822, republished, with a quartet-accompaniment arrangement, 1885)

=={{Cat|Cui, César}} (1835–1918)==
*Full scores of operas (manuscript or engraved):
**''Prisoner of the Caucasus''
**''The Mandarin's Son''
**''William Ratcliff''
**''Mlada (Act 1)''
**''Angelo''
**''Le Flibustier''
**''The Saracen''
**''Feast in Time of Plague''
**''The Snow Bogatyr''' (At least a full score of the introduction was made.)
**''Mateo Falcone''
**''The Captain's Daughter''
**Musorgsky: ''The Fair at Sorochintsy''
*''Prisoner of the Caucasus'' -- 2nd Russian edition (ca. 1885)
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (collaborated with Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, completion of original by Alexander Dragomyschski).

=={{Cat|Cutter, Benjamin}} (1857–1910)==
* Piano trio in A minor (no.2), Op.24 (pub.1894)
* Mass in D (cop 1898)

=={{Cat|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374 (nos.2&3)
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368
* "O Salutaris Hostia" (possibly 3 or 4 different settings by the composer?)
* 8 or more masses?
* 30 Etudes Brilliants op.753
* Piano Trio No.4 Op.289
* Introduction & Variations Concertant on a Tirolienne in F minor for Piano & Cello Op.248
* Piano Concerto in C major, Op.78
* Requiems in c and f
* All Symphonies
* All Organ works
* Mass in c

=={{Cat|Čart, Jiří}} (1708–1774)==
(actually ca.1774/1780 or so... also known as [[wikipedia:de:Georg Czarth|Georg Czarth]], Georg Zarth, etc. Jiri Cart is the VIAF-preferred name.)
* 2 flute sonatas in G (at Berlin SBB)
* Flute sonata in G (mistaken for, or actually by and once attributed to Zarth but now etc., but also having the designation GraunWV D:XVII:90 - @Sing-Akademie zu Berlin)



=={{Cat|Daffner, Hugo}} (1882–1936)==
* Piano Trio in F, Op.10 (©1910 by Junne)
* Organ Sonata, Op.1
* 3 Pieces for piano 4 hands, Op.9 (pub. by Junne, 1909 or 1910?)

=={{Cat|Dalquen, Franz M.}} (1804–1877)==
May be the same as Frédéric d'Alquen to whom the following is attributed.
* 2 Morceaux de Genre pour Violoncelle (ou Violon) avec Piano. (Romance & Tarantelle.) Pub. 1883 by Schott. (HMB 1883 p.317.)

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Caprice, Op.174 (pub.1893)
* Concertino (pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Charles}} (1817–1907)==
*School Of Mechanism, Op. 74
*String Quartets, particularly no.13 in B minor op.160
*Violin Concerto Opus 78 full score and reduction for violin & piano
*Piano Trios Op.22 (#1), 40 (#3) (pub. by 1846, 1847 acc. HMB, BdlF respectively)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Léopold}} (1822–1895)==
(Jean-Pierre-Léopold Dancla, younger brother of Charles; they also had a sister, Laure, who was a fairly well-known pianist (and composer??).)
* String Quartet, Op.27 (Richault, 1858)
* 3e air varié pour le violon, avec... de piano, sur la Dernière Pensée de Bellini, Op.4 (Schonenberger, 1850)
* 3 petits (piano) trios, Op.59

=={{Cat|Daneau, Nicolas}} (1866–1944)==
* String Quartet in D (published by Cranz, 1921)
* Piano Quintet in C (pub. Cranz 1921)

=={{Cat|Dannehl, Franz}} (1870–1947)==
* Piano Sonata in A major, Op.74 (pub. ca. 1920-22??)
* Piano Sonata in D major, Op.78 (published 1922 by Zierfuss - HMB 1922 p.128)
* Slow waltz (Langsamer walzer), Op.76 No.2 for piano (also published 1922 by Zierfuss)
* Cello sonata in A-flat major, Op.103 (©1939 - non-PD-US probably)
* Gebet, Op.80 or Op.80 No.3 (©1923)

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major, Op. 30
* Flute Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 31
* 3 Quartets for bassoon and strings, Op. 40
* Flute Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 42
* Flute Concerto No. 4 in D major, Op. 43
* 3 Potpourris for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 45 (1814)
* Symphonie concertante in E♭ major for wind quintet and orchestra (1785)
* Symphonie concertante in B♭ major for flute, clarinet and orchestra, Op. 41
* Opera "Der Quasi-Mann" (1789)
* Opera "Ber Berggeist" (the score is in Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Darke, Harold}} (1888–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Communion Service in F (the one pub. by Stainer 1913?)
*Rhapsody, Op.4, pub.1908
*Te Deum & Jubilate, pub.1910
*3 Songs of Innocence, pub.1911
*Quartet for Piano and Winds (premiered by 1909)

=={{Cat|Dārziņš, Volfgangs}} (1906–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Dauprat, Louis-François}} (1781–1868)==
* Horn Concertos 3 and 4 opp.18, 19 (pub.1824 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Daussoigne-Méhul, Alexandre}} (1829–1902)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.98, pub.1895 (by Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Davenport, Francis Williams}} (1847–1925)==
* 1st Symphony in D-minor (Unsure if published, entered in competiton in which it came ahead of Stanfords 1st)
* 2nd Symphony in G
* Overture "Twelth Night"
* Prelude & Fugue for Orchestra
* Piano Trio in B-flat, Op. 5
* Six Pieces for Piano & Cello

=={{Cat|David, Félicien}} (1810–1876)==
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (full score, pub.1846) (see {{WC|34127326}}, BdlF 1846 p.572)

=={{Cat|David, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4
* Violin Concerto No.4, Op.23 (any edition incl. 1908 Breitkopf edition ok...)

=={{Cat|David, Karl Heinrich}} (1884–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.7 (pub. 1911, [[Hug]])
* Das hohe Lied Salomonis, Op.12 (pub. 1914?)

=={{Cat|Dayas, William H.}} (1864–1903)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (published 1889, Kistner)
::(NY Public Library has this but in library only, not circ.)
* Violin Sonata, Op.11 (composed March 1898 and published 1898, Kistner)
* Cello Sonata, Op.12 (composed and published 1901, Kistner)

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
:: Is this the work? [[Printemps (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Sonatas 4 (for oboe, horn, and harpsichord), 5 (for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, and piano), and 6 (for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello, harp, harpsichord, and piano)
::These were incomplete as of Debussy's death in 1918, but if anyone knows where there are fragments or sketches of them, that would be very helpful. --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 12:56, 4 April 2013
*Orchestral version of 5 Poèmes de Charles Baudelaire
*Orchestral version of Trois ballades de François Villon --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 5:04, 31 January 2014
* Rêverie arranged for organ by Palmer Christian (BMC, 1919)
* La Flûte de Pan ou Syrinx (Revised by A. Ljungar-Chapelon), La Flûte de Pan (MS. Brussels) (Autographus Musicus AM037)
::This work was first published on 1927 as Sylinx. Only Score parts are required.
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon (Album Leaf for piano) – ''first publ. 2003, copyright in Canada until 2054''
* Nocturne and Scherzo for Piano and Cello, L. 26 – ''first publ. 1995, copyright in Canada until 2046''
* Intermezzo for Cello and Orchestra (or piano), L. 27 – ''first publ. 1944 ed. by Gregor Piatigorsky (1903–1976), copyright in Canada until 2027''
:This is really more of an arrangement by Piatigorsky anyway.
:It looks like the G. Henle Verlag edition (pub. 1986) is actually PD in the EU and Canada, but not in the U.S.: [[Piano Trio in G major (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", for piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)
*3 Vortragsstücke für Holzblasinstrumente mit Pfte. (Aus dem Nachlass hrsg. v. H. Kundigraber.) (Capriccio for flute, rondo for oboe, rondo for clarinet.) (published by Siegel, 1912.)

=={{Cat|Deigendesch, Karl}} (1839–1911)==
*Die Errettung des Moses, Op.58 (pub.ca.1903)
*3 Marienlieder, Op.93 (pub. Böhm & Sohn, 1908)
*Festkantate, Op.84 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Delafosse, Léon}} (1874–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1900, Heugel)
* Piano Concerto A-dur

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?) (materials @ Fleisher but hopefully not only there)

=={{Cat|Delannoy, Marcel}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*État de veille : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Robert Desnos, op. 48 (pub. 1946, Max Eschig)
*String Quartet in E major (pub. 1931, Durand)
*Rapsodie for trumpet, alto saxophone, cello and piano (pub. 1934, Heugel)
*Sérénade concertante for violin and piano (pub. 1938, Associated Music)

=={{Cat|Deldevez, Édouard Marie Ernest}} (1817–1897)==
*String Quartets, Op.10 (pub.1857, 1879 (score))
*String Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1864, 1879 (score))

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
*Romance (for cello and piano) (1896)
*Caprice and Elegy for Cello and Piano, (1930)

=={{Cat|Delune, Louis}} (1876–1940)==
* Symphony in C (perf. in 1906 in Boston)
* String Quartets
* Piano Quintet

=={{Cat|Demersseman, Jules}} (1833–1866)==
*op.81 Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op.60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op.53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op.50 6 fantaisies fl and pf

=={{Cat|Demessieux, Jeanne}} (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Nativité, op.4 (1944; dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Dupré. Ms @ BNF. Not published until 2005?)
* Six Études, op.5 (pub. 1946)
* Sept Méditations sur le Saint-Esprit, op.6 (pub. 1947)
* Triptyque, op.7 (pub. 1949)
* Te Deum, op.11 (pub. 1959)
* Prélude et Fugue en Ut, op.13 (pub.1965)
* "Chanson de Roland" for chorus, mezzo soprano, and orchestra
* Poème for organ and orchestra, op.9 (published in score and reduction in 1952)
* Ballade for horn and piano (published 1962)

=={{Cat|Depas, Ernest}} (1809–1889)==
* Grand Duo (in E{{flat}}) for piano and violin, Op.80 (pub.1862)
* Remaining piano trios

=={{Cat|Derckum, Franz}} (1812–1872)==
* String quintet, Op.15 (pub.1866)

=={{Cat|Déré, Jean}} (1886–1970)==
* String Quartet in C minor (1905, unpub.?)
* Air de ballet, Op.6 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Destenay, Edouard}} (1850–1924)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (published 1907)
* Piano Quintet No.1 (published 1899)
* Piano Trio in A minor (published 1910)
* Quintet No.2 Op.12 (strings and harp) (published 1905)

=={{Cat|Dett, Robert Nathaniel}} (1882–1942)==
* Tropic Winter (piano)
* Cinnamon Grove (piano)
* Enchantment (piano)
* After the Cakewalk (piano)
* Cave of the Winds (piano)
* Inspiration Waltzes (piano)
* Nepenthe and the Muse (piano)

=={{Cat|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Flute quartet (for flute, violin, viola, cello) in b minor, opus 16 number 3
* Presto for 2 flutes
* Quartet for Bassoon and strings Opus 73

=={{Cat|Diémer, Louis}} (1843–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.22 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Diener, Olga}} (1890–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartets (54 of them? autograph scores @ Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Bern. Unpublished?)

=={{Cat|Dieren, Bernard van}} (1887–1936)==
* Impromptu (fantasiestück) for solo violin (published 1909)
* 3 Lieder, Op.4 (published 1908)
* Canzonetta in E minor for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1909)

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dietrich, Albert}} (1829–1908)==
*Cello Concerto in G Minor, Op. 32
*Symphony in D minor, Op.20

=={{Cat|Dieupart, Charles}} (1667–1740)==
* 6 Sonates pour flûte à bec et basse continue (Londres, 1717)
* environ 30 Airs entre 1729 et 1731, dans The Musical Miscellany
* Select Lessons for Harpsichord or Spinett (Walsh, London)
* Concerto à 5 pour violon, cordes et basse continue
* Concerto à 5 pour hautbois, cordes et basse continue en la majeur
* Concerto à 5 pour flûte, cordes et basse continue en la mineur
* 2 Concertos grossos
* 2 Concertos pour deux chœurs en mi mineur, en si bémol majeur
* Concerto pour trompette, deux hautbois et basse continue en si mineur

=={{Cat|Dimitrescu, Constantin}} (1847–1928)==
* String Quartet No.5, Op.42 (pub.1890)
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Rustic Dance for cello and piano (as well as any other arrangements)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Die Weihnachtsgeschichte op.10 (full scores)
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Complete Organ Works
Note: PD-CA but even the 2-piano sonata opus 1 is from 1931 so only unpublished works - if those - are PD-US. BSB has works by Distler (so they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Dobrowen, Issay}} (1894–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata, Op.15 (©1923, rev.1927)
* Piano Concerto, Op.20 (©1928, poss. earlier editions exist)
* Mélodie hebraïque : pour violon et piano, Op.12 (pub. 1918)
* Märchen für Violin & Piano, Op.16 (published 1923 by Universal Edition)

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)
* Andante for Violin and Piano, Op.71 (p.1850) (conf. BdlF, HMB)
* 11th and 12th nocturnes (Opp.69, 70) (p.1850, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reduction
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Szimfonikus percek'', Op. 36 (1933, pub. 1935 or n.d.(1935))

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Gaetano}} (1797–1848)==
* L'assedio di Calais (melodramma lirico, 1836; publ. Ricordi); copies at the Library of Congress, Eastman School of Music, and Harvard University, and unavailable through interlibrary loan; no other known copies in North America
* Sonata in C major for flute and piano
* Solo Viola Part from Viola Concerto in D Minor
{{Laundry|Donizetti, Gaetano}}

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Giuseppe}} (1788–1856)==
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{Cat|Dopper, Cornelis}} (1870–1939)==
* Cello Concerto (composed 1910, revised 1923) (autographs at NMI. ded. to Gerard Hekking)
* Symphonies (7. Published? Many of the mss. at NMI. Syms. 2, 3 published 2001)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Charles James}} (1839–1909)==
* Tramore Waltzes (for guitar and 2 mandolins; pub.1895 by J. White)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont}} (1804–1892)==
* Die Nibelungen, opera, Op.73 (pub.1855/6?)

=={{Cat|Dotzauer, Friedrich}} (1783–1860)==
*Variations to Nel cor piú-Mich fliehen alle Freuden from the Opera La Molinara by Paisiello for Cello solo, Op.183
*Piano Trio Op.180 (Damköhler, 1851)
*Cello concerto op.27
*Quartet for Bassoon and Strings Opus 36
*Cello concerto op.66
*Cello concerto op.72
*Cello concerto op.81
*Cello concerto op.82
*Cello concerto op.84 in e minor
*Cello concerto op.93 (pub. by A. Farrenc and by N. Simrock, by 1829. Mentioned in volume 4, 1829, of Revue musicale)
*Cello concerto op.100
*Cello concerto op.101 in F major
*3 Preludes and Fugues for Cello Op.178

=={{Cat|Douay, Émile}} (1802–1882)==
ca.1802 to after 1882? Death date seems to be unknown... Treated as alive in a 1882 biographical dictionary. For a lengthy biography, see [http://jean-jose-marchand.over-blog.com/article-decouverte-baudelairienne-inesperee-quatre-partitions-du-compositeur-emile-douay-39846310.html Blog entry]. Cousin of Albert Douay (1809-70). Perhaps related to {{LinkName|Georges|Douay}}?
* String Quartet, published 1859 (@BNF, also noted in BdlF p282)
* 2 string quintets, published 1859 (BdlF p.94 eg)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction - Klavierauszug/vocal score is completely available!
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction) - Sorry, has never been published! For more information ask IDG or noten.png@aol.com
* Serenade, Op.49
* Der gebundene Styl. Lehrbuch für Kontrapunkt und Fuge (©1902)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.51 (1890, c1892) (Forberg edition, not modern edition!!)
* Scene for Violin, Op.69

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
* Toccata in F minor (from Suite No. 1) (we have suite no.1)

=={{Cat|Drigo, Riccardo}} (1846–1930)==
* The Talisman (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Magic Flute (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Awakening of Flora (1894) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Trois from "The Fairy Doll" (1903) ''Piano reduction''
* La Perle (1896) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Drouet, Louis François Philippe}} (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* Symphony No.2 in D major (pub.1913)
* Symphony No.3 in A major (pub./©1923) (PD-CA/EU, anyway)
* Cantilène for violin, cello (or horn) and piano (or organ) (pub.1903, [[Heugel]])
* Adonis, poème symphonique (pub. [[Heugel]] in reduction at least, 1901, 1907 in full score)
* 42 Pieces pour Orgue
* Entrée for Organ
* Dixtuor (1907, published 1909. New edition of 2007 exists but 1909 edition should be used)
* Concert-capriccioso for Piano and Orchestra c-moll (1876) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Dufresne, G.}} (fl. 1877)==
* Danse orientale, No.3/3 Pièces caractéristiques

=={{Cat|Dukas, Paul}} (1865–1935)==
* ''Allegro'', for piano (1925)
* ''Ariane et Barbe-bleue'', piano solo transcription
* ''Fanfare pour précéder la Péri'', any arrangement for piano
* ''Götz de Berlichingen'' (overture? 1884 manuscript. first published 2007. unless performed before 1961, may not be hostable?-Schissel)
* ''L'apprenti sorcier'' (''The sorcerer's apprentice''), arrangement pour orgue seul (organ solo transcription)
* ''Modéré'', for piano (published posthumously in 1936)
* ''Polyeucte'', any arrangement for 1 or 2 pianos
* ''Vocalise-étude'' (''alla gitana'')

=={{Cat|Dumonchau, Charles-François}} (1775–1821)==
* 6 Sonatines, Op.15 (ca.1807?)
* 3 Fortepiano Sonatas, Op.28 (pub.1807/8)
=={{Cat|Du Mont, Henry}} (ca.1610 — 8 May 1684)==
*[[Cinq messes en plain-chant (Du Mont, Henry)]] contains only one of Guilmant's 'realizations' but the original is available at Gallica; more intriguing is Liszt's accompaniment, glimpsed [http://spellerweb.net/cmindex/Dumont/DumontCredo.pdf here.] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 00:09, 25 August 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.22
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)
* Passacaglia in G minor, Op.23 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Dupin, Paul}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jean-Christophe..., for piano and voice/piano (pub. E. Demets, 1908)
* Recueil de mélodies, for voice and piano (pub. M. Senart, 1909; republished Recital Publications)
* Poëmes, for string quartet (pub. M. Senart, 1909) (we have suite 1)
* La Payse à Jean, for voice, violin and piano (pub. Durand, 1918)
* Dentelles, for piano (pub. Costallat, 1927)
* Sept noëls familiers (pub. R. Deiss, 1928)
* Trois noëls, for voice and piano (pub. M. Eschig, 1935)

=={{Cat|Duport, Jean-Louis}} (1749–1819)==
*3 Duos, 2vc, (1782)
*Cello Concerto No.1 in A Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.2 in G Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.5 in D Major,(ca.1814)
*Cello Concerto No.6 in D minor,(ca.1815)
*3 Duos for cello and harp, Op.40 (1818)
*3 Nocturnes, Op. 70, vn/vc hrp

=={{Cat|Durand, Emile}} (1830–1903)==
* Traité de composition musicale (pub. Durand, 1899)

=={{Cat|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Instructions on the art of playing the piano-forte or harpsichord, or in German: Pianoforte Schule, without collaboration with Pleyel, Cramer or Clementi.

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115 (©1921, Hudebni mat.)
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major (B. 10) – ''first publ. 1975, possibly copyright in Canada until 2026''
** piano arr. first published 1929, see {{LinkWork|Cello Concerto in A major|B.10|Dvořák|Antonín|0}} (pd-ca only for now)
* Kate and the devil, Opera Op.112 (pub.1908 in v.s.)
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48 (we have parts)
* String Quartet No.6 (5 is a reconstruction by Günter Raphael) (pub.1948 (op.2), 1962 (B-flat), 1964 (no.3 in D), 1982 (op.12))
** String Quartet No.6 op.12 was reconstructed by Jarmil Burghauser (d.1997) whose editorial work—which includes composing several bars—probably meets a standard of originality & would be ineligible for upload
* Songs my mother taught me (from Gypsy songs), Op.55 No.4 (violin and piano version by Louis Persinger) - ''Persinger d.1966 so only PD-CA (US?)''
*String Quintet op 1 (first pub.1943, so PD-CA,EU only)



=={{Cat|Earl, Mary}} (1862–1932)==
*Flowers and Ferns
*German Airs: Medley Two-Step
*Sesame: Intermezzo Arabian

=={{Cat|Ebel, Arnold}} (1883–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphonische Ouverture : (Appassionata), Op.13 (pub.1914)
*Requiem after Hebbel, Op.17 (pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (I)}} (ca.1500–1576)==
* [titles unknown] compositions in the songbooks of the Danish court chapel of 1541 ms Royal Library Copenhagen
:[rem: the year 1541 seems incorrect because David Ebel sr was at the Danish court from 1551. If the year is correct, these compositions are by yet another David Ebel, possibly the father of David sr. This would also explain the unrealistic alternate death dates of David sr and the unrealistic lifespan of David sr and David jr of before 1520 to 1639]
* In dulce jubilo (Fuga 6 vocum). Motet. Voices. c1556 ms ascribed to Dav. Abell
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630
* Praeambulum (Preludium) in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum (Preludium) pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (II)}} (ca.1576–1639)==
* Currant Ab., Anno 1626. Organ. 1626 ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeludium ex clave G ab Org. Organ ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeambulum in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630

=={{Cat|Ebel, Hermann}} (ca.1550–1616)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Eberl, Anton}} (1765–1807)==
* Symphony in D minor, Op.34 (pub. 1808 ca.)

=={{Cat|Eberlin, Johann Ernst}} (1702–1762)==
* Requiem Full Score
* Toccatas and Fugues Full Scores ( in progress!)
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Ebers, Carl Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Bassoon Concerto, Op.41 (pub.ca.1817)
* Flute Duos, Op.55 (pub.ca.1815)
* Grosse Sinfonie (Concertante), Op.40 (pub.ca.1817)
* Overture, Op.45 (pub.ca.1818)
* Freischütz-Fantaisie, Op.46 (pub.ca.1811, @BSB)
* Beethoven Sym. 3 arr. for double quintet

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Egger, Max}} (1863–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Frau Holda, opera (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Eggert, Joachim Nicolas}} (1779–1813)==
* Sextet (pub.1818 ca., Breitkopf und Härtel)
* Piano Quartet Op.3 (pub.ca.1813, B&H)
* Symphony (not sure which?) (was pub.ca.1815, B&H. Poss. no.3 in {{K|Eb}}?)

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtlied, for violin and orchestra Op. 14 (p.1911)
*Sinfonisches Suite, Op.22 (p.1925)

=={{Cat|Eichberg, Julius}} (1824–1893)==

=={{Cat|Eijken, Johan Albert van}} (1823–1868)==
* Organ works
* Ouvertüre, Entr’-Acte u. Chöre zum Trauerspiel "Lucifer" (after Vondel), Op.40 (pub.1860)

=={{Cat|Eisler, Hanns}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Froissart Overture Op. 19 (full score [London (Novello) 1890])
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Pomp and Circumstance March Op. 39 No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op. 39 No. 6 (Full Score)
:P&C5 in full score is already up, but unfortunately subject to blocking owing to the 95-year copyright in the US, which expires in 2020. P&C6 exists as either unpublished sketch fragments or the full score and parts realised by Anthony Payne, who is still living and would have full rights as co-author, so this is a fairly unrealistic wish. Regards, [[User:Pml|PML]] 9 July 2010
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)
* Go, song of mine, Op. 57 (First edition, London: Novello 1909)
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)

=={{Cat|Ellerton, John Lodge}} (1801–1873) ==
* 3 Quartets, Op.70 (nos.44–46) (pub.1873/74?, Schott)
* 3 Quartets, Op.71 (nos.47–49) (likewise)

=={{Cat|Ellicott, Rosalind}} (1857–1924)==
or Rosalind Frances Ellicott.
* 2 Piano Trios (pub.ca.1891)
* Elysium : for soprano solo, chorus, and orchestra
* Henry of Navarre : a choral ballad : with orchestral accompaniment ad. lib. (poss. avail. at Google or Hathitrust?)
and other works published before 1923.

=={{Cat|Elmas, Stephan}} (1862–1937)==
*[[Piano Concerto No.3 (Elmas, Stephan)|3rd piano concerto]] (pub.1906?)
*[[Quatuor (Elmas, Stephan)|Piano Quartet in D minor]] (pub.1923, Steingräber - See {{HMBref|1923|111}}, and possibly by 1880s by Wetzler? - see {{WC|637911941}}.)

=={{Cat|Elsner, Józef}} (1769–1854)==
* Oratorio, Męka Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ)
* Masses
* Requiem
* 8 Symphonies
* Keyboard sonatas
* Polonaises with Orchestra

=={{Cat|Emborg, Jens Laursøn}} (1876{{EN}}1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Oktober: String Quartet No.4, Op.42 (pub.ca.1922 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==
*Salamine ("tragédie lyrique en trois actes d'apres les Perses d'Eschyle", pub.Choudens 1926 (vocal score: A.C. 16019), PD-CA presumably)
*In Memoriam, poème pour voix, piano, violon et violoncelle (pub. ca.1909, no publisher noted/by the composer (later taken up by Durand))

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Quartet No. 2, Op. 30 (1944; first perf. 1947; pub. 1968)
* Piano Quintet Op. 29 (1940; first perf. 1964; pub. 1965)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1, Op. 26 in f{{sharp}} minor (1898; first perf. 1899; pub. 1996)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Erb, Marie Josef}} (1858–1944)==
* Suite Op.29 for orch. (Pub. Gebrüder Reinecke, 1894)
* Der Heimweg : Balletspiel in einem Aufzuge, Op.40 (Straube, 1920?)

=={{Cat|Erdmann, Eduard}} (1896–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphony No.1, Op.10 (pub. by Steingräber, 1920)
*An den Frühling for violin and piano, Op.1 (pub.1921, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==
*Organ works

=={{Cat|Erlemann, Gustav}} (1876–1936)==
*Der junge Rhein, Op.2, self-pub.1902
*Geistergruß, Op.6, pub.1905 by Kahnt
*Lieder und Gesänge, Op.10, pub.1920?
*Die Waise. Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Pianoforte, Op.34 (pub.1920?).
*Missa in Es, Op.55 (pub.1935)

=={{Cat|Ertel, Paul}} (1865–1933)==
* Sinfonie Harald (1908 at the latest)
* Quatre impressions de la Suisse, op. 27 (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1913)
* Hebraikon Op 14 for string quartet

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.46 (1907)
*Piano Concerto No.2, Op.68 (composed 1912)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)
*Symphonies 1-3
*Operas including "Thomas Riquiqui" Op.10, "Die zwei Prinzen" Op.15 (published; also, ÖNB has the autograph of this, Mus.Hs.25077 Mus)
*Suite No.2 in large orchestra, Op.75

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts) (first pub. 1977, but uploaded with restriction)
* Brass Quintet No.3 in D{{flat}}, Op.7 (score and parts)
* Brass Quintet No.4 in A{{flat}}, Op.8 (score and parts)

=={{Cat|Eybler, Joseph}} (1765–1846)==
Full scores or manuscripts of:
* HV 8 \ Missa Sancti Bennonis in C minor
* HV 9 \ Missa Sancti Caroli in C minor
* HV 10 \ Missa Sancti Joannis in C minor
* HV 11 \ Missa Sancti Wolfgangi in D minor
* HV 12 \ Missa Sancti Leopoldi in D minor
* HV 26 \ Missa Sancti Ferdinandi in G minor
* HV 28 \ Missa Sanctae Elisabethae in A minor
* HV 34 \ Gloria & Incarnatus for Michael Haydn's Missa in D minor
* HV 35 \ Kyrie ad Missam in Coena Domini in E minor
* HV 37 \ Requiem in C minor
* HV 46 \ Graduale: Os justi meditabitur sapientiam in C minor
* HV 85 \ Offertory: Terra tremuit et quievit in C minor
* HV 86 \ Offertory: Si consistent adversum me castra in C minor
* HV 88 \ Offertory: Domine si observaveris iniquitates in C minor
* HV 92 \ Offertory: Fremit mare cum furore in D minor
* HV 94 \ Offertory: Tremit mare in D minor
* HV 123 \ Hymn: Tristes erant apostoli in C minor
* HV 124 \ Hymn: Iste confessor in D minor
* HV 125 \ Hymn: Ecce quo modo moritur justus in F major
* HV 132 \ De profundis clamavi in G minor
* HV 133 \ Laudate Dominum in A minor
* HV 134 \ Miserere in D minor
* HV 137 \ Die vier letzten Dinge
* HV 138 \ Die Hirten bei der krippe zu Bethlehem
* HV 139 \ Dich Schöpfer sanfter Harmonie
* HV 140 \ Il sacrifizio



=={{Cat|Fabritius, Ernst}} (1842–1899)==
* Violin Concerto in D minor (pub. 1923 by [[Robert Forberg]])

=={{Cat|Facius, Johann Heinrich}} (1760–1806)==
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Cello Concerto No.3
* 6 Cello Sonatas, Op.2 (1802)
* 3 Duos for 2 Cellos, Op.1 (1805)
* Double Concerto for Cello and Oboe (lost?)

=={{Cat|Fährmann, Hans}} (1860–1940)==
Note Wikipedia page - many of this composer's works may simply no longer exist (except as libraries purchased items &c... &c); his main publisher was destroyed in World War II along with all their plates.
* Organ Sonata No. 6 (Op. 24 in G).
* Organ Sonata No. 11 in B-flat (B) Op. 63, Organ Sonata No. 13 "Münster Sonata" in C Op. 73, and Organ Sonata No. 14 and Transcendental Fugue in G Op. 78 were never published and are presumed forever lost (see above comment re publisher plates).
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. A few libraries do have this.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43, 1909 (p.1912)
* Piano Trio in B (H) major, Op.37, 1907 (copy @ Austrian National Library. Copies of both trios @ SLUB.)
* Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (@SLUB though not scanned)
* 3 Ernste Lieder, Op.85 (pub.1935 by Junne)

=={{Cat|Fairchild, Blair}} (1877–1933)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.16 (©1908)
* Rapsodie for piano quintet, Op.21 (©1909)
* A bel-ebat : trois tableaux symphoniques pour orchestre (©1937) (PD-CA-only) (also, 3 Pieces for piano, ©1925 - probably the same piece - don't know if orchestration is by the composer, merely published posthumously?)
* A Love Symphony (©1904)

=={{Cat|Faisst,_Clara}} (1872–1948)==
* German Suite in C minor for violin and piano, Op.22 (published 1928 by Müller - HMB 1928, p.118)
* 4 Lieder, Op.1. pub. Heckel, 1894.
* 5 Lieder, Op.4. Leuckart, 1897.
* Melodie nach einer alten Ballade, Op.5. Gebr. Reinecke, 1900.

=={{Cat|Falconio, Placido}} (fl. 1549–1588)==
*''Introitus et Alleluia per omnes festivitates totius anni'' 1575 (supposed to be the first ''basso seguente'')
=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Jota(from 7 Canciones populares Españolas) transcribed for violin and piano
* Suites Populaires Espagnoles for violin and piano
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Vals Capricho – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Cortejo de Gnomos – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Allegro de Concierto – ''first publ. 1986, under copyright worldwide''
* Mazurca en Do Menor – ''first publ. 1992, under copyright worldwide''

=={{Cat|Famintsyn, Aleksandr}} (1841–1896)==
* String quartet no.2 (serenade), op.7 (p.ca.1877)

=={{Cat|Fane, John}} (1784–1859)==
(See [[wikipedia:John Fane, 11th Earl of Westmorland|Wikipedia]]. Composer and patron of music. Worldcat lists 4 dozen items/musical-score "matches" under "Fane, John"; COPAC, RISM and other databases can be searched as well...)
* La Primavera (cantata after Metastasio. pub.1814)
* Symphony No.1 (in ms, premiered by Lenschow's Germania Orchestra. A reduction was published ca.1846 by Schlesinger.)
* Mass (in ms?) (is this the Missa solenne by him that was published in 1846?)
* Requiem (pub. Welsh & Hawes, ca.1824)
* "Gran sinfonia : esprimente und battaglia nell' opera L'Eroe di Lancastro" (pub. Ricordi, 1830)
* Catherine, or the Austrian captive, an opera in three acts (ca.1830)
* Il Torneo : opera seria (published 1839 ca., Boosey)

=={{Cat|Fantini, Girolamo}} (1600–1675)==
* Sonata no.1 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.2 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.3 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.4 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.5 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.6 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.7 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.8 for trumpet and organ

=={{Cat|Farinelli, Giuseppe}} (1769–1836)==
* I riti d'Orfeo
* Messa in re a 4 voci
* Messa in re a 5 voci
* Messa pastorale a 4 voci
* Messa pastorale in sol a 2 voci
* Dixit in do a 2 voci
* Dixit in re a 4 voci
* Te Deum in la a 4 voci
* Te Deum in re a 2 voci
* Improperia per il venerdì santo a 4 voci
* Stabat Mater a 2 voci
* Tobias, oratorio

=={{Cat|Farjeon, Harry}} (1878–1948)==
* Miniature Piano Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Farkas, Ödön}} (1851–1912)==
Once called Edmund Farkas (Germanization)
* String Quartet in G minor (pub. {{HMBref|1905|577}}-1905- Heilbronn: Schmidt.)

=={{Cat|Farrar, Ernest Bristow}} (1885–1918)==
* Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass
* Three Chorale Preludes
* Fantasy Prelude
* Elegy
* A Wedding Piece

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Léonce}} (1873–1903)==
(flourishing dates? please replace with better information when available)
* Op.42 Air de ballet pour orchestra (pub.ca.1903)
* Horace et Lydie, scène (translated from Horace, pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Louise}} (1804–1875)==
* Complete Piano Works (some of these published - e.g. op.7 in 1832, op.9 and op.12 in 1834, op.17 in 1836, op.21 in 1838, op.41 in ca.1858, op.42 in 1856, "La grand mère" in 1837)
* Nonet Op.38 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library - Fétis gives as not published; has been published in the 20th century however.)
* 3rd symphony (1847) ("first finale" - manuscript - at BNF. not yet scanned as of mid-12-2010.) ([http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb396854389/PUBLIC BNF]; there are, I think, 2 recorded versions of this symphony? both, I believe, use the other finale. ) (and other two symphonies?)
* Violin Sonatas
* Clarinet Trio Op.44
* Piano Trio Op.33
* Piano Trio op. 34

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F: 1 \ Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:e 1 \ German Mass in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:g 1 \ Missa brevis in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv I:L 1 \ Laetatus sum in F sharp minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 1 \ Suite for 2 flutes, 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 2 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 4 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 3 \ Suite for chalumeau, 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 6 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:e 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1a \ Suite for 2 flutes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 2 \ Suite for 3 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 7 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Concerti in minor keys not already in library

=={{Cat|Fauchard, Auguste}} (1881–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Première Symphonie en mi pour orgue (1925)
* Deuxième Symphonie en ré pour orgue (1928-29)
* Le Mystère de Noël pour orgue, variations sur «Jesu redemptor omnium» (1940)
* Troisième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie mariale» (1941)
* Quatrième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie eucharistique», sur des thèmes grégoriens au Saint-Sacrement (1944-45)
* Messe Sainte Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus pour choeur et orgue (1947)
* Choral pour orgue (publié en 1951)
* Choral et fugue sur Ave maris stella
* Vexilla regis pour orgue
* In memoriam pour orgue

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* ''Libera Me'' from '''''Requiem''''' (Original 1877 version for Baritone and Organ) - Full Score/Manuscript
* Violin Concerto (1878-79) ор.14 (1st movement) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Feinberg, Samuil}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Full Score) 
(re PD-US status: Worldcat, anyway, only seems to list 3 works published in 1922 - opp. 5, 8 and 9. op.1, 2, 7, 10, 11 came out in 1923 or 1924 (as did a revised edition of op.5?). opp.13, 15 - which are not on this list, I know- listed in July 1925 HMB. worth checking HMB and scores to do a better and closer study than the cursory one I've done though, opp. 2,7,10 and 11 might still be PD-US. - Schissel

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Gottfried von}} (1857–1924)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.30
* String Quartet, Op.42 (all 3 in ms?)

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Reinhold}} (1848–1912)==
* Doh ha 'meer der Rään, Karnevals-Marschlied, Op.4711 (?) Pub. 1906 by Tonger

=={{Cat|Fenney, William}} (1891–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Dawn, Op.16, poem for orchestra (pub.1915)
* In Shadow, Op.15, poem for small orchestra (pub.1915)
* Fieldside, Suite for piano, Op.28 (pub.1921)
* Pastoral for orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1915)
* Tragic Poem for small orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses
* Andromaca, complete score

=={{Cat|Fernandez, Aires}} (fl. 1590)==
* Te lucis ante terminum
* Circundederunt me
* Alma redemptoris mater
* Benedicamus Domino
* Nunc dimittis
* Posuerunt super caput

=={{Cat|Fernström, John}} (1897–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String quartet no. 3, op.23 (pub.1944??)
* Chaconne for cello and piano, op.31 (©1940)

=={{Cat|Ferrandini, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1791)==
* Cantatas for Passion
* Op. 25 Sinfonias

=={{Cat|Ferrari of Lodi, Carlotta}} (1837–1907)==
(or some other way found to distinguish from the page we have for Carlotta Ferrari born 1975. See [[wikipedia:Carlotta Ferrari|Wikipedia]] for this composer)
*Messa da Requiem
*Ave Maria in chiave del sol (with piano)
*Operas

=={{Cat|Ferroni, Vincenzo}} (1858–1934)==
*Rhapsodie espagnole p. Orchestra, Op.8 (pub.1895 by Oertel, Hanover) (exists at least in a 1918 Schirmer edition "Spanish Rhapsody" edited? by Otto Langey (1851–1922))
*Fieramosca : dramma lirico in tre att (pub.ca.1904) (librettist Massimo d'Azeglio - 1798–1866))

=={{Cat|Fesca, Friedrich Ernst}} (1789–1826)==
*Symphonies
*Cantemire (libretto- text by {{LinkName|Alexander von|Dusch I}} - has been scanned by SLUB, but opera is lacking online?...)

=={{Cat|Fesch, Willem de}} (1678–1761)==
*Op.6, Sonaten für Soloinstrument und B.c. (1730)
*Op.9, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (Walsh/London 1739)
*Op.11, Duette für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1743)
*Op.12, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1748)
*Op.13, Sonaten für Violoncello und B.c. (1750)

=={{Cat|Fétis, François-Joseph}} (1784–1871)==
*Fétis edition of some CPE Bach piano works (pub.ca.1850 by Schonenberger)
*Concerto in B minor for Flute and Orchestra (1869); full score / piano reduction

=={{Cat|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Gottfried}} (ca.1660–1730)==
* Fugue for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Fink, Christian}} (1831–1911)==
* 7? Organ sonatas (numbering is confusing. op.83 "no.5"? from 1898.)

=={{Cat|Finke, Fidelio Friedrich}} (1891–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Schauspiel-Ouvertüre (premiered? 1920) (?. NZM 1920 p324. maybe published later though.)
* Romantische Suite (pub.1921)
* Marionetten-Musiken. Klavier zweihändig. (pub.1922)
* Intermezzo für Klavier zu zwei Händen (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Harpsichord Suites
* Pièces de Clavessin (1696)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Büchlein (1698)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Strauss (vor 1736)
* Musikalischer Parnassus (ca. 1738)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Michael Gotthard}} (1773–1829)==
* Complete organ works („Classische Orgelcompositionen zum Studium und zum Gebrauche beim öffentlichen Gottesdienste. Neue correcte Gesammtausgabe“ (9 Hefte), Gesamtausgabe der Orgelwerke, Musikalienhandlung von Körner, Erfurt), after 1840
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.12 (published 1809 (announced October 1809 Intelligenz-Blatt, AMZ, 18 Oct. 1809) by Breitkopf&H.)

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)
* Piano Trio, pub.1903

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Jerzy}} (1903–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(son of Grzegorz)
* String Quartet No.2 / Concerto for String Orchestra (1928, pub.1931)
* Quintet for winds and trombone (pub.1931)
* Violin Concerto (pub.1931?)
* Cello concerto (pub.1932)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (pub.1933)
* Nocturne for Orchestra (4/1945; premiered 3/28/1946, New York; published 1950)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Wiegenlied,_Op.7_(Fitzenhagen,_Wilhelm) Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7]
*String Quartet in D-minor, Op. 23 (Full score and parts)
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Ave Maria for 4 Cellos, Op.41
*Die Spinnerin (Spinnlied) No.2 for 4 Cellos, Op.59
*Sarabande by J.S.Bach for 4 Cellos, Op.64

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8 -- do these exist in a PD form? Published as "Six Solos" in 1758.
* Overtures, Op.3 (pub.1771)

=={{Cat|Flament, Édouard}} (1880–1958)==
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* 1st Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.14 (1903, pub.1915? by C.Selva)
* 3 Mélodrames for small orch. (pub.1919 or so)
* Elegie pour orchestra (Evette & Schaeffer, [1920])
* Fantaisie pour basson, violon & violoncelle, Op.54 (©1922)

=={{Cat|Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre}} (1821–1895)==
* 10 Piano Pieces (pub.ca.1884)
* Rêverie for violin or cello & piano (pub.1895/6, [[E. Baudoux]])

=={{Cat|Flégier, Ange}} (1846–1927)==
* Prélude & danse for violin and piano (pub.1873, [[Durand]])

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==

=={{Cat|Flor, Christian}} (1626–1697)==
* Passion Oratorio 1667
* any Cantatas
* any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Florio, Caryl}} (1843–1920)==
* Symphony No.1 in G (manuscript, 1887-09, at Free Library Philh. & NYPL.)
* Symphony No.2 in C minor (manuscript, 1887-12. Arrangement of Quartet No.1.)
* Piano Concerto in A{{flat}} (1875/1915)
* String Quartet No.1 in C minor (1877)
* String Quartets 2 in F, 3 in D

=={{Cat|Flügel, Gustav}} (1812–1900)==
* Organ works including Organ sonata Op.83 in E (pub.1881)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in B minor, Op.7 (first pub.1846, soon republished in a new edition, seems lost?)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in B{{flat}}, Op.13 (first pub.1846) (may be downloadable from Szczecin)
* Sonatine No.7, Op.54 in C (pub.1859)

=={{Cat|Fodor, Carel Anton}} (1768–1846)==
* Piano Sonata in F sharp major, Op.2 No.2, ed. J.J Hummel, 1793
* Piano Sonatas Op.2 No.1 and 3.

=={{Cat|Foerster, Adolph Martin}} (1854–1927)==
* Thusnelda, Op.10 (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1881)
* Piano Quartet No.1 in {{K|Eb}}, Op.21 (Leipzig: Kahnt, 1888)
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.29 (Berlin: Challier & Co., 1894)
* Suite No.2, Op.47 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Prelude to Goethe's 'Faust', Op.48 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Trio-Serenade, Op.61 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Piano Trio in D major, Op.83 (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)
* The Enchanter's Dream (Des Zauberers Traum), Op.85 for string orchestra (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
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* String Quartet No.1, Op.15 (p.1898, Junne)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.61 (p.1914. Qt 2 wasn't pub. until 1927.)
* Jessika, opera, published 1910 in reduction
* 2-movement string quintet (2 pieces for string orchestra), Op.3, published 1914 by Urbánek

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)
* The Wreck of the Hesperus, op. 17 (Boston: Arthur Schmidt, 1888) -- copies at U Chicago, U Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, U Michigan, Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh), Carnegie Mellon U, Westminster Choir College

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Forgues, Émile}} (1823–1883)==
*'''Les Pathétiques''': 12 grandes études de concert, for pf., (Paris: Flaxland, 1862?). Containing Opp. 10-21. 
**''This work is available from the Research Division at New York Public Library:'' Call number:'' *MYD | Forgues, Emile, 1823 | [Les pathetiques] Les Pathetiques: 12 Grandes etudes de concert.'']'' 

*'''Fantaisie sur le Stabat de Rossini''', for pf., (Paris: E. Troupenas, 1844)

=={{Cat|Forino, Luigi}} (1868–1936)==
* 4 Preghiere (Prayers) for 4 cellos, op.27 - (note: does opus 27 contain all 4 or just no. 3 which [[Preghiere No.3, Op.27 (Forino, Luigi)|is here]]? a worldcat.org search for scores by Forino detects only no.3 but that could mean anything. - Schissel ''Answer to Schlissel'note'': surely opus 27 contains 4 "Preghiere", as the line under the composer's name on the score reads "Op.27 N.3" which I'm sure means that it is the third piece of opus 27 considered as a whole of four pieces; if you were right, the line would have instead read "N.3, Op.27", or "Op.27 (N.3)". - Ashaam) (answer in the composer's category page - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Forneret, Xavier}} (1809–1884)==
(See [[wikipedia:Xavier Forneret|Wikipedia]])
*Pluie, valse (violin & piano) (pub.1873)
*La musette, duo (violin & piano) (pub.1872)

=={{Cat|Fornerod, Aloÿs}} (1890–1965)==
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* 3 Motets, Op.2 (pub.1920)
* Violin Sonata in B, Op.11 (pub.1926) (@ Sibley but restricted for some time)
* Concert pour deux violons et piano, Op.16 (ca.1942)
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (ca.1950)

=={{Cat|Förster, Alban}} (1849–1916)==
* Symphony in E (pub.1888/89, Richter & Hopf; 1899, Lehne. Copy at Schlossmuseum, Sondershausen, elsewhere, NYPL offsite...)
* Piano Trios (in C, G and A (the last in autograph, the first two published)) - in C Op.61 we have? No.2 Op.172 is in D, no.3 is as noted unpublished. No.5 in F we do have.
* Trio No.4 in light style in F, Op.174 (pub.1906)
* Concert overture Frühlingsklänge Op.80 (ÖNB has a copy)

=={{Cat|Förster, Kaspar}} (1616–1673)==
* 3 Oratorios
* 35 Sacred Concertos (Cantatas)
* Sonata a 7

=={{Cat|Forsyth, Cecil}} (1870–1941)==
* Viola Concerto in G Minor: Score, orchestral parts and/or piano reduction. A set with the orchestral material can be found in the Fleisher Collection at the Free Library of Philadelphia (http://know.freelibrary.org/), should anyone in the vicinity be kindly able to scan it. -- we have part of this now, increasingly..
* Kubla Khan. Cantata for men's voices, unaccompanied, the words selected from Coleridge's poem (©1913?)
*The luck of Eden Hall (choral ballad. ©1922) (also set by Robert Schumann)

=={{Cat|Förtsch, Johann Philipp}} (1652–1732)==
* Sacred Concertos
* 32 Canons on Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, 1680
* Canon perpetuus a 4 on the same chorale
* Counterpoint studies
* Triple fugue
* Musicalischer Compositions Tractat
* Von den dreyfachen Contrapunkten

=={{Cat|Foulds, John}} (1880–1939)==
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*Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6
*Lento e Scherzetto for cello and orchestra, Op. 12
*Cello Concerto in G major, Op. 17
*Two Concert Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 25
*Badinage for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)
*The World Requiem: Vocal and Full Score

=={{Cat|Fowles, Leonard Nowell}} (1870–1939)==
*A memory, for violin and piano or for organ (pub.1913/1917)
*2 Viola Sonatas (No.2 premiered Dec.1896, London, Hobday (viola)/Fowles (piano). Ms if not lost?)
*2 sketches for the organ (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Franchomme, Auguste}} (1808–1884)==
* Nocturnes Opus 15 for two cellos (or solo cello with accompaniment of a second cello?)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Quae est ista FWV63
* Messe Solennelle FWV59
* "Les sept paroles du Christ sur la croix"
* Piano duet arrangement (Hamelle) of [[String Quartet (Franck, César)|String Quartet]]

=={{Cat|Franck, Eduard}} (1817–1893)==
* Cello sonata op.6 (Stern, 1846)
* Concert-overture op.12 in E{{flat}} (Bote & Bock, 1848) (score plate 1216)
* Piano Trio op.11 (Guttentag, 1848)
* Piano concerto in D minor op.13 (Guttentag, 1850) (new edition (urtext) issued 2013)
* String quintet op.15 in E minor (Bote & Bock, 1850)
* Fantaisie for orchestra, op.16 (Schlesinger, 1851)
* Violin sonata no.1 in C minor op.19 (Schloss, 1853)
* Violin sonata no.2 in A op.23 (Schloss, 1860)
* Piano trio no.1 in E{{flat}} op.22 (Schloss, 1860)
* Symphony no.1 op.47 in A (Trautwein, 1860?, pub.1882)
* Symphony no.2 op.52 in B{{flat}} (composed 1883?, poss. unpublished)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet No.2 in E-flat
* String Quartet no.3 op.55 in C minor (pub.1899, Schlesinger)
* Violin concerto no.2 op.57 ( poss. unpublished)
* Piano trio op.58 in D (pub.1898, Schlesinger) (plate 8094)

=={{Cat|Franck, Richard}} (1858–1938)==
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* Violin sonata no.2 Op. 35
* Piano trios Op. 20, Op. 32 (Op.32 @ÖNB)
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903) (@ÖNB)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)
* Piano Sonata No.3, Op.51 (pub.1910?)
* Violin Concerto Op.43 (pub.1906)
* Concert-Ouverture (Wellen des Meeres und der Liebe) für grosses Orchester Op.21 (@ ÖNB)
* Liebesidyll Amor und Psyche Op.40 (@ÖNB)
* Suite for orchestra Op.30 (ditto)
* Symphonic fantasy Op.31 (ditto)
* Dramatic overture Op.37 (ditto)

=={{Cat|Franckenstein, Clemens von}} (1875–1942)==
* Festliche Musik, Op.35 (published 1913 by Kistner)
* Arabesken zu einem russischen Tanz für Klavier, Violine und Violoncell, Op.36 (published 1914)
* Li-Tai-Pe, oper (Drei-Masken-Verlag, ©1920. Parts digitally scanned @ [https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:bvb:70-dtl-0000022949 BVB])

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1889)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22) (B minor acc. to entry in Royal Dutch Library)
*String Quartet No.2 Op.31 (pub. Richault, plate 6520R, around 1841? (Worldcat)- later if the dates in the [[Richault]] table around there are right, but they really need double-checking.) (parts at Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam )

=={{Cat|Franz, Robert}} (1815{{EN}}1892)==
*Psalm 117 (Lobet den Herrn) for 2 choruses, Op.19 (published by [[F. Whistling]], 1855)
*6 Gesänge, Op.22 (Senff, 1855)

=={{Cat|Freislich, Johann Balthasar Christian}} (1687–1764)==
* ''Passio Christi'' (Brockes-Passion)
* Matthäus-Passion

=={{Cat|Freitas Branco, Luís de}} (1890–1955)==
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* Violin Concerto (1916)
* Alentejo Suite No. 1 (1919)
* Alentejo Suite No. 2 (1927)
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1927?, Sassetti)
* Cello Sonata (©1927)
* String Quartet (pub. 1927)
* Earlier? violin sonata, pub. 1909/10, Pabst ({{HMBref|1910|4}})

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* ''Liber secundus diversarum modulationum singulus, binis, ternis, quaternisque vocibus'' (Rome: Andrea Fei, 1627)

=={{Cat|Frederick II}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
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*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Friedrich Hofmeister]])
*Tanzidyllen for piano, Op.9 (pub. 1906 by Tanner)
*Requiem (for the German fallen) Op.61 (pub.1915, C.F.W. Siegel)

=={{Cat|Fried, Oskar}} (1871–1941)==
*Prelude and Fugue, Op.10
*Adagio & Scherzo for winds, harp and timpani, Op.2 (published 1905)
*Verklärte Nacht, für Mezzosopran und Tenor mit Orchester, op.9 (pub.1904)
*Hänsel und Gretel fantasy for orchestra (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Fröber, Christoph Gottlieb}} (1704–1759)==
* Brockes-Passion

=={{Cat|Fröhlich, Friedrich Theodor}} (1803–1836)==
* Ouvertüre zu Passionsmusiken f-Moll (1835)
* Totenfeier (1829)
* Stabat mater (dt.) (1829)
* Weihnachtskantate (1830)
* Passionskantate (1831)

=={{Cat|Frühling, Carl}} (1868–1937)==
*Sonata, op. 22, for cello and piano
*String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 25
*Piano Trio in E-flat major, op. 32
*Watteau, Ballet-Pantomime (ÖNB has a copy)
*Schlummerlied: „Schlaf’ du, mein Söhnchen, so schlafe doch ein“ (pub.1899 by Gutmann. Plate 16205?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Albert}} (1858–1910)==
*String quartet in E minor, Op.40 (pub. Kahnt in 1904) (LoC has, BSB has, Sibley/Rochester has just received as a gift)
*Piano Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1887)
*Violin Concerto, Op.25 (pub.1904)
*Cello Sonata, Op.27 (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Richard}} (1887–1947)==
*Tarantelle for violin and piano, Op.79 (1901) (possibly by a different Richard Fuchs?)
(Other works at [http://www.richardfuchs.org.nz/compositions.php Richard Fuchs compositions] but seem to have been published too recently?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Robert}} (1847–1927)==
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* Eglogue, Op. 5
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* 7 Lieder Op. 52
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* Marienblumen (womens' choir and harp or piano)
* String Quartet No.5 (Amont-Quartet, 1925) (may not exist, but listed in the ONB catalog. Someone want to have a look?)
* Violin Sonata no.2 in D major, Op.33 (yay for the others :) )

=={{Cat|Füchs, Ferdinand Karl}} (1811–1848)==
(Also Ferdinand Carl Füchs, F.C. Füchs/Fuechs)
* Opera "Guttenberg" (overture published 1847)
* Souvenir à Mdlle Thérèse Milanollo. Chant for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1844)
* Concertino p. Cor chromatique, Op.17 (pub.1843)

=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Adolfo}} (1828–1856)==
In general looking for all his piano works
* École Moderne du Pianiste : recueil de 24 morceaux caracteristiques for piano, Op. 100
* Le prophete : grande fantaisie de bravoure for piano, op. 43
* Grande Fantaisie Militaire for piano, Op. 60
=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Polibio}} (1830–1900)==
* Marcia Brillante, No.2 of {{NoComp|6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80|Fumagalli,_Polibio}}

=={{Cat|Funcke, Friedrich}} (1642–1699)==
* Trostvolle Geschichte der sig- und freudenreichen Auferstehung Jesu Christi, 1665
* Die geschichte von dem selig machenden Leiden und Sterben unseres süssesten Heilands Jesu Christi (Lukas-Passion), 1683
* Litania divisa in 8 v. et Instr. in duos Choros
* 43 Melodien des Stadt-Lüneburgischen Gesangbuchs von 1686
* Janua latino-germanico ad artem Musicam, clavibus facilioribus in usum scholae, 1680

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Anton Bernhard}} (1792–1852)==
* Flöten-schule, Op. 42 (1826)

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Kaspar}} (1772–1819)==
* 5 Little Duets
* 4 Little Duets

=={{Cat|Furuhjelm, Erik}} (1883–1964)==
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(bio at [[wikipedia:fi:Erik Furuhjelm|Wikipedia (Finnish)]]. Sibelius' first? biographer)
* String Quintet in C minor (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Fux, Johann Joseph}} (ca.1660–1741)==
* Any Masses (K 1-50) for Christmas, Holy Week, or in minor keys
* K 51 Requiem et Kyrie a 5
* K 52 Dies irae a 5
* K 53 Domine Jesu Christe a 5
* K 54 Libera me Domine
* K 55 Requiem
* K 56 Requiem
* K 57 Dies irae
* Any Vespers or Psalms in minor keys (K 58-114)
* Any Litanies or Completorien in minor keys (K 115-136)
* K 137-148 (Graduals)
* Any Offertories in minor keys (K 149-172)
* Any Motets in minor keys (K 173-184)
* Any hymns in minor keys (K 185-290)
* K 291 La fede sacrilega nella morte del Precursor S. Giov. Battista, Oratorium 1714
* K 292 La Donne Forte nella Madre de' Sette Maccabei, Oratorio 1715
* K 293 Il Fonte della salute, aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario, Componimento sacro 1716
* K 294 Il Trionfo della Fede. Oratorio in 2 parti 1716
* K 295 Il Disfacimento di Sisara. Oratorio a 5 1717
* K 296 Cristo nell' orto. Oratorio 1718
* K 297 Gesù Cristo negato da Pietro. Oratorio 1719
* K 298 La Cena del Signore. Oratorio in 2 Parti, L'anno 1720 1720
* K 299 Il Testamento di nostro Signor Gesù Cristo sul Calvario. Oratorio in 2 parti 1726
* K 300 La Desposizione dalla Croce di Gesù Cristo Salvator nostro. Componimento sacro per Musica al SSmo Sepolcro 1728
* Any Partitas, Sinfonias, Overtures, or Sonatas or Septet in minor keys (K 319-397)
* K 395-397 Sonatas pastorale a 3
* Gradus Ad Parnassum in English
* Oratorium Germanicum de Passione 1731
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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
=={{Cat|Caccini, Giulio}} (1551–1618)==
*[[Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle (Caccini, Giulio)]] is startlingly incomplete; 1614 print is desired. 

=={{Cat|Caetani, Roffredo}} (1871–1961)==
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* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.9
* Piano Trio, Op.5
* Violin Sonata in B-flat, Op.6 (published 1899)
* 12 Variations on a Prelude by Chopin, Op.7 (pub. 1898 by Schott)
* Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (published ca.1901)
* La commedia d'un musicista for piano (poss. pub. ca.1914?)

=={{Cat|Cairanne, Marius}} (1859–1910)==
Most works self-published/published by eponymous firm? Some works digitized at Gallica, I think.
* Miss Maud, mazurka and Ricochets, polka for orchestra (also published for piano) (pub. by the composer in 1892)
* Prince fleur d'avril : opéra-comique en un acte (text by Eugène Blairat, published 1893)
* Spanish Maiden, waltz (Chappell, 1893) (may be the same as Juanita, valse espagnole, pub. 1890, or another work, first published under another title by the composer.)
* Sous le chêne. Romance (Paroles de B. Broux et d'Appy) (Paris : Albert Donnadey, [1888])

=={{Cat|Caldara, Antonio}} (1670–1736)==
* Medea in Corinto (Cantata, 1711, manuscript or first edition)
* Santo Stefano, primo Re d'Ungheria (Oratorio, 1713)
* La Conversione di Clodoveo Re di Francia (Oratorio, 1715)
* Il Re del dolore (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* Cristo condannato (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1717)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* Missa Matri dolorosa; Missa Laetere; Missa pro Defunctorum; etc.
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701
* 4 volumi di composizioni per clavicembalo
* 23 fughe con variazione
* capriccio
* arpeggio
* Proba organistica

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==
* Quintet for flute and strings, Op.79 (MauC 3)
* IX Favorit Gesaenge für Vier Singstimmen (TTBB), Op.10 (Call was known for his men's choruses, and is said to have helped make the genre popular)
* also Opp.109, 110 (likewise sets of men's choruses - expand our collection...)
* Serenade for flute, guitar, and string trio, Op.9 (pub.1804, Bureau des Arts).

=={{Cat|Callaerts, Joseph}} (1838–1901)==
* Canzonetta for pf., Op.9 (pub. by Schott, 1875)
* Piano Trio, Op.16
* Piano Sonata, Op.3
* Symphony in C major (ca.1877) (there is a copy of the parts - manuscript? - at Artesis Plantijn Hoges. ...)
* Symphony, Op.13 (BSB has reduction, pub. by Schott. Not digitized as yet). This may be the Symphony in C minor performed from manuscript during the Fêtes musicales of 1880 in Brussels, see {{GoogleB|4eU8AAAAMAAJ|PP32|Le Guide Musical: Revue Internationale de la Musique}} (22 Janvier 1880 issue))
* Concertos: for organ and orchestra (pub. Schott, 1920s)
**also, violin concertpiece in E (ms. score and parts in Fleisher Collection)
* 15 Improvisations for organ, Op.1 (pub. Heugel, 1858)

=={{Cat|Campbell-Tipton, Louis}} (1877–1921)==
* Tone poems for voice and piano, Op.3 (pub.1904?)
* Romanza appassionata : duo pour violon et piano, op.2
* Suite pastorale for violin and piano, Op.27 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
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* ''Triptyque for voice and orchestra'' (1914); piano-vocal score: Deiss & Crépin, 1924; orchestral score: R. Deiss, 1929

=={{Cat|Caplet, André}} (1878–1925)==
*''Myrrha'', Prix de Rome Cantata
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* Quintet for Winds and Piano (pub. 1996) (dated 1899 autograph manuscript is at BNF)

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883, dedicated to Prof. Door. One of 8+ sonatas, {{sb}})
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*Piano Trio in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886. At BSB undigitized- request??)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896. Ms dated 1894 - same work? @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*String quartet in A minor (manuscript @ÖNB)
*String quartet in F (manuscript dated 1901 @ÖNB)
*String quintets in E minor and F major (")
*8? violin sonatas (at least some published, some in manuscript @ÖNB)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Piano sonata in B-flat minor (Robitschek?)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42 (pub.1910-or-11)
*Sinfonietta in A-flat (manuscript @ÖNB)
*Berg-Symphonie (")
*Symphony in C minor and D major (")
*Piano Quintet in A-flat (manuscript dated 1902 @ ÖNB)
*Opera Hero und Leander (pub.)

=={{Cat|Carrillo, Julián}} (1875–1965)==
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*Preludio a Colón (1924)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==

=={{Cat|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==

* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score
* Serenate op.46 (1930), full score and parts
* Ricercare sul nome Guido M. Gatti (1942), for piano
* À la maniere de... op. 17 , for piano

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (1812–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908. However: Wikipasdecalais has born 1812, as does the Peters Catalog. fl.1905 seems a reasonable concluding flourishing date. So: 1812-fl./ca.1905; and one omits fl. in Cat lines here.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1830–1905; above are floruit dates) is apparently distinct from {{Cat|Casorti, Alessandro}} (1830–67). “b.1908” cannot be a birth year; Bogentechnik is apparently 19th century. [[User:Pml|PML]] 1 February 2011
*Rasche Tonleitern, Op.62

=={{Cat|Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario}} (1895–1968)==
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* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi (©1920)
* Stelle Cadenti (©1919)
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz) (pub.1954 or n.d.[1954])
* String Quartet in G (comp.1929, ©1931) (first of 3 numbered quartets, others are in ms.)
* Concerto italiano : in sol minore (©1926)

=={{Cat|Castro, Ricardo}} (1864–1907)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.22 (Hofmeister, pub.1905/6)
*Cello Concerto in C minor (1895), Full score and Parts.
*Oithana, Op.55

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score
* Scherzo-Tarantella - Piano score

=={{Cat|Catenhusen, Ernst}} (1833–1918)==
([[wikipedia:de:Ernst Catenhusen|German Wikipedia]] has 1841 to 1918, but VIAF gives 1833)
* Psalm 88 in D minor
* Concert overture in G major (both manuscripts at Landesbibliothek Coburg, the overture an autograph (that is, not a fair copy). Attribution of the overture not definite.)

=={{Cat|Catherine, Georges}} (1872–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Scale Study, 2 Vol. (cited by A. Bachmann; probably not under copyright in the US)

=={{Cat|Ceillier, Laurent}} (1887–1925)==
* Pièces pour Anne-Marie : 6 petites pièces à 4 mains pour de grands enfants (pub. 1913)

=={{Cat|Celega, Nicolò}} (1844–1906)==

* Minuet for strings, op.240

=={{Cat|Cellier, Alexandre}} (1883–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Suite Symphonique
* Eglises et Paysages
* Pelerinages
* Trois Chorals
* Prelude et Fugue
* Choral-Prelude sur Psaume 65
* Theme et Variations sur le Psaume 149

=={{Cat|Centola, Ernesto}} (1862–1934)==
* Op.51 Concertino, pub.1909

=={{Cat|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.109 - Cinquieme valse "Militaire"

=={{Cat|Chansarel, René}} (1864–1945)==
*Nocturne for cello and piano (pub. 1905, [[Grus]])
*Suite "En Toscane" for piano

=={{Cat|Chapí, Ruperto}} (1851–1909)==
*String Quartets 1{{EN}}4 (early editions (poss. pub. 190x?), not the 1998 new edition)

=={{Cat|Chapuis, Auguste}} (1858–1933)==
*Cello Sonata (pub.1919)
*Enguerrande. Drame lyrique en quatre actes d'après le poème dramatique de Emile Bergerat. Poème de Victor Wilder. (pub.1892)
*Les Demoiselles de St. Cyr. Comédie Musicale en quatre actes d'après la pièce d'Alexandre Dumas. Poème de A. Lénéka. (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Mors Saulis et Jonathae, H.403
* Sans frayeur dans ce bois, chaconne for soprano & continuo, H. 467 (first edition if possible)
* Caecilia, Virgo et Martyr, H.413
* Epitaphium Carpentarii H. 474 (cantata for 6 voices & continuo, manuscript or first edition if possible)
* In honorem Sancti Ludovici regis Galliae, H. 332 (manuscript or first edition if possible)
* [[In nativitatem Domini canticum, H.414 (Charpentier, Marc-Antoine)|In nativitatem Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Canticum, histoire sacrée for 4 voices, chorus, 2 treble instruments & continuo, H. 414]] (manuscript or first edition)
* Sacrificium Abrahae, H. 402 (manuscript or first edition)
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{Cat|Cherubini, Luigi}} (1760–1842)==
* Les Abencérages (1813; Vocal Score or Full Score)

=={{Cat|Chevillard, Camille}} (1859–1923)==
*Le chène et le roseau: poème symphonique, d'après la fable de la Fontaine, Op.7 (pub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Chinzer, Giovanni}} (1700–1749)==
* The Hunt for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Chop, Max}} (1862–1929)==
* Reznicek, sein Leben und seine Werke (p1920)
* Führer durch Franz Liszt’s sinfonische Dichtungen (p1894)
* Suite ''Der Heimat'' for orch. (p1901)

=={{Cat|Chopin, Frédéric}} (1810–1849)==
* Galop (1846) [probably Galop Marquis, which is already uploaded.]
* Andantino animato (1845)
* Prelude in F (1845)
* Nocturen Opus 9 no. 2 in Eb Major (Arranged for Guitar) full score (1830-1832)
* Mazur in G (Jakiez kwiaty, jakie wianki) (On the setting of a poem by Ignac Maciejowski) (August 22, 1829)
* Preludes opus 28, edited by Paderewski.
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.35 arranged for 2 pianos, 4 hands by Camille Saint-Saëns (Durand, 1907)

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{Cat|Chvála, Emanuel}} (1851–1924)==
* String Quartet in C minor (published 1898)

=={{Cat|Chwatal, Franz Xaver}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.15 (pub.1839 or ca.1832? by Schuberth)
* 3 Sonatines, Op.64 (Heinrichshoften, pub.1848)
* Introduction and Var. on a theme from the opera "Der Bergmönch", Op.11 (pub.1836, repub.2005)
* Weihnachts-Symphonie, Op.183 (toy symphony) (pub.1864)

=={{Cat|Ciandelli, Gaetano}} (1791?–1840?)==
* Basso Concerto Di Violoncello (1811)
* Composizioni strumentali in G Major for cello (1791)
* Concerto Ciaudelli Concerto per Violoncello Solo and Orchestra in C Major (1811)
* Scherzo for Cello and Orch (Piano) (Sopra alcuni pensieri della Linda di Chamounix)

=={{Cat|Cilea, Francesco}} (1866–1950)==
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* Adriana Lecouvreur (1903, opera), full score
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Flutes in G major, G.1077 (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Concerto for two flutes in G major]]
* [[Keyboard Sonatas (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Keyboard works]]
* [[Il maestro di cappella (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il maestro di cappella]], full score
* [[Il pittore parigino (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il Pittore parigino]], vocal score
* [[Requiem in G minor (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Missa pro defunctis in sol minore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (1799)
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in re minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (Vienna)
* [[Messe pour l'Avent et le Carême (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Magnificat in D full score

=={{Cat|Clapisson, Louis}} (1808–1866)==
* Horn and piano duo, Op.55 in E{{flat}} (pub.1831 by Richault)
* Ave Verum in B (H-dur) (4 voices) (ms copy at Brussels)

=={{Cat|Clapp, Philip Greeley}} (1888–1954)==
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* O Gladsome Light (pub.1908)
* Suite for Brass (pub.1938, PD-CA?)
* Opera The Flaming Brand (pub.1954, PD-CA?)
* Symphonies (12+2 unnumbered early?) (published? or all only in manuscript? Broadcasts exist of several of them.)
* A Chant of Darkness (pub.1934, song to words by Helen Keller) (PD-CA?)
* Suite for Trombone Quartet (pub.1939)
(&c?)

=={{Cat|Clarke, Hamilton}} (1840–1912)==
*Flute Sonata n.2, Op.153 (p.1883?)
*String Quartet in A op.246 (ca.1895)

=={{Cat|Claussmann, Aloÿs}} (1850–1926)==
* Organ works / Œuvres pour orgue

=={{Cat|Clemens non Papa, Jacobus}} (ca.1510–1556)==
* Missa Pastores quidnam vidisits

=={{Cat|Clement, Franz}} (1780–1842)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.4 (pub.ca.1804/5) (recently reissued and collected into full score in a 2005 A-R Editions pub.)
*Piano Quartet "Grand Quatuor" (pub.ca.1804)
*Piano Concerto Op.5 (pub.1803)

=={{Cat|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Symphonies
* Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coenen, Johannes Meinardus}} (1825–1899)==
*Symphony in B minor (pub. 1867. {{RISMc|701000293|B-Br Ms II 4106 Mus Fétis 3087}} - description of Belgian Library ms copy)
*Clarinet Concertino in B{{flat}} (1882, Seeling)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)
*Hiawatha, Op.18, symphonic poem (p.1894)
*Nancy Thatcher, Op.40, opera (ms, 1897 @ Connecticut College)
*2 Songs, Op.35/69?, p.1895
*3 Little Piano Trios, Op.62
*Mass in D minor, Op.53 (pub.1902)
*String Quartet, Op.19 ("Aria" pub.1894)
*Excalibur for orchestra, Op.180 (pub.1931 though poss. "n.d." Orch. score at LoC, materials at FLP.)

=={{Cat|Cohan, George Michael}} (1878–1942)==
* Star Spangled Spectacular (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel}} (1875–1912)==
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{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Nonet in F minor, Op.2 (performed publicly in 1894 with a public review in Musical Times so manuscript if scanned may be PD? don't know.- Schissel)
*3 Hiawathan Sketches for Violin and Piano opus 16 (1896)

=={{Cat|Colombi, Giuseppe}} (1635–1694)==
* Chiacona a Basso Solo (1st piece ever written for solo cello) (1670)
* Toccata da Violone Solo (1670)

=={{Cat|Concone, Giuseppe}} (1801–1861)==
* 25 Melodious Studies; Easy And Progressive, Op. 24 (pub. by 1892 at latest so PD. - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo}} (1681–1732)==
* Festi teatrali
* Oratorios

=={{Cat|Copland, Aaron}} (1900–1990)==
<big>'''(US only; nothing after 1924!)'''</big>

* Old Poem (1920)
* Pastorale for voice (1921)
* Honkytonk Blues (1921)
* Three Moods for piano (1921)
* Four Motets for mixed voices (1921)
** Help us, O Lord
** Sing ye Praises to our King
** Have Mercy on us, O My Lord
** Thou, O Jehovah, Abideth Forever
* Sonata in G Major for piano (1921)
* Petit Portrait for piano (1921)
* Alone for voice (1922)
* Cortege Macabre for orchestra (1923)
* As It Fell Upon a Day for voice, flute, and clarinet (1923)
* Movement for String Quartet (1924)
* Symphony for organ and orchestra (1924)

=={{Cat|Cords, Gustav}} (1870–1951)==
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*Schulerkonzert Op.41 (pub.1913)
*Melodia appassionata (for cornet) (pub.1905)
*Trio Op.61 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Corelli, Arcangelo}} (1653–1713)==
* Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 8, (Christmas concerto) parts
* Trio sonata Opus 2 No. 12, Chaconne, parts
* La Folia, Milstein Edition
* op. post.: Sinfonia in D minor, WoO 1
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 2 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699)[12]
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 3 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699 – incomplete/dubious)
* op. post.: 6 Sonate a tre, WoO 5–10 (Amsterdam 1714)

=={{Cat|Cornelius, Peter}} (1824–1874)==
*4 String Quartets (1841-1842, in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Corrette, Michel}} (1709–1795)==
* Les '''''Méthodes'''''
* the 25 '''''Concertos Comiques'''''
* Opp. 3 and 4 Concertos
* Le Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Récréations du Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Voyages du Berger Fortuné aux Indes Orientales, 1737
* L'Asne dort, 1740
* Op. 26 Concerti
* Le Phenix, Concerto pour quatre Violoncelles, Violes ou Bassons, c. 1735
* Concerto Spirituel, 1731
* Pastorale, 1732
* III Concerto de Noëls, 1735
* Noëls Suisses, 1737
* Noël Allemand "Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich", 1741
* Concerto de noëls, 1754, perdu
* Les Ages. Ballet Pantomime, œuvre X (28 juillet 1733)
* Concert de Simphonies, œuvre XV, incomplet, 1735.
* Six Symphonies en Quatuor sur les Noëls, 1762
* Carillon, ajouté à la Messe des Morts de Gilles, 1764.
* Opp. 12 and 25
* Les Amusemens du Parnasse. Méthode courte et facile pour apprendre à toucher le Clavecin, avec les plus jolis airs à la mode, où les doigts sont chiffrés pour les Commençans (all 8 books)
* Divertissements pour le clavecin ou le forte piano, avec le Combat naval, 1779
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Leçons de Ténèbres à voix seule avec accompagnement de l'orgue, pour la premier de chaque jour, le Mercredi, le Jeudi et le Vendredi Saint, 1784.
* Op. 6

=={{Cat|Corteccia, Francesco}} (1502–1571)==
*Passione secondo Giovanne 1527

=={{Cat|Couperin, François}} (1668–1733)==
* Leçons de Tenebres [FWC] ''The non-pd-US Brunold edition is at [[Leçons de ténèbres (Couperin, François)]]. Facs. would be nice; there is also a [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Leçons_de_Tenébres_(François_Couperin) transposed edition at cpdl]].''
* Concerts Royaux (Facsimile); this is an appendix to the original ''Pieces de clavecin'' ''with its own page: [[Concerts royaux (Couperin, François)]]''
* A full score is wanting for [[Les Nations (Couperin, François)]], presently only in partbooks.

=={{Cat|Couperin, Louis}} (1626–1661)==
* Œuvre d'orgue
* Œuvre d'Clavecin (Complete, Full Score)
* Oldham Manuscript
* 2 fantaisies for 2 viols
* 1 simphonie, for one instrument and basso continuo
* 2 simphonies, for two instruments and basso continuo
* 2 fantaisies à 5 for shawm band
* 2 fantaisies à 5 (for strings?)

=={{Cat|Le Couppey, Félix}} (1811–1887)==

=={{Cat|Courvoisier, Walter}} (1875–1931)==
*5 Songs for Chorus, Op.34 (published in 1931)

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* 2 Morceaux pour orchestre (Mélodie & À l'espagnole) (Gutmann, 1888, repub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Studio per il pianoforte, Op. 50, in first edition (or autograph?!)
* Sonata in E minor, Op.59

=={{Cat|Crane, Helen C.}} (1868–ca.1930–1944)==
* String Trio in G minor, Op.21 (pub.1908. "H.C. Crane" -attribution to Helen C. Crane also a guess, via MusicSack. HMB 1908 p.136 does give "Helen C. Crane" though they might also be guessing...)

=={{Cat|Cras, Jean}} (1879–1932)==

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Crawford, Thomas James}} (1877–1955)==
* Scherzo & 2nd Romance for organ, published 1904 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Crémont, Pierre}} (1784–1846)==
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.1 (composed and premiered 1815, pub.1815 or 1816) (wrote at least 11, according to Worldcat) ({{WC|45207065}}- parts at Free Lib. Philadelphia)
* Clarinet Concerto Op.4 (1817 or other early edition, not modern of course)

=={{Cat|Cristo, Pedro de}} (1545–1618)==
* Salva nos, Domine a 8
* Osanna Filio David
* Sanctorum meritis

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Croze-Magnan, Jean-Baptiste de}} (1820–1891)==
* 6th & 7th Messes solennelle (pub.1862, 1879)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Introduction et Air varié Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (premiered 1804, rewritten, then published 1831/32, [[Richault]])
* Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano (Dresden, 1822, republished, with a quartet-accompaniment arrangement, 1885)

=={{Cat|Cui, César}} (1835–1918)==
*Full scores of operas (manuscript or engraved):
**''Prisoner of the Caucasus''
**''The Mandarin's Son''
**''William Ratcliff''
**''Mlada (Act 1)''
**''Angelo''
**''Le Flibustier''
**''The Saracen''
**''Feast in Time of Plague''
**''The Snow Bogatyr''' (At least a full score of the introduction was made.)
**''Mateo Falcone''
**''The Captain's Daughter''
**Musorgsky: ''The Fair at Sorochintsy''
*''Prisoner of the Caucasus'' -- 2nd Russian edition (ca. 1885)
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (collaborated with Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, completion of original by Alexander Dragomyschski).

=={{Cat|Cutter, Benjamin}} (1857–1910)==
* Piano trio in A minor (no.2), Op.24 (pub.1894)
* Mass in D (cop 1898)

=={{Cat|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374 (nos.2&3)
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368
* "O Salutaris Hostia" (possibly 3 or 4 different settings by the composer?)
* 8 or more masses?
* 30 Etudes Brilliants op.753
* Piano Trio No.4 Op.289
* Introduction & Variations Concertant on a Tirolienne in F minor for Piano & Cello Op.248
* Piano Concerto in C major, Op.78
* Requiems in c and f
* All Symphonies
* All Organ works
* Mass in c

=={{Cat|Čart, Jiří}} (1708–1774)==
(actually ca.1774/1780 or so... also known as [[wikipedia:de:Georg Czarth|Georg Czarth]], Georg Zarth, etc. Jiri Cart is the VIAF-preferred name.)
* 2 flute sonatas in G (at Berlin SBB)
* Flute sonata in G (mistaken for, or actually by and once attributed to Zarth but now etc., but also having the designation GraunWV D:XVII:90 - @Sing-Akademie zu Berlin)



=={{Cat|Daffner, Hugo}} (1882–1936)==
* Piano Trio in F, Op.10 (©1910 by Junne)
* Organ Sonata, Op.1
* 3 Pieces for piano 4 hands, Op.9 (pub. by Junne, 1909 or 1910?)

=={{Cat|Dalquen, Franz M.}} (1804–1877)==
May be the same as Frédéric d'Alquen to whom the following is attributed.
* 2 Morceaux de Genre pour Violoncelle (ou Violon) avec Piano. (Romance & Tarantelle.) Pub. 1883 by Schott. (HMB 1883 p.317.)

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Caprice, Op.174 (pub.1893)
* Concertino (pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Charles}} (1817–1907)==
*School Of Mechanism, Op. 74
*String Quartets, particularly no.13 in B minor op.160
*Violin Concerto Opus 78 full score and reduction for violin & piano
*Piano Trios Op.22 (#1), 40 (#3) (pub. by 1846, 1847 acc. HMB, BdlF respectively)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Léopold}} (1822–1895)==
(Jean-Pierre-Léopold Dancla, younger brother of Charles; they also had a sister, Laure, who was a fairly well-known pianist (and composer??).)
* String Quartet, Op.27 (Richault, 1858)
* 3e air varié pour le violon, avec... de piano, sur la Dernière Pensée de Bellini, Op.4 (Schonenberger, 1850)
* 3 petits (piano) trios, Op.59

=={{Cat|Daneau, Nicolas}} (1866–1944)==
* String Quartet in D (published by Cranz, 1921)
* Piano Quintet in C (pub. Cranz 1921)

=={{Cat|Dannehl, Franz}} (1870–1947)==
* Piano Sonata in A major, Op.74 (pub. ca. 1920-22??)
* Piano Sonata in D major, Op.78 (published 1922 by Zierfuss - HMB 1922 p.128)
* Slow waltz (Langsamer walzer), Op.76 No.2 for piano (also published 1922 by Zierfuss)
* Cello sonata in A-flat major, Op.103 (©1939 - non-PD-US probably)
* Gebet, Op.80 or Op.80 No.3 (©1923)

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major, Op. 30
* Flute Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 31
* 3 Quartets for bassoon and strings, Op. 40
* Flute Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 42
* Flute Concerto No. 4 in D major, Op. 43
* 3 Potpourris for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 45 (1814)
* Symphonie concertante in E♭ major for wind quintet and orchestra (1785)
* Symphonie concertante in B♭ major for flute, clarinet and orchestra, Op. 41
* Opera "Der Quasi-Mann" (1789)
* Opera "Ber Berggeist" (the score is in Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Darke, Harold}} (1888–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Communion Service in F (the one pub. by Stainer 1913?)
*Rhapsody, Op.4, pub.1908
*Te Deum & Jubilate, pub.1910
*3 Songs of Innocence, pub.1911
*Quartet for Piano and Winds (premiered by 1909)

=={{Cat|Dārziņš, Volfgangs}} (1906–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Dauprat, Louis-François}} (1781–1868)==
* Horn Concertos 3 and 4 opp.18, 19 (pub.1824 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Daussoigne-Méhul, Alexandre}} (1829–1902)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.98, pub.1895 (by Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Davenport, Francis Williams}} (1847–1925)==
* 1st Symphony in D-minor (Unsure if published, entered in competiton in which it came ahead of Stanfords 1st)
* 2nd Symphony in G
* Overture "Twelth Night"
* Prelude & Fugue for Orchestra
* Piano Trio in B-flat, Op. 5
* Six Pieces for Piano & Cello

=={{Cat|David, Félicien}} (1810–1876)==
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (full score, pub.1846) (see {{WC|34127326}}, BdlF 1846 p.572)

=={{Cat|David, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4
* Violin Concerto No.4, Op.23 (any edition incl. 1908 Breitkopf edition ok...)

=={{Cat|David, Karl Heinrich}} (1884–1951)==
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* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.7 (pub. 1911, [[Hug]])
* Das hohe Lied Salomonis, Op.12 (pub. 1914?)

=={{Cat|Dayas, William H.}} (1864–1903)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (published 1889, Kistner)
::(NY Public Library has this but in library only, not circ.)
* Violin Sonata, Op.11 (composed March 1898 and published 1898, Kistner)
* Cello Sonata, Op.12 (composed and published 1901, Kistner)

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
:: Is this the work? [[Printemps (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Sonatas 4 (for oboe, horn, and harpsichord), 5 (for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, and piano), and 6 (for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello, harp, harpsichord, and piano)
::These were incomplete as of Debussy's death in 1918, but if anyone knows where there are fragments or sketches of them, that would be very helpful. --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 12:56, 4 April 2013
*Orchestral version of 5 Poèmes de Charles Baudelaire
*Orchestral version of Trois ballades de François Villon --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 5:04, 31 January 2014
* Rêverie arranged for organ by Palmer Christian (BMC, 1919)
* La Flûte de Pan ou Syrinx (Revised by A. Ljungar-Chapelon), La Flûte de Pan (MS. Brussels) (Autographus Musicus AM037)
::This work was first published on 1927 as Sylinx. Only Score parts are required.
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon (Album Leaf for piano) – ''first publ. 2003, copyright in Canada until 2054''
* Nocturne and Scherzo for Piano and Cello, L. 26 – ''first publ. 1995, copyright in Canada until 2046''
* Intermezzo for Cello and Orchestra (or piano), L. 27 – ''first publ. 1944 ed. by Gregor Piatigorsky (1903–1976), copyright in Canada until 2027''
:This is really more of an arrangement by Piatigorsky anyway.
:It looks like the G. Henle Verlag edition (pub. 1986) is actually PD in the EU and Canada, but not in the U.S.: [[Piano Trio in G major (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", for piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)
*3 Vortragsstücke für Holzblasinstrumente mit Pfte. (Aus dem Nachlass hrsg. v. H. Kundigraber.) (Capriccio for flute, rondo for oboe, rondo for clarinet.) (published by Siegel, 1912.)

=={{Cat|Deigendesch, Karl}} (1839–1911)==
*Die Errettung des Moses, Op.58 (pub.ca.1903)
*3 Marienlieder, Op.93 (pub. Böhm & Sohn, 1908)
*Festkantate, Op.84 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Delafosse, Léon}} (1874–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1900, Heugel)
* Piano Concerto A-dur

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?) (materials @ Fleisher but hopefully not only there)

=={{Cat|Delannoy, Marcel}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*État de veille : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Robert Desnos, op. 48 (pub. 1946, Max Eschig)
*String Quartet in E major (pub. 1931, Durand)
*Rapsodie for trumpet, alto saxophone, cello and piano (pub. 1934, Heugel)
*Sérénade concertante for violin and piano (pub. 1938, Associated Music)

=={{Cat|Deldevez, Édouard Marie Ernest}} (1817–1897)==
*String Quartets, Op.10 (pub.1857, 1879 (score))
*String Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1864, 1879 (score))

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
*Romance (for cello and piano) (1896)
*Caprice and Elegy for Cello and Piano, (1930)

=={{Cat|Delune, Louis}} (1876–1940)==
* Symphony in C (perf. in 1906 in Boston)
* String Quartets
* Piano Quintet

=={{Cat|Demersseman, Jules}} (1833–1866)==
*op.81 Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op.60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op.53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op.50 6 fantaisies fl and pf

=={{Cat|Demessieux, Jeanne}} (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Nativité, op.4 (1944; dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Dupré. Ms @ BNF. Not published until 2005?)
* Six Études, op.5 (pub. 1946)
* Sept Méditations sur le Saint-Esprit, op.6 (pub. 1947)
* Triptyque, op.7 (pub. 1949)
* Te Deum, op.11 (pub. 1959)
* Prélude et Fugue en Ut, op.13 (pub.1965)
* "Chanson de Roland" for chorus, mezzo soprano, and orchestra
* Poème for organ and orchestra, op.9 (published in score and reduction in 1952)
* Ballade for horn and piano (published 1962)

=={{Cat|Depas, Ernest}} (1809–1889)==
* Grand Duo (in E{{flat}}) for piano and violin, Op.80 (pub.1862)
* Remaining piano trios

=={{Cat|Derckum, Franz}} (1812–1872)==
* String quintet, Op.15 (pub.1866)

=={{Cat|Déré, Jean}} (1886–1970)==
* String Quartet in C minor (1905, unpub.?)
* Air de ballet, Op.6 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Destenay, Edouard}} (1850–1924)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (published 1907)
* Piano Quintet No.1 (published 1899)
* Piano Trio in A minor (published 1910)
* Quintet No.2 Op.12 (strings and harp) (published 1905)

=={{Cat|Dett, Robert Nathaniel}} (1882–1942)==
* Tropic Winter (piano)
* Cinnamon Grove (piano)
* Enchantment (piano)
* After the Cakewalk (piano)
* Cave of the Winds (piano)
* Inspiration Waltzes (piano)
* Nepenthe and the Muse (piano)

=={{Cat|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Flute quartet (for flute, violin, viola, cello) in b minor, opus 16 number 3
* Presto for 2 flutes
* Quartet for Bassoon and strings Opus 73

=={{Cat|Diémer, Louis}} (1843–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.22 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Diener, Olga}} (1890–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartets (54 of them? autograph scores @ Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Bern. Unpublished?)

=={{Cat|Dieren, Bernard van}} (1887–1936)==
* Impromptu (fantasiestück) for solo violin (published 1909)
* 3 Lieder, Op.4 (published 1908)
* Canzonetta in E minor for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1909)

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dietrich, Albert}} (1829–1908)==
*Cello Concerto in G Minor, Op. 32
*Symphony in D minor, Op.20

=={{Cat|Dieupart, Charles}} (1667–1740)==
* 6 Sonates pour flûte à bec et basse continue (Londres, 1717)
* environ 30 Airs entre 1729 et 1731, dans The Musical Miscellany
* Select Lessons for Harpsichord or Spinett (Walsh, London)
* Concerto à 5 pour violon, cordes et basse continue
* Concerto à 5 pour hautbois, cordes et basse continue en la majeur
* Concerto à 5 pour flûte, cordes et basse continue en la mineur
* 2 Concertos grossos
* 2 Concertos pour deux chœurs en mi mineur, en si bémol majeur
* Concerto pour trompette, deux hautbois et basse continue en si mineur

=={{Cat|Dimitrescu, Constantin}} (1847–1928)==
* String Quartet No.5, Op.42 (pub.1890)
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Rustic Dance for cello and piano (as well as any other arrangements)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Die Weihnachtsgeschichte op.10 (full scores)
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Complete Organ Works
Note: PD-CA but even the 2-piano sonata opus 1 is from 1931 so only unpublished works - if those - are PD-US. BSB has works by Distler (so they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Dobrowen, Issay}} (1894–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata, Op.15 (©1923, rev.1927)
* Piano Concerto, Op.20 (©1928, poss. earlier editions exist)
* Mélodie hebraïque : pour violon et piano, Op.12 (pub. 1918)
* Märchen für Violin & Piano, Op.16 (published 1923 by Universal Edition)

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)
* Andante for Violin and Piano, Op.71 (p.1850) (conf. BdlF, HMB)
* 11th and 12th nocturnes (Opp.69, 70) (p.1850, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reduction
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Szimfonikus percek'', Op. 36 (1933, pub. 1935 or n.d.(1935))

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Gaetano}} (1797–1848)==
* L'assedio di Calais (melodramma lirico, 1836; publ. Ricordi); copies at the Library of Congress, Eastman School of Music, and Harvard University, and unavailable through interlibrary loan; no other known copies in North America
* Sonata in C major for flute and piano
* Solo Viola Part from Viola Concerto in D Minor
{{Laundry|Donizetti, Gaetano}}

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Giuseppe}} (1788–1856)==
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{Cat|Dopper, Cornelis}} (1870–1939)==
* Cello Concerto (composed 1910, revised 1923) (autographs at NMI. ded. to Gerard Hekking)
* Symphonies (7. Published? Many of the mss. at NMI. Syms. 2, 3 published 2001)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Charles James}} (1839–1909)==
* Tramore Waltzes (for guitar and 2 mandolins; pub.1895 by J. White)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont}} (1804–1892)==
* Die Nibelungen, opera, Op.73 (pub.1855/6?)

=={{Cat|Dotzauer, Friedrich}} (1783–1860)==
*Variations to Nel cor piú-Mich fliehen alle Freuden from the Opera La Molinara by Paisiello for Cello solo, Op.183
*Piano Trio Op.180 (Damköhler, 1851)
*Cello concerto op.27
*Quartet for Bassoon and Strings Opus 36
*Cello concerto op.66
*Cello concerto op.72
*Cello concerto op.81
*Cello concerto op.82
*Cello concerto op.84 in e minor
*Cello concerto op.93 (pub. by A. Farrenc and by N. Simrock, by 1829. Mentioned in volume 4, 1829, of Revue musicale)
*Cello concerto op.100
*Cello concerto op.101 in F major
*3 Preludes and Fugues for Cello Op.178

=={{Cat|Douay, Émile}} (1802–1882)==
ca.1802 to after 1882? Death date seems to be unknown... Treated as alive in a 1882 biographical dictionary. For a lengthy biography, see [http://jean-jose-marchand.over-blog.com/article-decouverte-baudelairienne-inesperee-quatre-partitions-du-compositeur-emile-douay-39846310.html Blog entry]. Cousin of Albert Douay (1809-70). Perhaps related to {{LinkName|Georges|Douay}}?
* String Quartet, published 1859 (@BNF, also noted in BdlF p282)
* 2 string quintets, published 1859 (BdlF p.94 eg)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction - Klavierauszug/vocal score is completely available!
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction) - Sorry, has never been published! For more information ask IDG or noten.png@aol.com
* Serenade, Op.49
* Der gebundene Styl. Lehrbuch für Kontrapunkt und Fuge (©1902)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.51 (1890, c1892) (Forberg edition, not modern edition!!)
* Scene for Violin, Op.69

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
* Toccata in F minor (from Suite No. 1) (we have suite no.1)

=={{Cat|Drigo, Riccardo}} (1846–1930)==
* The Talisman (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Magic Flute (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Awakening of Flora (1894) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Trois from "The Fairy Doll" (1903) ''Piano reduction''
* La Perle (1896) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Drouet, Louis François Philippe}} (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* Symphony No.2 in D major (pub.1913)
* Symphony No.3 in A major (pub./©1923) (PD-CA/EU, anyway)
* Cantilène for violin, cello (or horn) and piano (or organ) (pub.1903, [[Heugel]])
* Adonis, poème symphonique (pub. [[Heugel]] in reduction at least, 1901, 1907 in full score)
* 42 Pieces pour Orgue
* Entrée for Organ
* Dixtuor (1907, published 1909. New edition of 2007 exists but 1909 edition should be used)
* Concert-capriccioso for Piano and Orchestra c-moll (1876) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Dufresne, G.}} (fl. 1877)==
* Danse orientale, No.3/3 Pièces caractéristiques

=={{Cat|Dukas, Paul}} (1865–1935)==
* ''Allegro'', for piano (1925)
* ''Ariane et Barbe-bleue'', piano solo transcription
* ''Fanfare pour précéder la Péri'', any arrangement for piano
* ''Götz de Berlichingen'' (overture? 1884 manuscript. first published 2007. unless performed before 1961, may not be hostable?-Schissel)
* ''L'apprenti sorcier'' (''The sorcerer's apprentice''), arrangement pour orgue seul (organ solo transcription)
* ''Modéré'', for piano (published posthumously in 1936)
* ''Polyeucte'', any arrangement for 1 or 2 pianos
* ''Vocalise-étude'' (''alla gitana'')

=={{Cat|Dumonchau, Charles-François}} (1775–1821)==
* 6 Sonatines, Op.15 (ca.1807?)
* 3 Fortepiano Sonatas, Op.28 (pub.1807/8)
=={{Cat|Du Mont, Henry}} (ca.1610 — 8 May 1684)==
*[[Cinq messes en plain-chant (Du Mont, Henry)]] contains only one of Guilmant's 'realizations' but the original is available at Gallica; more intriguing is Liszt's accompaniment, glimpsed [http://spellerweb.net/cmindex/Dumont/DumontCredo.pdf here.] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 00:09, 25 August 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.22
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)
* Passacaglia in G minor, Op.23 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Dupin, Paul}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jean-Christophe..., for piano and voice/piano (pub. E. Demets, 1908)
* Recueil de mélodies, for voice and piano (pub. M. Senart, 1909; republished Recital Publications)
* Poëmes, for string quartet (pub. M. Senart, 1909) (we have suite 1)
* La Payse à Jean, for voice, violin and piano (pub. Durand, 1918)
* Dentelles, for piano (pub. Costallat, 1927)
* Sept noëls familiers (pub. R. Deiss, 1928)
* Trois noëls, for voice and piano (pub. M. Eschig, 1935)

=={{Cat|Duport, Jean-Louis}} (1749–1819)==
*3 Duos, 2vc, (1782)
*Cello Concerto No.1 in A Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.2 in G Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.5 in D Major,(ca.1814)
*Cello Concerto No.6 in D minor,(ca.1815)
*3 Duos for cello and harp, Op.40 (1818)
*3 Nocturnes, Op. 70, vn/vc hrp

=={{Cat|Durand, Emile}} (1830–1903)==
* Traité de composition musicale (pub. Durand, 1899)

=={{Cat|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Instructions on the art of playing the piano-forte or harpsichord, or in German: Pianoforte Schule, without collaboration with Pleyel, Cramer or Clementi.

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115 (©1921, Hudebni mat.)
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major (B. 10) – ''first publ. 1975, possibly copyright in Canada until 2026''
** piano arr. first published 1929, see {{LinkWork|Cello Concerto in A major|B.10|Dvořák|Antonín|0}} (pd-ca only for now)
* Kate and the devil, Opera Op.112 (pub.1908 in v.s.)
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48 (we have parts)
* String Quartet No.6 (5 is a reconstruction by Günter Raphael) (pub.1948 (op.2), 1962 (B-flat), 1964 (no.3 in D), 1982 (op.12))
** String Quartet No.6 op.12 was reconstructed by Jarmil Burghauser (d.1997) whose editorial work—which includes composing several bars—probably meets a standard of originality & would be ineligible for upload
* Songs my mother taught me (from Gypsy songs), Op.55 No.4 (violin and piano version by Louis Persinger) - ''Persinger d.1966 so only PD-CA (US?)''
*String Quintet op 1 (first pub.1943, so PD-CA,EU only)



=={{Cat|Earl, Mary}} (1862–1932)==
*Flowers and Ferns
*German Airs: Medley Two-Step
*Sesame: Intermezzo Arabian

=={{Cat|Ebel, Arnold}} (1883–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphonische Ouverture : (Appassionata), Op.13 (pub.1914)
*Requiem after Hebbel, Op.17 (pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (I)}} (ca.1500–1576)==
* [titles unknown] compositions in the songbooks of the Danish court chapel of 1541 ms Royal Library Copenhagen
:[rem: the year 1541 seems incorrect because David Ebel sr was at the Danish court from 1551. If the year is correct, these compositions are by yet another David Ebel, possibly the father of David sr. This would also explain the unrealistic alternate death dates of David sr and the unrealistic lifespan of David sr and David jr of before 1520 to 1639]
* In dulce jubilo (Fuga 6 vocum). Motet. Voices. c1556 ms ascribed to Dav. Abell
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630
* Praeambulum (Preludium) in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum (Preludium) pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (II)}} (ca.1576–1639)==
* Currant Ab., Anno 1626. Organ. 1626 ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeludium ex clave G ab Org. Organ ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeambulum in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630

=={{Cat|Ebel, Hermann}} (ca.1550–1616)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Eberl, Anton}} (1765–1807)==
* Symphony in D minor, Op.34 (pub. 1808 ca.)

=={{Cat|Eberlin, Johann Ernst}} (1702–1762)==
* Requiem Full Score
* Toccatas and Fugues Full Scores ( in progress!)
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Ebers, Carl Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Bassoon Concerto, Op.41 (pub.ca.1817)
* Flute Duos, Op.55 (pub.ca.1815)
* Grosse Sinfonie (Concertante), Op.40 (pub.ca.1817)
* Overture, Op.45 (pub.ca.1818)
* Freischütz-Fantaisie, Op.46 (pub.ca.1811, @BSB)
* Beethoven Sym. 3 arr. for double quintet

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Egger, Max}} (1863–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Frau Holda, opera (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Eggert, Joachim Nicolas}} (1779–1813)==
* Sextet (pub.1818 ca., Breitkopf und Härtel)
* Piano Quartet Op.3 (pub.ca.1813, B&H)
* Symphony (not sure which?) (was pub.ca.1815, B&H. Poss. no.3 in {{K|Eb}}?)

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtlied, for violin and orchestra Op. 14 (p.1911)
*Sinfonisches Suite, Op.22 (p.1925)

=={{Cat|Eichberg, Julius}} (1824–1893)==

=={{Cat|Eijken, Johan Albert van}} (1823–1868)==
* Organ works
* Ouvertüre, Entr’-Acte u. Chöre zum Trauerspiel "Lucifer" (after Vondel), Op.40 (pub.1860)

=={{Cat|Eisler, Hanns}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Froissart Overture Op. 19 (full score [London (Novello) 1890])
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Pomp and Circumstance March Op. 39 No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op. 39 No. 6 (Full Score)
:P&C5 in full score is already up, but unfortunately subject to blocking owing to the 95-year copyright in the US, which expires in 2020. P&C6 exists as either unpublished sketch fragments or the full score and parts realised by Anthony Payne, who is still living and would have full rights as co-author, so this is a fairly unrealistic wish. Regards, [[User:Pml|PML]] 9 July 2010
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)
* Go, song of mine, Op. 57 (First edition, London: Novello 1909)
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)

=={{Cat|Ellerton, John Lodge}} (1801–1873) ==
* 3 Quartets, Op.70 (nos.44–46) (pub.1873/74?, Schott)
* 3 Quartets, Op.71 (nos.47–49) (likewise)

=={{Cat|Ellicott, Rosalind}} (1857–1924)==
or Rosalind Frances Ellicott.
* 2 Piano Trios (pub.ca.1891)
* Elysium : for soprano solo, chorus, and orchestra
* Henry of Navarre : a choral ballad : with orchestral accompaniment ad. lib. (poss. avail. at Google or Hathitrust?)
and other works published before 1923.

=={{Cat|Elmas, Stephan}} (1862–1937)==
*[[Piano Concerto No.3 (Elmas, Stephan)|3rd piano concerto]] (pub.1906?)
*[[Quatuor (Elmas, Stephan)|Piano Quartet in D minor]] (pub.1923, Steingräber - See {{HMBref|1923|111}}, and possibly by 1880s by Wetzler? - see {{WC|637911941}}.)

=={{Cat|Elsner, Józef}} (1769–1854)==
* Oratorio, Męka Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ)
* Masses
* Requiem
* 8 Symphonies
* Keyboard sonatas
* Polonaises with Orchestra

=={{Cat|Emborg, Jens Laursøn}} (1876{{EN}}1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Oktober: String Quartet No.4, Op.42 (pub.ca.1922 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==
*Salamine ("tragédie lyrique en trois actes d'apres les Perses d'Eschyle", pub.Choudens 1926 (vocal score: A.C. 16019), PD-CA presumably)
*In Memoriam, poème pour voix, piano, violon et violoncelle (pub. ca.1909, no publisher noted/by the composer (later taken up by Durand))

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Quartet No. 2, Op. 30 (1944; first perf. 1947; pub. 1968)
* Piano Quintet Op. 29 (1940; first perf. 1964; pub. 1965)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1, Op. 26 in f{{sharp}} minor (1898; first perf. 1899; pub. 1996)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Erb, Marie Josef}} (1858–1944)==
* Suite Op.29 for orch. (Pub. Gebrüder Reinecke, 1894)
* Der Heimweg : Balletspiel in einem Aufzuge, Op.40 (Straube, 1920?)

=={{Cat|Erdmann, Eduard}} (1896–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphony No.1, Op.10 (pub. by Steingräber, 1920)
*An den Frühling for violin and piano, Op.1 (pub.1921, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==
*Organ works

=={{Cat|Erlemann, Gustav}} (1876–1936)==
*Der junge Rhein, Op.2, self-pub.1902
*Geistergruß, Op.6, pub.1905 by Kahnt
*Lieder und Gesänge, Op.10, pub.1920?
*Die Waise. Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Pianoforte, Op.34 (pub.1920?).
*Missa in Es, Op.55 (pub.1935)

=={{Cat|Ertel, Paul}} (1865–1933)==
* Sinfonie Harald (1908 at the latest)
* Quatre impressions de la Suisse, op. 27 (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1913)
* Hebraikon Op 14 for string quartet

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.46 (1907)
*Piano Concerto No.2, Op.68 (composed 1912)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)
*Symphonies 1-3
*Operas including "Thomas Riquiqui" Op.10, "Die zwei Prinzen" Op.15 (published; also, ÖNB has the autograph of this, Mus.Hs.25077 Mus)
*Suite No.2 in large orchestra, Op.75

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts) (first pub. 1977, but uploaded with restriction)
* Brass Quintet No.3 in D{{flat}}, Op.7 (score and parts)
* Brass Quintet No.4 in A{{flat}}, Op.8 (score and parts)

=={{Cat|Eybler, Joseph}} (1765–1846)==
Full scores or manuscripts of:
* HV 8 \ Missa Sancti Bennonis in C minor
* HV 9 \ Missa Sancti Caroli in C minor
* HV 10 \ Missa Sancti Joannis in C minor
* HV 11 \ Missa Sancti Wolfgangi in D minor
* HV 12 \ Missa Sancti Leopoldi in D minor
* HV 26 \ Missa Sancti Ferdinandi in G minor
* HV 28 \ Missa Sanctae Elisabethae in A minor
* HV 34 \ Gloria & Incarnatus for Michael Haydn's Missa in D minor
* HV 35 \ Kyrie ad Missam in Coena Domini in E minor
* HV 37 \ Requiem in C minor
* HV 46 \ Graduale: Os justi meditabitur sapientiam in C minor
* HV 85 \ Offertory: Terra tremuit et quievit in C minor
* HV 86 \ Offertory: Si consistent adversum me castra in C minor
* HV 88 \ Offertory: Domine si observaveris iniquitates in C minor
* HV 92 \ Offertory: Fremit mare cum furore in D minor
* HV 94 \ Offertory: Tremit mare in D minor
* HV 123 \ Hymn: Tristes erant apostoli in C minor
* HV 124 \ Hymn: Iste confessor in D minor
* HV 125 \ Hymn: Ecce quo modo moritur justus in F major
* HV 132 \ De profundis clamavi in G minor
* HV 133 \ Laudate Dominum in A minor
* HV 134 \ Miserere in D minor
* HV 137 \ Die vier letzten Dinge
* HV 138 \ Die Hirten bei der krippe zu Bethlehem
* HV 139 \ Dich Schöpfer sanfter Harmonie
* HV 140 \ Il sacrifizio



=={{Cat|Fabritius, Ernst}} (1842–1899)==
* Violin Concerto in D minor (pub. 1923 by [[Robert Forberg]])

=={{Cat|Facius, Johann Heinrich}} (1760–1806)==
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Cello Concerto No.3
* 6 Cello Sonatas, Op.2 (1802)
* 3 Duos for 2 Cellos, Op.1 (1805)
* Double Concerto for Cello and Oboe (lost?)

=={{Cat|Fährmann, Hans}} (1860–1940)==
Note Wikipedia page - many of this composer's works may simply no longer exist (except as libraries purchased items &c... &c); his main publisher was destroyed in World War II along with all their plates.
* Organ Sonata No. 6 (Op. 24 in G).
* Organ Sonata No. 11 in B-flat (B) Op. 63, Organ Sonata No. 13 "Münster Sonata" in C Op. 73, and Organ Sonata No. 14 and Transcendental Fugue in G Op. 78 were never published and are presumed forever lost (see above comment re publisher plates).
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. A few libraries do have this.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43, 1909 (p.1912)
* Piano Trio in B (H) major, Op.37, 1907 (copy @ Austrian National Library. Copies of both trios @ SLUB.)
* Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (@SLUB though not scanned)
* 3 Ernste Lieder, Op.85 (pub.1935 by Junne)

=={{Cat|Fairchild, Blair}} (1877–1933)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.16 (©1908)
* Rapsodie for piano quintet, Op.21 (©1909)
* A bel-ebat : trois tableaux symphoniques pour orchestre (©1937) (PD-CA-only) (also, 3 Pieces for piano, ©1925 - probably the same piece - don't know if orchestration is by the composer, merely published posthumously?)
* A Love Symphony (©1904)

=={{Cat|Faisst,_Clara}} (1872–1948)==
* German Suite in C minor for violin and piano, Op.22 (published 1928 by Müller - HMB 1928, p.118)
* 4 Lieder, Op.1. pub. Heckel, 1894.
* 5 Lieder, Op.4. Leuckart, 1897.
* Melodie nach einer alten Ballade, Op.5. Gebr. Reinecke, 1900.

=={{Cat|Falconio, Placido}} (fl. 1549–1588)==
*''Introitus et Alleluia per omnes festivitates totius anni'' 1575 (supposed to be the first ''basso seguente'')
=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Jota(from 7 Canciones populares Españolas) transcribed for violin and piano
* Suites Populaires Espagnoles for violin and piano
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Vals Capricho – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Cortejo de Gnomos – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Allegro de Concierto – ''first publ. 1986, under copyright worldwide''
* Mazurca en Do Menor – ''first publ. 1992, under copyright worldwide''

=={{Cat|Famintsyn, Aleksandr}} (1841–1896)==
* String quartet no.2 (serenade), op.7 (p.ca.1877)

=={{Cat|Fane, John}} (1784–1859)==
(See [[wikipedia:John Fane, 11th Earl of Westmorland|Wikipedia]]. Composer and patron of music. Worldcat lists 4 dozen items/musical-score "matches" under "Fane, John"; COPAC, RISM and other databases can be searched as well...)
* La Primavera (cantata after Metastasio. pub.1814)
* Symphony No.1 (in ms, premiered by Lenschow's Germania Orchestra. A reduction was published ca.1846 by Schlesinger.)
* Mass (in ms?) (is this the Missa solenne by him that was published in 1846?)
* Requiem (pub. Welsh & Hawes, ca.1824)
* "Gran sinfonia : esprimente und battaglia nell' opera L'Eroe di Lancastro" (pub. Ricordi, 1830)
* Catherine, or the Austrian captive, an opera in three acts (ca.1830)
* Il Torneo : opera seria (published 1839 ca., Boosey)

=={{Cat|Fantini, Girolamo}} (1600–1675)==
* Sonata no.1 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.2 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.3 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.4 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.5 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.6 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.7 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.8 for trumpet and organ

=={{Cat|Farinelli, Giuseppe}} (1769–1836)==
* I riti d'Orfeo
* Messa in re a 4 voci
* Messa in re a 5 voci
* Messa pastorale a 4 voci
* Messa pastorale in sol a 2 voci
* Dixit in do a 2 voci
* Dixit in re a 4 voci
* Te Deum in la a 4 voci
* Te Deum in re a 2 voci
* Improperia per il venerdì santo a 4 voci
* Stabat Mater a 2 voci
* Tobias, oratorio

=={{Cat|Farjeon, Harry}} (1878–1948)==
* Miniature Piano Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Farkas, Ödön}} (1851–1912)==
Once called Edmund Farkas (Germanization)
* String Quartet in G minor (pub. {{HMBref|1905|577}}-1905- Heilbronn: Schmidt.)

=={{Cat|Farrar, Ernest Bristow}} (1885–1918)==
* Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass
* Three Chorale Preludes
* Fantasy Prelude
* Elegy
* A Wedding Piece

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Léonce}} (1873–1903)==
(flourishing dates? please replace with better information when available)
* Op.42 Air de ballet pour orchestra (pub.ca.1903)
* Horace et Lydie, scène (translated from Horace, pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Louise}} (1804–1875)==
* Complete Piano Works (some of these published - e.g. op.7 in 1832, op.9 and op.12 in 1834, op.17 in 1836, op.21 in 1838, op.41 in ca.1858, op.42 in 1856, "La grand mère" in 1837)
* Nonet Op.38 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library - Fétis gives as not published; has been published in the 20th century however.)
* 3rd symphony (1847) ("first finale" - manuscript - at BNF. not yet scanned as of mid-12-2010.) ([http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb396854389/PUBLIC BNF]; there are, I think, 2 recorded versions of this symphony? both, I believe, use the other finale. ) (and other two symphonies?)
* Violin Sonatas
* Clarinet Trio Op.44
* Piano Trio Op.33
* Piano Trio op. 34

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F: 1 \ Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:e 1 \ German Mass in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:g 1 \ Missa brevis in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv I:L 1 \ Laetatus sum in F sharp minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 1 \ Suite for 2 flutes, 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 2 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 4 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 3 \ Suite for chalumeau, 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 6 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:e 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1a \ Suite for 2 flutes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 2 \ Suite for 3 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 7 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Concerti in minor keys not already in library

=={{Cat|Fauchard, Auguste}} (1881–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Première Symphonie en mi pour orgue (1925)
* Deuxième Symphonie en ré pour orgue (1928-29)
* Le Mystère de Noël pour orgue, variations sur «Jesu redemptor omnium» (1940)
* Troisième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie mariale» (1941)
* Quatrième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie eucharistique», sur des thèmes grégoriens au Saint-Sacrement (1944-45)
* Messe Sainte Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus pour choeur et orgue (1947)
* Choral pour orgue (publié en 1951)
* Choral et fugue sur Ave maris stella
* Vexilla regis pour orgue
* In memoriam pour orgue

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* ''Libera Me'' from '''''Requiem''''' (Original 1877 version for Baritone and Organ) - Full Score/Manuscript
* Violin Concerto (1878-79) ор.14 (1st movement) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Feinberg, Samuil}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Full Score) 
(re PD-US status: Worldcat, anyway, only seems to list 3 works published in 1922 - opp. 5, 8 and 9. op.1, 2, 7, 10, 11 came out in 1923 or 1924 (as did a revised edition of op.5?). opp.13, 15 - which are not on this list, I know- listed in July 1925 HMB. worth checking HMB and scores to do a better and closer study than the cursory one I've done though, opp. 2,7,10 and 11 might still be PD-US. - Schissel

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Gottfried von}} (1857–1924)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.30
* String Quartet, Op.42 (all 3 in ms?)

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Reinhold}} (1848–1912)==
* Doh ha 'meer der Rään, Karnevals-Marschlied, Op.4711 (?) Pub. 1906 by Tonger

=={{Cat|Fenney, William}} (1891–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Dawn, Op.16, poem for orchestra (pub.1915)
* In Shadow, Op.15, poem for small orchestra (pub.1915)
* Fieldside, Suite for piano, Op.28 (pub.1921)
* Pastoral for orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1915)
* Tragic Poem for small orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses
* Andromaca, complete score

=={{Cat|Fernandez, Aires}} (fl. 1590)==
* Te lucis ante terminum
* Circundederunt me
* Alma redemptoris mater
* Benedicamus Domino
* Nunc dimittis
* Posuerunt super caput

=={{Cat|Fernström, John}} (1897–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String quartet no. 3, op.23 (pub.1944??)
* Chaconne for cello and piano, op.31 (©1940)

=={{Cat|Ferrandini, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1791)==
* Cantatas for Passion
* Op. 25 Sinfonias

=={{Cat|Ferrari of Lodi, Carlotta}} (1837–1907)==
(or some other way found to distinguish from the page we have for Carlotta Ferrari born 1975. See [[wikipedia:Carlotta Ferrari|Wikipedia]] for this composer)
*Messa da Requiem
*Ave Maria in chiave del sol (with piano)
*Operas

=={{Cat|Ferroni, Vincenzo}} (1858–1934)==
*Rhapsodie espagnole p. Orchestra, Op.8 (pub.1895 by Oertel, Hanover) (exists at least in a 1918 Schirmer edition "Spanish Rhapsody" edited? by Otto Langey (1851–1922))
*Fieramosca : dramma lirico in tre att (pub.ca.1904) (librettist Massimo d'Azeglio - 1798–1866))

=={{Cat|Fesca, Friedrich Ernst}} (1789–1826)==
*Symphonies
*Cantemire (libretto- text by {{LinkName|Alexander von|Dusch I}} - has been scanned by SLUB, but opera is lacking online?...)

=={{Cat|Fesch, Willem de}} (1678–1761)==
*Op.6, Sonaten für Soloinstrument und B.c. (1730)
*Op.9, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (Walsh/London 1739)
*Op.11, Duette für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1743)
*Op.12, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1748)
*Op.13, Sonaten für Violoncello und B.c. (1750)

=={{Cat|Fétis, François-Joseph}} (1784–1871)==
*Fétis edition of some CPE Bach piano works (pub.ca.1850 by Schonenberger)
*Concerto in B minor for Flute and Orchestra (1869); full score / piano reduction

=={{Cat|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Gottfried}} (ca.1660–1730)==
* Fugue for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Fink, Christian}} (1831–1911)==
* 7? Organ sonatas (numbering is confusing. op.83 "no.5"? from 1898.)

=={{Cat|Finke, Fidelio Friedrich}} (1891–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Schauspiel-Ouvertüre (premiered? 1920) (?. NZM 1920 p324. maybe published later though.)
* Romantische Suite (pub.1921)
* Marionetten-Musiken. Klavier zweihändig. (pub.1922)
* Intermezzo für Klavier zu zwei Händen (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Harpsichord Suites
* Pièces de Clavessin (1696)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Büchlein (1698)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Strauss (vor 1736)
* Musikalischer Parnassus (ca. 1738)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Michael Gotthard}} (1773–1829)==
* Complete organ works („Classische Orgelcompositionen zum Studium und zum Gebrauche beim öffentlichen Gottesdienste. Neue correcte Gesammtausgabe“ (9 Hefte), Gesamtausgabe der Orgelwerke, Musikalienhandlung von Körner, Erfurt), after 1840
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.12 (published 1809 (announced October 1809 Intelligenz-Blatt, AMZ, 18 Oct. 1809) by Breitkopf&H.)

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)
* Piano Trio, pub.1903

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Jerzy}} (1903–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(son of Grzegorz)
* String Quartet No.2 / Concerto for String Orchestra (1928, pub.1931)
* Quintet for winds and trombone (pub.1931)
* Violin Concerto (pub.1931?)
* Cello concerto (pub.1932)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (pub.1933)
* Nocturne for Orchestra (4/1945; premiered 3/28/1946, New York; published 1950)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Wiegenlied,_Op.7_(Fitzenhagen,_Wilhelm) Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7]
*String Quartet in D-minor, Op. 23 (Full score and parts)
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Ave Maria for 4 Cellos, Op.41
*Die Spinnerin (Spinnlied) No.2 for 4 Cellos, Op.59
*Sarabande by J.S.Bach for 4 Cellos, Op.64

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8 -- do these exist in a PD form? Published as "Six Solos" in 1758.
* Overtures, Op.3 (pub.1771)

=={{Cat|Flament, Édouard}} (1880–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 1st Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.14 (1903, pub.1915? by C.Selva)
* 3 Mélodrames for small orch. (pub.1919 or so)
* Elegie pour orchestra (Evette & Schaeffer, [1920])
* Fantaisie pour basson, violon & violoncelle, Op.54 (©1922)

=={{Cat|Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre}} (1821–1895)==
* 10 Piano Pieces (pub.ca.1884)
* Rêverie for violin or cello & piano (pub.1895/6, [[E. Baudoux]])

=={{Cat|Flégier, Ange}} (1846–1927)==
* Prélude & danse for violin and piano (pub.1873, [[Durand]])

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==

=={{Cat|Flor, Christian}} (1626–1697)==
* Passion Oratorio 1667
* any Cantatas
* any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Florio, Caryl}} (1843–1920)==
* Symphony No.1 in G (manuscript, 1887-09, at Free Library Philh. & NYPL.)
* Symphony No.2 in C minor (manuscript, 1887-12. Arrangement of Quartet No.1.)
* Piano Concerto in A{{flat}} (1875/1915)
* String Quartet No.1 in C minor (1877)
* String Quartets 2 in F, 3 in D

=={{Cat|Flügel, Gustav}} (1812–1900)==
* Organ works including Organ sonata Op.83 in E (pub.1881)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in B minor, Op.7 (first pub.1846, soon republished in a new edition, seems lost?)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in B{{flat}}, Op.13 (first pub.1846) (may be downloadable from Szczecin)
* Sonatine No.7, Op.54 in C (pub.1859)

=={{Cat|Fodor, Carel Anton}} (1768–1846)==
* Piano Sonata in F sharp major, Op.2 No.2, ed. J.J Hummel, 1793
* Piano Sonatas Op.2 No.1 and 3.

=={{Cat|Foerster, Adolph Martin}} (1854–1927)==
* Thusnelda, Op.10 (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1881)
* Piano Quartet No.1 in {{K|Eb}}, Op.21 (Leipzig: Kahnt, 1888)
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.29 (Berlin: Challier & Co., 1894)
* Suite No.2, Op.47 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Prelude to Goethe's 'Faust', Op.48 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Trio-Serenade, Op.61 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Piano Trio in D major, Op.83 (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)
* The Enchanter's Dream (Des Zauberers Traum), Op.85 for string orchestra (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.1, Op.15 (p.1898, Junne)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.61 (p.1914. Qt 2 wasn't pub. until 1927.)
* Jessika, opera, published 1910 in reduction
* 2-movement string quintet (2 pieces for string orchestra), Op.3, published 1914 by Urbánek

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)
* The Wreck of the Hesperus, op. 17 (Boston: Arthur Schmidt, 1888) -- copies at U Chicago, U Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, U Michigan, Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh), Carnegie Mellon U, Westminster Choir College

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Forgues, Émile}} (1823–1883)==
*'''Les Pathétiques''': 12 grandes études de concert, for pf., (Paris: Flaxland, 1862?). Containing Opp. 10-21. 
**''This work is available from the Research Division at New York Public Library:'' Call number:'' *MYD | Forgues, Emile, 1823 | [Les pathetiques] Les Pathetiques: 12 Grandes etudes de concert.'']'' 

*'''Fantaisie sur le Stabat de Rossini''', for pf., (Paris: E. Troupenas, 1844)

=={{Cat|Forino, Luigi}} (1868–1936)==
* 4 Preghiere (Prayers) for 4 cellos, op.27 - (note: does opus 27 contain all 4 or just no. 3 which [[Preghiere No.3, Op.27 (Forino, Luigi)|is here]]? a worldcat.org search for scores by Forino detects only no.3 but that could mean anything. - Schissel ''Answer to Schlissel'note'': surely opus 27 contains 4 "Preghiere", as the line under the composer's name on the score reads "Op.27 N.3" which I'm sure means that it is the third piece of opus 27 considered as a whole of four pieces; if you were right, the line would have instead read "N.3, Op.27", or "Op.27 (N.3)". - Ashaam) (answer in the composer's category page - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Forneret, Xavier}} (1809–1884)==
(See [[wikipedia:Xavier Forneret|Wikipedia]])
*Pluie, valse (violin & piano) (pub.1873)
*La musette, duo (violin & piano) (pub.1872)

=={{Cat|Fornerod, Aloÿs}} (1890–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Motets, Op.2 (pub.1920)
* Violin Sonata in B, Op.11 (pub.1926) (@ Sibley but restricted for some time)
* Concert pour deux violons et piano, Op.16 (ca.1942)
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (ca.1950)

=={{Cat|Förster, Alban}} (1849–1916)==
* Symphony in E (pub.1888/89, Richter & Hopf; 1899, Lehne. Copy at Schlossmuseum, Sondershausen, elsewhere, NYPL offsite...)
* Piano Trios (in C, G and A (the last in autograph, the first two published)) - in C Op.61 we have? No.2 Op.172 is in D, no.3 is as noted unpublished. No.5 in F we do have.
* Trio No.4 in light style in F, Op.174 (pub.1906)
* Concert overture Frühlingsklänge Op.80 (ÖNB has a copy)

=={{Cat|Förster, Kaspar}} (1616–1673)==
* 3 Oratorios
* 35 Sacred Concertos (Cantatas)
* Sonata a 7

=={{Cat|Forsyth, Cecil}} (1870–1941)==
* Viola Concerto in G Minor: Score, orchestral parts and/or piano reduction. A set with the orchestral material can be found in the Fleisher Collection at the Free Library of Philadelphia (http://know.freelibrary.org/), should anyone in the vicinity be kindly able to scan it. -- we have part of this now, increasingly..
* Kubla Khan. Cantata for men's voices, unaccompanied, the words selected from Coleridge's poem (©1913?)
*The luck of Eden Hall (choral ballad. ©1922) (also set by Robert Schumann)

=={{Cat|Förtsch, Johann Philipp}} (1652–1732)==
* Sacred Concertos
* 32 Canons on Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, 1680
* Canon perpetuus a 4 on the same chorale
* Counterpoint studies
* Triple fugue
* Musicalischer Compositions Tractat
* Von den dreyfachen Contrapunkten

=={{Cat|Foulds, John}} (1880–1939)==
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*Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6
*Lento e Scherzetto for cello and orchestra, Op. 12
*Cello Concerto in G major, Op. 17
*Two Concert Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 25
*Badinage for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)
*The World Requiem: Vocal and Full Score

=={{Cat|Fowles, Leonard Nowell}} (1870–1939)==
*A memory, for violin and piano or for organ (pub.1913/1917)
*2 Viola Sonatas (No.2 premiered Dec.1896, London, Hobday (viola)/Fowles (piano). Ms if not lost?)
*2 sketches for the organ (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Franchomme, Auguste}} (1808–1884)==
* Nocturnes Opus 15 for two cellos (or solo cello with accompaniment of a second cello?)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Quae est ista FWV63
* Messe Solennelle FWV59
* "Les sept paroles du Christ sur la croix"
* Piano duet arrangement (Hamelle) of [[String Quartet (Franck, César)|String Quartet]]

=={{Cat|Franck, Eduard}} (1817–1893)==
* Cello sonata op.6 (Stern, 1846)
* Concert-overture op.12 in E{{flat}} (Bote & Bock, 1848) (score plate 1216)
* Piano Trio op.11 (Guttentag, 1848)
* Piano concerto in D minor op.13 (Guttentag, 1850) (new edition (urtext) issued 2013)
* String quintet op.15 in E minor (Bote & Bock, 1850)
* Fantaisie for orchestra, op.16 (Schlesinger, 1851)
* Violin sonata no.1 in C minor op.19 (Schloss, 1853)
* Violin sonata no.2 in A op.23 (Schloss, 1860)
* Piano trio no.1 in E{{flat}} op.22 (Schloss, 1860)
* Symphony no.1 op.47 in A (Trautwein, 1860?, pub.1882)
* Symphony no.2 op.52 in B{{flat}} (composed 1883?, poss. unpublished)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet No.2 in E-flat
* String Quartet no.3 op.55 in C minor (pub.1899, Schlesinger)
* Violin concerto no.2 op.57 ( poss. unpublished)
* Piano trio op.58 in D (pub.1898, Schlesinger) (plate 8094)

=={{Cat|Franck, Richard}} (1858–1938)==
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* Violin sonata no.2 Op. 35
* Piano trios Op. 20, Op. 32 (Op.32 @ÖNB)
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903) (@ÖNB)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)
* Piano Sonata No.3, Op.51 (pub.1910?)
* Violin Concerto Op.43 (pub.1906)
* Concert-Ouverture (Wellen des Meeres und der Liebe) für grosses Orchester Op.21 (@ ÖNB)
* Liebesidyll Amor und Psyche Op.40 (@ÖNB)
* Suite for orchestra Op.30 (ditto)
* Symphonic fantasy Op.31 (ditto)
* Dramatic overture Op.37 (ditto)

=={{Cat|Franckenstein, Clemens von}} (1875–1942)==
* Festliche Musik, Op.35 (published 1913 by Kistner)
* Arabesken zu einem russischen Tanz für Klavier, Violine und Violoncell, Op.36 (published 1914)
* Li-Tai-Pe, oper (Drei-Masken-Verlag, ©1920. Parts digitally scanned @ [https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:bvb:70-dtl-0000022949 BVB])

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1889)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22) (B minor acc. to entry in Royal Dutch Library)
*String Quartet No.2 Op.31 (pub. Richault, plate 6520R, around 1841? (Worldcat)- later if the dates in the [[Richault]] table around there are right, but they really need double-checking.) (parts at Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam )

=={{Cat|Franz, Robert}} (1815{{EN}}1892)==
*Psalm 117 (Lobet den Herrn) for 2 choruses, Op.19 (published by [[F. Whistling]], 1855)
*6 Gesänge, Op.22 (Senff, 1855)

=={{Cat|Freislich, Johann Balthasar Christian}} (1687–1764)==
* ''Passio Christi'' (Brockes-Passion)
* Matthäus-Passion

=={{Cat|Freitas Branco, Luís de}} (1890–1955)==
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* Violin Concerto (1916)
* Alentejo Suite No. 1 (1919)
* Alentejo Suite No. 2 (1927)
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1927?, Sassetti)
* Cello Sonata (©1927)
* String Quartet (pub. 1927)
* Earlier? violin sonata, pub. 1909/10, Pabst ({{HMBref|1910|4}})

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* ''Liber secundus diversarum modulationum singulus, binis, ternis, quaternisque vocibus'' (Rome: Andrea Fei, 1627)

=={{Cat|Frederick II}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
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*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Friedrich Hofmeister]])
*Tanzidyllen for piano, Op.9 (pub. 1906 by Tanner)
*Requiem (for the German fallen) Op.61 (pub.1915, C.F.W. Siegel)

=={{Cat|Fried, Oskar}} (1871–1941)==
*Prelude and Fugue, Op.10
*Adagio & Scherzo for winds, harp and timpani, Op.2 (published 1905)
*Verklärte Nacht, für Mezzosopran und Tenor mit Orchester, op.9 (pub.1904)
*Hänsel und Gretel fantasy for orchestra (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Fröber, Christoph Gottlieb}} (1704–1759)==
* Brockes-Passion

=={{Cat|Fröhlich, Friedrich Theodor}} (1803–1836)==
* Ouvertüre zu Passionsmusiken f-Moll (1835)
* Totenfeier (1829)
* Stabat mater (dt.) (1829)
* Weihnachtskantate (1830)
* Passionskantate (1831)

=={{Cat|Frühling, Carl}} (1868–1937)==
*Sonata, op. 22, for cello and piano
*String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 25
*Piano Trio in E-flat major, op. 32
*Watteau, Ballet-Pantomime (ÖNB has a copy)
*Schlummerlied: „Schlaf’ du, mein Söhnchen, so schlafe doch ein“ (pub.1899 by Gutmann. Plate 16205?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Albert}} (1858–1910)==
*String quartet in E minor, Op.40 (pub. Kahnt in 1904) (LoC has, BSB has, Sibley/Rochester has just received as a gift)
*Piano Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1887)
*Violin Concerto, Op.25 (pub.1904)
*Cello Sonata, Op.27 (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Richard}} (1887–1947)==
*Tarantelle for violin and piano, Op.79 (1901) (possibly by a different Richard Fuchs?)
(Other works at [http://www.richardfuchs.org.nz/compositions.php Richard Fuchs compositions] but seem to have been published too recently?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Robert}} (1847–1927)==
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* Eglogue, Op. 5
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* 7 Lieder Op. 52
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* Marienblumen (womens' choir and harp or piano)
* String Quartet No.5 (Amont-Quartet, 1925) (may not exist, but listed in the ONB catalog. Someone want to have a look?)
* Violin Sonata no.2 in D major, Op.33 (yay for the others :) )

=={{Cat|Füchs, Ferdinand Karl}} (1811–1848)==
(Also Ferdinand Carl Füchs, F.C. Füchs/Fuechs)
* Opera "Guttenberg" (overture published 1847)
* Souvenir à Mdlle Thérèse Milanollo. Chant for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1844)
* Concertino p. Cor chromatique, Op.17 (pub.1843)

=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Adolfo}} (1828–1856)==
In general looking for all his piano works
* École Moderne du Pianiste : recueil de 24 morceaux caracteristiques for piano, Op. 100
* Le prophete : grande fantaisie de bravoure for piano, op. 43
* Grande Fantaisie Militaire for piano, Op. 60
=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Polibio}} (1830–1900)==
* Marcia Brillante, No.2 of {{NoComp|6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80|Fumagalli,_Polibio}}

=={{Cat|Funcke, Friedrich}} (1642–1699)==
* Trostvolle Geschichte der sig- und freudenreichen Auferstehung Jesu Christi, 1665
* Die geschichte von dem selig machenden Leiden und Sterben unseres süssesten Heilands Jesu Christi (Lukas-Passion), 1683
* Litania divisa in 8 v. et Instr. in duos Choros
* 43 Melodien des Stadt-Lüneburgischen Gesangbuchs von 1686
* Janua latino-germanico ad artem Musicam, clavibus facilioribus in usum scholae, 1680

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Anton Bernhard}} (1792–1852)==
* Flöten-schule, Op. 42 (1826)

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Kaspar}} (1772–1819)==
* 5 Little Duets
* 4 Little Duets

=={{Cat|Furuhjelm, Erik}} (1883–1964)==
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(bio at [[wikipedia:fi:Erik Furuhjelm|Wikipedia (Finnish)]]. Sibelius' first? biographer)
* String Quintet in C minor (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Fux, Johann Joseph}} (ca.1660–1741)==
* Any Masses (K 1-50) for Christmas, Holy Week, or in minor keys
* K 51 Requiem et Kyrie a 5
* K 52 Dies irae a 5
* K 53 Domine Jesu Christe a 5
* K 54 Libera me Domine
* K 55 Requiem
* K 56 Requiem
* K 57 Dies irae
* Any Vespers or Psalms in minor keys (K 58-114)
* Any Litanies or Completorien in minor keys (K 115-136)
* K 137-148 (Graduals)
* Any Offertories in minor keys (K 149-172)
* Any Motets in minor keys (K 173-184)
* Any hymns in minor keys (K 185-290)
* K 291 La fede sacrilega nella morte del Precursor S. Giov. Battista, Oratorium 1714
* K 292 La Donne Forte nella Madre de' Sette Maccabei, Oratorio 1715
* K 293 Il Fonte della salute, aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario, Componimento sacro 1716
* K 294 Il Trionfo della Fede. Oratorio in 2 parti 1716
* K 295 Il Disfacimento di Sisara. Oratorio a 5 1717
* K 296 Cristo nell' orto. Oratorio 1718
* K 297 Gesù Cristo negato da Pietro. Oratorio 1719
* K 298 La Cena del Signore. Oratorio in 2 Parti, L'anno 1720 1720
* K 299 Il Testamento di nostro Signor Gesù Cristo sul Calvario. Oratorio in 2 parti 1726
* K 300 La Desposizione dalla Croce di Gesù Cristo Salvator nostro. Componimento sacro per Musica al SSmo Sepolcro 1728
* Any Partitas, Sinfonias, Overtures, or Sonatas or Septet in minor keys (K 319-397)
* K 395-397 Sonatas pastorale a 3
* Gradus Ad Parnassum in English
* Oratorium Germanicum de Passione 1731
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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
=={{Cat|Caccini, Giulio}} (1551–1618)==
*[[Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle (Caccini, Giulio)]] is startlingly incomplete; 1614 print is desired. 

=={{Cat|Caetani, Roffredo}} (1871–1961)==
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* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.9
* Piano Trio, Op.5
* Violin Sonata in B-flat, Op.6 (published 1899)
* 12 Variations on a Prelude by Chopin, Op.7 (pub. 1898 by Schott)
* Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (published ca.1901)
* La commedia d'un musicista for piano (poss. pub. ca.1914?)

=={{Cat|Cairanne, Marius}} (1859–1910)==
Most works self-published/published by eponymous firm? Some works digitized at Gallica, I think.
* Miss Maud, mazurka and Ricochets, polka for orchestra (also published for piano) (pub. by the composer in 1892)
* Prince fleur d'avril : opéra-comique en un acte (text by Eugène Blairat, published 1893)
* Spanish Maiden, waltz (Chappell, 1893) (may be the same as Juanita, valse espagnole, pub. 1890, or another work, first published under another title by the composer.)
* Sous le chêne. Romance (Paroles de B. Broux et d'Appy) (Paris : Albert Donnadey, [1888])

=={{Cat|Caldara, Antonio}} (1670–1736)==
* Medea in Corinto (Cantata, 1711, manuscript or first edition)
* Santo Stefano, primo Re d'Ungheria (Oratorio, 1713)
* La Conversione di Clodoveo Re di Francia (Oratorio, 1715)
* Il Re del dolore (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* Cristo condannato (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1717)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* Missa Matri dolorosa; Missa Laetere; Missa pro Defunctorum; etc.
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701
* 4 volumi di composizioni per clavicembalo
* 23 fughe con variazione
* capriccio
* arpeggio
* Proba organistica

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==
* Quintet for flute and strings, Op.79 (MauC 3)
* IX Favorit Gesaenge für Vier Singstimmen (TTBB), Op.10 (Call was known for his men's choruses, and is said to have helped make the genre popular)
* also Opp.109, 110 (likewise sets of men's choruses - expand our collection...)
* Serenade for flute, guitar, and string trio, Op.9 (pub.1804, Bureau des Arts).

=={{Cat|Callaerts, Joseph}} (1838–1901)==
* Canzonetta for pf., Op.9 (pub. by Schott, 1875)
* Piano Trio, Op.16
* Piano Sonata, Op.3
* Symphony in C major (ca.1877) (there is a copy of the parts - manuscript? - at Artesis Plantijn Hoges. ...)
* Symphony, Op.13 (BSB has reduction, pub. by Schott. Not digitized as yet). This may be the Symphony in C minor performed from manuscript during the Fêtes musicales of 1880 in Brussels, see {{GoogleB|4eU8AAAAMAAJ|PP32|Le Guide Musical: Revue Internationale de la Musique}} (22 Janvier 1880 issue))
* Concertos: for organ and orchestra (pub. Schott, 1920s)
**also, violin concertpiece in E (ms. score and parts in Fleisher Collection)
* 15 Improvisations for organ, Op.1 (pub. Heugel, 1858)

=={{Cat|Campbell-Tipton, Louis}} (1877–1921)==
* Tone poems for voice and piano, Op.3 (pub.1904?)
* Romanza appassionata : duo pour violon et piano, op.2
* Suite pastorale for violin and piano, Op.27 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
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* ''Triptyque for voice and orchestra'' (1914); piano-vocal score: Deiss & Crépin, 1924; orchestral score: R. Deiss, 1929

=={{Cat|Caplet, André}} (1878–1925)==
*''Myrrha'', Prix de Rome Cantata
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* Quintet for Winds and Piano (pub. 1996) (dated 1899 autograph manuscript is at BNF)

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883, dedicated to Prof. Door. One of 8+ sonatas, {{sb}})
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*Piano Trio in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886. At BSB undigitized- request??)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896. Ms dated 1894 - same work? @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*String quartet in A minor (manuscript @ÖNB)
*String quartet in F (manuscript dated 1901 @ÖNB)
*String quintets in E minor and F major (")
*8? violin sonatas (at least some published, some in manuscript @ÖNB)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Piano sonata in B-flat minor (Robitschek?)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42 (pub.1910-or-11)
*Sinfonietta in A-flat (manuscript @ÖNB)
*Berg-Symphonie (")
*Symphony in C minor and D major (")
*Piano Quintet in A-flat (manuscript dated 1902 @ ÖNB)
*Opera Hero und Leander (pub.)

=={{Cat|Carrillo, Julián}} (1875–1965)==
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*Preludio a Colón (1924)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==

=={{Cat|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==

* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score
* Serenate op.46 (1930), full score and parts
* Ricercare sul nome Guido M. Gatti (1942), for piano
* À la maniere de... op. 17 , for piano

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (1812–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908. However: Wikipasdecalais has born 1812, as does the Peters Catalog. fl.1905 seems a reasonable concluding flourishing date. So: 1812-fl./ca.1905; and one omits fl. in Cat lines here.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1830–1905; above are floruit dates) is apparently distinct from {{Cat|Casorti, Alessandro}} (1830–67). “b.1908” cannot be a birth year; Bogentechnik is apparently 19th century. [[User:Pml|PML]] 1 February 2011
*Rasche Tonleitern, Op.62

=={{Cat|Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario}} (1895–1968)==
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* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi (©1920)
* Stelle Cadenti (©1919)
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz) (pub.1954 or n.d.[1954])
* String Quartet in G (comp.1929, ©1931) (first of 3 numbered quartets, others are in ms.)
* Concerto italiano : in sol minore (©1926)

=={{Cat|Castro, Ricardo}} (1864–1907)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.22 (Hofmeister, pub.1905/6)
*Cello Concerto in C minor (1895), Full score and Parts.
*Oithana, Op.55

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score
* Scherzo-Tarantella - Piano score

=={{Cat|Catenhusen, Ernst}} (1833–1918)==
([[wikipedia:de:Ernst Catenhusen|German Wikipedia]] has 1841 to 1918, but VIAF gives 1833)
* Psalm 88 in D minor
* Concert overture in G major (both manuscripts at Landesbibliothek Coburg, the overture an autograph (that is, not a fair copy). Attribution of the overture not definite.)

=={{Cat|Catherine, Georges}} (1872–1958)==
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* Scale Study, 2 Vol. (cited by A. Bachmann; probably not under copyright in the US)

=={{Cat|Ceillier, Laurent}} (1887–1925)==
* Pièces pour Anne-Marie : 6 petites pièces à 4 mains pour de grands enfants (pub. 1913)

=={{Cat|Celega, Nicolò}} (1844–1906)==

* Minuet for strings, op.240

=={{Cat|Cellier, Alexandre}} (1883–1968)==
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* Suite Symphonique
* Eglises et Paysages
* Pelerinages
* Trois Chorals
* Prelude et Fugue
* Choral-Prelude sur Psaume 65
* Theme et Variations sur le Psaume 149

=={{Cat|Centola, Ernesto}} (1862–1934)==
* Op.51 Concertino, pub.1909

=={{Cat|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.109 - Cinquieme valse "Militaire"

=={{Cat|Chansarel, René}} (1864–1945)==
*Nocturne for cello and piano (pub. 1905, [[Grus]])
*Suite "En Toscane" for piano

=={{Cat|Chapí, Ruperto}} (1851–1909)==
*String Quartets 1{{EN}}4 (early editions (poss. pub. 190x?), not the 1998 new edition)

=={{Cat|Chapuis, Auguste}} (1858–1933)==
*Cello Sonata (pub.1919)
*Enguerrande. Drame lyrique en quatre actes d'après le poème dramatique de Emile Bergerat. Poème de Victor Wilder. (pub.1892)
*Les Demoiselles de St. Cyr. Comédie Musicale en quatre actes d'après la pièce d'Alexandre Dumas. Poème de A. Lénéka. (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Mors Saulis et Jonathae, H.403
* Sans frayeur dans ce bois, chaconne for soprano & continuo, H. 467 (first edition if possible)
* Caecilia, Virgo et Martyr, H.413
* Epitaphium Carpentarii H. 474 (cantata for 6 voices & continuo, manuscript or first edition if possible)
* In honorem Sancti Ludovici regis Galliae, H. 332 (manuscript or first edition if possible)
* [[In nativitatem Domini canticum, H.414 (Charpentier, Marc-Antoine)|In nativitatem Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Canticum, histoire sacrée for 4 voices, chorus, 2 treble instruments & continuo, H. 414]] (manuscript or first edition)
* Sacrificium Abrahae, H. 402 (manuscript or first edition)
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{Cat|Cherubini, Luigi}} (1760–1842)==
* Les Abencérages (1813; Vocal Score or Full Score)

=={{Cat|Chevillard, Camille}} (1859–1923)==
*Le chène et le roseau: poème symphonique, d'après la fable de la Fontaine, Op.7 (pub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Chinzer, Giovanni}} (1700–1749)==
* The Hunt for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Chop, Max}} (1862–1929)==
* Reznicek, sein Leben und seine Werke (p1920)
* Führer durch Franz Liszt’s sinfonische Dichtungen (p1894)
* Suite ''Der Heimat'' for orch. (p1901)

=={{Cat|Chopin, Frédéric}} (1810–1849)==
* Galop (1846) [probably Galop Marquis, which is already uploaded.]
* Andantino animato (1845)
* Prelude in F (1845)
* Nocturen Opus 9 no. 2 in Eb Major (Arranged for Guitar) full score (1830-1832)
* Mazur in G (Jakiez kwiaty, jakie wianki) (On the setting of a poem by Ignac Maciejowski) (August 22, 1829)
* Preludes opus 28, edited by Paderewski.
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.35 arranged for 2 pianos, 4 hands by Camille Saint-Saëns (Durand, 1907)

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{Cat|Chvála, Emanuel}} (1851–1924)==
* String Quartet in C minor (published 1898)

=={{Cat|Chwatal, Franz Xaver}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.15 (pub.1839 or ca.1832? by Schuberth)
* 3 Sonatines, Op.64 (Heinrichshoften, pub.1848)
* Introduction and Var. on a theme from the opera "Der Bergmönch", Op.11 (pub.1836, repub.2005)
* Weihnachts-Symphonie, Op.183 (toy symphony) (pub.1864)

=={{Cat|Ciandelli, Gaetano}} (1791?–1840?)==
* Basso Concerto Di Violoncello (1811)
* Composizioni strumentali in G Major for cello (1791)
* Concerto Ciaudelli Concerto per Violoncello Solo and Orchestra in C Major (1811)
* Scherzo for Cello and Orch (Piano) (Sopra alcuni pensieri della Linda di Chamounix)

=={{Cat|Cilea, Francesco}} (1866–1950)==
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* Adriana Lecouvreur (1903, opera), full score
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Flutes in G major, G.1077 (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Concerto for two flutes in G major]]
* [[Keyboard Sonatas (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Keyboard works]]
* [[Il maestro di cappella (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il maestro di cappella]], full score
* [[Il pittore parigino (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il Pittore parigino]], vocal score
* [[Requiem in G minor (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Missa pro defunctis in sol minore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (1799)
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in re minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (Vienna)
* [[Messe pour l'Avent et le Carême (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Magnificat in D full score

=={{Cat|Clapisson, Louis}} (1808–1866)==
* Horn and piano duo, Op.55 in E{{flat}} (pub.1831 by Richault)
* Ave Verum in B (H-dur) (4 voices) (ms copy at Brussels)

=={{Cat|Clapp, Philip Greeley}} (1888–1954)==
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* O Gladsome Light (pub.1908)
* Suite for Brass (pub.1938, PD-CA?)
* Opera The Flaming Brand (pub.1954, PD-CA?)
* Symphonies (12+2 unnumbered early?) (published? or all only in manuscript? Broadcasts exist of several of them.)
* A Chant of Darkness (pub.1934, song to words by Helen Keller) (PD-CA?)
* Suite for Trombone Quartet (pub.1939)
(&c?)

=={{Cat|Clarke, Hamilton}} (1840–1912)==
*Flute Sonata n.2, Op.153 (p.1883?)
*String Quartet in A op.246 (ca.1895)

=={{Cat|Claussmann, Aloÿs}} (1850–1926)==
* Organ works / Œuvres pour orgue

=={{Cat|Clemens non Papa, Jacobus}} (ca.1510–1556)==
* Missa Pastores quidnam vidisits

=={{Cat|Clement, Franz}} (1780–1842)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.4 (pub.ca.1804/5) (recently reissued and collected into full score in a 2005 A-R Editions pub.)
*Piano Quartet "Grand Quatuor" (pub.ca.1804)
*Piano Concerto Op.5 (pub.1803)

=={{Cat|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Symphonies
* Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coenen, Johannes Meinardus}} (1825–1899)==
*Symphony in B minor (pub. 1867. {{RISMc|701000293|B-Br Ms II 4106 Mus Fétis 3087}} - description of Belgian Library ms copy)
*Clarinet Concertino in B{{flat}} (1882, Seeling)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)
*Hiawatha, Op.18, symphonic poem (p.1894)
*Nancy Thatcher, Op.40, opera (ms, 1897 @ Connecticut College)
*2 Songs, Op.35/69?, p.1895
*3 Little Piano Trios, Op.62
*Mass in D minor, Op.53 (pub.1902)
*String Quartet, Op.19 ("Aria" pub.1894)
*Excalibur for orchestra, Op.180 (pub.1931 though poss. "n.d." Orch. score at LoC, materials at FLP.)

=={{Cat|Cohan, George Michael}} (1878–1942)==
* Star Spangled Spectacular (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel}} (1875–1912)==
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{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Nonet in F minor, Op.2 (performed publicly in 1894 with a public review in Musical Times so manuscript if scanned may be PD? don't know.- Schissel)
*3 Hiawathan Sketches for Violin and Piano opus 16 (1896)

=={{Cat|Colombi, Giuseppe}} (1635–1694)==
* Chiacona a Basso Solo (1st piece ever written for solo cello) (1670)
* Toccata da Violone Solo (1670)

=={{Cat|Concone, Giuseppe}} (1801–1861)==
* 25 Melodious Studies; Easy And Progressive, Op. 24 (pub. by 1892 at latest so PD. - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo}} (1681–1732)==
* Festi teatrali
* Oratorios

=={{Cat|Copland, Aaron}} (1900–1990)==
(US only; nothing after 1924!)

* Old Poem (1920)
* Pastorale for voice (1921)
* Honkytonk Blues (1921)
* Three Moods for piano (1921)
* Four Motets for mixed voices (1921)
** Help us, O Lord
** Sing ye Praises to our King
** Have Mercy on us, O My Lord
** Thou, O Jehovah, Abideth Forever
* Sonata in G Major for piano (1921)
* Petit Portrait for piano (1921)
* Alone for voice (1922)
* Cortege Macabre for orchestra (1923)
* As It Fell Upon a Day for voice, flute, and clarinet (1923)
* Movement for String Quartet (1924)
* Symphony for organ and orchestra (1924)

=={{Cat|Cords, Gustav}} (1870–1951)==
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*Schulerkonzert Op.41 (pub.1913)
*Melodia appassionata (for cornet) (pub.1905)
*Trio Op.61 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Corelli, Arcangelo}} (1653–1713)==
* Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 8, (Christmas concerto) parts
* Trio sonata Opus 2 No. 12, Chaconne, parts
* La Folia, Milstein Edition
* op. post.: Sinfonia in D minor, WoO 1
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 2 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699)[12]
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 3 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699 – incomplete/dubious)
* op. post.: 6 Sonate a tre, WoO 5–10 (Amsterdam 1714)

=={{Cat|Cornelius, Peter}} (1824–1874)==
*4 String Quartets (1841-1842, in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Corrette, Michel}} (1709–1795)==
* Les '''''Méthodes'''''
* the 25 '''''Concertos Comiques'''''
* Opp. 3 and 4 Concertos
* Le Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Récréations du Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Voyages du Berger Fortuné aux Indes Orientales, 1737
* L'Asne dort, 1740
* Op. 26 Concerti
* Le Phenix, Concerto pour quatre Violoncelles, Violes ou Bassons, c. 1735
* Concerto Spirituel, 1731
* Pastorale, 1732
* III Concerto de Noëls, 1735
* Noëls Suisses, 1737
* Noël Allemand "Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich", 1741
* Concerto de noëls, 1754, perdu
* Les Ages. Ballet Pantomime, œuvre X (28 juillet 1733)
* Concert de Simphonies, œuvre XV, incomplet, 1735.
* Six Symphonies en Quatuor sur les Noëls, 1762
* Carillon, ajouté à la Messe des Morts de Gilles, 1764.
* Opp. 12 and 25
* Les Amusemens du Parnasse. Méthode courte et facile pour apprendre à toucher le Clavecin, avec les plus jolis airs à la mode, où les doigts sont chiffrés pour les Commençans (all 8 books)
* Divertissements pour le clavecin ou le forte piano, avec le Combat naval, 1779
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Leçons de Ténèbres à voix seule avec accompagnement de l'orgue, pour la premier de chaque jour, le Mercredi, le Jeudi et le Vendredi Saint, 1784.
* Op. 6

=={{Cat|Corteccia, Francesco}} (1502–1571)==
*Passione secondo Giovanne 1527

=={{Cat|Couperin, François}} (1668–1733)==
* Leçons de Tenebres [FWC] ''The non-pd-US Brunold edition is at [[Leçons de ténèbres (Couperin, François)]]. Facs. would be nice; there is also a [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Leçons_de_Tenébres_(François_Couperin) transposed edition at cpdl]].''
* Concerts Royaux (Facsimile); this is an appendix to the original ''Pieces de clavecin'' ''with its own page: [[Concerts royaux (Couperin, François)]]''
* A full score is wanting for [[Les Nations (Couperin, François)]], presently only in partbooks.

=={{Cat|Couperin, Louis}} (1626–1661)==
* Œuvre d'orgue
* Œuvre d'Clavecin (Complete, Full Score)
* Oldham Manuscript
* 2 fantaisies for 2 viols
* 1 simphonie, for one instrument and basso continuo
* 2 simphonies, for two instruments and basso continuo
* 2 fantaisies à 5 for shawm band
* 2 fantaisies à 5 (for strings?)

=={{Cat|Le Couppey, Félix}} (1811–1887)==

=={{Cat|Courvoisier, Walter}} (1875–1931)==
*5 Songs for Chorus, Op.34 (published in 1931)

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* 2 Morceaux pour orchestre (Mélodie & À l'espagnole) (Gutmann, 1888, repub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Studio per il pianoforte, Op. 50, in first edition (or autograph?!)
* Sonata in E minor, Op.59

=={{Cat|Crane, Helen C.}} (1868–ca.1930–1944)==
* String Trio in G minor, Op.21 (pub.1908. "H.C. Crane" -attribution to Helen C. Crane also a guess, via MusicSack. HMB 1908 p.136 does give "Helen C. Crane" though they might also be guessing...)

=={{Cat|Cras, Jean}} (1879–1932)==

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
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* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Crawford, Thomas James}} (1877–1955)==
* Scherzo & 2nd Romance for organ, published 1904 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Crémont, Pierre}} (1784–1846)==
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.1 (composed and premiered 1815, pub.1815 or 1816) (wrote at least 11, according to Worldcat) ({{WC|45207065}}- parts at Free Lib. Philadelphia)
* Clarinet Concerto Op.4 (1817 or other early edition, not modern of course)

=={{Cat|Cristo, Pedro de}} (1545–1618)==
* Salva nos, Domine a 8
* Osanna Filio David
* Sanctorum meritis

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Croze-Magnan, Jean-Baptiste de}} (1820–1891)==
* 6th & 7th Messes solennelle (pub.1862, 1879)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Introduction et Air varié Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (premiered 1804, rewritten, then published 1831/32, [[Richault]])
* Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano (Dresden, 1822, republished, with a quartet-accompaniment arrangement, 1885)

=={{Cat|Cui, César}} (1835–1918)==
*Full scores of operas (manuscript or engraved):
**''Prisoner of the Caucasus''
**''The Mandarin's Son''
**''William Ratcliff''
**''Mlada (Act 1)''
**''Angelo''
**''Le Flibustier''
**''The Saracen''
**''Feast in Time of Plague''
**''The Snow Bogatyr''' (At least a full score of the introduction was made.)
**''Mateo Falcone''
**''The Captain's Daughter''
**Musorgsky: ''The Fair at Sorochintsy''
*''Prisoner of the Caucasus'' -- 2nd Russian edition (ca. 1885)
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (collaborated with Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, completion of original by Alexander Dragomyschski).

=={{Cat|Cutter, Benjamin}} (1857–1910)==
* Piano trio in A minor (no.2), Op.24 (pub.1894)
* Mass in D (cop 1898)

=={{Cat|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374 (nos.2&3)
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368
* "O Salutaris Hostia" (possibly 3 or 4 different settings by the composer?)
* 8 or more masses?
* 30 Etudes Brilliants op.753
* Piano Trio No.4 Op.289
* Introduction & Variations Concertant on a Tirolienne in F minor for Piano & Cello Op.248
* Piano Concerto in C major, Op.78
* Requiems in c and f
* All Symphonies
* All Organ works
* Mass in c

=={{Cat|Čart, Jiří}} (1708–1774)==
(actually ca.1774/1780 or so... also known as [[wikipedia:de:Georg Czarth|Georg Czarth]], Georg Zarth, etc. Jiri Cart is the VIAF-preferred name.)
* 2 flute sonatas in G (at Berlin SBB)
* Flute sonata in G (mistaken for, or actually by and once attributed to Zarth but now etc., but also having the designation GraunWV D:XVII:90 - @Sing-Akademie zu Berlin)



=={{Cat|Daffner, Hugo}} (1882–1936)==
* Piano Trio in F, Op.10 (©1910 by Junne)
* Organ Sonata, Op.1
* 3 Pieces for piano 4 hands, Op.9 (pub. by Junne, 1909 or 1910?)

=={{Cat|Dalquen, Franz M.}} (1804–1877)==
May be the same as Frédéric d'Alquen to whom the following is attributed.
* 2 Morceaux de Genre pour Violoncelle (ou Violon) avec Piano. (Romance & Tarantelle.) Pub. 1883 by Schott. (HMB 1883 p.317.)

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Caprice, Op.174 (pub.1893)
* Concertino (pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Charles}} (1817–1907)==
*School Of Mechanism, Op. 74
*String Quartets, particularly no.13 in B minor op.160
*Violin Concerto Opus 78 full score and reduction for violin & piano
*Piano Trios Op.22 (#1), 40 (#3) (pub. by 1846, 1847 acc. HMB, BdlF respectively)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Léopold}} (1822–1895)==
(Jean-Pierre-Léopold Dancla, younger brother of Charles; they also had a sister, Laure, who was a fairly well-known pianist (and composer??).)
* String Quartet, Op.27 (Richault, 1858)
* 3e air varié pour le violon, avec... de piano, sur la Dernière Pensée de Bellini, Op.4 (Schonenberger, 1850)
* 3 petits (piano) trios, Op.59

=={{Cat|Daneau, Nicolas}} (1866–1944)==
* String Quartet in D (published by Cranz, 1921)
* Piano Quintet in C (pub. Cranz 1921)

=={{Cat|Dannehl, Franz}} (1870–1947)==
* Piano Sonata in A major, Op.74 (pub. ca. 1920-22??)
* Piano Sonata in D major, Op.78 (published 1922 by Zierfuss - HMB 1922 p.128)
* Slow waltz (Langsamer walzer), Op.76 No.2 for piano (also published 1922 by Zierfuss)
* Cello sonata in A-flat major, Op.103 (©1939 - non-PD-US probably)
* Gebet, Op.80 or Op.80 No.3 (©1923)

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major, Op. 30
* Flute Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 31
* 3 Quartets for bassoon and strings, Op. 40
* Flute Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 42
* Flute Concerto No. 4 in D major, Op. 43
* 3 Potpourris for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 45 (1814)
* Symphonie concertante in E♭ major for wind quintet and orchestra (1785)
* Symphonie concertante in B♭ major for flute, clarinet and orchestra, Op. 41
* Opera "Der Quasi-Mann" (1789)
* Opera "Ber Berggeist" (the score is in Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Darke, Harold}} (1888–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Communion Service in F (the one pub. by Stainer 1913?)
*Rhapsody, Op.4, pub.1908
*Te Deum & Jubilate, pub.1910
*3 Songs of Innocence, pub.1911
*Quartet for Piano and Winds (premiered by 1909)

=={{Cat|Dārziņš, Volfgangs}} (1906–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Dauprat, Louis-François}} (1781–1868)==
* Horn Concertos 3 and 4 opp.18, 19 (pub.1824 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Daussoigne-Méhul, Alexandre}} (1829–1902)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.98, pub.1895 (by Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Davenport, Francis Williams}} (1847–1925)==
* 1st Symphony in D-minor (Unsure if published, entered in competiton in which it came ahead of Stanfords 1st)
* 2nd Symphony in G
* Overture "Twelth Night"
* Prelude & Fugue for Orchestra
* Piano Trio in B-flat, Op. 5
* Six Pieces for Piano & Cello

=={{Cat|David, Félicien}} (1810–1876)==
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (full score, pub.1846) (see {{WC|34127326}}, BdlF 1846 p.572)

=={{Cat|David, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4
* Violin Concerto No.4, Op.23 (any edition incl. 1908 Breitkopf edition ok...)

=={{Cat|David, Karl Heinrich}} (1884–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.7 (pub. 1911, [[Hug]])
* Das hohe Lied Salomonis, Op.12 (pub. 1914?)

=={{Cat|Dayas, William H.}} (1864–1903)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (published 1889, Kistner)
::(NY Public Library has this but in library only, not circ.)
* Violin Sonata, Op.11 (composed March 1898 and published 1898, Kistner)
* Cello Sonata, Op.12 (composed and published 1901, Kistner)

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
:: Is this the work? [[Printemps (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Sonatas 4 (for oboe, horn, and harpsichord), 5 (for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, and piano), and 6 (for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello, harp, harpsichord, and piano)
::These were incomplete as of Debussy's death in 1918, but if anyone knows where there are fragments or sketches of them, that would be very helpful. --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 12:56, 4 April 2013
*Orchestral version of 5 Poèmes de Charles Baudelaire
*Orchestral version of Trois ballades de François Villon --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 5:04, 31 January 2014
* Rêverie arranged for organ by Palmer Christian (BMC, 1919)
* La Flûte de Pan ou Syrinx (Revised by A. Ljungar-Chapelon), La Flûte de Pan (MS. Brussels) (Autographus Musicus AM037)
::This work was first published on 1927 as Sylinx. Only Score parts are required.
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon (Album Leaf for piano) – ''first publ. 2003, copyright in Canada until 2054''
* Nocturne and Scherzo for Piano and Cello, L. 26 – ''first publ. 1995, copyright in Canada until 2046''
* Intermezzo for Cello and Orchestra (or piano), L. 27 – ''first publ. 1944 ed. by Gregor Piatigorsky (1903–1976), copyright in Canada until 2027''
:This is really more of an arrangement by Piatigorsky anyway.
:It looks like the G. Henle Verlag edition (pub. 1986) is actually PD in the EU and Canada, but not in the U.S.: [[Piano Trio in G major (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", for piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)
*3 Vortragsstücke für Holzblasinstrumente mit Pfte. (Aus dem Nachlass hrsg. v. H. Kundigraber.) (Capriccio for flute, rondo for oboe, rondo for clarinet.) (published by Siegel, 1912.)

=={{Cat|Deigendesch, Karl}} (1839–1911)==
*Die Errettung des Moses, Op.58 (pub.ca.1903)
*3 Marienlieder, Op.93 (pub. Böhm & Sohn, 1908)
*Festkantate, Op.84 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Delafosse, Léon}} (1874–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1900, Heugel)
* Piano Concerto A-dur

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?) (materials @ Fleisher but hopefully not only there)

=={{Cat|Delannoy, Marcel}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*État de veille : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Robert Desnos, op. 48 (pub. 1946, Max Eschig)
*String Quartet in E major (pub. 1931, Durand)
*Rapsodie for trumpet, alto saxophone, cello and piano (pub. 1934, Heugel)
*Sérénade concertante for violin and piano (pub. 1938, Associated Music)

=={{Cat|Deldevez, Édouard Marie Ernest}} (1817–1897)==
*String Quartets, Op.10 (pub.1857, 1879 (score))
*String Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1864, 1879 (score))

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
*Romance (for cello and piano) (1896)
*Caprice and Elegy for Cello and Piano, (1930)

=={{Cat|Delune, Louis}} (1876–1940)==
* Symphony in C (perf. in 1906 in Boston)
* String Quartets
* Piano Quintet

=={{Cat|Demersseman, Jules}} (1833–1866)==
*op.81 Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op.60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op.53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op.50 6 fantaisies fl and pf

=={{Cat|Demessieux, Jeanne}} (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Nativité, op.4 (1944; dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Dupré. Ms @ BNF. Not published until 2005?)
* Six Études, op.5 (pub. 1946)
* Sept Méditations sur le Saint-Esprit, op.6 (pub. 1947)
* Triptyque, op.7 (pub. 1949)
* Te Deum, op.11 (pub. 1959)
* Prélude et Fugue en Ut, op.13 (pub.1965)
* "Chanson de Roland" for chorus, mezzo soprano, and orchestra
* Poème for organ and orchestra, op.9 (published in score and reduction in 1952)
* Ballade for horn and piano (published 1962)

=={{Cat|Depas, Ernest}} (1809–1889)==
* Grand Duo (in E{{flat}}) for piano and violin, Op.80 (pub.1862)
* Remaining piano trios

=={{Cat|Derckum, Franz}} (1812–1872)==
* String quintet, Op.15 (pub.1866)

=={{Cat|Déré, Jean}} (1886–1970)==
* String Quartet in C minor (1905, unpub.?)
* Air de ballet, Op.6 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Destenay, Edouard}} (1850–1924)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (published 1907)
* Piano Quintet No.1 (published 1899)
* Piano Trio in A minor (published 1910)
* Quintet No.2 Op.12 (strings and harp) (published 1905)

=={{Cat|Dett, Robert Nathaniel}} (1882–1942)==
* Tropic Winter (piano)
* Cinnamon Grove (piano)
* Enchantment (piano)
* After the Cakewalk (piano)
* Cave of the Winds (piano)
* Inspiration Waltzes (piano)
* Nepenthe and the Muse (piano)

=={{Cat|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Flute quartet (for flute, violin, viola, cello) in b minor, opus 16 number 3
* Presto for 2 flutes
* Quartet for Bassoon and strings Opus 73

=={{Cat|Diémer, Louis}} (1843–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.22 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Diener, Olga}} (1890–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartets (54 of them? autograph scores @ Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Bern. Unpublished?)

=={{Cat|Dieren, Bernard van}} (1887–1936)==
* Impromptu (fantasiestück) for solo violin (published 1909)
* 3 Lieder, Op.4 (published 1908)
* Canzonetta in E minor for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1909)

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dietrich, Albert}} (1829–1908)==
*Cello Concerto in G Minor, Op. 32
*Symphony in D minor, Op.20

=={{Cat|Dieupart, Charles}} (1667–1740)==
* 6 Sonates pour flûte à bec et basse continue (Londres, 1717)
* environ 30 Airs entre 1729 et 1731, dans The Musical Miscellany
* Select Lessons for Harpsichord or Spinett (Walsh, London)
* Concerto à 5 pour violon, cordes et basse continue
* Concerto à 5 pour hautbois, cordes et basse continue en la majeur
* Concerto à 5 pour flûte, cordes et basse continue en la mineur
* 2 Concertos grossos
* 2 Concertos pour deux chœurs en mi mineur, en si bémol majeur
* Concerto pour trompette, deux hautbois et basse continue en si mineur

=={{Cat|Dimitrescu, Constantin}} (1847–1928)==
* String Quartet No.5, Op.42 (pub.1890)
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Rustic Dance for cello and piano (as well as any other arrangements)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Die Weihnachtsgeschichte op.10 (full scores)
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Complete Organ Works
Note: PD-CA but even the 2-piano sonata opus 1 is from 1931 so only unpublished works - if those - are PD-US. BSB has works by Distler (so they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Dobrowen, Issay}} (1894–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata, Op.15 (©1923, rev.1927)
* Piano Concerto, Op.20 (©1928, poss. earlier editions exist)
* Mélodie hebraïque : pour violon et piano, Op.12 (pub. 1918)
* Märchen für Violin & Piano, Op.16 (published 1923 by Universal Edition)

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)
* Andante for Violin and Piano, Op.71 (p.1850) (conf. BdlF, HMB)
* 11th and 12th nocturnes (Opp.69, 70) (p.1850, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reduction
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Szimfonikus percek'', Op. 36 (1933, pub. 1935 or n.d.(1935))

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Gaetano}} (1797–1848)==
* L'assedio di Calais (melodramma lirico, 1836; publ. Ricordi); copies at the Library of Congress, Eastman School of Music, and Harvard University, and unavailable through interlibrary loan; no other known copies in North America
* Sonata in C major for flute and piano
* Solo Viola Part from Viola Concerto in D Minor
{{Laundry|Donizetti, Gaetano}}

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Giuseppe}} (1788–1856)==
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{Cat|Dopper, Cornelis}} (1870–1939)==
* Cello Concerto (composed 1910, revised 1923) (autographs at NMI. ded. to Gerard Hekking)
* Symphonies (7. Published? Many of the mss. at NMI. Syms. 2, 3 published 2001)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Charles James}} (1839–1909)==
* Tramore Waltzes (for guitar and 2 mandolins; pub.1895 by J. White)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont}} (1804–1892)==
* Die Nibelungen, opera, Op.73 (pub.1855/6?)

=={{Cat|Dotzauer, Friedrich}} (1783–1860)==
*Variations to Nel cor piú-Mich fliehen alle Freuden from the Opera La Molinara by Paisiello for Cello solo, Op.183
*Piano Trio Op.180 (Damköhler, 1851)
*Cello concerto op.27
*Quartet for Bassoon and Strings Opus 36
*Cello concerto op.66
*Cello concerto op.72
*Cello concerto op.81
*Cello concerto op.82
*Cello concerto op.84 in e minor
*Cello concerto op.93 (pub. by A. Farrenc and by N. Simrock, by 1829. Mentioned in volume 4, 1829, of Revue musicale)
*Cello concerto op.100
*Cello concerto op.101 in F major
*3 Preludes and Fugues for Cello Op.178

=={{Cat|Douay, Émile}} (1802–1882)==
ca.1802 to after 1882? Death date seems to be unknown... Treated as alive in a 1882 biographical dictionary. For a lengthy biography, see [http://jean-jose-marchand.over-blog.com/article-decouverte-baudelairienne-inesperee-quatre-partitions-du-compositeur-emile-douay-39846310.html Blog entry]. Cousin of Albert Douay (1809-70). Perhaps related to {{LinkName|Georges|Douay}}?
* String Quartet, published 1859 (@BNF, also noted in BdlF p282)
* 2 string quintets, published 1859 (BdlF p.94 eg)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction - Klavierauszug/vocal score is completely available!
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction) - Sorry, has never been published! For more information ask IDG or noten.png@aol.com
* Serenade, Op.49
* Der gebundene Styl. Lehrbuch für Kontrapunkt und Fuge (©1902)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.51 (1890, c1892) (Forberg edition, not modern edition!!)
* Scene for Violin, Op.69

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
* Toccata in F minor (from Suite No. 1) (we have suite no.1)

=={{Cat|Drigo, Riccardo}} (1846–1930)==
* The Talisman (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Magic Flute (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Awakening of Flora (1894) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Trois from "The Fairy Doll" (1903) ''Piano reduction''
* La Perle (1896) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Drouet, Louis François Philippe}} (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* Symphony No.2 in D major (pub.1913)
* Symphony No.3 in A major (pub./©1923) (PD-CA/EU, anyway)
* Cantilène for violin, cello (or horn) and piano (or organ) (pub.1903, [[Heugel]])
* Adonis, poème symphonique (pub. [[Heugel]] in reduction at least, 1901, 1907 in full score)
* 42 Pieces pour Orgue
* Entrée for Organ
* Dixtuor (1907, published 1909. New edition of 2007 exists but 1909 edition should be used)
* Concert-capriccioso for Piano and Orchestra c-moll (1876) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Dufresne, G.}} (fl. 1877)==
* Danse orientale, No.3/3 Pièces caractéristiques

=={{Cat|Dukas, Paul}} (1865–1935)==
* ''Allegro'', for piano (1925)
* ''Ariane et Barbe-bleue'', piano solo transcription
* ''Fanfare pour précéder la Péri'', any arrangement for piano
* ''Götz de Berlichingen'' (overture? 1884 manuscript. first published 2007. unless performed before 1961, may not be hostable?-Schissel)
* ''L'apprenti sorcier'' (''The sorcerer's apprentice''), arrangement pour orgue seul (organ solo transcription)
* ''Modéré'', for piano (published posthumously in 1936)
* ''Polyeucte'', any arrangement for 1 or 2 pianos
* ''Vocalise-étude'' (''alla gitana'')

=={{Cat|Dumonchau, Charles-François}} (1775–1821)==
* 6 Sonatines, Op.15 (ca.1807?)
* 3 Fortepiano Sonatas, Op.28 (pub.1807/8)
=={{Cat|Du Mont, Henry}} (ca.1610 — 8 May 1684)==
*[[Cinq messes en plain-chant (Du Mont, Henry)]] contains only one of Guilmant's 'realizations' but the original is available at Gallica; more intriguing is Liszt's accompaniment, glimpsed [http://spellerweb.net/cmindex/Dumont/DumontCredo.pdf here.] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 00:09, 25 August 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.22
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)
* Passacaglia in G minor, Op.23 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Dupin, Paul}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jean-Christophe..., for piano and voice/piano (pub. E. Demets, 1908)
* Recueil de mélodies, for voice and piano (pub. M. Senart, 1909; republished Recital Publications)
* Poëmes, for string quartet (pub. M. Senart, 1909) (we have suite 1)
* La Payse à Jean, for voice, violin and piano (pub. Durand, 1918)
* Dentelles, for piano (pub. Costallat, 1927)
* Sept noëls familiers (pub. R. Deiss, 1928)
* Trois noëls, for voice and piano (pub. M. Eschig, 1935)

=={{Cat|Duport, Jean-Louis}} (1749–1819)==
*3 Duos, 2vc, (1782)
*Cello Concerto No.1 in A Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.2 in G Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.5 in D Major,(ca.1814)
*Cello Concerto No.6 in D minor,(ca.1815)
*3 Duos for cello and harp, Op.40 (1818)
*3 Nocturnes, Op. 70, vn/vc hrp

=={{Cat|Durand, Emile}} (1830–1903)==
* Traité de composition musicale (pub. Durand, 1899)

=={{Cat|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Instructions on the art of playing the piano-forte or harpsichord, or in German: Pianoforte Schule, without collaboration with Pleyel, Cramer or Clementi.

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115 (©1921, Hudebni mat.)
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major (B. 10) – ''first publ. 1975, possibly copyright in Canada until 2026''
** piano arr. first published 1929, see {{LinkWork|Cello Concerto in A major|B.10|Dvořák|Antonín|0}} (pd-ca only for now)
* Kate and the devil, Opera Op.112 (pub.1908 in v.s.)
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48 (we have parts)
* String Quartet No.6 (5 is a reconstruction by Günter Raphael) (pub.1948 (op.2), 1962 (B-flat), 1964 (no.3 in D), 1982 (op.12))
** String Quartet No.6 op.12 was reconstructed by Jarmil Burghauser (d.1997) whose editorial work—which includes composing several bars—probably meets a standard of originality & would be ineligible for upload
* Songs my mother taught me (from Gypsy songs), Op.55 No.4 (violin and piano version by Louis Persinger) - ''Persinger d.1966 so only PD-CA (US?)''
*String Quintet op 1 (first pub.1943, so PD-CA,EU only)



=={{Cat|Earl, Mary}} (1862–1932)==
*Flowers and Ferns
*German Airs: Medley Two-Step
*Sesame: Intermezzo Arabian

=={{Cat|Ebel, Arnold}} (1883–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphonische Ouverture : (Appassionata), Op.13 (pub.1914)
*Requiem after Hebbel, Op.17 (pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (I)}} (ca.1500–1576)==
* [titles unknown] compositions in the songbooks of the Danish court chapel of 1541 ms Royal Library Copenhagen
:[rem: the year 1541 seems incorrect because David Ebel sr was at the Danish court from 1551. If the year is correct, these compositions are by yet another David Ebel, possibly the father of David sr. This would also explain the unrealistic alternate death dates of David sr and the unrealistic lifespan of David sr and David jr of before 1520 to 1639]
* In dulce jubilo (Fuga 6 vocum). Motet. Voices. c1556 ms ascribed to Dav. Abell
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630
* Praeambulum (Preludium) in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum (Preludium) pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (II)}} (ca.1576–1639)==
* Currant Ab., Anno 1626. Organ. 1626 ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeludium ex clave G ab Org. Organ ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeambulum in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630

=={{Cat|Ebel, Hermann}} (ca.1550–1616)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Eberl, Anton}} (1765–1807)==
* Symphony in D minor, Op.34 (pub. 1808 ca.)

=={{Cat|Eberlin, Johann Ernst}} (1702–1762)==
* Requiem Full Score
* Toccatas and Fugues Full Scores ( in progress!)
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Ebers, Carl Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Bassoon Concerto, Op.41 (pub.ca.1817)
* Flute Duos, Op.55 (pub.ca.1815)
* Grosse Sinfonie (Concertante), Op.40 (pub.ca.1817)
* Overture, Op.45 (pub.ca.1818)
* Freischütz-Fantaisie, Op.46 (pub.ca.1811, @BSB)
* Beethoven Sym. 3 arr. for double quintet

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Egger, Max}} (1863–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Frau Holda, opera (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Eggert, Joachim Nicolas}} (1779–1813)==
* Sextet (pub.1818 ca., Breitkopf und Härtel)
* Piano Quartet Op.3 (pub.ca.1813, B&H)
* Symphony (not sure which?) (was pub.ca.1815, B&H. Poss. no.3 in {{K|Eb}}?)

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtlied, for violin and orchestra Op. 14 (p.1911)
*Sinfonisches Suite, Op.22 (p.1925)

=={{Cat|Eichberg, Julius}} (1824–1893)==

=={{Cat|Eijken, Johan Albert van}} (1823–1868)==
* Organ works
* Ouvertüre, Entr’-Acte u. Chöre zum Trauerspiel "Lucifer" (after Vondel), Op.40 (pub.1860)

=={{Cat|Eisler, Hanns}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Froissart Overture Op. 19 (full score [London (Novello) 1890])
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Pomp and Circumstance March Op. 39 No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op. 39 No. 6 (Full Score)
:P&C5 in full score is already up, but unfortunately subject to blocking owing to the 95-year copyright in the US, which expires in 2020. P&C6 exists as either unpublished sketch fragments or the full score and parts realised by Anthony Payne, who is still living and would have full rights as co-author, so this is a fairly unrealistic wish. Regards, [[User:Pml|PML]] 9 July 2010
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)
* Go, song of mine, Op. 57 (First edition, London: Novello 1909)
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)

=={{Cat|Ellerton, John Lodge}} (1801–1873) ==
* 3 Quartets, Op.70 (nos.44–46) (pub.1873/74?, Schott)
* 3 Quartets, Op.71 (nos.47–49) (likewise)

=={{Cat|Ellicott, Rosalind}} (1857–1924)==
or Rosalind Frances Ellicott.
* 2 Piano Trios (pub.ca.1891)
* Elysium : for soprano solo, chorus, and orchestra
* Henry of Navarre : a choral ballad : with orchestral accompaniment ad. lib. (poss. avail. at Google or Hathitrust?)
and other works published before 1923.

=={{Cat|Elmas, Stephan}} (1862–1937)==
*[[Piano Concerto No.3 (Elmas, Stephan)|3rd piano concerto]] (pub.1906?)
*[[Quatuor (Elmas, Stephan)|Piano Quartet in D minor]] (pub.1923, Steingräber - See {{HMBref|1923|111}}, and possibly by 1880s by Wetzler? - see {{WC|637911941}}.)

=={{Cat|Elsner, Józef}} (1769–1854)==
* Oratorio, Męka Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ)
* Masses
* Requiem
* 8 Symphonies
* Keyboard sonatas
* Polonaises with Orchestra

=={{Cat|Emborg, Jens Laursøn}} (1876{{EN}}1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Oktober: String Quartet No.4, Op.42 (pub.ca.1922 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==
*Salamine ("tragédie lyrique en trois actes d'apres les Perses d'Eschyle", pub.Choudens 1926 (vocal score: A.C. 16019), PD-CA presumably)
*In Memoriam, poème pour voix, piano, violon et violoncelle (pub. ca.1909, no publisher noted/by the composer (later taken up by Durand))

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Quartet No. 2, Op. 30 (1944; first perf. 1947; pub. 1968)
* Piano Quintet Op. 29 (1940; first perf. 1964; pub. 1965)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1, Op. 26 in f{{sharp}} minor (1898; first perf. 1899; pub. 1996)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Erb, Marie Josef}} (1858–1944)==
* Suite Op.29 for orch. (Pub. Gebrüder Reinecke, 1894)
* Der Heimweg : Balletspiel in einem Aufzuge, Op.40 (Straube, 1920?)

=={{Cat|Erdmann, Eduard}} (1896–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphony No.1, Op.10 (pub. by Steingräber, 1920)
*An den Frühling for violin and piano, Op.1 (pub.1921, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==
*Organ works

=={{Cat|Erlemann, Gustav}} (1876–1936)==
*Der junge Rhein, Op.2, self-pub.1902
*Geistergruß, Op.6, pub.1905 by Kahnt
*Lieder und Gesänge, Op.10, pub.1920?
*Die Waise. Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Pianoforte, Op.34 (pub.1920?).
*Missa in Es, Op.55 (pub.1935)

=={{Cat|Ertel, Paul}} (1865–1933)==
* Sinfonie Harald (1908 at the latest)
* Quatre impressions de la Suisse, op. 27 (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1913)
* Hebraikon Op 14 for string quartet

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.46 (1907)
*Piano Concerto No.2, Op.68 (composed 1912)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)
*Symphonies 1-3
*Operas including "Thomas Riquiqui" Op.10, "Die zwei Prinzen" Op.15 (published; also, ÖNB has the autograph of this, Mus.Hs.25077 Mus)
*Suite No.2 in large orchestra, Op.75

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts) (first pub. 1977, but uploaded with restriction)
* Brass Quintet No.3 in D{{flat}}, Op.7 (score and parts)
* Brass Quintet No.4 in A{{flat}}, Op.8 (score and parts)

=={{Cat|Eybler, Joseph}} (1765–1846)==
Full scores or manuscripts of:
* HV 8 \ Missa Sancti Bennonis in C minor
* HV 9 \ Missa Sancti Caroli in C minor
* HV 10 \ Missa Sancti Joannis in C minor
* HV 11 \ Missa Sancti Wolfgangi in D minor
* HV 12 \ Missa Sancti Leopoldi in D minor
* HV 26 \ Missa Sancti Ferdinandi in G minor
* HV 28 \ Missa Sanctae Elisabethae in A minor
* HV 34 \ Gloria & Incarnatus for Michael Haydn's Missa in D minor
* HV 35 \ Kyrie ad Missam in Coena Domini in E minor
* HV 37 \ Requiem in C minor
* HV 46 \ Graduale: Os justi meditabitur sapientiam in C minor
* HV 85 \ Offertory: Terra tremuit et quievit in C minor
* HV 86 \ Offertory: Si consistent adversum me castra in C minor
* HV 88 \ Offertory: Domine si observaveris iniquitates in C minor
* HV 92 \ Offertory: Fremit mare cum furore in D minor
* HV 94 \ Offertory: Tremit mare in D minor
* HV 123 \ Hymn: Tristes erant apostoli in C minor
* HV 124 \ Hymn: Iste confessor in D minor
* HV 125 \ Hymn: Ecce quo modo moritur justus in F major
* HV 132 \ De profundis clamavi in G minor
* HV 133 \ Laudate Dominum in A minor
* HV 134 \ Miserere in D minor
* HV 137 \ Die vier letzten Dinge
* HV 138 \ Die Hirten bei der krippe zu Bethlehem
* HV 139 \ Dich Schöpfer sanfter Harmonie
* HV 140 \ Il sacrifizio



=={{Cat|Fabritius, Ernst}} (1842–1899)==
* Violin Concerto in D minor (pub. 1923 by [[Robert Forberg]])

=={{Cat|Facius, Johann Heinrich}} (1760–1806)==
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Cello Concerto No.3
* 6 Cello Sonatas, Op.2 (1802)
* 3 Duos for 2 Cellos, Op.1 (1805)
* Double Concerto for Cello and Oboe (lost?)

=={{Cat|Fährmann, Hans}} (1860–1940)==
Note Wikipedia page - many of this composer's works may simply no longer exist (except as libraries purchased items &c... &c); his main publisher was destroyed in World War II along with all their plates.
* Organ Sonata No. 6 (Op. 24 in G).
* Organ Sonata No. 11 in B-flat (B) Op. 63, Organ Sonata No. 13 "Münster Sonata" in C Op. 73, and Organ Sonata No. 14 and Transcendental Fugue in G Op. 78 were never published and are presumed forever lost (see above comment re publisher plates).
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. A few libraries do have this.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43, 1909 (p.1912)
* Piano Trio in B (H) major, Op.37, 1907 (copy @ Austrian National Library. Copies of both trios @ SLUB.)
* Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (@SLUB though not scanned)
* 3 Ernste Lieder, Op.85 (pub.1935 by Junne)

=={{Cat|Fairchild, Blair}} (1877–1933)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.16 (©1908)
* Rapsodie for piano quintet, Op.21 (©1909)
* A bel-ebat : trois tableaux symphoniques pour orchestre (©1937) (PD-CA-only) (also, 3 Pieces for piano, ©1925 - probably the same piece - don't know if orchestration is by the composer, merely published posthumously?)
* A Love Symphony (©1904)

=={{Cat|Faisst,_Clara}} (1872–1948)==
* German Suite in C minor for violin and piano, Op.22 (published 1928 by Müller - HMB 1928, p.118)
* 4 Lieder, Op.1. pub. Heckel, 1894.
* 5 Lieder, Op.4. Leuckart, 1897.
* Melodie nach einer alten Ballade, Op.5. Gebr. Reinecke, 1900.

=={{Cat|Falconio, Placido}} (fl. 1549–1588)==
*''Introitus et Alleluia per omnes festivitates totius anni'' 1575 (supposed to be the first ''basso seguente'')
=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Jota(from 7 Canciones populares Españolas) transcribed for violin and piano
* Suites Populaires Espagnoles for violin and piano
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Vals Capricho – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Cortejo de Gnomos – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Allegro de Concierto – ''first publ. 1986, under copyright worldwide''
* Mazurca en Do Menor – ''first publ. 1992, under copyright worldwide''

=={{Cat|Famintsyn, Aleksandr}} (1841–1896)==
* String quartet no.2 (serenade), op.7 (p.ca.1877)

=={{Cat|Fane, John}} (1784–1859)==
(See [[wikipedia:John Fane, 11th Earl of Westmorland|Wikipedia]]. Composer and patron of music. Worldcat lists 4 dozen items/musical-score "matches" under "Fane, John"; COPAC, RISM and other databases can be searched as well...)
* La Primavera (cantata after Metastasio. pub.1814)
* Symphony No.1 (in ms, premiered by Lenschow's Germania Orchestra. A reduction was published ca.1846 by Schlesinger.)
* Mass (in ms?) (is this the Missa solenne by him that was published in 1846?)
* Requiem (pub. Welsh & Hawes, ca.1824)
* "Gran sinfonia : esprimente und battaglia nell' opera L'Eroe di Lancastro" (pub. Ricordi, 1830)
* Catherine, or the Austrian captive, an opera in three acts (ca.1830)
* Il Torneo : opera seria (published 1839 ca., Boosey)

=={{Cat|Fantini, Girolamo}} (1600–1675)==
* Sonata no.1 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.2 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.3 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.4 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.5 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.6 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.7 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.8 for trumpet and organ

=={{Cat|Farinelli, Giuseppe}} (1769–1836)==
* I riti d'Orfeo
* Messa in re a 4 voci
* Messa in re a 5 voci
* Messa pastorale a 4 voci
* Messa pastorale in sol a 2 voci
* Dixit in do a 2 voci
* Dixit in re a 4 voci
* Te Deum in la a 4 voci
* Te Deum in re a 2 voci
* Improperia per il venerdì santo a 4 voci
* Stabat Mater a 2 voci
* Tobias, oratorio

=={{Cat|Farjeon, Harry}} (1878–1948)==
* Miniature Piano Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Farkas, Ödön}} (1851–1912)==
Once called Edmund Farkas (Germanization)
* String Quartet in G minor (pub. {{HMBref|1905|577}}-1905- Heilbronn: Schmidt.)

=={{Cat|Farrar, Ernest Bristow}} (1885–1918)==
* Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass
* Three Chorale Preludes
* Fantasy Prelude
* Elegy
* A Wedding Piece

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Léonce}} (1873–1903)==
(flourishing dates? please replace with better information when available)
* Op.42 Air de ballet pour orchestra (pub.ca.1903)
* Horace et Lydie, scène (translated from Horace, pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Louise}} (1804–1875)==
* Complete Piano Works (some of these published - e.g. op.7 in 1832, op.9 and op.12 in 1834, op.17 in 1836, op.21 in 1838, op.41 in ca.1858, op.42 in 1856, "La grand mère" in 1837)
* Nonet Op.38 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library - Fétis gives as not published; has been published in the 20th century however.)
* 3rd symphony (1847) ("first finale" - manuscript - at BNF. not yet scanned as of mid-12-2010.) ([http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb396854389/PUBLIC BNF]; there are, I think, 2 recorded versions of this symphony? both, I believe, use the other finale. ) (and other two symphonies?)
* Violin Sonatas
* Clarinet Trio Op.44
* Piano Trio Op.33
* Piano Trio op. 34

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F: 1 \ Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:e 1 \ German Mass in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:g 1 \ Missa brevis in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv I:L 1 \ Laetatus sum in F sharp minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 1 \ Suite for 2 flutes, 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 2 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 4 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 3 \ Suite for chalumeau, 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 6 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:e 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1a \ Suite for 2 flutes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 2 \ Suite for 3 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 7 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Concerti in minor keys not already in library

=={{Cat|Fauchard, Auguste}} (1881–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Première Symphonie en mi pour orgue (1925)
* Deuxième Symphonie en ré pour orgue (1928-29)
* Le Mystère de Noël pour orgue, variations sur «Jesu redemptor omnium» (1940)
* Troisième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie mariale» (1941)
* Quatrième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie eucharistique», sur des thèmes grégoriens au Saint-Sacrement (1944-45)
* Messe Sainte Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus pour choeur et orgue (1947)
* Choral pour orgue (publié en 1951)
* Choral et fugue sur Ave maris stella
* Vexilla regis pour orgue
* In memoriam pour orgue

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* ''Libera Me'' from '''''Requiem''''' (Original 1877 version for Baritone and Organ) - Full Score/Manuscript
* Violin Concerto (1878-79) ор.14 (1st movement) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Feinberg, Samuil}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Full Score) 
(re PD-US status: Worldcat, anyway, only seems to list 3 works published in 1922 - opp. 5, 8 and 9. op.1, 2, 7, 10, 11 came out in 1923 or 1924 (as did a revised edition of op.5?). opp.13, 15 - which are not on this list, I know- listed in July 1925 HMB. worth checking HMB and scores to do a better and closer study than the cursory one I've done though, opp. 2,7,10 and 11 might still be PD-US. - Schissel

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Gottfried von}} (1857–1924)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.30
* String Quartet, Op.42 (all 3 in ms?)

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Reinhold}} (1848–1912)==
* Doh ha 'meer der Rään, Karnevals-Marschlied, Op.4711 (?) Pub. 1906 by Tonger

=={{Cat|Fenney, William}} (1891–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Dawn, Op.16, poem for orchestra (pub.1915)
* In Shadow, Op.15, poem for small orchestra (pub.1915)
* Fieldside, Suite for piano, Op.28 (pub.1921)
* Pastoral for orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1915)
* Tragic Poem for small orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses
* Andromaca, complete score

=={{Cat|Fernandez, Aires}} (fl. 1590)==
* Te lucis ante terminum
* Circundederunt me
* Alma redemptoris mater
* Benedicamus Domino
* Nunc dimittis
* Posuerunt super caput

=={{Cat|Fernström, John}} (1897–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String quartet no. 3, op.23 (pub.1944??)
* Chaconne for cello and piano, op.31 (©1940)

=={{Cat|Ferrandini, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1791)==
* Cantatas for Passion
* Op. 25 Sinfonias

=={{Cat|Ferrari of Lodi, Carlotta}} (1837–1907)==
(or some other way found to distinguish from the page we have for Carlotta Ferrari born 1975. See [[wikipedia:Carlotta Ferrari|Wikipedia]] for this composer)
*Messa da Requiem
*Ave Maria in chiave del sol (with piano)
*Operas

=={{Cat|Ferroni, Vincenzo}} (1858–1934)==
*Rhapsodie espagnole p. Orchestra, Op.8 (pub.1895 by Oertel, Hanover) (exists at least in a 1918 Schirmer edition "Spanish Rhapsody" edited? by Otto Langey (1851–1922))
*Fieramosca : dramma lirico in tre att (pub.ca.1904) (librettist Massimo d'Azeglio - 1798–1866))

=={{Cat|Fesca, Friedrich Ernst}} (1789–1826)==
*Symphonies
*Cantemire (libretto- text by {{LinkName|Alexander von|Dusch I}} - has been scanned by SLUB, but opera is lacking online?...)

=={{Cat|Fesch, Willem de}} (1678–1761)==
*Op.6, Sonaten für Soloinstrument und B.c. (1730)
*Op.9, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (Walsh/London 1739)
*Op.11, Duette für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1743)
*Op.12, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1748)
*Op.13, Sonaten für Violoncello und B.c. (1750)

=={{Cat|Fétis, François-Joseph}} (1784–1871)==
*Fétis edition of some CPE Bach piano works (pub.ca.1850 by Schonenberger)
*Concerto in B minor for Flute and Orchestra (1869); full score / piano reduction

=={{Cat|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Gottfried}} (ca.1660–1730)==
* Fugue for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Fink, Christian}} (1831–1911)==
* 7? Organ sonatas (numbering is confusing. op.83 "no.5"? from 1898.)

=={{Cat|Finke, Fidelio Friedrich}} (1891–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Schauspiel-Ouvertüre (premiered? 1920) (?. NZM 1920 p324. maybe published later though.)
* Romantische Suite (pub.1921)
* Marionetten-Musiken. Klavier zweihändig. (pub.1922)
* Intermezzo für Klavier zu zwei Händen (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Harpsichord Suites
* Pièces de Clavessin (1696)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Büchlein (1698)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Strauss (vor 1736)
* Musikalischer Parnassus (ca. 1738)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Michael Gotthard}} (1773–1829)==
* Complete organ works („Classische Orgelcompositionen zum Studium und zum Gebrauche beim öffentlichen Gottesdienste. Neue correcte Gesammtausgabe“ (9 Hefte), Gesamtausgabe der Orgelwerke, Musikalienhandlung von Körner, Erfurt), after 1840
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.12 (published 1809 (announced October 1809 Intelligenz-Blatt, AMZ, 18 Oct. 1809) by Breitkopf&H.)

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)
* Piano Trio, pub.1903

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Jerzy}} (1903–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(son of Grzegorz)
* String Quartet No.2 / Concerto for String Orchestra (1928, pub.1931)
* Quintet for winds and trombone (pub.1931)
* Violin Concerto (pub.1931?)
* Cello concerto (pub.1932)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (pub.1933)
* Nocturne for Orchestra (4/1945; premiered 3/28/1946, New York; published 1950)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Wiegenlied,_Op.7_(Fitzenhagen,_Wilhelm) Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7]
*String Quartet in D-minor, Op. 23 (Full score and parts)
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Ave Maria for 4 Cellos, Op.41
*Die Spinnerin (Spinnlied) No.2 for 4 Cellos, Op.59
*Sarabande by J.S.Bach for 4 Cellos, Op.64

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8 -- do these exist in a PD form? Published as "Six Solos" in 1758.
* Overtures, Op.3 (pub.1771)

=={{Cat|Flament, Édouard}} (1880–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 1st Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.14 (1903, pub.1915? by C.Selva)
* 3 Mélodrames for small orch. (pub.1919 or so)
* Elegie pour orchestra (Evette & Schaeffer, [1920])
* Fantaisie pour basson, violon & violoncelle, Op.54 (©1922)

=={{Cat|Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre}} (1821–1895)==
* 10 Piano Pieces (pub.ca.1884)
* Rêverie for violin or cello & piano (pub.1895/6, [[E. Baudoux]])

=={{Cat|Flégier, Ange}} (1846–1927)==
* Prélude & danse for violin and piano (pub.1873, [[Durand]])

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==

=={{Cat|Flor, Christian}} (1626–1697)==
* Passion Oratorio 1667
* any Cantatas
* any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Florio, Caryl}} (1843–1920)==
* Symphony No.1 in G (manuscript, 1887-09, at Free Library Philh. & NYPL.)
* Symphony No.2 in C minor (manuscript, 1887-12. Arrangement of Quartet No.1.)
* Piano Concerto in A{{flat}} (1875/1915)
* String Quartet No.1 in C minor (1877)
* String Quartets 2 in F, 3 in D

=={{Cat|Flügel, Gustav}} (1812–1900)==
* Organ works including Organ sonata Op.83 in E (pub.1881)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in B minor, Op.7 (first pub.1846, soon republished in a new edition, seems lost?)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in B{{flat}}, Op.13 (first pub.1846) (may be downloadable from Szczecin)
* Sonatine No.7, Op.54 in C (pub.1859)

=={{Cat|Fodor, Carel Anton}} (1768–1846)==
* Piano Sonata in F sharp major, Op.2 No.2, ed. J.J Hummel, 1793
* Piano Sonatas Op.2 No.1 and 3.

=={{Cat|Foerster, Adolph Martin}} (1854–1927)==
* Thusnelda, Op.10 (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1881)
* Piano Quartet No.1 in {{K|Eb}}, Op.21 (Leipzig: Kahnt, 1888)
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.29 (Berlin: Challier & Co., 1894)
* Suite No.2, Op.47 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Prelude to Goethe's 'Faust', Op.48 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Trio-Serenade, Op.61 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Piano Trio in D major, Op.83 (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)
* The Enchanter's Dream (Des Zauberers Traum), Op.85 for string orchestra (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.1, Op.15 (p.1898, Junne)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.61 (p.1914. Qt 2 wasn't pub. until 1927.)
* Jessika, opera, published 1910 in reduction
* 2-movement string quintet (2 pieces for string orchestra), Op.3, published 1914 by Urbánek

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)
* The Wreck of the Hesperus, op. 17 (Boston: Arthur Schmidt, 1888) -- copies at U Chicago, U Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, U Michigan, Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh), Carnegie Mellon U, Westminster Choir College

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Forgues, Émile}} (1823–1883)==
*'''Les Pathétiques''': 12 grandes études de concert, for pf., (Paris: Flaxland, 1862?). Containing Opp. 10-21. 
**''This work is available from the Research Division at New York Public Library:'' Call number:'' *MYD | Forgues, Emile, 1823 | [Les pathetiques] Les Pathetiques: 12 Grandes etudes de concert.'']'' 

*'''Fantaisie sur le Stabat de Rossini''', for pf., (Paris: E. Troupenas, 1844)

=={{Cat|Forino, Luigi}} (1868–1936)==
* 4 Preghiere (Prayers) for 4 cellos, op.27 - (note: does opus 27 contain all 4 or just no. 3 which [[Preghiere No.3, Op.27 (Forino, Luigi)|is here]]? a worldcat.org search for scores by Forino detects only no.3 but that could mean anything. - Schissel ''Answer to Schlissel'note'': surely opus 27 contains 4 "Preghiere", as the line under the composer's name on the score reads "Op.27 N.3" which I'm sure means that it is the third piece of opus 27 considered as a whole of four pieces; if you were right, the line would have instead read "N.3, Op.27", or "Op.27 (N.3)". - Ashaam) (answer in the composer's category page - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Forneret, Xavier}} (1809–1884)==
(See [[wikipedia:Xavier Forneret|Wikipedia]])
*Pluie, valse (violin & piano) (pub.1873)
*La musette, duo (violin & piano) (pub.1872)

=={{Cat|Fornerod, Aloÿs}} (1890–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Motets, Op.2 (pub.1920)
* Violin Sonata in B, Op.11 (pub.1926) (@ Sibley but restricted for some time)
* Concert pour deux violons et piano, Op.16 (ca.1942)
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (ca.1950)

=={{Cat|Förster, Alban}} (1849–1916)==
* Symphony in E (pub.1888/89, Richter & Hopf; 1899, Lehne. Copy at Schlossmuseum, Sondershausen, elsewhere, NYPL offsite...)
* Piano Trios (in C, G and A (the last in autograph, the first two published)) - in C Op.61 we have? No.2 Op.172 is in D, no.3 is as noted unpublished. No.5 in F we do have.
* Trio No.4 in light style in F, Op.174 (pub.1906)
* Concert overture Frühlingsklänge Op.80 (ÖNB has a copy)

=={{Cat|Förster, Kaspar}} (1616–1673)==
* 3 Oratorios
* 35 Sacred Concertos (Cantatas)
* Sonata a 7

=={{Cat|Forsyth, Cecil}} (1870–1941)==
* Viola Concerto in G Minor: Score, orchestral parts and/or piano reduction. A set with the orchestral material can be found in the Fleisher Collection at the Free Library of Philadelphia (http://know.freelibrary.org/), should anyone in the vicinity be kindly able to scan it. -- we have part of this now, increasingly..
* Kubla Khan. Cantata for men's voices, unaccompanied, the words selected from Coleridge's poem (©1913?)
*The luck of Eden Hall (choral ballad. ©1922) (also set by Robert Schumann)

=={{Cat|Förtsch, Johann Philipp}} (1652–1732)==
* Sacred Concertos
* 32 Canons on Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, 1680
* Canon perpetuus a 4 on the same chorale
* Counterpoint studies
* Triple fugue
* Musicalischer Compositions Tractat
* Von den dreyfachen Contrapunkten

=={{Cat|Foulds, John}} (1880–1939)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6
*Lento e Scherzetto for cello and orchestra, Op. 12
*Cello Concerto in G major, Op. 17
*Two Concert Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 25
*Badinage for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)
*The World Requiem: Vocal and Full Score

=={{Cat|Fowles, Leonard Nowell}} (1870–1939)==
*A memory, for violin and piano or for organ (pub.1913/1917)
*2 Viola Sonatas (No.2 premiered Dec.1896, London, Hobday (viola)/Fowles (piano). Ms if not lost?)
*2 sketches for the organ (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Franchomme, Auguste}} (1808–1884)==
* Nocturnes Opus 15 for two cellos (or solo cello with accompaniment of a second cello?)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Quae est ista FWV63
* Messe Solennelle FWV59
* "Les sept paroles du Christ sur la croix"
* Piano duet arrangement (Hamelle) of [[String Quartet (Franck, César)|String Quartet]]

=={{Cat|Franck, Eduard}} (1817–1893)==
* Cello sonata op.6 (Stern, 1846)
* Concert-overture op.12 in E{{flat}} (Bote & Bock, 1848) (score plate 1216)
* Piano Trio op.11 (Guttentag, 1848)
* Piano concerto in D minor op.13 (Guttentag, 1850) (new edition (urtext) issued 2013)
* String quintet op.15 in E minor (Bote & Bock, 1850)
* Fantaisie for orchestra, op.16 (Schlesinger, 1851)
* Violin sonata no.1 in C minor op.19 (Schloss, 1853)
* Violin sonata no.2 in A op.23 (Schloss, 1860)
* Piano trio no.1 in E{{flat}} op.22 (Schloss, 1860)
* Symphony no.1 op.47 in A (Trautwein, 1860?, pub.1882)
* Symphony no.2 op.52 in B{{flat}} (composed 1883?, poss. unpublished)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet No.2 in E-flat
* String Quartet no.3 op.55 in C minor (pub.1899, Schlesinger)
* Violin concerto no.2 op.57 ( poss. unpublished)
* Piano trio op.58 in D (pub.1898, Schlesinger) (plate 8094)

=={{Cat|Franck, Richard}} (1858–1938)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Violin sonata no.2 Op. 35
* Piano trios Op. 20, Op. 32 (Op.32 @ÖNB)
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903) (@ÖNB)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)
* Piano Sonata No.3, Op.51 (pub.1910?)
* Violin Concerto Op.43 (pub.1906)
* Concert-Ouverture (Wellen des Meeres und der Liebe) für grosses Orchester Op.21 (@ ÖNB)
* Liebesidyll Amor und Psyche Op.40 (@ÖNB)
* Suite for orchestra Op.30 (ditto)
* Symphonic fantasy Op.31 (ditto)
* Dramatic overture Op.37 (ditto)

=={{Cat|Franckenstein, Clemens von}} (1875–1942)==
* Festliche Musik, Op.35 (published 1913 by Kistner)
* Arabesken zu einem russischen Tanz für Klavier, Violine und Violoncell, Op.36 (published 1914)
* Li-Tai-Pe, oper (Drei-Masken-Verlag, ©1920. Parts digitally scanned @ [https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:bvb:70-dtl-0000022949 BVB])

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1889)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22) (B minor acc. to entry in Royal Dutch Library)
*String Quartet No.2 Op.31 (pub. Richault, plate 6520R, around 1841? (Worldcat)- later if the dates in the [[Richault]] table around there are right, but they really need double-checking.) (parts at Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam )

=={{Cat|Franz, Robert}} (1815{{EN}}1892)==
*Psalm 117 (Lobet den Herrn) for 2 choruses, Op.19 (published by [[F. Whistling]], 1855)
*6 Gesänge, Op.22 (Senff, 1855)

=={{Cat|Freislich, Johann Balthasar Christian}} (1687–1764)==
* ''Passio Christi'' (Brockes-Passion)
* Matthäus-Passion

=={{Cat|Freitas Branco, Luís de}} (1890–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto (1916)
* Alentejo Suite No. 1 (1919)
* Alentejo Suite No. 2 (1927)
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1927?, Sassetti)
* Cello Sonata (©1927)
* String Quartet (pub. 1927)
* Earlier? violin sonata, pub. 1909/10, Pabst ({{HMBref|1910|4}})

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* ''Liber secundus diversarum modulationum singulus, binis, ternis, quaternisque vocibus'' (Rome: Andrea Fei, 1627)

=={{Cat|Frederick II}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Friedrich Hofmeister]])
*Tanzidyllen for piano, Op.9 (pub. 1906 by Tanner)
*Requiem (for the German fallen) Op.61 (pub.1915, C.F.W. Siegel)

=={{Cat|Fried, Oskar}} (1871–1941)==
*Prelude and Fugue, Op.10
*Adagio & Scherzo for winds, harp and timpani, Op.2 (published 1905)
*Verklärte Nacht, für Mezzosopran und Tenor mit Orchester, op.9 (pub.1904)
*Hänsel und Gretel fantasy for orchestra (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Fröber, Christoph Gottlieb}} (1704–1759)==
* Brockes-Passion

=={{Cat|Fröhlich, Friedrich Theodor}} (1803–1836)==
* Ouvertüre zu Passionsmusiken f-Moll (1835)
* Totenfeier (1829)
* Stabat mater (dt.) (1829)
* Weihnachtskantate (1830)
* Passionskantate (1831)

=={{Cat|Frühling, Carl}} (1868–1937)==
*Sonata, op. 22, for cello and piano
*String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 25
*Piano Trio in E-flat major, op. 32
*Watteau, Ballet-Pantomime (ÖNB has a copy)
*Schlummerlied: „Schlaf’ du, mein Söhnchen, so schlafe doch ein“ (pub.1899 by Gutmann. Plate 16205?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Albert}} (1858–1910)==
*String quartet in E minor, Op.40 (pub. Kahnt in 1904) (LoC has, BSB has, Sibley/Rochester has just received as a gift)
*Piano Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1887)
*Violin Concerto, Op.25 (pub.1904)
*Cello Sonata, Op.27 (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Richard}} (1887–1947)==
*Tarantelle for violin and piano, Op.79 (1901) (possibly by a different Richard Fuchs?)
(Other works at [http://www.richardfuchs.org.nz/compositions.php Richard Fuchs compositions] but seem to have been published too recently?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Robert}} (1847–1927)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Eglogue, Op. 5
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* 7 Lieder Op. 52
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* Marienblumen (womens' choir and harp or piano)
* String Quartet No.5 (Amont-Quartet, 1925) (may not exist, but listed in the ONB catalog. Someone want to have a look?)
* Violin Sonata no.2 in D major, Op.33 (yay for the others :) )

=={{Cat|Füchs, Ferdinand Karl}} (1811–1848)==
(Also Ferdinand Carl Füchs, F.C. Füchs/Fuechs)
* Opera "Guttenberg" (overture published 1847)
* Souvenir à Mdlle Thérèse Milanollo. Chant for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1844)
* Concertino p. Cor chromatique, Op.17 (pub.1843)

=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Adolfo}} (1828–1856)==
In general looking for all his piano works
* École Moderne du Pianiste : recueil de 24 morceaux caracteristiques for piano, Op. 100
* Le prophete : grande fantaisie de bravoure for piano, op. 43
* Grande Fantaisie Militaire for piano, Op. 60
=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Polibio}} (1830–1900)==
* Marcia Brillante, No.2 of {{NoComp|6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80|Fumagalli,_Polibio}}

=={{Cat|Funcke, Friedrich}} (1642–1699)==
* Trostvolle Geschichte der sig- und freudenreichen Auferstehung Jesu Christi, 1665
* Die geschichte von dem selig machenden Leiden und Sterben unseres süssesten Heilands Jesu Christi (Lukas-Passion), 1683
* Litania divisa in 8 v. et Instr. in duos Choros
* 43 Melodien des Stadt-Lüneburgischen Gesangbuchs von 1686
* Janua latino-germanico ad artem Musicam, clavibus facilioribus in usum scholae, 1680

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Anton Bernhard}} (1792–1852)==
* Flöten-schule, Op. 42 (1826)

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Kaspar}} (1772–1819)==
* 5 Little Duets
* 4 Little Duets

=={{Cat|Furuhjelm, Erik}} (1883–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(bio at [[wikipedia:fi:Erik Furuhjelm|Wikipedia (Finnish)]]. Sibelius' first? biographer)
* String Quintet in C minor (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Fux, Johann Joseph}} (ca.1660–1741)==
* Any Masses (K 1-50) for Christmas, Holy Week, or in minor keys
* K 51 Requiem et Kyrie a 5
* K 52 Dies irae a 5
* K 53 Domine Jesu Christe a 5
* K 54 Libera me Domine
* K 55 Requiem
* K 56 Requiem
* K 57 Dies irae
* Any Vespers or Psalms in minor keys (K 58-114)
* Any Litanies or Completorien in minor keys (K 115-136)
* K 137-148 (Graduals)
* Any Offertories in minor keys (K 149-172)
* Any Motets in minor keys (K 173-184)
* Any hymns in minor keys (K 185-290)
* K 291 La fede sacrilega nella morte del Precursor S. Giov. Battista, Oratorium 1714
* K 292 La Donne Forte nella Madre de' Sette Maccabei, Oratorio 1715
* K 293 Il Fonte della salute, aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario, Componimento sacro 1716
* K 294 Il Trionfo della Fede. Oratorio in 2 parti 1716
* K 295 Il Disfacimento di Sisara. Oratorio a 5 1717
* K 296 Cristo nell' orto. Oratorio 1718
* K 297 Gesù Cristo negato da Pietro. Oratorio 1719
* K 298 La Cena del Signore. Oratorio in 2 Parti, L'anno 1720 1720
* K 299 Il Testamento di nostro Signor Gesù Cristo sul Calvario. Oratorio in 2 parti 1726
* K 300 La Desposizione dalla Croce di Gesù Cristo Salvator nostro. Componimento sacro per Musica al SSmo Sepolcro 1728
* Any Partitas, Sinfonias, Overtures, or Sonatas or Septet in minor keys (K 319-397)
* K 395-397 Sonatas pastorale a 3
* Gradus Ad Parnassum in English
* Oratorium Germanicum de Passione 1731
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!colspan=3 align=center style="background-color: #bbccdd"|Chamber Music by {{LinkComp|Johannes|Brahms}}
|-
|rowspan=3 valign=top width=33% style="background-color: #c8dce6"|
*'''Strings and Winds:'''
{| class= width=100%
|style="background-color: #e6f0f5"|
*[[String Sextet No.1, Op.18 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Sextet No.1, Op.18]]
*[[String Sextet No.2, Op.36 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Sextet No.2, Op.36]]
*[[Clarinet Quintet, Op.115 (Brahms, Johannes)|Clarinet Quintet, Op.115]]
*[[String Quintet No.1, Op.88 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Quintet No.1, Op.88]]
*[[String Quintet No.2, Op.111 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Quintet No.2, Op.111]]
*[[String Quartet No.1, Op.51 No.1 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Quartet No.1, Op.51 No.1]]
*[[String Quartet No.2, Op.51 No.2 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Quartet No.2, Op.51 No.2]]
*[[String Quartet No.3, Op.67 (Brahms, Johannes)|String Quartet No.3, Op.67]]
 
|}
|valign=top width=33% style="background-color: #c8dce6"|
*'''Piano with Strings and Winds:'''
{| class= width=100%
|style="background-color: #e6f0f5"|
*[[Piano Quintet, Op.34 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Quintet, Op.34]]
*[[Piano Quartet No.1, Op.25 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Quartet No.1, Op.25]]
*[[Piano Quartet No.2, Op.26 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Quartet No.2, Op.26]]
*[[Piano Quartet No.3, Op.60 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Quartet No.3, Op.60]]
*[[Piano Trio No.1, Op.8 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Trio No.1, Op.8]]
*[[Piano Trio No.2, Op.87 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Trio No.2, Op.87]]
*[[Piano Trio No.3, Op.101 (Brahms, Johannes)|Piano Trio No.3, Op.101]]
*[[Horn Trio, Op.40 (Brahms, Johannes)|Horn Trio, Op.40]]
*[[Clarinet Trio, Op.114 (Brahms, Johannes)|Clarinet Trio, Op.114]]
|}
|valign=top width=33% style="background-color: #c8dce6"|
*'''Instrumental Sonatas:'''
{| class= width=100%
|style="background-color: #e6f0f5"|
*[[Cello Sonata No.1, Op.38 (Brahms, Johannes)|Cello Sonata No.1, Op.38]]
*[[Cello Sonata No.2, Op.99 (Brahms, Johannes)|Cello Sonata No.2, Op.99]]
*[[Clarinet Sonata No.1, Op.120 No.1 (Brahms, Johannes)|Clarinet Sonata No.1, Op.120 No.1]]
*[[Clarinet Sonata No.2, Op.120 No.2 (Brahms, Johannes)|Clarinet Sonata No.2, Op.120 No.2]]
*[[Violin Sonata No.1, Op.78 (Brahms, Johannes)|Violin Sonata No.1, Op.78]]
*[[Violin Sonata No.2, Op.100 (Brahms, Johannes)|Violin Sonata No.2, Op.100]]
*[[Violin Sonata No.3, Op.108 (Brahms, Johannes)|Violin Sonata No.3, Op.108]]
*[[F-A-E Sonata (Various)|Scherzo for Violin and Piano]]
 
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Public domain

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''' 'Public Domain' ''' means a work is no longer protected by copyright and can be freely distributed. 
''For an Introduction to copyright and the public domain, see: [[IMSLP:Copyright_Made_Simple|Copyright Made Simple]]''
 
== [[Canadian Copyright Law|Basics of Canadian Copyright Law]] ==
IMSLP follows '''Canadian copyright laws''' because the main IMSLP servers are physically hosted in Canada.

To simplify, '''Canadian copyright expires 50 years after the death of the composer or other author'''. Only works first published in countries that are members of the WTO or Berne Convention are subject to copyright in Canada. In most cases this applies retrospectively, unless the work was already public domain in the country where it was first published when either treaty was signed.

Works published before {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}} are public domain in the US, but may not be in Canada and other countries. These '''US-only''' public domain works are hosted separately by {{Plain|http://imslp.us/|IMSLP-US}}, but are searchable from this site. Users '''cannot''' upload such works as all normal uploads are to the main servers (located in Canada).

'''The copyright expiration year depends on the death year of "last surviving contributor" (composer, arranger, editor, author of text, etc.).'''
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*'''Example 1:''' Henle published a re-engraved edition of Beethoven sonatas in 1985, with an editor who is still living.
: - The work '''is not''' public domain because the editor is still living, and the new engraving is copyrighted.
*'''Example 2:''' Dover published a reprint of an old (public domain) edition of Beethoven sonatas in 1995.
: - The work '''is''' public domain (except for the new title page and cover) because reprinting of public domain works does not qualify for copyright.
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Some groups will re-print public domain editions with no new editing and write "copyright 20XX" even though the work does not qualify for copyright protection. This is known as '''copy-fraud''', and despite the claim, the work is in the public domain. The copyright claim can usually be found on the bottom of the first page of a score.

===Legal Uploading===
While works in the Canadian public domain that remain protected in the US are allowed for inclusion in the archive, it is possible that scanning and uploading such a work could constitute a violation of the US law for those who reside in the US.

===Determining Copyright Term===
The following tables apply to {{CURRENTYEAR}}. The term "author" refers to either the composer, an orchestrator or arranger, an editor of a non-urtext edition, or an author of text which was set to music by the composer. Under nearly all life-plus XX years statutes, this refers to the ''last surviving'' author.

<center>'''Copyright on the composition and publication if author known, first published before {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}}'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)</center>
|rowspan="3" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain†</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
| None: always public domain

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}

|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
| Work: [[Template:WorkNonPD-EU]]

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|-
|Composer: [[Template:Copyright]]
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|Work: [[Template:WorkPD-USonly]] 
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|File: [[Template:FilePD-USonly]] ''(Must be hosted on US Server!)'' 
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:† (Extremely Rare Exception: certain foreign works published after 1909 might be protected in the western US states under the jurisdiction of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals.)

<center>'''Copyright on the composition and publication if author known, first published after {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-96}}'''</center>

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="90%" style="margin-left:20px; margin-top:10px"
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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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|-

| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted unless proof of non-renewal and NIE status is provided‡</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
| [[Template:WorkNonPD-US]]  [[Template:FileNonPD-US]]

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted unless proof of non-renewal and NIE status is provided‡</center>
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|Composer: [[Template:ComposerNonPD-USandEU]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorkNonPD-USandEU]] 
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|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-USandEU]]
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|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
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{|
|Composer: [[Template:Copyright]]
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|Work: [[Template:WorknotPD]] 
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|File: [[Template:FilenotPD]]
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:‡(US:Proof of non-renewal and NIE status applies mainly to works published {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}}-1963. All works published 1964-1977 have been renewed automatically and enjoy a full term of 95 years after first publication provided notice and eligibility requirements were met. Works published 1978 and later are under copyright for life-plus-70, though notice and eligibility requirements remained in limited form until 1989.)

<center>'''Corporate copyright on the publication, no author identified*'''</center>

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="90%" style="margin-left:20px; margin-top:10px"
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!Year Published !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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| before 1924
|rowspan=3 style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (pub+50)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain</center>
|rowspan=2 style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (pub+70 in most countries)</center>
| None: always public domain

|-
| 1924-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-71}}
|rowspan=3 style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted (pub.+95), unless public domain in country of first publication in 1996</center>
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-US]]

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| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan=2 style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>Copyrighted</center>
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-USandEU]]

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|File: [[Template:FilenotPD]]

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:<nowiki>*</nowiki> In Canada and most other countries, the term changes to that governing known authors when an anonymous author is identified.
 
<center>'''Author known, Unpublished works'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Comments
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| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)**</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(175,180,250)"|<center>possibly copyright if really never published</center>
| Possible ''Editio princeps'' claims (25 years from 1st publication)

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|rowspan="2" width="20%"|**Canada considers any "performance, recording, or delivery" as the equivalent of publication for works of authors who died between 1948 and 1963. Works which have ''never'' been performed, recorded or delivered are eligible for a term of first publication plus 50 years.
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| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
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==Editions of Public Domain Works==
===Determining Type===
There is no copyright in Canada purely in the act of publication itself. Thus any non-edited reprint or re-engraving of a public domain edition is also public domain. The term "edition" or the credit "edited by" has been liberally applied by publishers for items ranging from serious re-arrangements and re-orchestrations of the original work to completely unaltered reprints of older, public domain scores.

Insignificant editorial contributions have no copyright in themselves. Significant ones often do. The editor's contribution to the work must be of a significant and original nature, meeting a "threshold of originality," to qualify for copyright protection. Some examples:
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*'''Most Significant:''' Transcriptions, orchestrations, arrangements, creative realizations of continuo or figured bass parts.
*'''Less Significant:''' Adding original (new) fingerings, articulations, slurs, dynamic and tempo markings, routine chordal realizations of figured basses.
*'''Insignificant:''' Transposition, error correction, translation of common expressions and instrument names.
*'''Insignificant:''' Adding fingerings, articulations, slurs, dynamic and tempo markings from other public domain sources.
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In the USA, there have been a few cases where fingerings came under scrutiny, where the courts ruled that "mere 'editing', 'fingering' or 'phrasing' are not provided for in the Copyright Act.". Cases cited in Los Angeles Copyright Society: {{GoogleB|eVGRz1wu2hoC|PA10|''Copyright and Related Topics: A Choice of Articles'' (page 10)}}. University of California Press, 1964.

===Urtext or Critical Editions===
The EU, and others, have special provisions for a limited copyright term (generally 25 years) for scholarly editions, including critical, urtext, or "scientific" editions (Bärenreiter, etc). It is unlikely that this type of edition, apart from text passages, contains sufficient original material to qualify for copyright status in Canada. However, out of caution, IMSLP voluntarily prohibits the posting of critical or urtext editions published less than 25 years ago, with the exception of those issued by government entities (such as the USSR).

===Posthumous Publication (Editio Princeps)===
Works first published after the composer's copyright term had expired are known as "posthumous works" and have a limited copyright term in most countries. In the case of long-dead composers, a public performance might count as the first publication for the purpose of determining which works qualify for ''editio princeps'' in some countries.

'''Canada'''
*Posthumous works of composers who died after July 25, 1997 are protected for the author's lifetime plus 50 years.
*Posthumous works of composers who died before July 25, 1997 fall into three categories.
#A posthumous work published* before July 25, 1997 retains copyright from the date of first publication (performance or delivery) plus 50 years.
#The ''unpublished''* work of an author who died between July 25, 1947 and July 24, 1997, retains copyright until December 31, 2047.
#The ''unpublished''* work of an author who died before July 25, 1947 is now public domain.
''*The works of composers who died '''before''' July 25, 1997 which were "performed or delivered" during a composer's lifetime or later counts as being "published" upon the date of the first performance or delivery''.

'''European Union'''
*The publication is generally treated like a urtext or critical edition, giving 25 years after publication.

'''USA'''
*Posthumous works first published between 1924 and 1977 with the proper copyright notice, registration and renewal are protected for 95 years.
*Works first published from 1978-2002 are protected until Jan. 1, 2048.
*Works of authors dead more than 70 years first published after 2002 are not subject to any copyright protection themselves, but only as a new edition or other derivative work.

===Reprint Editions===
Reprint editions of publications that are in public domain are not subject to copyright in Canada, the USA, the EU, and most (if not all) of the world. No copyright can be claimed on the scanning of a public domain work regardless of whether the original scanned is in printed or manuscript form.

==Composers who will enter the public domain in the next few years==
(Incomplete lists!)
*'''2020'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Paul|Dupin}} (1865-1949)
***Erwin Lendvai (1882-1949)
***{{LinkName|Richard|Strauss}} (1864-1949)
***{{LinkName|Joaquín|Turina}} (1882-1949)
***{{LinkName|Nikos|Skalkottas}} (1904-1949)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Walther|Aeschbacher}} (1901-1969)
***{{LinkName|Grażyna|Bacewicz}} (1909-1969)
***{{LinkName|Constantin|Silvestri}} (1913-1969)
*'''2021'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Henri|Gil-Marchex}} (1894-1970)
***{{LinkName|Cyril|Scott}} (1879-1970)
*'''2022'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Igor|Stravinsky}} (1882-1971)
***{{LinkName|Henri|Tomasi}} (1901-1971)

==International Copyright Treaties==
:''See also: ''
:*[http://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/ip/berne/index.html Berne Treaty]
:*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention_for_the_Protection_of_Literary_and_Artistic_Works Berne Convention (Wikipedia)]
:*[[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Public_domain#Rule_of_the_shorter_term|Rule of the shorter term]]
:*[[wikipedia:List_of_parties_to_international_copyright_treaties|List of parties to international copyright treaties (look up TRIPS agreement here)]]
:*[http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ38a.pdf International Copyright Relations of the United Stats] - lists bilateral treaties
 
<div id="rost">[[wikipedia:Rule_of_the_shorter_term|Rule of the Shorter Term]]</div>
 
'''In Berne signatory countries'''

This rule basically states that if a work is in the public domain in the country of origin, it is also public domain in any country that signed the Berne Convention. This rule has '''not''' been adopted by the USA or Canada.

The European Union applies the Rule of the Shorter Term for works whose country of origin is outside the EU. Thus, a work by an American composer which entered the public domain in the USA, is public domain in the EU. Under the Berne treaty, the ''Country of Origin'' is defined as the country of first publication of a given work.

'''In NAFTA Parties (U.S.A, Canada, Mexico)'''

North American Free Trade Agreement: Article 1703: National Treatment
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==Copyright Laws by Country or Territory==
 
'''Australia''' 

Any work published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1954 or earlier, is out of copyright. The term for authors who died in 1955 or later is 70 years.
 
'''European Union''' 

The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_on_harmonising_the_term_of_copyright_protection 93/98/EC Copyright Directive], consolidated in the [[wikipedia:Copyright_Term_Directive_(2006/116/EC)|2006/11/EC Directive]], harmonized copyright terms for EU countries at life-plus-70 years. It also restored copyright status for works which had entered the public domain in member countries with life-plus-50 terms at the time.
*Article 5 states that member states may protect "critical and scientific publications of works which have come into the public domain" for a ''maximum of thirty years'' after publication.
*Article 4 grants copyright to the publisher of a public domain work which was previously unpublished for 25 years after the date of first publication (Editio Princeps), provided that the work in question is "legally published."
 
'''Czech Republic''' 

All Czech government publications are in the public domain. This notably affects Artia/Orbis/SNKLHU/Supraphon, which was a government organization ''from 1948 to 1989''. See the [http://www.osa.cz/upload/czech_copyright_act.pdf Czech Republic copyright act] (file hosted by OSA, Czech author's rights organization).

 
[[wikipedia:Copyright_law_of_France|'''France''']] 

As from January 1, 1995, the basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation. Under a provision entitled [[wikipedia:fr:Prorogations_de_guerre|''Prorogations de guerre'']] there is 30-year extension of term for authors who 'died in action' (like {{LinkName|Jehan|Alain}}). In addition, posthumous works are copyrighted 25 years from the year of publication. However, protection of musical works enjoys special time extension compensating for the war period (WWI and WWII). For composers who died before January 1, 1995, the time protection after death is 78 years and 120 days for works published between January 1, 1921 and December 31, 1947 and 84 years and 272 days for works published until December 31, 1920. This is why none of Ravel’s work is Public Domain in France in 2009 while it is so in many European countries.
[http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_d%27auteur_en_France],
 
 
'''Germany''' 

The basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation. Posthumous first-time publications are protected for only 25 years after publication.

As per [http://www.iuscomp.org/gla/statutes/UrhG.htm#70 Article 70] of the German Urheberrechtsgesetz (copyright law), scientific editions, which is to say editions which are produced as a result of scientific analysis (i.e. scholarly or critical editions and urtext), have a copyright length of only publication + 25 years, meaning that all such scientific editions published in Germany before 1992 are in the public domain there. However, arrangements, transcriptions, orchestrations, continuo realizations, and interpretative editions enjoy a full term of protection of life-plus-70 years.
 
 
'''Hungary''' 

* Basic protection: 70 years p.m.a.
* Posthumous publication: 25 years post-publication

::See also: [[Franz Liszt: Neue Liszt-Ausgabe]]

'''Italy''' 

* Basic protection: 70 p.m.a.
* Scientific and critical editions: 20 years [http://www.wipo.int/edocs/lexdocs/laws/en/it/it112en.pdf]
* ''Rights belonging to the State, the provinces, the communes, the academies or public cultural organizations, or to private legal entities of a non-profit making character'': 20 years

'''Portugal''' 

Portugal's basic copyright term is only '''50 years''' after death of the last surviving author ''(even in the case of posthumously published works''), or 50 years after publication if no author is identified. Portuguese copyright law reserves a separate article for ''Translation, arrangement, instrumentation, dramatization, filming and, in general, any transformation of a work'' but does not clearly specify a copyright protection for these works. ([http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=129418 Law text at WIPO])
:''This 1985 law has been superseded by the EU's term of life-plus-70 years.''
 

'''Russia / USSR''' 

[[wikipedia:Copyright_in_Russia|Russian Copyright Laws]] are fairly complicated and confusing. '''Basically, works of authors who died before 1943 are in public domain, whereas authors died 1943 or later are protected for life plus 70 years'''. This is the present interpretation found at Wikipedia. According to the [[wikipedia:Copyright_law_of_the_Russian_Federation|Wikipedia article on the Russian Federation Copyright Law]] as amended in 2004, the change of term from 50pma to 70pma ''was not retroactive.'' The Russian Federation enacted the first post-Soviet copyright law in 1993, establishing a term of life-plus-50 years of the last surviving author, which established protection for authors who died in 1943 and later. The 2004 revisions, which came into force in 2006, were ''retroactive to the enactment of the original law'' (1993), making the 1943 date correct. To make matters more confusing, there is another [[wikipedia:Template:PD-RusEmpire|provision of the law (article 1256)]] which holds that any works published before the November 7, 1917 in the Russian Republic of the Russian Empire and not republished within 30 days of the revolution ''are not subject to copyright protection.'' It is not known if works by authors who died later than 1942 which were published before 11/7/1917 are considered to be in this category.

The [[wikipedia:Copyright_in_Russia#Copyright_in_Tsarist_Russia|Copyright Law of Tsarist Russia]] was very similar to that of Germany, where works were granted a copyright term of life plus 50 years. However, Russia was ''not'' a signatory to the Berne Copyright Treaty (1888) and works of Russian composers were protected in Europe only via co-publication agreements between Russian publishers like Jurgenson and Bessel with firms in the West like D. Rahter, Bote & Bock, and Breitkopf & Härtel. With the communist revolution of 1917, this situation changed drastically. Individual copyright was initially abolished along with all other forms of property ownership. This change was disastrous for the copyright status of Russian composers - even those living in the West like Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, and Stravinsky. Since all works - whether Soviet or foreign - effectively became the property of the state in the USSR, all Soviet works were held to be public domain in Western countries, even those of expatriate Soviet citizens. In order to comply with treaties to secure Western copyright status for works of Soviet authors, the Soviet goverment finally introduced a limited term of life plus 25 years in the 1928, amended to life plus 15 years in 1961. However, the Soviet state (USSR) completely controlled publication of all works of living or deceased persons on which the state claimed copyright. Although the original works of Soviet composers have been given copyright status elsewhere thanks to several treaties, editions of public domain works issued by [[Muzgiz|Muzyka]], the Soviet state music publishing agency, are generally considered to be in the public domain, as they were prepared by state employees working for a government agency, and the copyright owner (the USSR) ceased to exist in late 1991.
 
 
'''United Kingdom''' 

The basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation.

The UK has a special law regarding [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documents/copyright-typographical-arrangement.pdf "typographical arrangement"] ("typographical arrangement" essentially means re-engraving). A "typographical arrangement" is only copyrighted for the length of publication + 25 years.[http://www.copyrightservice.co.uk/copyright/p01_uk_copyright_law] This would affect many of the originally German publishers who relocated to the UK (ex. Eulenburg).
 
 
'''[[United States Copyright Law|United States]]''' 

*If a work was [[Public domain#Works published before 1923|published before {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}}]], or first published in the U.S. from [[Public domain#Works published between 1923 and 1963|{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}}-1963 without copyright renewal]], it is almost certain to be public domain.
*Works published by an individual after {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}} with proper copyright renewal are protected for life plus 70 years.
*Works published by a corporation after {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}} with no author listed are protected for 95 years from publication.

Currently, the only way to ascertain renewal status for works published before 1950 is to conduct a formal search of the US Copyright Office records in person or pay for a formal search by the copyright office itself. Later records are available online at the [http://www.copyright.gov/records/ US copyright office website]. This database indexes only records from 1978, which include the renewals for works first published in 1950. Non-music records from 1924-1977 are indexed at [http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/11800 Project Gutenberg].

'''Restoration for Foreign Works published {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}}-1978'''
Some foreign works from this period that were formerly public domain due to failure to comply with notice and renewal provisions of the US law have been restored to copyright status due to the provisions of the GATT/TRIPS amendments (effective Jan. 1, 1996) provided the work in question was not already public domain in its country of origin. Works that were public domain in their country of origin as of 1 January 1996, are not eligible for restoration of U.S. copyright.

==Recordings==
Copyright in recordings consists of two levels:
#The musical work being recorded.
#:This is very important as it overrules the status of older sound recordings otherwise in the public domain (see below). In the EU and Canada, a recording of a Stravinsky (died 1971) work which was released in 1930 is '''not''' in the public domain because the music contained therein in not yet public domain.
#The sound recording itself.
#:The length of terms referred to below are for only the sound recording itself. If the musical work is not also public domain, the recording cannot be public domain.

'''EU'''

A sound recording copyright lasts for '''70 years after lawful release''' (or 70 years from ''fixation'' if not published).
:This provision was ''not retroactive'', so recordings released (or fixed) before November 1, 1963 are still public domain in the EU.

'''Canada'''

A sound recording copyright lasts for '''70 years after lawful release''' (or 70 years from ''fixation'' if not published).
:As with the EU changes, this was ''not retroactive'', so recordings released (or fixed) before January 1, 1965 are still public domain in Canada.

'''USA'''

Recordings were not covered by US Federal Copyright law until 1972. All recordings made before that date - even those published before 1924 - are potentially under copyright until February 15, 2067. This is due to the fact that such recordings might be protected under the common-law copyright and trade statutes of individual states. Recordings published without the required notice between February 15, 1972 and March 1, 1989 are possibly public domain, especially those issued between 1972 and 1977. After January 1, 1978, a notice omission or error was correctable if application was made to the copyright office within 5 years of the omission or error. The status of sound recordings in the various states is quite complicated, with contradictory court decisions. California and New York explicitly include sound recordings in state laws, with California even specifying protection until 2047.

==Public Domain Dedications==
Some works, such as those found on other websites, may be marked as "dedicated to the public domain." These files, when explicitly dedicated to the [[public domain]] by their author or (would-be) copyright holder, may indeed be in the public domain but possibly not in all jurisdictions (unless released under Creative Commons Zero or a similar dedication with a backup waiver of rights and public licence). In part due to the fact that this tag is often used with reengravings of works that are in the public domain, the topics of threshold of originality will be covered here as well.

===Canada===

;*Copyright.

:In Canada, a copyright holder may relinquish their rights to a work; according to {{Plain|http://copyright.info.yorku.ca/public-domain-open-access-and-creative-commons-material/|York University}}, "Works can also be in the public domain because ... the copyright owner has forfeited copyright in the work to the public." Even so, ''moral rights'' might come into play for works meeting Canada's fairly high threshold of originality (see below)

;*Moral Rights.

:Moral rights last for the length of the duration of copyright (50 years from the death of the author) in Canada, and potentially are unable to be relinquished. For new and '''original''' works, this may pose a minor issue (see the sections in the E.U. section about express and implied licences); however, where the music is a reengraving of an existing work, it may not be original enough to be copyrightable in Canada (see the next section).

;*Originality.

:The threshold of originality in Canada is quite high, and new engravings of older works are not regarded to qualify for new copyright or moral rights (although IMSLP has some rules regarding new urtext editions which are stricter than Canadian law). If an edition does not qualify for Canadian copyright anyway, then there is no issue regarding moral rights or copyright for such works explicitly dedicated to the public domain.

===United States===
;*Copyright.

:In the United States, a copyright holder may relinquish their rights to a work, for example, by using this {{Plain|https://creativecommons.org/licenses/publicdomain/|deprecated CC tool}}. Such public domain dedication has been a longstanding feature of US law.

;*Moral Rights.

:Unlike Canada, the E.U. and most other countries, the U.S. does not recognize a specific set of moral rights associated with copyright (instead, the government says, libel restrictions etc. fulfil this requirement of the Berne convention). When dealing with U.S. waivers, moral rights are irrelevant.

;*Originality.

:While a number of court cases have established a high threshold of originality in the U.S. (both with regards to sheet music editions and other works), the U.S. Copyright Office has granted registrations liberally for new engravings of older works. Even if the editions would probably be public domain if taken to court, IMSLP acts as if the copyright is valid in all cases, both as a matter of caution and because such a legal battle would be prohibitively expensive and drawn-out.

===European Union===

;*Dedication of Copyright and Moral Rights.

:It may or may not be possible to relinquish copyright per se (according to the laws of each E.U. country). Even when it is posssible to do so, the issue of '''moral rights''' remains in play; these rights are not subject to the same expiration terms as copyright and in fact may not be able to be relinquished, even voluntarily. However, it is possible that moral rights may only apply when originally explicity exercised, depending on jurisdiction (in the U.K. for example: {{Plain|https://www.dacs.org.uk/knowledge-base/factsheets/moral-rights|"Under UK law, the Right of Attribution must be asserted. This requires a positive action to let others know that you wish to exercise the right."}}). It should be noted that moral rights laws vary wildly by country (and are not harmonized as copyright laws have been in the E.U.).

;*Express and Implied Licences.

:Some dedications may include a listing of rights, noting that the public are able to reproduce, use, etc. the work (see the specific dedication for details). In this case, this may be taken to be a form of express licence from the copyright holder. On Wikimedia projects, for example, this licence is made explicit and total; on Mutopia, it is less complete and explicit, but still there is a listing of the user's rights. Even where there is no listing of rights, there may be taken to be a strongly-implied extremely liberal licence for use in jurisdictions where the dedication to the public domain may not be applicable.

;*Originality.

:While the threshold of originality generally can vary between member states, EU copyright directives allow (but does '''not''' require) countries to grant up to 30 years of protection from date of publication for critical editions ("typographical arrangements," in U.K. parlance, termed "scientfic editions" in the EU copyright directive). Currently, Germany and the U.K. recognize this copyright for 25 years and Italy for 20 years. The other EU countries do not currently protect these editions but could with the passage of new legislation.

===Advice to IMSLP editors===

:Where the file is '''your own work''', be ''sure'' to release it under '''Creative Commons Zero''' if you would like to guarantee the PD status of your file; this will lead your file to be dedicated to the public domain in jurisdictions where this is possible; where it is not, there is an extremely liberal licence applied which allows your work to be used as if it were in the public domain.

:Where the file is '''NOT your own work''', mark the file as whichever status it was assigned by the original creator.
==More information==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Domain Wikipedia (public domain)]
* [https://copyright.cornell.edu/publicdomain a very useful table at Cornell] about U.S. copyright.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyright_situations_by_country#Published_works_in_the_United_States Wikipedia (copyright situations by country)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries'_copyright_length Wikipedia (copyright length by country)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_copyright_law Wikipedia (Canadian Copyright Law)]
* [http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/index.html Copyright Act of Canada] (section:''[http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/page-2.html#anchorbo-ga:l_I-gb:s_6 Term of Copyright]'')
* [http://www.wipo.int/portal/index.html.en World Intellectual Property Organisation] providing legislative text of all countries.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Non-U.S._copyrights WP:Non-U.S. Copyrights]

==See Also==

* [[Historical Publication Info]]
* [[IMSLP:Copyright Reviewers]]

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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* Viola (or Violin) Sonata, Op.176 (pub.1923)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* Violin Concerto no. 2 in C major, Op. 58 - full score (piano reduction only is already on site)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* La fiera di Venezia
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samazeuilh, Gustave}} (1877–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 2 Pièces dans le style ancien pour orchestre de cordes (Française et sarabande. Pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérome}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duo, Op.2 (Op.6 uploaded)
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)
* Variations for piano trio, Op.9 (published 1826 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scherber, Ferdinand}} (1874–1944)==
*Flute Sonata in A dedicated to Heinrich Rietsch (published in 1912)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sommernacht auf dem Fjord, symphonic poem for orchestra (pub.1904, Bote&Bock)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Norwegische Hochzeit (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1900. Music drama in 2 acts.)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (pub.?)
*Violin Concerto
*Piano Concerto
*Symphony
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry by Maurice Carême (1899-1978) protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry by Robert Ganzo (1898-1995) protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry by Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)
*[[Introït, récit et congé, Op.113 (Schmitt, Florent)|Introït, récit et congé, Op.113]] (piano reduction by Alfred Desenclos (1912-1971))

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Louis}} (1806–1850)==
* L'ésperance (piano sonata), Op.25 (pub.1838 or earlier)
* Souvenir à Beethoven. Grande Fantaisie en Forme d’une Sonate p. Pfte. Op.30 (pub.1835)
* Piano Sonata Op.22 (pub.1839 or earlier - prob. 1835?)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)
* Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/symphony-no-5/oclc/884937270&referer=brief_results|see here].)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

'''THESE WORKS UNDER COPYRIGHT WORLDWIDE:'''
* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (p.1912)
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Il sortilegio (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)
Copyrighted. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 16:35, 26 August 2018 (CEST)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
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* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Violin Sonata (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin Sonata in C minor, Op.51 (Hofmeister, 1904)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
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* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
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Five works published before 1923 (eligible for US server):
* Trois Poémes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie Espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 1 (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1776–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(ca.1945)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} (??)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* [[Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28]] (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.31 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.31]] (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra in E "L'orage" (1799) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 4 for Piano and Orchestra in E♭ (1800) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 6 for Piano and Orchestra in G minor "Le voyage au mont Saint-Bernard" (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - full score

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==
* Selva di varie compositioni d'intavolatura per cimbalo ed organo (publ. 1664, Venezia)

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
These works copyright worldwide.
* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))
'''THESE PIECES PROTECTED AFTER 1 JANUARY 2022'''
*The Rake's Progress (libretto by Auden [d. 1973] and Kallman [d. 1975])
*Mavra (libretto by Boris Kochno [d. 1990])
*Oedipus Rex (Latin translation by Jean Daniélou [d. 1974])
*Elegy for JFK (text by Auden [d. 1973])

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano, Op. 17 ((c)1900)
# Quasi ballada
# Appassionato
# Un poco triste
* Elegy, Op. 23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
** Piano Trio Version ((c) 1902)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op. 29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No. 2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op. 34 ((c) 1924)
* Meditace na staročeský chorál „Svatý Václave“ (Meditation on th Old Czech Chorale “St. Wenceslas”) for String Orchestra or String Quartet, Op. 35a (full score) - we have the parts [[Meditation on the Old Czech Chorale 'St. Wenceslas', Op.35a (Suk, Josef)|here]] (from which one could collate a score, admittedly with much work) and some arrangements.
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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=={{Cat|Gaal, Ferencz}} (1860–1906)==
*Amour d'un artiste, Serenade, Op.51 (for string orchestra or violin and strings - perhaps in vn/pf reduction.) (published 1891)
*Rapsodie hongroise no.6, Op.121 (published 1903)

=={{Cat|Gabler, Christoph August}} (1767–1839)==
*3 Piano Sonatas, Op.19 (pub. ca.1801, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Gade, Axel}} (1860–1921)==
* Quintet for strings in E, Op.14 (ca.1895-1900. ms copy score and parts @DKB)
* "Venezias Nat : Opera i 3 Akter" (pub.1918 by Pio, Kopenhavn)
* Violin Concertos (in ms, at DKB, but if digitized maybe?...) (concerto in D minor now digitized)

=={{Cat|Gade, Jacob}} (1879–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Song "Da du kyssed mig" (©1921, text by Johannes Dam (1866-1926))
* "Sig det engang endnu" (Say It Once) for salon orchestra (©1922)

=={{Cat|Gade, Niels}} (1817–1890)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.5 - parts
*Symphony No.2, Op.10 (1843) - Full score & parts
*Symphony No.3, Op.15 (1847) - Full score & parts
*Symphony No.6, Op.32 (1856/57) - parts
*Symphony No.7, Op.45 - Full score & parts (note: reductions of four symphonies up on a separate page)
*Barn Jesus i en Krybbe laa, Op.36 (1859)
* Pastorale (1887)
* Andante (1874)
* Choral Ein' feste Burg (ca.1837)
* 3 Choralforspil (1852)
* Fantasie, Festliches Präludium über den Choral Lobet den Herrn (1873)
* Tonestykke in d minor (1851)
* 2 Trios and Andante (1837)
* Ved en Soofficers Sorgehojtid (1887)
* 1856 — Udrust dig Helt fra Golgata. Text by Johs. Ewald

=={{Cat|Gährich, Wenzel}} (1794–1864)==
* Symphonies 1 in E{{flat}}, 2 in D (Op.3) (Breitkopf, pub.1831) (both? at Danish KB; sym. 2 also @ St Pancras & @ Schwerin)
* Viola concertino, Op.2 in B{{flat}} (pub.1831) (piano/va red. @ KB.)
* Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.4 (pub.1833) (@ Dutch Royal Lib. (KB).)
* "Hunderttausend Taler" "Posse (farce) mit Gesang in 3 Abt[eilung]" (with David Kalisch?, 1847?, premiered 1848) (incomplete manuscript digitized by SLUB?) (the text mentioned positively in several books on Yiddish literature and culture in the 19th century, I see)
Note: something by or relating to Gaehrich- at least the libretto/scenario of a ballet of his? -seems to have been digitized by the Goethe University Frankfurt site.

=='''Gagnebin, Henri''' (1886–1977)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* String Quartet (no.1) in F minor (pub.1920, Zürich: Hug)
* Psalm 23 (pub.1912)
* Symphony in F minor (pub.ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Gál, Hans}} (1890–1987)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Variations, Op.9 (published 1921? or 1921/1928?)
* Serbische Weisen, Op.3b (published 1919)
* Die heilige Ente : ein Spiel mit Göttern und Menschen , Op.15 (published 1922)
* Der Arzt der Sobeide : komische Oper, Op.4 (published 1919)
* 7 Kinderverse von Paula Dehmel : für 4 stimmigen Frauenchor a cappella oder mit Klavier, Op.14 (published 1921?)
* Fantasies (nach Gedichten von Rabindranath Tagore ; für Altsolo, Frauenchor, Streichinstrumente, Klarinette, Horn und Harfe) Op.5 (some scores have ©1922 at least according to library listings? Others later date? May need investigation??)

=={{Cat|Galuppi, Baldassare}} (1706–1785)==
Oratorios:
* La fornace di Babilonia
* Debbora profetessa
* Moyses de Sinai reversus
Instrumental music:
* Overtura per clavicembalo (London)
* 3 sonate per tastiera
* 11 movimenti per clavicembalo
* circa 130 sonate, toccate, divertimenti e lezioni per clavicembalo
* Sinfonia a 4
* Sinfonie e overture varie
* Concerti vari
* 6 Sonatas for 2 violins and continuo (see {{RISMc|190008419|S-Uu Gimo 124-129}})
Sacred vocal music:
* Confitebor tibi, Domine, for soprano, alto, bass, two violins and continuo, manuscript or first edition
* Arripe Alpestri Ad Vallem, for alto, strings and continuo, manuscript or first edition

=={{Cat|Ganz, Rudolph}} (1877–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Concertpiece for piano and orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1902, AP Schmidt)

=={{Cat|Gardiner, Henry Balfour}} (1877–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Prelude (De Profundis) for piano (pub. Forsyth Brothers, c1905)
* Shepherd Fennel's dance for orchestra (pub. London, Boosey & Hawkes, c1912)
* Shepherd Fennel's dance for piano (pub. London, Forsyth Bros., c1911)
* Evening Hymn (pub. London, Novello, c1902) [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Evening_Hymn_(Henry_Balfour_Gardiner) Latin text at CPDL]

=={{Cat|Gariboldi, Giuseppe}} (1833–1905)==
* 30 Easy And Progressive Studies for flute

=={{Cat|Garth, John}} (1721–1810)==
* 6 Cello Concertos, Op.1, (1760)

=={{Cat|Gastinel, Léon Gustave Cyprien}} (1823–1906)==
* 5 violin (or cello) sonatas, Opp.56{{EN}}60 (pub.1878{{EN}}1879?) (Op.60 also published as "5e. sonate en mi mineur pour piano et violoncelle" according to BNF)
* Piano Sextet No.2, Op.34 (pub. [[Lemoine]], 1860. BNF has)

=={{Cat|Gaubert, Philippe}} (1879–1941)==

=={{Cat|Gaul, Alfred Robert}} (1837–1913)==
* Presto alla Tarantella for piano (pub.ca.1879, Novello)

=={{Cat|Gebel, Georg (I)}} (1685–1750)==
* Oratorio
* Organ and Clavichord pieces
* Cantatas

=={{Cat|Gebel, Georg (II)}} (1709–1753)==
* 144 cantatas
* 4 Kyrie
* Passionsmusik in 6 parts for soloist, chorus and orchestra (HKR 976)
* Weihnachtsoratorium (HKR 843)
* Neujahrsoratorium (HKR 827)
* two Passions
* two Christmas Cantatas
* Keyboard music
* Organ music
* Partitas, Concertos, and Symphonies for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Gédalge, André}} (1856–1926)==
*String Quartet (ms, 1892) (republished 2004)
*Symphony no.1 in D(?) (ms, 1893)
*Symphony no.2 (1899-1912) (ms, ""2e Symphonie en ut mineur Composée en 1899-1902, instrumentée et achevée en 1910-1912. André Gédalge."")
*Symphony no.4 sketches ("[4e] Symphonie en la." Version préorchestrale des 1er-3e mouvements, esquisses du 4e") (ms., "1918-1919, 1926.")

=={{Cat|Gedike, Aleksandr}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.15 (pub.1905, Jurgenson)
* Dramatic Overture, Op.7 (pub.1903)
* String Quartet, Op.33 (pub.1926. PD-CA)
* Symphony No.3, Op.30 (1925, pub. in reduction in 1927)
* Concerto for Organ and Strings, Op.35 (pub.1927)
* 10 Miniatures, Op.8 (©1910)
* At War, Op.26 (as this, Op.7, Op.40 and Op.41 have been recorded (in 2008), it would be nice to have them in some form of score :) )

=={{Cat|Gehot, Joseph}} (1756–1820)==
(ca1820)
* A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Music in 3 parts (self-published in London "for the author" in 1786 (date from entry @ Stationers' Hall))

==Geiser, Walther (1897–1993)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* String Quartet, Op.6 (pub.1927 (from HMB) by [[Hug]], but n.d. on all copies found out about, so - ... possible.!?)

=={{Cat|Geist, Christian}} (1650–1711)==
* Any Sacred Vocal works
* Any funeral music
* Organ works
Re: Organ works - I believe the 3 chorale preludes (considered spurious by some sources) comprise his total output for organ. The only edition I've come across was edited by Bo Lundgren (1914-2005) and published by Gehrmans in 1944. DC

=={{Cat|Gelli, Ettore}} (1835–1894)==
* Quartet in {{K|D}} (1888) - Parts uploaded
* Appassionato for cello and piano (Durand, 1881)

=={{Cat|Gemmingen, Eberhard Friedrich}} (1726–1791)==
(Eberhard Friedrich (von) Gemmingen)
*3 Keyboard Duet Sonatas, Op.1 (pub.ca.1786)

=={{Cat|Genss, Hermann}} (1856–1940)==
*Hamlet: symphonische Dichtung für grosses Orchester
*Symphony No.2 (ms?) (1936)
*Tragic Overture
*Waldeinsamkeit (Solitude in the forest): symphonisches Stimmungsbild für orchester (ms?)
*Der Rattenfänger von Hameln: romantische Volksoper in vier Akten
:(all five items available in full score at the San Francisco Public Library)
*Zwei Lieder aus "Der Rattenfänger von Hameln" (pub.1878) (@Württemberg, British Lib)
*2 Lieder, Op.16 (pub.1900s?)

=={{Cat|Geoffroy, Jean-Nicolas}} (1633–1694)==
* Manuscript of Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Gerber, Julius}} (1831–1883)==
(VIAF has Ûlij Gustavovič Gerber)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.19 (CF Kahnt, 1883)

=={{Cat|Gerhard, Roberto}} (1896–1970)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Piano Trio in A-flat major/G-sharp minor (pub.1921 by Senart (BNF says "s.d." but date is very clear on score- which might be a reprint with date retrospectively written in...), digitized by Sibley but one leaves it to others' judgment whether to upload it here)

=={{Cat|Gerlach, Theodor}} (1861–1940)==
*Serenade, Op.3 (pub.1886)
*Opera Matteo Falcone (pub. 1898)
*Miniatur-Suite for string quartet Op.23 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Gernsheim, Friedrich}} (1839–1916)==
*Divertimento for flute and string quintet or flute and string orchestra Op.53 (pub.1888)
*Piano Sonata, Op.1

=={{Cat|Gershwin, George}} (1898–1937)==
While PD in Canada and the EU, the majority of works are copyright in the USA.
* Rhapsody in Blue (original version, full orchestral score)
* Piano Concerto in F (full orchestral score)
* Second Rhapsody
* Cuban Overture
* Catfish Row Suite from Porgy and Bess (full orchestral score)
* An American in Paris (full orchestral score)
* Blue Monday (vocal score or selections)
* 2 Waltzes in C; originally intended for the musical ''Pardon my English''.

''Compositions by Gershwin are in the public domain in Canada, but most are under copyright in the USA''

My copy says "Copyright 1927 (Renewed)". I don't know that would imply, but I think it means that a US copy won't be in Public Domain untill 2027. Am I right? -Grandpianist
:No. Duration in the US for renewed copyrights is +95years, so in 2022. However, if the editor is unknown, the copyright in Canada extends +50years: 1977.--[[User:Peter|Peter]] 18:32, 5 November 2006 (EST)

As far as Rhapsody in Blue goes, I don't believe the "full orchestral" version was even made until 1948 or so -- but I've been looking for the REAL original (found on a few recordings, like the two with Tilson-Thomas), but unable to even find it on Worldcat. [[User:Melodia|♫ Melodia Chaconne ♫]] 15:44, 6 February 2007 (EST)

=={{Cat|Gesius, Bartholomäus}} (1562–1613)==
* Geistliche Deutsche Lieder. D. Mart. Lutheri: Und anderer frommen Christen: Welche durchs gantze Jahr in der Christlichen Kirchen zusingen gebreuchlich/ mit vier und fünff Stimmen … * Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1601
* Enchiridium etlicher deutscher und lateinischer Gesänge. Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1603
* Hymni Patrum Cum Canticis Sacris, Latinis Et Germanicis, De Praecipuis Festis Anniversariis: Quibus Additi Suntet Hymni Scholastici Ad Duodecim Modos Musicos in utroq[ue] cantu, Regulari scilicet ac Transposito, singulis horis per totam septimanam decantandi, cum cantionibus Gregorianis … Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1609
* Passion settings

=={{Cat|Gevaert, François-Auguste}} (1828–1908)==
* Trumpet concerto in C (1903, ms only? Score @ Artesis Plantijn Hogeschool)

=={{Cat|Giannini, Vittorio}} (1903–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Concerto
*Prelude and Fugue
*Stabat Mater
*Symphony No.1
*Symphony No.2
*Symphony No.4
*Symphony No.5
*Trumpet Concerto (full score)

=={{Cat|Gibbons, Orlando}} (1583–1625)==
*Vocal works: Kalmus has published the Short Service, I ''think'' from P.C. Buck's 1925 edition in Tudor Church Music iv. If the whole series is pd it would be great to have it online! [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:00, 14 January 2011 (UTC)

=={{Cat|Gibbs, Cecil Armstrong}} (1889–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Song "To one who passed whistling through the night", ©1921 Schirmer
*Miniature Quartet Op.74 ©1934 Winthrop Rogers
*Suite for flute and strings (©1957)

=={{Cat|Gigout, Eugène}} (1844–1925)==
* Organ Works
* L'Orgue d'Eglise: 52 Pieces
* Piece Jubilaire (en forme de Prelude et Fugue)

=={{Cat|Gilse, Jan van}} (1881–1944)==
* Symphonies Nos. 1-5
see category for breakdown of sym. pub-dates?...
* Eine Lebensmesse (©1909)
* Variaties over een St. Nicolaasliedje for small orch. (©1910)

=={{Cat|Gilson, Paul}} (1865–1942)==
* Par les plaines, fantaisie (pour harmonie ou fanfare) (pub.1902)
* String Quartet (no.1, 2 or 3) (pub.Cranz, ca.1923 but n.d. it seems)

=={{Cat|Giorgetti, Ferdinando}} (1796–1867)==
*Grand Trio for strings, Op.11 (before 1816) (may be {{RISMs|900003453}})
*piano sextet no.2 in E{{flat}} major, Op.20 (pub.1841 by Ricordi acc. to HMB, but 1840 per SBN. plate 11625 acc. to library.) (ded. to Liszt.)
*String Sextet (2 violins, 2 violas, cello, cbass) No.3 in A, Op.25 (published by Guidi sometime 19th century, ded.Rossini, recorded on LP?- reissued on Melodram CD 1989)
*Piano sextet no.1, Op.23 (pub.1843 by Ricordi. plate 13930.)
*Piano sextet no.3, Op.25 (early 1900s? Guidi, Firenze)
*Gran concerto drammatico per violino con accompagnamento di pianoforte Op.26 (pub. Lorenzi, late 1800s)
**May be the same as the Violin Concerto published by Breitkopf & Härtel a copy of which is held by ÖNB ca.1813 (plate 2644.) ({{plain|http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC09177390|ÖNB}}.)
*string quartet no.1 in E minor, Op.29 (Ricordi, 1849)
*string quartet no.2 in D minor, Op.30 (Ricordi, 1851) (Dedicated to Spohr)
*string quartet no.3 in B minor, Op.31 (pub.1854 by Ricordi) (Dedicated to Fétis)
*string quartet no.4 in {{K|Eb}} (ded. to Bazzini), op.32 (pub. Morandi, Firenze?) (new publication 2015 exists ed. by Claudio Paradiso- please upload early edition only of course)
*string quartet no.5, op.36 (pub. Morandi, Firenze, later 1800s, copy held at Biblioteca del Conservatorio di musica Luigi Cherubini, Firenze)
*String Quartet No.7, Op.39 (if published. Carnegie Mellon has this in a 1862 manuscript. Published in 2013 edited by Franco Sciannameo - "Roma : Società Editrice di Musicologia, ©2013")

=={{Cat|Gläser, Paul Richard}} (1871–1937)==
*"Tröstung" for violin and organ (pub.1919)
*Oratorium ''Jesus'' (premiered 1917 in Dresden, published 1918)
*Die Meisterkur : Volkstümliche Oper in drei Aufzügen (pub.1907)
*Requiem (words by Hebbel), Op.16 (pub.1896)

=={{Cat|Glass, Louis}} (1864–1936)==
* Symphony No. 3, Op. 10 "Skovsymfoni" (pub.1906 in arr., 1926 in full score, both by Samfundet)
* 3 other string quartets as published?
* Sommerleben suite, Op.27 (pub.1899, 1901)
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1892)
* Piano Sonata, Op.25 (@ DKB online)
* Symphony No. 6, Op.60 "Skjoldungeæt" (may be non-PD-US depending on renewal - composed 1924, maybe published 1926?, it seems. Also, DKB has a digitized version (ms full score). They do have the instrumental parts, etc., according to Worldcat, in storage.) (DK-Kk has digitized "open access" they say, though of course local © laws apply...)

=={{Cat|Glazunov, Aleksandr}} (1865–1936)==
* "Arab Melody" for cello and piano
* Mazurka-oberek
* Albumblatt for trumpet and piano

=={{Cat|Gleason, Frederic Grant}} (1848–1903)==
*Piano Trios Opp.9 (C minor) & 13 (A major)

=={{Cat|Glière, Reinhold}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Concerto for harp and orchestra in E flat major, Op. 74 (1938)
*Cello Concerto Op 87

=={{Cat|Glinka, Mikhail}} (1804–1857)==
*Jota Aragonese - full orch. score

=={{Cat|Gluck, Christoph Willibald}} (1714–1787)==
* [[Don Juan, Wq.52 (Gluck, Christoph Willibald)|''Don Juan'']] The Breitkopf parts lack a full score and don't quite agree with ms. material

=={{Cat|Gnesin, Mikhail}} (1883–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Balagan/Die Schaubude, Op.6 (pub.1921)
* Vrubel', Op.8 (pub. 192x. Sibley Library has a non-circulating copy.)
* Variations, Op.24 (pub.1923)
* Trio, Op.63 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Gobbaerts, Louis}} (1835–1886)==
* 12 Easy And Melodious Studies, Op. 64

=={{Cat|Godard, Benjamin}} (1849–1895)==
* 4 Pièces symphoniques for orchestra or piano 4-hands, Op.28
* Les Contes de Perrault, Op.9
* {{LinkWork|Lanterne magique II|Op.55|Godard|Benjamin|0}} - Nos. 1-3, 5
* Romance without words, Op.120
* Les Papillons, Op.15
* 5 Lieder, Op.30

=={{Cat|Goepfart, Karl Eduard}} (1859–1942)==
* Operas incl. ''Sarastro'' (1891) and "Beerenlieschen" (performed 1894- incidental music, partially digitized already and downloadable?)
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.46 (some libraries have this as by Carl Andreas Goepfert (1768-1818) but Basel has this, based on the Licht edition of 1890, as by Karl Goepfart. may require further study to eliminate former poss.??)
* Wieland der Schmied for harp concertante and orchestra (1906 autograph @ Weimar archives)
* "The circle of the seasons : a juvenile cantata with connective declamation" (English version of "Die Jahreszeiten : 4 Kinder-Festspiele mit verbindender Declamation" published by Hug, ca.1886. Curwen, ca.1889)

=={{Cat|Goetz, Hermann}} (1840–1876)==
*Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major, Two Piano Reduction or full Orchestral score

=={{Cat|Gold, Artur}} (1897–1943)==
* Przyznaj sie, a może ci przebaczę, any scores
* Any [other] scores

=={{Cat|Goldbeck, Robert}} (1839–1908)==
*Piano concertante works (w/orchestra) (a couple are mentioned -also I think a symphony?- and hopefully still exist in some form?)
*The Surprise, or Clara & Valentine (opéra-comique in one act) (see {{BNFref|12148/cb43018753j|BNF}})

=={{Cat|Goldmark, Rubin}} (1872–1936)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (pub.1896 by Breitkopf & Härtel)

=={{Cat|Goldner, Wilhelm}} (1839–1907)==
*Little piano trio in G, Op.46 (pub.1885 by Schuberth & by Lemoine)
*Suite hébraïque sur des vieux chants hébreux de synagogue pour piano a 4 mains

=={{Cat|Goller, Vinzenz}} (1873–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Missa pro defunctis (Requiem), Op.13 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Goltermann, Georg}} (1824–1898)==
*2 Pieces for Cello Quartet, Op.119
*Symphony op.20 in A (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1852) (@ U. Edinburgh Main Library apparently?)
*Cello concerto N° 7 Op 103 in C major
*Cello concerto N° 8 Op 130 in A major
(one library that has both nos.7&8 including poss. a ms of no.8 is Middelburg, Netherlands. Fleisher has both in full score & parts for these.)
*Notturno, Op.108
*Ballade, Op.81

=={{Cat|Gomes, Carlos}} (1836–1896)==
*Il Guarany (vocal score with better resolution than the one already on the site)
*Fosca (vocal score of the 2nd revision, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/50726532?n=13&oldpds. If anyone could turn it into a decent black and white version).
*Fosca (vocal score of the 1st revision, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/421094600?n=5&printThumbnails=true&oldpds. Same as previous one).
*Salvator Rosa (vocal score, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/52501600?n=11&oldpds. Same as previous two).
*Lo schiavo (vocal score)
*Condor (vocal score)

=={{Cat|Goss-Custard, Reginald}} (1877–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Gossec, François Joseph}} (1734–1829)==
*Requiem (Full Score) ''see [[Messe des Morts, RH 501 (Gossec, François Joseph)]]
*La Nativité, oratorio (1774) (Full Score/Manuscript)

=={{Cat|Gottschalk, Louis Moreau}} (1829–1869)==
* Andante, transcribed for piano solo from Symphony n°1 "La Nuit des Tropiques" (A Night in the Tropics)
* Fiesta criolla
{{Laundry|Gottschalk, Louis Moreau|[[Wishlist for compositions by Louis Moreau Gottschalk|elsewhere]]}}
'''These works under copyright worldwide:
* A Night in the Tropics (full score pub. 1965)
* Grande Tarantelle (full score pub. 1964)
* Chanson de Gitano RO 35 (pub. 1976)
* Mazurka RO 276 (pub. 1976)
* Romance in E{{flat}} (pub. 1976)
* Polka in A{{flat}} RO 275 (pub. 1976)
* Ballade RO 271 (pub. 1976)
* Polka in B{{flat}} RO 273 (pub. 1976)
* Ynès RO 277 (pub. 1976)

=={{Cat|Gounod, Charles}} (1818–1893)==
* Among other gaps in the songs, I'm seeking ''O ma belle rebelle'' (Jean-Antoine de Baïf), the second of the [[6 Mélodies (Gounod, Charles)]] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 07:56, 18 December 2011 (UTC) '''— now uploaded [[6 Mélodies (Gounod, Charles)|here]].''' Thanks!
* The Masses are getting close to complete; I'm [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Talk:Charles_Gounod#Masses keeping track at cpdl] where some interesting gaps are listed.
* The complete 1882 oratorio La rédemption—both full score and vocal/piano score, if possible.

=={{Cat|Gouvy, Louis Théodore}} (1819–1898)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, Op.25
*Sinfonietta, Op.80 (pub.1886, premiered 1889?)
*Piano Trio No.5, Op.33
*Piano Duet Sonata No.2, Op.49 (pub.1869 by Richault)
*" no.1, Op.36 (op.26 by BNF...) (pub.1865 by Richault)

=={{Cat|Grabert, Martin}} (1868–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1905)
*Oboe Sonata in G minor, Op.52 (recorded, on CD) (pub.1921)
*Piano Suite, Op.15 (pub.1896)
*Piano capriccio, Op.9 (pub.1896)
*Variations and fugue for organ, Op.40 (pub.1911)
*Fest-Hymnus, for 2-part chorus and piano (published 1910. @ BSB - not currently digitized?.)

=={{Cat|Grabner, Hermann}} (1886–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Concerto in the old style for 3 violins, Op.1 (pub.1915?)
* 2 pieces for viola and piano, op.4 (pub. 1904-08?)

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Perkeo, Op.15 (suite for winds), pub. 1925 by Kahnt

=={{Cat|Grädener, Carl Georg Peter}} (1812–1883)==
*Symphony, Op.25 (p.1872)
*Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.20 (p.1868/69) (parts @ DKB)

=={{Cat|Grädener, Hermann}} (1844–1929)==
*String Quintet, Op.23 (p.1883)
*Violin Concerto No.1 in D, Op.22 (ca.1883?)
*Cello Concerto in E minor, Op.45 (p.1908) - full score/orch. parts
*Sinfonietta, Op.14 (1876, p.1881)
*Piano Trio No.1, Op.1 (p.1867)
*Piano Quintet No.1, Op.6 (p.1872)
*Capriccio, Op.4 (first orchestral work) (p.1872)

=={{Cat|Graener, Paul}} (1872–1944)==
*Opera ''Don Juans letztes Abenteuer'' Op.42 (pub.1913/14 acc. Lib. Congress, 1914 acc Syracuse. Librettist died 1954.)
*Schirin und Gertraude ; heitere Oper in vier Akten, Op.51
*Byzanz, Oper Op.48 (libretto, opera may be otherwise lost??)
*Piano Trio Suite Op.19

=={{Cat| Graf, Christian Ernst}} (1723–1804)==
*5 cello concertos
* Duo Economique, for 1 violin, 2 bows, 2 players

=={{Cat|Grainger, Percy}} (1882–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
* Country Gardens (in a version written before 1923)
* In Dahomey
* Blithe Bells
* Bridal Lullaby
* Mock Morris, No. 1 and No. 2
* Shepherd's Hey
* The Warriors (Music to an Imaginary Ballet) - now on site, but unfortunately resolution is so low it's very hard to read, so higher-resolution copy would be good
* Lincolnshire Posy (Score and Baritone Part)
* Scotch Strathspey and Reel
* In a Nutshell Suite, Mvts. 1, 2, 3 and 4
* The Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol
* The Lads of Wamphray March
* Marching Song of Democracy
* Green Bushes, Passacaglia on an English Folksong
* Children's March 'Over the Hills and Far Away'
* Piano II part for choral version of The Hunter in His Career
* Spoon River (full-length orchestral score)
* Danish Folk Music Suite (orchestral score)
* Youthful Suite (orchestral score)
* The Power of Rome and the Christian Heart (full band score)
{{Laundry|Grainger, Percy}}

=={{Cat|Gram, Peder}} (1881–1956)==
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*Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub. Hansen, 1922)

=={{Cat|Grammann, Carl}} (1842–1897)==
* Melusine, Op.24 (1875, Ries)
* Thusnelda, Op.29 (1882, Klemm, or of course other pubs.)
* Notturno, Op.34 (cello & piano. 1881, Erler)
* Aventiure, symphony, Op.31 (1880, Erler)
* Romance, Op.46, violin/piano (1884, Schuberth)
* Ingrid, Op.57 (Schuberth, 1897)
* Das Irrlicht, Op.58 (Schuberth, 1897)
* Romance & Scherzo for orchestra, Op.17

=={{Cat|Granados, Enrique}} (1867–1916)==
* Intermedio (Goyescas)
* Danza Lenta
* Cuentos de la juventud
* Bocetos
* Escenas Poéticas II
* Valses Poéticos
* Oriental. Canción variada, intermedio y final.
* Dante (esp full score)
* Piano Trio
* Violin Sonata
* Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 49

=={{Cat|Grandjany, Lucien}} (1862–1891)==
(Not to be confused with Marcel Lucien Grandjany (1891–1975), who I suspect was related.)
* 2 Waltzes for piano
* Menuet de Mademoiselle, Op.42
* Impromptu for piano in C
* Prière for violin and piano, Op.39 (pub. 1895)

=={{Cat|Grandval, Clémence de}} (1828–1907)==
* Piano Trio No.2 (pub.1854)
* Violin Concertino D-dur (1874)

=={{Cat|Graun, Johann Gottlieb}} (1703–1771)==
* Ouvertüren
* Sinfonien
* Concerti grossi
* Violin concerti
* Oboe concerti
* Double concerti
* Viola da gamba concerti
* Keyboard concerti
* Cantatas
* Viola da braccio concerto in E{{flat}} (GraunWV Av:XIII:28)

=={{Cat|Graun, Karl Heinrich}} (1704–1759)==
* Passion Oratorio "Kommt her und schauet"
* Passion Cantata "Ein Lämmlein geht und trägt die Schuld"
* Passion pastiche "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"

=={{cat|Graupner, Christoph}}(1683–1760)==
* Flute sonata in G major GWV 707 manuscript
* Partita in a major GWV 149 printed edition
* Partita in f minor vom winter GWV 121
* Overture and Chaccone GWV 472 (in A GWV 477? - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Grechaninov, Aleksandr}} (1864–1956)==
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* Symphony No.1 Full score
* Symphony No.3 Full score
* Symphony No.4 Full score
* Symphony No.5 Full score
* Cello Concerto (1895)
* Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom No.2, Op.29 (1902)
* Cello Sonata, Op.113 in E minor ((c) about 1930)
* [[String Quartet No.1, Op.2 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)|String Quartet No.1 Op.2 in G]] (pub. 1894 by Belaieff.) - Imported from Sibley [[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 02:32, 31 August 2012 (EDT)
* [[Sister Beatrice, Op.50 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)|Sister Beatrice, opera]], Op.50 (vocal score pub.1910 by Zimmermann. At Sibley, again restr.stacks.) (Vocal score uploaded)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.75 in C minor (pub. B&H 1923, not PD-US for some years yet. At Sibley)
* [[Passion_Week,_Op.58_(Grechaninov,_Aleksandr)|Passion Week]], Op.58 (1911)

=={{Cat|Greef, Arthur de}} (1862–1940)==
* Piano Concerto 1 in C (1914), Full Score (also reduction, pub. by Schott, 1922)
* Piano Concerto 2 in B{{flat}} major (1930), Full Score (pub. ?)
* Ballade in the form of variations on a Flemish tune for string orchestra (p.1890)
* Concertino in G for piano and orchestra (London: Chester, pub. 1932)
* Sonata for 2 pianos (pub. ca.1928?)
* Etudes for solo piano (pub.1920)
* Varied minuet for 2 pianos or piano and strings (pub.1913)
* Chants d'amour, poésies de Charles Fuster (pub.1903)
* Souvenirs for piano (pub.1913)

=={{Cat|Greene, Maurice}} (1696–1755)==
* Hearken unto me ye holy children, anthem, 1728, manuscript or first edition would be welcome
*Vol. 1 of [[40 Select Anthems in Score (Greene, Maurice)]]

=={{Cat|Gregori, Giovanni Lorenzo}} (1663–1745)==
* Concerti Grossi a più Stromenti, Op.2
=={{Cat|Gregorian Chant}}==
Printed collections before c1900 are underrepresented. In particular:
*[[Graduale de tempore (Gregorian Chant)|''Graduale de tempore'']] or ''Editio Medicea'' 1614 is only a pair of fragments at present
*''Graduale Pataviense'' (Wien 1511)
*''Antiphonale Pataviense'' (Wien 1519)
*The revised ‘neo-Gallican’ breviary (Paris, 1680), antiphoner (1681), missal (1684, indispensable to organists!), and gradual (1689)

=={{Cat|Grieg, Edvard}} (1843–1907)==
Many of Grieg's compositions are available in PDF on the webpage of [http://www.bergen.folkebibl.no/grieg-samlingen/engelsk/grieg_compositions_eng.html Bergen Public Library]
* Grieg songs (ca.200+) ''(it might be more useful to start blue- and redlinking [[List of works by Edvard Grieg]])''
* Op. 39 Nr.1 Fra Monte Pincio, version for voice and orchestra as prepared by Grieg in 1894.
* Ganger and Trolltog Op54 No 2&3 Orchestral versions. (Full score and parts) Complete Scores of Nos. 1/2/3/4/6 in manuscript have been uploaded: [[Lyric Pieces, Op.54 (Grieg, Edvard)]]

=={{Cat|Griffes, Charles Tomlinson}} (1884 - 1920)==
* String quartet movement (Allegretto scherzando) in B-flat major (1903) - Manuscript score is in New York Public Library.
* String quartet movement (Vivace: Allegro assai quasi presto) in A minor (1917) - Manuscript score is in New York Public Library.

=={{Cat|Grill, Leo}} (1846–1919)==
*Overture in A minor, Op.8 (pub.1873) (score and parts at DKB- request?)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.11 (pub.1887) (score and/or parts @ LoC e.g.)
*Serenade, Op.3

=={{Cat|Gromis, Charles}} (1865–1939)==
(dates are guessed-at from websearches. Am assuming that Charles and Carlo Gromis are the same composer...) 
(It is possible though that the first two are by a Charles Gromis and the last two are (youthful works) by a Carlo Gromis, conte di Trana, b.1939?
* 4 string quartets (in A, pub.1902, in G major, pub.1949, in G minor, pub.1950, in F major, pub.1951)

=={{Cat|Grøndahl, Launy}} (1886-1960)==
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*Violin Concerto in D (1916, pub.1935)
*Trombone Concerto (comp.1924, possibly published in or ca. 1925 by Ferrario of Milan, definitely published, by Samfundet/D.Fog, 1954)
*Bassoon Concerto (pub.1944)
*Symphony Op.9 ("Fuldført 18. Maj 1919. Noget ændret: Nov. 1939") (unpublished? ms. material at libraries)
*Koncert : for fagot og orkester : (1942) (pub.1944)
*String Quartet No.1 (pub.1957)

=={{Cat|Gross, Johann Benjamin}} (1809–1848)==
*String Quartet in D major, Op.9 (late 1832 (poss.1833) from [[Breitkopf und Härtel]]) (plate 5420) (uploaded)
*String Quartets 3 & 4
*(Would suggest the remaining cello concertos, but SBB has most digitized, and the others are, I think, in their manuscript section and published too recently to be out-of-copyright, so they did not digitize them completely)

=={{Cat|Grosz, Wilhelm}} (1894-1939)==
* Liebeslieder, op. 10 (pub. 1922)
* Rondels, op. 11 (pub. 1922)
* Symphonische Variationen über ein eigenes Thema für Klavier zu zwei Händen, op. 9 (pub. 1921)
* String Quartet in D (ca.1917)

=={{Cat|Gruber, Josef}} (1855–1933)==
* Second Mass in honor of St. Caecilia "Zweite Caecilienmesse", op. 186 Complete score or vocal score with piano reduction or organ

=={{Cat|Gruenberg, Louis}} (1884–1964)==
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* Suite for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1914)
* Violin Sonata No.1 (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Grünberger, Ludwig}} (1839–1896)==
*(str.) Quartet No.1, Op.31 (pub.1881)
*Quartet No.2, Op.37 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Grund, Edouard}} (1801–1871)==
Also Eduard.
*String Quartet, Op.1 (p.1831)
*Violin Concerto, Op.3
*Violin Concertino, Op.4

=={{Cat|Grunholzer, Konrad}} (1838–1909)==
* Danket dem Herrn, denn er ist freundlich for mixed Choir

=={{Cat|Guerrero, Francisco}} (1522–1599)==
''[http://www.uma.es/victoria/guerrero.html|Nacho Alvarez' site] leaves very little to desire! The indexing of these editions on CPDL is not quite complete.
Missing on IMSLP are:
* All hymns, specially Vexilla Regis, Conditor Alme siderum and Pange Lingua
*Ascendens Christum, Cantate Domino - Iubilate Deo omnis terra, Dum complerentur dies Penthecostes, O altitudo divitiarum, O crux benedicta, O Domine Iesu Christe (both), Veni Domine et noli tardare, 5 Passions

=={{Cat|Guilmant, Alexandre}} (1837–1911)==
* 18 Pièces nouvelles, op.90 ''[livraison 1 uploaded 08/01/11; livraisons 2 to 7 uploaded 05/02/11 - KJ]''
* Pièces dans different styles (Complete)(Original editions) ''[livraisons 13 to 17 of nouvelle édition uploaded 09-14/01/11 - KJ]''
* The Practical Organist (Complete)
* Sonatas Nos.1 - 8 for organ (Original editions) ''currently only reprinted editions are available.'' -> Sonatas 2,6,7,8 available
* Organ Sonata 7 -> now available

=={{Cat|Gulbins, Max}} (1862–1932)==
* Organ Sonatas (nos.1-4 published by 1906)

=={{Cat|Gurlitt, Cornelius}} (1820–1901)==
* The Easiest Studies In Velocity, Op. 83
* School Of Velocity For Beginners, Op. 141
* Sinfonietta, Op.60 (pub. 1877)
* Bagatelles, Op. 131
* Aquarellen, Op. 154
* Siesta, Op. 226

=={{Cat|Gyrowetz, Adalbert}} (1763–1850)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.39 (pub.1802, Gombart of Augsb[o]urg)
* Tre quartetti per due violini, viola, e violoncello : opera 29 (pub. by Artaria ca.1801)
* String Quintet, Op.45 (pub. André, 1802)



=={{Cat|Haan, Willem de}} (1849–1930)==
* Harpa, ballad after Dahn for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op.10 (pub.1884?)
* Die Inkasöhne, opera, Op.19 (©1895)
* Das Grab im Busento für Männerchor und Orchester, Op.11
* Fantasiestücke : für Violine und Klavier, Op.15
* String Quartet in E minor (@Zeeuwse Bibliotheek Middelburg?)

=={{Cat|Haarklou, Johannes}} (1847–1925)==
([[wikipedia:nn:Johannes Haarklou|Wikipedia (Nynorsk)]])
*Piano Concerto op.47 in D minor (pub. Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke) (published score and parts at Free Library of Philadelphia) (pub.1922 iirc.)
*Violin Concerto op.50 (ca.1932) (pub. Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke) (manuscript at FLP)
*Organ symphony op.53 (published by 1922 by Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke)
*Symphony No.3 in C major, Op.49 (pub. Gebrüder Reinecke in 1922, I think- will check. At FLP score and parts)
* Requiem uden ord, orchestra, op. 46 (for the memory of Svendsen. pub. Reinecke, in 1922, I think. at FLP, score and parts.)

=={{Cat|Haas, Joseph}} (1879–1960)==
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*Horn sonata, Op.29 (composed, pub.1910)
*String Quartet, Op.50 (pub.1919)

=={{Cat|Habert, Johannes Evangelista}} (1833–1896)==
*String Quartets Op.77 (E minor), 80 (E{{flat}}), 81 (D) (pub.posth. 1908, in Werke. Series IX.)

=={{Cat|Hadley, Henry Kimball}} (1871–1937)==
*String Quartets (opp.24, 132) (op24 v.early - 1887- just in ms?)
*Symphonies (no.2 uploaded)

=={{Cat|Hafgren, Lill Erik}} (1881–1959)==
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*Violin Sonata in A (©1916 Odeon-V.)

=={{Cat|Hägg, Jacob Adolf}} (1850–1928)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.1 (pub. 1874, B&H)
*Piano sonata in D minor (pub.1898)
*Suite sentimentale, Op.22 (pub. by 1904)
*24 Preludes for Organ or Piano (" " ")

=={{Cat|Haller, Michael}} (1840–1915)==
*Missa decima ad II voces comitante, Op.23 (published 1909 by Pustet)
*Litaniae Lauretanae BMV, Op.100 (published 1909 by Pustet)
*Missa "Ave Maria", Op.101 (published 1909 by Pustet)

=={{Cat|Halm, Anton}} (1789–1872)==
*String Quartet No.2, Op.39
*Piano Trio No.2 in D, Op.58

=={{Cat|Halm, August}} (1869–1929)==
*Symphony in F major (pub.1911, Zumsteeg) (@Royal Danish Lib.)
*String Quartets in G minor, F major, A major, serenade in C (prob. non-PD-US - poss. first published around 1931-1933 - not sure about A major- poss.1939, poss. earlier?)
*Symphony in D minor for strings (pub.1907 from manuscript, premiered 1907) (Fleisher Collection@FLP has a copy, with parts, (c) 1910, but comes out to the same- assuming it is the same work! though attributed to "August Helm". HMB does list it again in 1911 though so maybe a 2nd edition??)
*Concerto in C major for orchestra with obligato piano (pub.1913) (repub. by MPH, 2017)
*2 violin sonatas (pub.1922)
*3 solo violin sonatas (pub.1920)
*Serenade for string trio (pub.1919)
*Concerto in C minor for string orchestra (pub. 1915, Zumsteeg)
*Prelude and Fugue in F minor for string orchestra (published by Bärenreiter, ?) (at FLP. date not estimated by FLP. clearly PD-CA and PD-EU, though.)

=={{Cat|Halsey, Ernest}} (1867–1939)==
* Toccata for Organ

=={{Cat|Halvorsen, Johan}} (1864–1935)==
* [[Symphony No.1 (Halvorsen, Johan)|Symphony No. 1 in C minor]] (1923) (Full score) (now uploaded)
* Entry March of the Boyars (1895) (Percussion parts)
* Symphony no.2 in d minor
* Symphony no.3 in C major

=={{Cat|Handel, George Frideric}} (1685–1759)==
* Saeviat tellus ante rigores, HWV 240 (full score and parts)
* Brockes-Passion, HWV 48 in version by JS Bach (VBN I/H/1) (full score/manuscript)
* Suites de Pièces, HWV 434-442 (edition by Peter Northway for the Hallische Händel-Ausgabe)
* [[Suite in D minor, HWV 437 (Handel, George Frideric)|Suite in D Minor, HWV 437]] (Sarabande movement)
* Oboe Concerto No. 3 in G minor, HWV 287
* "Il trionfo del tempo e del disinganno"
* "Tra la Fiamme", HWV 170 (full score and parts)
* Chandos Anthems from No. 1 to No. 11 - HWV 246 to 257

=={{Cat|Handl, Jacob}} (1550-1591)==
* DTÖ 12, 24, 30, 40, 47 & 51-2 (the six installments of ''Opus musicum'') is eagerly awaited!

=={{Cat|Hanff, Johann Nicolaus}} (1663–1711)==
* Cantatas (3) (Typeset of complete chorale preludes uploaded)

=={{Cat|Hannikainen, Ilmari}} (1892–1955)==
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* Piano Concerto, op.7 (1917) (two-piano arrangement)
* Piano Quartet in {{K|f#}}, Op.2
* Gavotte : ur balletmusiken til Askungen (published 1917)

=={{Cat|Hänsel, Peter}} (1770–1831)==
*String Quintet No.2 in C major, Op.13 (ca.1804?) ({{RISMs|650006800}})
*String Quintet No.3, Op.15
*3 String Trios, Op.30 (Schott, ca.1810?)
*Flute Quartet in G, Op.21 ({{RISMs|550505110}})

=={{Cat|Hanssens, Charles-Louis}} (1802–1871)==
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. Katto)
* Symphony no.1 (composed and premiered 1841. 161 p autograph ms score @ Belgian R lib Brussels)
* Symphony no.2 in A minor (composed and premiered 1845) (at least 5 symphonies + unnumbered)
* Fantaisie [pour orchestre] sur des Airs Populaires (@ Belgian Royal Lib)
* Symphony (unnumbered early) in C minor (1827, ms @ BR)

=={{Cat|Harsányi, Tibor}} (1898–1954)==
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* Sonata (1926) for piano
* 5 Etudes Rhythmiques (1933) for piano
* Symphony in C (1952?)
* L'histoire du petit tailleur

=={{Cat|Hartmann, Emil}} (1836–1898)==
* Piano Quintet (1865), Op. 5
* 3 String Quartets (opp. 14, 37, 38 - c.1873, p.1887, c.1886?)
* Symphony No.3, Op.42 (@Sibley in piano reduction)
* Symphony No.1, Op.29 (@Royal Dutch Library & St. Pancras)

=={{Cat|Hartmann, Johan Peter Emilius}} (1805–1900)==
* Dante-Ouverture, Op.85 (Ouverture til Chr. K.F. Molbech's Drama "Dante") (pub.1889)
* Fantasy-Allegro for violin and piano (Fog 5), published in 1900 by [[Hansen]]

=={{Cat|Hartog, Eduard}} (1829–1909)==
* Ein Märchen, character-sketch for orchestra, Op.62 (pub.1889)
* Suite for string quartet, Op.46 (pub.1860s by [[Jacques Maho]] of Paris; also Seitz, 1868, and Leuckart, 1883)
* Waldscène for soprano, chorus and orchestra, Op.38 (ms copy at Open Library of Amsterdam?)
* Portia. Ouverture dramatique à gr. Orch. Op.32 (pub.1858)
* L'Esclave, poésie de Théophile Gautier, ballade pour voix de soprano & orchestre, Op.33, pub.1862 (Brandus & Dufour)
* Chant de Mai (Mailied). Choeur bacchique p. Sopr., Mezzo-Sopr., Alto, Tén. et Basse av. Orchestre, Op.31 (pub.1858 by Brandus acc. to both BNF and HMB. Text by Emile Augier)
* Pensée de minuit : méditation d'après une poésie de Lamartine, Op.52 (pub.1884 or earlier; as Op.26 by Escudier in 1855 if the same work? - "Méditation poétique" @ BNF catalog, for chamber ens. rather than orchestra.)
* Psalm 43, Op.43 (pub.1868)
* Le Mariage de don Lope, opéra comique in 1 act (Gambogi, 1865)

=={{Cat|Harty, Hamilton}} (1879–1941)==
*String Quartet, Op.5 (1902?)
*Piano Concerto in B minor (1922)
*Suite from Handel's Water Music

=={{Cat|Harwood, Basil}} (1859–1949)==
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'''Works by Harwood are for organ unless otherwise specified.'''
*from Six Pieces, Op.15 - No.1, Communion in F major and No.2, Interlude in D major
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*Reverie (composed 1926, revised 1931, not published until the complete Harwood edition from Stainer, 1991)

=={{Cat|Hasse, Johann Adolph}} (1699–1783)==
* Le Virtù appié della Croce (Stefano Benedotto Pallavicino; Dresden 1737) Full Score
* I pellegrini al Sepolcro (Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino; Dresden 1742) Full score
* La Deposizione della Croce (Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino; Dresden 1744) Full score
* S. Elena al Calvario (Pietro Metastasio; Dresden 1747, rev. Wien 1772) (complete works) Full scores of both versions

=={{Cat|Hasse, Johannes}} (?–?)==
Is this Johannes Hasse (1616–1675)? 
Or possibly Johannes Hasse (fl.1614–1617)? (This is why '''dates''' are important)
:Eldest son of Petrus Hasse (I) and hence brother of Nicolaus Hasse. Dates unknown.[[User:Dgljr5121973|Dgljr5121973]] 17:22, 7 February 2011 (UTC)
* any works

=={{Cat|Hasse, Nikolaus}} (ca.1617–ca.1670)==
* Any vocal works and Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Hasse, Peter (I)}} (ca.1585–1640)==
* two Chorale preludes
* Praeludium for Organ
* 8-voice motet
* 7-voice Mass

=={{Cat|Hasse, Peter (II)}} (1659–1708)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hassler, Hans Leo}} (1564–1612)==
* Lustgarten neuer teutscher Gesäng, Balletti, Gaillarden und Intraden (Nürnberg 1601) Full score complete work
* Keyboard works
* His opus 1, the Canzonette of 1590 (Nurnberg)

=={{Cat|Hassler, Jacob}} (1569–1622)==
* Complete Keyboard works (3 ricercars, 1 toccata, 1 fugue, 1 fantasia, and 1 canzona)

=={{Cat|Hässler, Johann Wilhelm}} (1747–1822)==
* Fantasia for Keyboard in C minor (formerly attributed to W F Bach)
* „50 Stücke für Anfänger“ op.38
* „Etudes en Vingt-quatre Valses“ op.49
* Charakterstück op.27 Nr.2
* Kantate „Erfurt“
* Sonate für Cembalo Nr.3 d-Moll
* Preludes Op. 47

=={{Cat|Hatton, John Liptrot}} (1808–1886)==
*6 Impromptus for the Piano (Ashdown&Parry, ca.1866)
*Rondo à l'espagnole , and Introduction & Rondo (pub. by Boieldieu of Paris, 1835 or 1836)

=={{Cat|Hauptmann, Moritz}} (1792–1868)==
*Concertino/Light Concerto for piano in {{K|Eb}}, Op.20

=={{Cat|Hauptner, Thuiskon}} (1821–1889)==
*Singvögelchen, Liederspiel (pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Hausegger, Siegmund von}} (1872–1948)==
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* Aufklänge, variations for orchestra (1910)
* {{LinkWork|Barbarossa||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}}, symphonic poem (1900)
* {{LinkWork|Dionysische Phantasie||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}} for orchestra (1898)
* {{LinkWork|Natur Symphonie||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}} for large orchestra with final chorus to words from Goethe's poem Proömium (1911)
* Todtenmarsch (published 1903) for baritone solo, men's chorus and orchestra

=={{Cat|Hay, Edward Norman}} (1889–1943)==
* String Quartet in A (pub.1920) (@Sibley)

=={{Cat|Haydn, Joseph}} (1732–1809)==
: See Icking Music Archive: [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Haydn.php] [[User:Andrewt|Andrewt]] 14:11, 24 October 2008 (EDT)
* Trumpet Concerto Parts for ALL movements
* Horn Concerto No. 2 D-major, Hob. VIId:4 (Preferably Full Score and Parts)
* Double Horn Concerto
* Piano Concertos (Preferably Full Score, Concerto No.11) -parts now available: [[Keyboard Concerto in D major, Hob.XVIII:11 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Der Morgen Graut, Hob. XXX:5 for two tenors, harp, strings
* Die Jahreszeiten (The Seasons)-Full score
* [[Mass in D minor, Hob.XXII:11 (Haydn, Joseph)|Nelsonmesse]] (Missa in Augustiis) -Full score (EU only full score uploaded)
* Six Scotch Airs with variations for voice, violin, cello, harp or piano
* Twelve Sentimental Catches and Glees for three voices, harp 1795
* Quartetto Concertante in F for flute, violin, viola, harp/harpsichord (attrib. to Schmittbauer) Hob. XIV:F
* Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Harpsichord with orchestra in G Minor
* Divertimenti Hob. X 1,2,3,5,6 & 12 for String Quartet, Baryton, and two Horns - Full Scores and Parts.
* [[Divertimento in G major, Hob.X:4 (Haydn, Joseph)]] - Parts in addition to the full score
* Many of Haydn's duos and trios are only in parts. Could it be possible to upload a full score, or at least create one using a scorewriter if no editions are available?
Can we just get all the complete works of Haydn uploaded????
* Schöpfungmesse - Full Score [[Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:13 (Haydn, Joseph)|added]]
* Harmoniemesse- Full Score
* Missa Brevis no 1 in F major
* [[Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:10 (Haydn, Joseph)|Heiligemesse]] -Full Score (uploaded in February)
* Kleine Orgelmesse (''Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo'' in B♭, Hob.XXII:7) -Full Score [http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Kleine_Orgelmesse_(Mass_no._7_in_Bb_Major)_(Joseph_Haydn) at CPDL]
* Große Orgelsolomesse (''Missa in honorem Beatissimæ Virginis Mariæ'' in E♭, Hob.XXII:4)-Full Score
* Paukenmesse ([[Mass in C major, Hob.XXII:9 (Haydn, Joseph)|Missa in tempore belli]])-Full score*
* 6 sonatas for violin and viola Hob. VI: 1-6
* Violin Concerto No. 3(Preferably Full Score + parts for violin solo)
* Sonate for cello and piano in G minor
* Variations in F minor -been uploaded since 2006: [[Andante with Variations, Hob.XVII:6 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Fantasia (Capriccio) for Piano in C Major Hob.XVII:4 -been long since uploaded as Op.58: [[Fantasia in C major, Op.58 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Adagio for Piano in F Major Hob.XVII:9
* Arianna auf Naxos (cantata for voice and piano; please post Haydn's manuscript)
* Divertimento a Tre Hob. IV:5 for Horn, violin and cello
* The String Quartets Op.9
* Piano sonata Nr. 4 (Landon), Hob. XVI/G1.
* Concerto for 2 Lire Organizzate Hob.VIIh:1 - 5
* Requiem in C minor full score [added to M. Haydn wishlist below]
* Die Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze (Orchestra version (original!))
* [http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Te_Deum_No._2_in_C_(Joseph_Haydn) Te Deum Hob. XXIIIc:2] Full score; according to New Grove "Joseph Haydn’s second [Te Deum] is a remarkably fine piece from 1800"
* Salve Regina Full Score
* L'anima del filosofo, ossia Orfeo ed Euridice, Hob. 28/13, dramma per musica in 4 acts (libretto by Carlo Francesco Badini). Full Score/Manuscript
* First edition of Haydn's Op.13 "Kurzböck-Sonaten" (Hob.16:21-26 piano solo works mostly called sonatas, pub.1774)

=={{Cat|Haydn, Michael}} (1737–1806)==
* Concerto for viola, organ (or harpsichord), and strings
* Cello Concerto in B-Major (The cello concerto in B-flat major attributed to Michael Haydn, edited by Mark Starr, is published by Edition Max Eschig, Paris, and is under copyright.)
* Alto Trombone Concerto in D-major
* Requiem in C minor full score
* Trumpet Concertino C major (=Trumpet Concerto Nr. 1)
* Ipsa Virgo virginum in D major (K IIb:49), MH 670 (pub.1829, Diabelli)

=={{Cat|Haynes, Battison}} (1859–1900)==

=={{Cat|Hegar, Friedrich}} (1841–1927)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.6
* Fest-Ouv. for orch., Op.25 (pub.1896/97)
* ''Ahasvers Erwachen'', Op.34 (pub. 1904)

=={{Cat|Heidrich, Maximilian}} (1864–1909)==
*Cello sonata, Op.4 (pub.1899, CF Schmidt)
*Violin sonata, Op.12 (pub.1899, CF Schmidt)
*String Quartet, Op.24 (p1911)
*String Quartet, Op.29 (p1911)

=={{Cat|Heinichen, Johann David}} (1683–1729)==
{{Laundry|Heinichen, Johann David}}
=={{Cat|Heins, Donald}} (1878–1949)==
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*Country Dance for Violin and Piano (score and part)

=={{Cat|Heinze, Gustav Adolf}} (1820–1904)==
*2-piano concerto
*Laudate Dominum, Op.98 (pub.1903)
*Sancta Caecilia : für Soli, Chor und Orchester : Op.49

=={{Cat|Heller, Stephen}} (1813–1888)==
* Fifty Selected Studies -- be specific (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Bodil}} (1880–1950)==
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* To sange : Dit gyldne Haar; Merry (composed 1909)
* Fest-praeludium for organ (published 1915)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Carl}} (1818–1904)==
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (published 1842) (manuscript @ DKB)
* Symphony no.1 in D (composed 1841-2)
* Symphony no.2 in F "Idyllisk" (ms @ DKB)
* Overture in D minor (composed 1841)
* String Quartet (manuscript, DKB, "Wien i Sommeren 1841")
* String Quartet in E-flat major (1837 March 8. Manuscript, DKB)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Gustav}} (1857–1924)==
* Piano Trio, Op.6 (ca.1888)
* String Quintet, Op.21 (ms copy @ DKB)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.2 (ms. @ DKB)
* Symphony No.2 in E, Op.22 (ms piano reduction and ms score @ DKB)
* Violin Concerto (No.2?) in C (ms. reduction @ DKB)
* Cello Concerto in C major, Op.35 (ms score @ DKB)
* Stormklokken (1911), opera (ms)
* String Quartet no.1 in B minor (score) and quartet no. 5 in F Op.24 (parts) (ms @ DKB)

=={{Cat|Hemmerlein, Joseph}} (1761–1843)==
* Keyboard sonatas (and concerto, Op.7) (possibly not by the same J. Hemmerlein)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Andreas}} (1805–1871)==
* Festmesse in C minor Op.26 (there's a recording on YouTube? Possibly not published though...)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Heinrich}} (1822–1899)==
(brother of {{LinkName|Andreas|Henkel}} ; [[wikipedia:Heinrich Henkel (composer)|Heinrich Henkel]])
* Piano Trio Op.22 (pub.1860)
* String Quartets No.1 in D minor Op.13 (autograph 1847-49?), No.2 in D major Op.26 (autograph 1890)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Michael}} (1780–1851)==
* Sonata for Flute and Guitar, Op.24 (pub.ca.1815)
* Violin-or-flute sonatas (e.g. Op.74, pub.ca.1825)

=={{Cat|Henning, Max}} (1906–1954)==
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(flourishing dates, approximately. Seems not to be the same person as [[wikipedia:de:Max Henning|Max Henning]].)
* Op.22. 12 Two-part Fughettas and Fugues for the Pianoforte. (A.P. Schmidt, 1909.) (@ÖNB, British Lib, also Brigham Young.)
* Op.89. String Quartet No.12 in B minor (hmoll). Published 1938 by Westend-Verlag. (HMB, 1938, p.243.)
* Op.60. Präludium und Fuge C moll für Orgel (Westend-Verlag, 1939.) (@ Berner-Fachhochschule.)
* Atahuallpa : grosse Oper in drei Akten. Westend-Verlag (again), ©1913.
* Op.7. Zwei Vortragsstücke für Violine mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Westend // Carl Fleischer, 1906.

=={{Cat|Henriques, Fini}} (1867–1940)==
* Suite for Oboe and Strings, Op.13 (pub.1896)
* Kammerkvartet (flute, violin, cello and piano) (1937) (PD-CA?)
* Petite polonaise, Op.32 (published 1910 - {{HMBref|1910|32}}.)

=={{Cat|Henschel, George}} (1850–1934)==
* Ballade in F{{sharp}} minor for Violin and Orchestra (or piano), Op.39 (pub.1885)

=={{Cat|Hepworth, George}} (1825–1918)==
* Sinfonia (for orchestra, in one movement?) in A minor

=={{Cat|Herbeck, Johann von}} (1831–1877)==
* Symphony No.4 "Orgelsinfonie" in D minor, Op.20 (pub.1878 in arrangement ; recorded)

=={{Cat|Herbert, Victor}} (1859–1924)==
* Sweethearts
* Art Is Calling For Me (from 'The Enchantress') 1911

=={{Cat|Herman, Adolphe}} (1823–1903)==
* Violin Sonata (pub.1886 by Grus)

=={{Cat|Herman, Reinhold L.}} (1849–1919)==
* Piano Trio, Op.56
* Violin Sonata, Op.57 (both pub.1904.)
* Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.42 (performed 1893 in NYC)

=={{Cat|Hermann, Robert}} (1869–1912)==
* Piano Trio in D minor, Op.6 (pub.1895 by Hofmeister)
* Symphony No.1 in C major, Op.7 (pub.1896 by Hofmeister)
* Symphony No.2 in B minor, Op.11 (Andante published 1903 in full score by Hofmeister. Entire work possibly still in manuscript?)
* Piano Quartet in F minor, Op.9 (pub.ca.1905 by Hofmeister)
* Concert overture in D minor, Op.4 (NYPL has this but not circulating)

=={{Cat|Herrmann, Eduard}} (1850–1937)==
* Walzer-Fantasie, Op.29 (for string quartet or string orchestra) (p.1909)
* String Quintet (2 cellos), Op.31 (©1911)
* String Quintet No.2 (2 violas), Op.42 (p.1931)
* Violin Concerto in C minor, Op.25 (©1904, W. Schmid)
* String Quartet, Op.32 (©1913 (and again ©1916? and HMB lists it in 1919 too))
* String Quartet No.2, Op.36

=={{Cat|Herschel, William}} (1738–1822)==
*Symphonies
*Organ pieces
*Concertos
*Any other works

=={{Cat|Hertel, Johann Christian}} (1697–1754)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hertel, Johann Wilhelm}} (1727–1789)==
* Symphonies
* Concertos
* Keyboard sonatas
* Oratorios
* Cantatas (especially Passion cantatas and Christmas cantatas)
* Johann Wilhelm Hertel (Hrsg.): Sammlung Musikalischer Schriften größtenteils aus den Werken der Italiäner und Franzosen übersetzt und mit Kommentaren versehen von Johann Wilhelm Hertel, Leipzig 1757/1758, 2 St. in 1 Bd.

=={{Cat|Herz, Henri}} (1803–1888)==
* Etudes
* Orchestral parts to concertos
Op.76 - Variations Brillantes di Bravura sur le Trio Favori du Preaux Clercs de Herold

=={{Cat|Herzogenberg, Heinrich von}} (1843–1900)==
* Cello Concerto, WoO 30 (1880) (published?)
* Phantasie "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland" op. 39
* Phantasie "Nun danket alle Gott" op. 46
* Op. 16 Odysseus. Symphonie für grosses Orchester 1. Die Irrfahrten 2. Penelope 3. Die Gärten der Circe 4. Das Gastmahl der Freier (ÖNB has a copy of Horn's 1876 arrangement)
* Op. 50 Symphonie (C moll) für grosses Orchester
* Op. 80 Todtenfeier. Cantate für Soli, Chor, Orchester und Orgel (geschrieben auf den ersten Todestag seiner Frau Elisabeth geb. von Stockhausen)
* Op. 87 Messe (E moll) für Soli, Chor und Orchester (Orgel ad libitum) (Dem Andenken Philipp Spitta's)
* Op. 90 Die Geburt Christi. Text aus Worten der heiligen Schrift und geistlichen Liedern zusammengestellt von Friedrich Spitta, Kirchen-Oratorium für Solostimmen, gemischten Chor und Kinderchor mit Begleitung von Harmonium, Streichinstrumenten und Hoboe, und für Gemeindegesang und Orgel 1894
* Op. 93 Die Passion. Kirchen-Oratorium für Gründonnerstag und Charfreitag, für Solostimmen, Chor, Streichorchester, Harmonium, Gemeindegesang und Orgel 1896
* Op. 70 Symphony No. 2 in {{K|Bb}} (pub.1890)
* Op. 36 Piano Trio No.2 in D minor (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Hess, Karl}} (1859–1912)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.6
*Organ Sonata, Op.23 (pub.1902)

=={{Cat|Hessen, Alexander Friedrich von}} (1863–1945)==
(also known as Alexander Friedrich, Landgraf von Hessen) (there is a str qt no.2, pub. in 1968 it seems.) (brief Wikipedia article: [[wikipedia:Alexander Frederick, Landgrave of Hesse|Wikipedia]] (does not mention composing))
*String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1890)
*2 Pieces for String Trio, Op.27 (pub.1931 by Breitkopf&Härtel) (©1931; see {{WC|400119151}}) (PD-CA-only for now)
*Violin Sonata Op.31 (E minor) (©1936) (also PD-CA-only for now and awhile)
*Quintet, Op.25 (©1939) (etc.)
*Passacaglia for Piano, Op.7 (pub.ca.1900?)
*Cello Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Heubner, Konrad}} (1860–1905)==
*String Quartet No.1 in A minor, Op.1 (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in G minor (p.1904)
*Violin Sonata in G, Op.8
*Piano Trio in D, Op.9 (both pub.1895)
*Psalmi. "Wohl dem, der nicht wandelt im Rathe der Gottlosen," für Sopran-Solo, Chor und Orchester, Op.5 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Heuser, Ernst}} (1863–1942)==
*Piano Trio in D minor, Op.37 (pub.1901, Hainauer. Copy e.g. at Hochschule für Musik Köln lib.)
*Psalm 23, Op.78 (pub.1912)
*3 Piano Pieces, Op.67 (published 1910 by AP Schmidt)

=={{Cat|Heydorn, Petrus}} (1660–1720)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Heydrich, Bruno}} (1865–1938)==
(father of Nazi Reinhard Heydrich)
* Novelette
* Opera "Amen"
* Des Liebsten Grab, Op.64

=={{Cat|Heyerdahl, Anders}} (1832–1918)==
* String Quartets ("#1" and (#2?) in D minor)
* Violin Sonata (Op.11, ca.1882)
* Piano Quintet (premiered 1883)

=={{Cat|Hill, Edward Burlingame}} (1872–1960)==
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* 2-piano concerto
* Sinfonietta, Op.40a (pub. n.d.?, 1935)
* Concerto for 2 flutes and small orchestra

=={{Cat|Hiller, Ferdinand}} (1811–1885)==
* Conzertstück for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 113. Leipzig: Aug. Cranz, [ca. 1865] (scores in the British Library, Cambridge University libraries, Danish National Library)
* Violin Concerto, Op. 152. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnen, [1875?] (scores in Free Library of Philadelphia, and MIT libraries. Fantasiestück Op.152 not the same work but maybe related??)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 22. Also known as Grand Duo. Berlin: Simrock, [1871] (scores Landesbibliothek Coburg, Openbare Bibliotheek Den Haag, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam, and Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg)

=={{Cat|Hindemith, Paul}} (1895–1963)==
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* Drei Opern-Einakter (Librettos for ''Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen ; Das Nusch-Nuschi ; Sancta Susanna'') - Mainz: B. Schott Söhne, 1921
* Cardillac Original Version Vocal Score (1926)
* Neues vom Tage (full score)
* Sing und Spielmusik für Liebhaber und Musikfreunde, Op.45 (parts and choral scores)
* Plöner Musiktag
:B. Tafelmusik (Parts)
:C. Kantate (Parts and Choral Score)
:D/1. Einleitungsstück für Orchester: (Parts)
:D/2. Flötensolo mit Streichern: (Parts)
:D/4. Variationen für Klarinette und Streicher: (Parts)
:D/5. Trio für Blockflöten (Parts, Original 1932 edition with recorders in A and D)
:D/6. Quodlibet für Orchester: (Parts)
'''These works under copyright worldwide:
* Sonata for Solo Viola, Op.31 No.4 (First edition edited by Hermann Danuser (1946-))
* Sonata for Solo Viola (1937) (First edition edited by Hermann Danuser (1946-))
* Trautonium Works (trio pieces, concertpiece with strings)

=={{Cat|Hinton, Arthur}} (1869–1941)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.24 in D m. (prem.1905, pub.1920)
*Saint Elizabeth's Roses (operetta)
*Scenes from Endymion, suite for orchestra
*Symphony no.1 in B{{flat}} (ms?)
*Symphony no.2 in C minor (ms?)

=={{Cat|Hintz, Ewaldt}} (1613–1668)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hochberg, Hans Heinrich Bolko von}} (1843–1926)==
(real name of "J.H. Franz" - we do have a category J. Franz but may not be the same person)
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (premiered? ca.1884 in Dresden.) (possibly the Op.28 "in E" published 1892 by Raabe & Plothow. Schwerin lib. has score & parts to op.28. Harvard Loeb has arrangement of it.)
* Symphony in C, Op.26 published 1892, Bote & Bock (LoC has)
* Piano Trio in A, Op.34 (LoC has.)
* Piano Trio in {{K|Bb}}, Op.35 (pub.1904)
* Opera "Wärwolf", Op.21 (LoC has libretto. BSB has vocal score)
* Piano Concerto Op.42 (pub.1906 - solo part; 1907. Fleisher has full score etc.)

==Høffding, Finn (1899–1997)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Romance for violin og strygeorkester (1918 - not sure etc.?)
* String Quartet No.1 Op.2 (1920- not sure when published?) (Quartet Op.6 was published 1930 acc.HMB (1930, p.164)- Worldcat sources differ on n.d. status, would have to see score)

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Symphony No.3 Op.12 (©1931)

=={{Cat|Hoffmeister, Franz Anton}} (1754–1812)==
* Cello Concerto in D
* Symphony in G minor, HicH g1 (possibly by Leopold Hoffmann. See {{RISMs|650003207}}.)

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Heinrich}} (1842–1902)==
* Ungarische Suite, Op.16

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Leopold}} (1738–1793)==
* 7 Cello Concertos

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Richard}} (1844–1918)==
*Double-Stop Studies, Op.96
*Acht Übungs- u. Vortrags-Stücke for Violin and viola
*Leichtes instruktives Trio in C and Em for piano trio Op.67 and Op.68
*Acht Charakterstücke for Clarinet and Piano Op.100
*Light String Quartet, Op.116 (pub.1901, Zimmermann)

=={{Cat|Hohmann, Christian Heinrich}} (1811–1861)==

=={{Cat|Hol, Richard}} (1825–1904)==
* Concert Overture for orchestra (held at Dutch Royal Library) (arr., 1873?)
* 2 Romances for oboe Op.116 (pub.1890)
* Sonatinas Op.118 (pub.1890s)

=={{Cat|Holbrooke, Joseph}} (1878–1958)==
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* Cello Concerto in E flat major, Op.103 - The Cambrian
* Piano Concerto No. 1 "The Song of Gwyn ap Nudd", Op. 52 (1908) full Orchestral score
* Violin Sonata No. 2 "Romantic" Op. 59 = violin/piano reduction of the "Grasshopper" violin concerto Op.59
* Clair de Lune, Op. 17, No. 1
* Le Crepuscule, Op. 17, No. 2
* Pianoforte Quartet in D minor, "Byron", Op. 31
* Symphony No.4 ("Homage to Schubert) in B-minor, Op. 95
* Horn Quintet "Fate" (1904, reworked into Clarinet Quintet in G Op. 27)

=={{Cat|Hollaender, Gustav}} (1855–1915)==
* Violin Sonata Op.59 in D minor (p.1903)
* Violin Concerto No.3 (D minor), Op.66 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Hollander, Benoit}} (1853–1942)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.20 (parts, score @Cornell lib.?)
* Fantaisie pastorale (vn/orch), Op.26 (1899) (orchestral score and parts if they exist, piano reduction at least)
* Piano Trio, Op.27
* Septet for String Quartet, Piano and 2 Horns in E-flat, Op.28
* Characteristic Pieces Op.12 for 2 Violins and Viola (pub.1895) (parts @Cornell Lib.?)
* Suite in D for violin and piano-or-orchestra, Op.6
* Violin Sonata No.1, Op.19
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.35 (pub.ca.1905?)
* Fantasie de Nöel. For String Orchestra and Pianoforte. (©1924)

=={{Cat|Hollins, Alfred}} (1865–1942)==

=={{Cat|Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne}} (1847–1903)==
* Ludus pro Patria (ode, pub.1888 by [[Grus]])
* Irlande (full score)
* Ouverture pour une comédie (full score)

=={{Cat|Holst, Gustav}} (1874–1934)==
* Invocation for cello and piano or orchestra, Op. 19/2 (1911)
* Beni Mora
* Egdon Heath
* The Evening Watch, Op.43, No.1
* Savitri op.25 (app. published as early as 1923 so PD-CA but prob. not PD-US depending) [[Sāvitri, Op.25 (Holst, Gustav)|Vocal score]]
* First Choral Symphony, H.155, Op.41
* Fugal Overture op.40/1 (also published 1923 - see above)
* Hammersmith (for Brass Band or Concert Band whichever is not under copyright)
* Lyric Movement for Viola and Small Orchestra
* Marching Song
* Choral Songs from the Rig Veda [[Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda, Op.26 (Holst, Gustav)|vocal scores]]
* [[The Cloud Messenger, Op.30 (Holst, Gustav)|The Cloud Messenger, Op.30]] (full score)
* The Lure
* The Morning of the Year Op. 45
* The Planets, arrangement of Mars and Jupiter for symphonic band by Holst
* Choral Fantasia op. 51
* Walt Whitman Overture, Op 7 (1899) (is this score even published yet?- Schissel)
* Suite de ballet, Op.10
* ''At the Boar's Head'', Op.42
* ''The Wandering Scholar'', Op.50 (first published in 1968 in an edition by Imogen Holst and Benjamin Britten, so not sure if this could be hosted by IMSLP)
* [[Ode to Death, Op.38 (Holst, Gustav)|Ode to Death, Op.38]] (full/Study score)
* ''Japanese Suite'', Op.33 1915
* Symphony in F major "The Cotswolds", Op.8 H.47

'''These works copyright WORLDWIDE.'''
*The Planets (arr. solo piano) '''No arrangement of this exists in the public domain.'''
* The Mystic Trumpeter (app. not published until 1989)
* Invocation for cello and piano or orchestra H75, Op. 19/2 (1911) (pub.1983?- is there an earlier than 1960 edition of this?)

=={{Cat|Holstein, Franz von}} (1826–1878)==
* String Quartet in E minor (op.posth. , 40) (pub.1899)

=={{Cat|Holter, Iver}} (1850–1941)==
*String Quartets, Opp. 1 (p.1879) and 18 (op18 p1917)
*Kantate til indvielsen af Kristiania Handelsstands Forenings nye hus 11. februar 1912. Op 19.

=={{Cat|Holý, Alfred}} (1866–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Das Märchen vom Glück : Volksstück in 4 Akten (opera - ms material - possibly published also?)

=={{Cat|Hölzl, Franz Seraphin Thomas}} (1808–1884)==
*String Quartet, Op.22 (by 1859) (is at Royal Library, Netherlands, I think)
*String Quartet, Op.24 (by 1859)
*Violin Sonata in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.1856)
(VIAF: {{viaf|30300078}}) and see {{plain|http://www.musiklexikon.ac.at/ml/musik_H/Hoelzl_Franz.xml|Musiklexikon}} for a brief bio in German)

=={{Cat|Homilius, Gottfried August}} (1714–1785)==
* Weihnachtsoratorium HoWVI
* Motets
* Cantatas
* Organ Works
* 10 Passions
* Passion Cantatas
* ''Messias''
* Easter Oratorio
* 4 Magnificats
* Generalbass-Schule 1776
* 32 Praeludia zu geistlichen Liedern vor zwey Claviere und Pedal (pub.1761)

=={{Cat|Honegger, Arthur}} (1892–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher
* Skating Rink
* Le Chant de Nigamon
* Sonatina for violin and cello (H. 80) (1932)
* Prelude and Blues for harp quartet
* Cantate de Noel, esp. Laudate Dominum from this
* Symphony No.1 (Full score)
* Symphony No.2 (Full score)
* Symphony No.3 (Full score)
* Symphony No.4 (Full score)
* Symphony No.5 (Full score)
H 153 Second Symphony for strings and trumpet in D (Symphony for Strings) (Orchestral Parts)
*Cello Concerto H.72 (Full Score) (Orchestral Parts) (Cello Solo Part) (Arrangement & Transcription - Piano Part)

=={{Cat|Hoof, Jef van}} (1886–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Kleines quartett in C (©1927. PD-CA)
* Sonata voor beiaard (©1925. PD-CA)
* Zes driestemmige Dietsce liederen (©1920)
* Symphony in A (No.4?) (©1951. PD-CA)
("no.4" from library catalog note possibly? anyway, may be his sym.1 in A, as recorded, and as published by Musikproduktion Höflich in 2009? Hoof's sym. 4 (as recorded) is either in B-flat or B.)

=={{Cat|Hook, James}} (1746–1827)==
* Concerto in D major, Op.1, No.5 (c.1771) -- see his {{NoComp|6 Keyboard Concertos, Op.1|Hook, James}}

=={{Cat|Hopffer, Bernhard}} (1840–1877)==
*String Quintet in B minor, Op.7 (pub.1871) (@FLP)
*Romance for Cello & Orch., Op.20 (pub.1877)
*Violin Sonata No.1 in G minor, Op.2 (ca.1876?)
*Symphony (if it still exists, premiered ca.1860?)

=={{Cat|Horn, Kamillo}} (1860–1941)==
*Trio-Fantasie, Op.73
*Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.40 (pub. by Kahnt in 1908)
*Horn Sonata, Op.58 (pub.1910)
*Violin Fantasia, Op.42 (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Horsley, Charles Edward}} (1822–1876)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.3 (early edition, not 2011 pub.)
*Violin Sonata, Op.14
*Piano Impromptus (Op.12 & w/o Op.)
*6 Lieder, Op.9 (uploaded by BSB?)

=={{Cat|Hotteterre, Jacques}} (1673–1763)==
* Le Fargis Sur Les Délices

=={{Cat|Howe, Mary}} (1882–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in D
* Andante douloureux for pf ([[Schirmer]], 1912)
* Cossack Cradle Song (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Hoyer, Karl}} (1891–1936)==
* Viola Sonata, Op.30 (©1923)
* Variationen über ein Thema von Henry Purcell, Op.25 (©1922, Klemm)
* Flute Sonata, Op.40 (©1929) (PD-CA I hope)
* Sonata Op.45 for violin and organ (©1932)
* Clarinet sonata Op.55 (pub.1934?)
* Introduction and chaconne for organ and orchestra (pub. 1916, B&Härtel)
* Serenade for 5 winds Op.29 (©1924)

=={{Cat|Hřímalý, Jan}} (1844–1915)==

=={{Cat|Huber, Hans}} (1852–1921)==
*Piano Trio No.1 op.20 (p.1877)
*Symphony no.1 op.63 (p.1882)
*Piano Trio No.2 op.65 (p.1883): piano score
*Violin Sonata no.4 op.102 (p1888)
*Symphony No.6 Op.134 (p1912)
*Piano Sonata "Zu Maler Nolten", Op.47 (p1879)

=={{Cat|Huber, Joseph}} (1837–1886)==
([[wikipedia:de:Joseph Huber (Komponist)|Wde]])
*4 1-mvt Symphonies (nos. 1,2 pub.1865, no.3 ''Durch Dunkel zum Licht'' op.10 pub.1876)
(there was also a Joseph Huber, comp., b.1816.)
*Opera "Irene" (premiered 1881, published 1895 or earlier)

=={{Cat|Hugot, Antoine}} (1761–1803)==
* Méthode de Flûte (1804)
* 4 Duets for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Hugues, Luigi}} (1836–1913)==

=={{Cat|Hummel, Ferdinand}} (1855–1928)==
* Symphony in D, Op.105 (©1908, Harmonie) (@ÖNB and SLUB)
* Cello Sonata No.2, Op.9 (A{{flat}} major?) (pub.1877)
* Cello Sonata No.3, Op.12 (A major?) (pub.1879)
* Cello (or Viola) Sonata No.4 (E minor?) Op.38/38a (pub.1885)
* Piano Quintet in A minor, Op.47 (pub. Siegel, 1887)
* Piano Concerto in B-flat minor, Op.35 (pub.ca.1884?)
* Angla (opera), Op.60 (pub.1894)
* Horn or viola Sonata, Op.117 (pub.1914?)
* Cello sonata no.1, Op.2 in A minor
* Violin sonata in C minor, Op.24 (published 1881. Dresden has a copy)

=={{Cat|Hummel, Johann Nepomuk}} (1778–1837)==
* Trumpet Concerto (Preferably Full Score)
* Trumpet Concerto Piano-trumpetscore too !
* Piano transcription of Symphony No. 40 by Mozart
* Piano School (1828)
* Hummel arrangements of Mozart Piano concertos - flute, violin, cello parts
* All Piano Trios
* Mandolin Concerto in G Major S.28
* Fantasy for Viola & Orchestra in G minor, Op.94 - (1821)
* Piano Concerto A Minor Op.85, Full Score
* Piano Concerto B Minor, Full Score
* Mass (Missa) in D minor, Full Score & Vocal Score
* Mass (Missa) in E-flat major, Full Score & Vocal Score

=={{Cat|Hummel, Josef Friedrich}} (1841–1919)==
* Mandolinata for str.sextet, op.61 (p1910)

=={{Cat|Humperdinck, Engelbert}} (1854–1921)==
* Königskinder (first version; Brockhaus, 1897)
* String Quartet in D minor, EHWV 15 (comp.1872, pub.?) (One quartet of his (or work described as a Humperdinck Quartet?) was published in 1937 by Schott, not sure which of the 3, assuming authenticity - see {{WC|1475047}}.)
* Other two string quartets? if possible (these may have been published before 1960s and PD-CA- none so sure about the D minor above)

=={{Cat|Hünten, François}} (1793–1878)==
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.91 (p.ca.1838)
* Trio No.3, Op.172
* Terzetto/Trio, Op.175

=={{Cat|Hünten, Wilhelm}} (1791–1858)==
Listed in HMB as Guillaume (Gu.) Hünten, or sometimes as (W.) ...
*Air allemand, varié pour pianoforte et violoncelle ou violon concertants, Op.19 (first pub. ca.1830)
*Nouvelle méthode facile et progressive pour le piano, Op.50 (pub. Paté, ca.1843; Schott, 1844)

=={{Cat|Hurlstone, William Yeates}} (1876–1906)==
* Piano Sonata in F Minor
* Variations on a Hungarian Air (alt. "Hungarian Air with Variations;" originally for piano, later orchestrated; either version to be greatly appreciated if legitimately available)

=={{Cat|Hus-Desforges, Pierre Louis}} (1773–1838)==
* 8 (plus?) string quintets with bass (some are at various libraries.)
* Grand String Trio No.3 (pub. Naderman, 1822)
* Cello Concerto No.4 (pub.1822. can't seem to find at libraries- maybe private collections?)
* Symphonie concertante no.1 (pub. by Nadermann, by 1802)

=={{Cat|Huss, Henry Holden}} (1862–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto, Op.12
* Festival Sanctus (premiered(?) 1889, published by E. Schuberth in the same year)

=={{Cat|Huszka, Jenő}} (1875–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* vocal scores to operettas in Hungarian, of which ''Bob herceg'' (1902) seems to be the most famous [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 10:31, 17 January 2012 (UTC)



=={{Cat|Indy, Wilfred d'}} (1821–1891)==
* String Quartet (pub. Paris: Challot?, 1842) (19 Feb. 1842 BdlF)
* Les deux princesses, opera-comique (pub.1859)
* Sérénade pour piano (pub.Maeyens-Couvreur, 1859)

=={{Cat|Ingenhoven, Jan}} (1876–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet No.3 (pub. 1914)

=={{Cat|Inghelbrecht, Désiré Émile}} (1880–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Original-Quadrille pour piano (pub.1897/98 by Paris: Paulus) - maybe by his father?
*Rêverie pour violon, et piano (pub.ca.1888 by Vve. Girod) - by his father, not him (same first name: D. Inghelbrecht on the cover- confusion.)
*Automne : esquisses symphoniques (pub.betw. 1904 and 1909? by Mathot)
*Nocturne pour violoncelle et piano (pub.ca.1906 by Mathot; with orchestra, 1911)

=={{Cat|Ippolitov-Ivanov, Mikhail}} (1859–1935)==
* Romantic Ballad - Suite for violin and piano (1898), Op.20
* Op. 45: Ten Shakespeare Sonnets for voice and piano (1913)

=={{Cat|Ireland, John}} (1879–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* ''Sea Fever'' (1913), included in Stainer & Bell The Complete Works for Voice & Piano vol.ii.
* ''Epic March'' for orchestra
* of many PD-US works, a few are already at [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/John_Ireland CPDL]; the rest will enter PD in Canada in 2013.

=={{Cat|Isaac, Heinrich}} (1450–1517)==
* Webern's edition (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich|DTÖ 32) of [[Choralis constantinus II ((Isaac, Heinrich)]] is PD US, but the 1550 print would be very welcome too.

=={{Cat|Ives, Charles}} (1874–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Variations on 'America'
* Largo (for Clarinet, Violin and Piano) (pub.1953)
* Piano Trio (ca. 1909-1910, rev. ca. 1914-1915) (pub. 1955, ed. John Kirkpatrick)
* String Quartet No. 1, From the Salvation Army (1897–1900) (pub.1954)
* String Quartet No. 2 (1913–15) (pub.1954)
* Symphony No. 1 in D minor (1898–1901) (pub.1971...)
* Symphony No. 4 (1912–18; rev. 1924–26. Pub. 1965 in facsimile, notes/edition/... by John Kirkpatrick)
* Central Park in the Dark for chamber orchestra (1906, 1909)
* A Symphony: New England Holidays (1911–19) (pub.1930s in individual movements)
* Universe Symphony (sketched)



=={{Cat|Jacobi, Frederick}} (1891–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello Concerto (©1933; revised orchestration pub.1951 , both by UE)
* Three songs for a high voice with piano accompaniment (Schirmer, 1915. Includes songs by Koch, Teasdale & Brome.)
* String Quartet No.3 (Arrow Music Press, ©1949)
* " No.2 (J. Fischer, 1935)
* Symphonies in A and in C (in manuscript)

=={{Cat|Jadassohn, Salomon}} (1831–1902)==
* Serenade No.2, Op.46 (Full Orchestral Score) (pub.ca.1875.)
* Cavatina for Violin and Orchestra, Op.69 (Parts for Orchestra and Soloist) -- note: complete parts are at Biblioteca musicale governativa del Conservatorio di musica S. Cecilia - Roma.
* Serenade for String orchestra and Flute, Op. 80 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in C minor, Op.89 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.90 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Symphony No.1, Op.24 (orchestra parts)
* Symphony No.3, Op.50 (orchestra parts)
* Symphony No.4, Op.101 (Full score and Orchestra parts)
* Cavatine for Cello and Orchestra, Op.120 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)

=={{Cat|Jadin, Hyacinthe}} (1776–1800)==
* Piano Sonatas
* String Quartets
* Piano Concertos

=={{Cat|Jadin, Valentin-François}} (1763–1841)==
(after 1841, but death date not known. AKA "Valentin Jadin (fils)". A few works at Gallica, e.g. his 3 potpourris for piano.)
* Fantaisie avec 8 variations sur le Marche des Rois de France, pour le piano-forte dédiée à S. M. Louis XXIII (pub.1815)

=={{Cat|Jaëll, Marie}} (1846–1925)==
* Sonata for Piano in C major

=={{Cat|Janáček, Leoš}} (1854–1928)==
* Capriccio
* Any organ works
* Glagolitic Mass (1926, published 1929) vocal score
* Z mrtvého domu (From the hosue of the dead) (1930, opera, orchestra parts)
These works copyright worldwide.
* The Makropulos Case / Věc Makropulos (1926); vocal score piano reduction by Ludvík Kundera [1891-1971], German translation by Max Brod (d. 1968); full score copyright 1970 with contributions by Mackeras (d. 2010), German translation by Brod, English translation by Norman Tucker (d. 1978)

=={{Cat|Jansa, Leopold}} (1795–1875)==
*String Quartet, Op.68 (p.1845)
*Piano Trio, Op.73 (p.1851)
*Concerto, Op.83 (p.1867)

=={{Cat|Jaques-Dalcroze, Emile}} (1865–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet (pub.ca.1904? by [[Enoch]]) (not same as Op.61)

=={{Cat|Jarnach, Philipp}} (1892–1982)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*String Quintet, Op.10 (1918, published 1920)
*Sonata No.1 for violin solo, Op.8 (Op.11 is also for solo violin, though also attached to a Sinfonia brevis)
*Les Heures claires, chant et piano. Poème de Émile Verhaeren (Durand, 1913)
*Feuilles d'album : pour le piano & Nocturne : Mélodie (Durand, 1912)
*4 Humoresques for piano solo (Durand, 1914.)
*2 Lieder, Op.7 (Zierfuss, 1913)
*Arpège, text by Samain (d.1900) & Sonnet de Pierre Ronsard (published 1912)
*Rondel de Charles d'Orléans (Durand, 1914)

=={{Cat|Jemain, Joseph}} (1864–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
1950 or 1954, really, but one keeps the line as-simple-as-poss.
*Cello Sonata, Op.20 (p.1903)

=={{Cat|Jiránek, Alois}} (1858–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata in A minor (published 1905)
*2 Impromptus for string quartet (published 1909)
*3 Pieces for Piano, Op.15
*Piano Trio, Op.11 (pub.1896)

=={{Cat|Jiránek Sr., J.}}?==
*Piano Sonatas Op.9 (pub.1863), Op.10 (pub.1865), Op.11 (pub.1867)
*Practical school (pub.1847)
The Practical school is not by Josef Jiránek, 1855-1940, Alois' brother, and the piano sonatas probably aren't. (They are listed so at the Clementinum library since their date is given as "18--" where the difficulty is less clear.)
=={{Cat|Jiránek, Josef}} (1855–1940)==
*3 Stimmungsbilder, Op.5 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Joachim, Joseph}} (1831–1907)==
* Hamlet Overture, Op. 4 (Parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* Demetrius Overture, Op. 6 (Full score and/or parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* Henry IV Overture, Op. 7 (Full score and/or parts)
* Von Kleist Overture, Op. 13 (Parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* String Quartet Movement in C minor (Full score and/or Parts)
* Violin Concerto No. 3 (Full score and/or Parts)
* Cadenza to Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3
* Symphony in {{K|C}} (Arrangement of [[Sonata for Piano Duet, D.812 (Schubert, Franz)]]) - timpani part needed

=={{Cat|Jommelli, Niccolò}} (1714–1774)==
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesu Cristo (Oratorio)
* Other Oratorios
* 20 Masses
* Concerti
* Orchestral works
* Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Jonas, Emile}} (1827–1905)==
* Concertino pour le cornet à pistons (pub.1894)
* Fantasy No.2 (pub.1896)
* Parisiana, fantaisie ouverture (for harmonie-band) (pub. E&Schaeffer, 1891)

=={{Cat|Jongen, Joseph}} (1873–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Preludes Opp. 69 & 116
* Organ Works -> several additions 08/2013
* 2 pièces en trio (flute, cello and harp) 1924
* Violin Concerto, Op.17 (pub.1914)
* Aria and Polonaise for Trombone and Piano
* Fantaisie : pour orchestre : sur deux Noëls populaires Wallons (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Joplin, Scott}} (1868–1917)==
*Songs

=={{Cat|Josephson, Jacob Axel}} (1818–1880)==
*Symphony in E{{flat}}, Op.4
*Quando Corpus for soprano, chorus and orchestra, Op.20 (HMB gives 1868)

=={{Cat|Josten, Werner Erich}} (1885–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Other early songs and motets (some are PD-CA-only, but some published by 1922)
*Concerto Sacro (No.1), (pub. unk.?) ©1926 (so, PD-CA) (see e.g. {{WC|25144898}}. His two concerti sacri for piano and strings - both published by C.C. Birchard, ©1931- have been recorded.)

=={{Cat|Jullien, Gilles}} (1650–1703)==



=={{Cat|Kabalevsky, Dmitry}} (1904–1987)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Kabalevsky can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2038'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2036 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Kahl, Oskar}} (1872–1915)==
*Piano Trio in F minor, Op.3 (pub.1914) (LoC, one or two other libraries)
*Violin Sonata in A, pub. 1903

=={{Cat|Kahn, Robert}} (1865–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Vier Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Op. 3
* Sieben Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte, Op. 6
* Fünf Lieder für gemischten Chor. Op. 7.
* Fünf Clavierstücke, Op. 13
* Mahomet's Gesang für gemischten Chor mit Orchester, Op. 24
* Drei Stücke für Violoncell und Pianoforte Op. 25
* Zweite Sonate (A moll) für Violine und Clavier, Op. 26
* Sommerabend. Ein Liederkreis für gemischten Chor, Soli, und Clavier. Op. 28
* Tonbilder, for Violine und Klavier, Op. 36
* Cello Sonata Op.37 (p.1903)
* Zwei Gedichte von Friedrich Schiller, für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte, Op. 44
* Clarinet Trio Op. 45 (Cello Part)
* Lieder im Volkston für eine Singstimme und Klavier, Op. 47
* Piano Trio in E minor (No.4), Op. 72
* Konzertstück, for Piano and Orchestra, op. 74

=={{Cat|Kalachevsky, Mikhail}} (1851–1910)==
(well, betw. 1910 and 1912?) (also Kolachevsky)
* Symphony "Ukrainian" (composed 1876 - mentioned in Mason's 1917 book/Baker 1919; mayb. recorded in 1950s and pub. in 1966?- so not sure if PD.)
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}

=={{Cat|Kalafati, Vasily}} (1869–1942)==
* Polonaise for orchestra, Op.14 (published 1913)
* Quartet for Piano and Strings
* 3 Bagatelles for Piano, Op.9 (Belaieff, published 1907)

=={{Cat|Kalinnikov, Vasily}} (1866–1901)==
*Symphony No. 2 in A major full Orchestral score or Two Piano Reduction (full score up)
*Tsar Boris (1899) (pub. by [[P. Jurgenson]], 1902)
*Fugue in D minor (1889) (when first published? we may not be able to host it)
*Intermezzi for orchestra (found out they were published by Jurgenson in piano-4hand reduction in 1901 - good to have them in some form)

=={{Cat|Kalkbrenner, Christian}} (1755–1806)==
*Histoire de la musique (1802)
*3 Sonatas, Op.3 (ca.1783)

=={{Cat|Kalkbrenner, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1784–1849) ==
*Piano Sextet in G, Op.58 (pub.1821 by [[Pleyel]])
*Fantaisie sur l'Air We're a noddin for Piano, Op.60

=={{Cat|Kalliwoda, Johann Wenzel}} (1801–1866)==
*Scores & Parts to Symphonies 3-6 (and to the G minor sym.?) and to the other overtures and concertinos/concertos for violin?

=={{Cat|Kálmán, Emmerich}} (1882–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
I wonder if any of the pd-US operettas might have been printed with Hungarian texts? [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:01, 24 July 2012 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Kaminski, Heinrich}} (1886–1946)==
* Motet De Profundis/Psalm 130, Op.1a (1912, pub.1959?)

=={{Cat|Kämpf, Karl}} (1874–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.23 (pub.Kahnt, 1904)
* Humoreskes for piano, Op.29 (pub. Kaun, 1907)

=={{Cat|Kaňka Jr., Johann Nepomuk}} (1772–1865)==
(or Jan Kaňka. Lawyer and composer, early Romantic)
* In lacrymam fontem salutis (pub.ca.1860)

=={{Cat|Karel, Rudolf}} (1880–1945)==
* Ilseino srdce (opera, 1909?, pub.1922)
* "Renaissance" Symphony No.1 in E{{flat}} Op.15 (1921?)
* Variations and sonata for piano on a theme by Brahms Op.14 in C minor (autograph is dated 1910; sonata pub. 1921)
* Burlesca for piano, Op.19 (published 1921)
* Démon, symphonic poem op.23 (Simrock, 1922)

=={{Cat|Karg-Elert, Sigfrid}} (1877–1933)==
* Organ Works
** Rondo alla campanella Op.156 (Arthur P. Schmidt, 1933)
** 3 New Impressions op.142(II) (Carl Simon, 1936)
** 7 Silhouettes for Harmonium and Piano (1906), Op.29
** Poesien, 5 Duos for Harmonium and Piano (1906/07), Op.35 (No.4 available)
* Piano Sonata No.2??

=={{Cat|Karges, Wilhelm}} (1613/14–1699)==
* Any works (consisting of 4 or 6 Organ works)

=={{Cat|Karłowicz, Mieczysław}} (1876–1909)==
* Symphony in E minor, Op. 7

=={{Cat|Karr, Henri}} (1784–1842)==
[[wikipedia:fr:Henri Karr|Wikipedia (French)]]
* Rondeau brillant (Op.90) for piano trio and "Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle... par Henri Karr,..., extrait de l'opéra de "Jean de Paris" (de Boïeldieu)" (Op.91) both published 1822 by Boieldieu (see BdlF 1822 p 661; BNF)

=={{Cat|Kaski, Heino}} (1885–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.13 (pub.1919)
* Nocturne in G minor, Op.30

=={{Cat|Kässmayer, Moritz}} (1831–1884)==
* 5 String Quartets (p1853 to no.5 op.35 p1880) (#s 1-3 @ ÖNB)
* Mass in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
* Symphony in C minor (ditto)

=={{Cat|Kauffmann, Fritz}} (1855–1934)==
* Piano Concerto (op.25, pub.1893)
* Violin Concerto no.1 (op.27, 1892, published 1894)
* Variations on an Original Theme for String Quartet, Op.8 (pub.1882)
* Piano Trio No.1 (op.9, pub.1881)
* Piano Trio No.2 (op.20, pub.1887)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (Op.7, pub.1882)
* Piano Sonata No.2 (Op.11, pub.1883)
* Opera Die Herzkrankheit. (Op.13, vs and overture pub. 1884)
* Symphony in A minor Op.18 (pub.1886) (ÖNB has, misfiled.)
* Abendmusik (serenade for string quartet, Op.51) (published 1910)
* Dramatic Overture, Op.23 (published 1893)

=={{Cat|Kauffmann, Georg Friedrich}} (1679–1735)==
* Organ music

=={{Cat|Kaun, Hugo}} (1863–1932)==
* String quintet, Op.28 (original version of the piano quintet in F minor, Op.39)
* Symphony no.2, Op.85
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.58 (pub.1905)
* Earlier operas (Der Pietist ; Sappho ; Der Fremde)

=={{Cat|Kefer, Louis}} (1842–1926)==
* Symphony in D (1889, pub.1893, Breitkopf)

=={{Cat|Keiser, Reinhard}} (1674–1739)==
*Lukas-Passion Full Score and Manuscript
*Passion music Full Scores and Manuscripts
*Der blutige und sterbende Jesus Full Score and Manuscript
*Thränen unter dem Kreutze Jesu Full Score and Manuscript
*Der zum Tode verurtheilte und gekreutzigte Jesus Full Score and Manuscript
*Seelige Erlösungs-Gedancken Full Score and Manuscript
*Ich liege und schlafe ganz mit Frieden, motet for 4 voices, 2 violins, 2 violas, cello & continuo
*Wir gingen alle in der Irre, for 6 voices, 2 oboes, 2 violins, 2 violas & continuo (Frament of a St. Luke Passion)
*Dialogus von der Geburt Christi (Weihnachtsoratorium) in drei Teilen (Hamburg, 29 December 1707)

=={{Cat|Kéler, Béla}} (1820–1882)==
*Ungarische Lustspiel Ouverture, Op.108 (pub.1874 in red.)

=={{Cat|Keller, Ludwig}} (1847–1930)==
*String Quartets No.1 in G minor, 2 in {{K|Eb}}, 3 in D major, piano quintet (autographs at Badische Landesbibliothek, Musikabteilung, Karlsruhe)
*2 cello concertos (likewise) (apparently 173 works by him in their collection?) (oh. many of these are in fact scanned in- e.g. the quartets.)

=={{Cat|Kelley, Edgar Stillman}} (1857–1944)==
*Symphony No.1 in F, "Gulliver"

=={{Cat|Kellner, Johann Christoph}} (1736–1803)==
* Concertos for piano or harpsichord:
* Published in Frankfurt:
* op. 4: 1 concerto
* op. 5: 3 concertos
* op. 7: 3 concertos
* op. 11: 1 concerto

* Organ and piano:
* 3 Vor- oder vielmehr Nachspiele, 3 Fugen, 3 Choral-Vorspiele, im Trio mit dem Canto-firmo, op. 14 pt. 1, for organ (Kassel)
* Orgel-Stücke von verschiedener Art, op. 14 pt. 2, for organ (Kassel)
* Mein trautes Röschen, rondo for piano (Speyer, 1782)
* Menuett, Fantasie, Fuge, Marche, Quartetto, for piano (Speyer, 1789)
* Sinfonia, for piano (Speyer, 1789)
* Neue Orgelstücke, op. 17 pt. 2, for organ (Darmstadt, 1793)
* 14 Orgelstücke, bestehend in leichten Vor- und Nachspielen, zwischen neuen Choral-Vorspielen, op. 20 pt. 1, for organ (Brunswick)
* Serenade, for piano, 2 violins, flute, 2 horns, bass; 2 sonatas, for piano with violin; concerto, for piano with 2 violins, op. 13 (Kassel)
* Sonata, for piano with violin and viola ad libitum, op. 18 (Offenbach)

=={{Cat|Kellner, Johann Peter}} (1705–1772)==
{{Laundry|Kellner, Johann Peter}}

=={{Cat|Kelterborn, Louis}} (1891–1933)==
Great-cousin of Rudolf Kelterborn.
* String quartet in G minor (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Kelz, Johann Friedrich}} (1786–1862)==
*String Quartet, Op.158 (1832)
*String Quintet No.2, Op.124 (Lischke, 1829)

=={{Cat|Kempter, Lothar}} (1844–1918)==
* Romanze for piano quartet (or string trio and harp), Op.43 (pub.1905, Zimmermann)

=={{Cat|Kerle, Jacobus de}} (1531–1591)==
* Volumes from [http://www.periodicals.com/html/ihp_e.html?ft14679 ''Trésor musical''] (Brussels 1865–1893)
** xxii–xxviii (6 missae, a 4, 5vv, Venice, 1562)
** i (1865) & xvii (1881) (''Selectae quaedam cantiones sacrae'', Nuremberg, 1571).
* Preces speciales pro salubri generalis Concilii successu a 4vv (Venice, 1562); ed. in DTB, xxxiv, Jg.xvi (1926)— [[User talk:Richard Mix#Kerle|Richard Mix]]

=={{Cat|Kerll, Johann Caspar}} (1627–1693)==
{{Laundry|Kerll, Johann Caspar}}

=={{Cat|Kersbergen, Jan}} (1857–1937)==
* Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.4 (pub. Noske, 1901)

=={{Cat|Kessel, Franz}} (1862–1931)==
* Symphonic Poems ''The Corsair'' (performed Köln 1897), ''Cain'' (pub.ca.1910)
* Symphony in F (produced 1889 according to Baker's)

=={{Cat|Kiel, Friedrich}} (1821–1885)==
* Piano Concerto in B flat major, Op. 30 Two Piano Reduction or full Orchestral score
* Flute concerto in G major
* Violin Sonatas 2-4?

=={{Cat|Kilpinen, Yrjö Henrik}} (1892–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* songs Op.19 (see {{WC|474895885}} - pub.1922.)
* 6 sånger till dikter av Thor Cnattingius Op.47 ([[Fazer]], _ca._ late 1920s but without date??)

=={{Cat|Kindermann, Johann Erasmus}} (1616–1655)==
* Cantiones pathetika, 1639;
* 3 Motetten, in: Friedens-Clag, 1640;
* Deliciae studiosorum, 4 Tle., 1640, 1642, 1643 (Instrumentalstücke, nur teilw. erhalten);
* Concentus Saomonis, 1642; Dialogus, Mosis Plag, Sünders Klag, Christi Abtrag, 1642;
* Mus. Friedens Seuffzer, 1642;
* Opitianischer Orpheus, 1642;
* Dess Erlösers Christi und sündigen Menschens heylsames Gespräch, 1643;
* 1 Lied, in: Intermedium Musico-Politicum, 1643;
* Musica Catechetica, 1643;
* Mus. Felder- und Wälderfreund, 1643;
* Mus. Herzentrost-Blümlein, 1643;
* Frühlings und Sommer freud, 1645;
* Lobgesang. Über den Freudenreichen Geb. unseres Herrn und Heylandes Jesu Christi, 1647;
* Weihnachtsgesang, 1647;
* 14 Lieder, in: Mus. Friedens Freud, 1650;
* 22 Lieder, in: Göttliche Liebesflamme, 1651;
* 64 Lieder, in: Erster Teil Herrn J. M. Dilherrns Evangelischer Schlußreimen der Predigen, 1652;
* 56 Lieder, in: Zweiter Teil ... der Predigen, 1652;
* 57 Lieder, in: Dritter Teil ... der Predigen, 1652;
* Neu-verstimmte Violen Lust, 1652; Canzoni. Sonatae, 2 Tle., 1653;
* 3 Stücke, in: Mus. Zeitvertreiber, 1655;
* Sinfonia a cinque,r.
* Zahlr. Gelegenheitskompositionen.

* Note: DTB (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern) Vols. 13 & 21-24 contain selected works by Kindermann as does Wilhelm Dupont, Werkausgaben Nürnberger Komponisten in Vergangenheit und Ggw., 1971, 126-136

=={{Cat|King, Robert}} (1660–1726)==
* Songs for one, two and three voices composed to a through basse for ye organ and harpsichord. (pub.1690)
* A Second Booke of Songs... (pub.1698)

=={{Cat|Kint, Cor}} (1890–1944)==
* Hymn for violin and organ, Op.8 (published by Seyffardt in 1918?)
* Andante Op.17 for organ (pub. J.L.W. Seyffardt, 1922)
* Pieces (4?) for piano, Op.21 (pub. Seyffardt, 1920)
* Editions of works by Telemann, Graupner, Joseph Fuchs, others

=={{Cat|Kirchhoff, Gottfried}} (1685–1746)==
* L'A.B.C. Musical: Contenant des Preludes et des Fugues de tous les Tons pour l'Orgue, ou le Clavecin, fort utile aux disciples pour aprendre à accompagner de la Basse continue et à faire des Preludes et des Fugues. Opera Prima. Amsterdam (c.1734).
* Gott fähret auf gen Himmel. Kantate zum Himmelfahrtfest für Sopran, Baß und Instrumente.
* Wie ist doch unsre Zeit so kurtz. Kantate zum Neujahrstag für Sopran, Alt, Baß, 2 Violinen und Continuo.
* 12 Sonaten für Violine und Basso continuo, alle 5-sätzige Sonata da camera.
* Prelude and fugue for organ from the manuscript Mus. ms. 11605: first edition.
* Prelude and fugue for organ from the Mylau manuscript (MS H 3a).

=={{Cat|Kirchner, Theodor}} (1823–1903)==
*Clavierstücke zu vier Händen, (1878) arrangements of op. 2, 7, 9, 13, 14, 24

=={{Cat|Kirnberger, Johann Philipp}} (1721–1783)==
{{Laundry|Kirnberger, Johann Philipp}}

=={{Cat|Kittel, Johann Christian}} (1732–1809)==
* Piano:
* 6 Sonaten ... nebst einer Fantasie (Gera, 1789)
* 6 Veränderungen, über ... Nicht so traurig (St Petersburg, 1797)

* Organ:

* [[Der angehende praktische Organist (Kittel, Johann Christian)|Der angehende praktische Organist, oder Anweisung zum zweckmässigen Gebrauch der Orgel bei Gottesverehrungen in Beispielen]], textbook, 3 volumes (Erfurt, 1801–1808)
* Vierstimmige Choräle mit Vorspielen ... für die Schleswig-Hollsteinischen Kirchen, 2 volumes (Altona, 1803)
* 24 Choräle mit 8 verschiedenen Bässen über eine Melodie, ed. J.C.H. Rinck (Offenbach, 1811)
* Grosse Präludien, 2 volumes (Leipzig)
* 24 kurze Choralvorspiele (Offenbach)
* Variationen über 2 Choräle (Leipzig)
* 24 leichte Choral-Vorspiele (Bonn and Cologne)

=={{Cat|Kittl, Jan Bedřich}} (1806–1868)==
* Symphony No.2

=={{Cat|Kjerulf, Axel}} (1884–1964)==
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* Den lille Rødhætte og andre Eventyr-Sange : for klaver med underlagt tekst (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Kjerulf, Halfdan}} (1815–1868)==
* XXV udvalgte norske Folkedandse (25 Selected Norwegian Folk Dances) (pub. A. Hirsch, Stockholm 1861)
* Norske Folkeviser (Norwegian Folktunes) (pub. C. Warmuth, 1867)
* Notturno for piano solo HK 44
* Barcarolle for piano solo HK 43

=={{Cat|Klauwell, Otto}} (1851–1917)==
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.20 (perf.1879, pub.1880)
* Traumbild, Op.19 for strings (pub.1880)

=={{Cat|Klein, Bruno Oscar}} (1858–1911)==
* Suite for Cello and Orchestra, Op.28 (pub.1904; 1908 (piano red.))
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.31 in B minor (pub.1908)
* Le secret d'amour, Op.32 No.1 in organ arrangement by either James H. Rogers (G. Schirmer, 1885) or Clarence Eddy (J. Fischer & Bro., 1913)

=={{Cat|Klein, Karl August}} (1794–1870)==
* Piano Trio, Op.5 (acc. to {{RISMs|403008999}}) (possibly also Op.3? pub. Schott, 1835.)
* Violin Sonata in E{{flat}} (pub. Schott, 1832) ({{RISMs|403009004}})

=={{Cat|Kleinmichel, Richard}} (1846–1901)==
* Fantasie-Ouverture in A major for orch., Op.25 (pub. Breitkopf&Härtel ca.1888. Free Library of Philadelphia has score and parts.)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.36 (pub.1881, Voigt of Kassel, Leipzig. Bavarian State Library has this, not scanned yet as of Dec. 2010?)
* Symphony No. 2
=={{Cat|Klemm, Johann}} (c.1595 –c.1659)==
*''Partitura seu Tabulatura Italica für Orgel oder andere Instrumente'' (Dresden, 1631) (I've been quite impressed by an anthologized excerpt by Schütz' organist)

=={{Cat|Klengel, Julius}} (1859–1933)==
*Op.56, Suite for Cello in D minor
*2 pieces for 4 cellos, Op.5 (ca.1884 according to HMB. other op.5 is ca.1864, interestingly)
*Variations for 4 cellos, Op.15 (pub.1886)
*Theme with Variations for 4 cellos, Op.28 (pub.1892) (Sibley library has)
*Impromptu for 4 cellos, Op.30 (pub.1892)
*4 pieces for 4 cellos, Op.33 (pub.1894) (Sibley has 1960 edition)
*Small Suite for 3 cellos, Op.59 (pub.1924?) (Sibley has?)
*3 pieces for 2 cellos and piano (organ), Op.62 (pub.1931 - see May 1931 HMB)
*Suite for cello and organ, Op.54
*Chaconne in G minor for cello solo, Op.63 (B&H 1931)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.34 (p.1894)

=={{Cat|Klengel, Paul}} (1854–1935)==
*Schumann 6 Stucke aus den "Waldszenen" : Op. 82 arr. Fur Violine, Bratsche u. Klavier Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, Nr 1923
*Bach,CPE Violoncell-Konzert : B-dur: W171 arr. Fur Viola u. Pfte Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, Nr 1931
*Brahms Walzer Op. 39 / Fur Pianoforte u. Viola bearb. von Paul Klengel Leipzig : J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1911
*Brahms Intermezzi Op 116 nr 4 arr. cl or va p
*Brahms Intermezzi Op 117 no 1 arr. va p
*Busoni Albumblatt arr. va or vc p
*Old Italian songs Simrock 1923 va p
*Op 39 6 Stücke Va p BH 1910
*Op 44 2 Charakterstücke va p; BH Volksausgabe 3390 1910
*Op 45 Serenade v va BH Volksausgabe 3655 1912
*Op 46 3 Romanzen Va p Kistner 1912
*Op 48 4 Fantasiestücke Va p Kistner 1912
*Handel Album Fur Bratsche (oder Violine) u.Klavier gesetzt von P Klengel Berlin Leipzig: N. Simrock, 1923

=={{Cat|Kletzki, Paul}} (1900–1973)==
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*Lieder aus einer kleinen Stadt: von W. Wolfensberger, Op.5 (may be n.d.(1923) judging from BSB catalogue entry. Possibly renewed, though even so...)

=={{Cat|Klosé, Hyacinthe Eléonore}} (1808–1880)==
*Clarinet concertino (with piano) (posthumous publication, 1890, by [[Alphonse Leduc]]. One copy at BNF.)

=={{Cat|Klughardt, August}} (1847–1902)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.68 (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Knecht, Justin Heinrich}} (1752–1817)==
{{Laundry|Knecht, Justin Heinrich}}

=={{Cat|Kneller, Andreas}} (1649–1724)==
* Praeludium in D minor
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Koch, Friedrich Ernst}} (1862–1927)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 'Von der Nordsee' (B&H, 1891)
*Deutsche Rhapsodie, Op.31 (Violin Concerto in D major)

=={{Cat|Koch, Hermann Ernst}} (1885–1963)==
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Not the same composer as Johannes Hermann Ernst Koch (*1918).
*Partite und Doppelfuge uber "Jesu meine Freude" für Orgel, Op.10 (©1910, Leuckart)
*Pastorale for organ, Op.2

=={{Cat|Kocher-Klein, Hilda}} (1894–1975)==
(also Hilda Klein, Hilde Klein, Hilde Kocher-Klein. Death year also 1974.) 
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* Scherzo in E minor for piano (Grüninger, 1918, 1922) (as Hilda Klein)
* Zur Freud : etwas zum Singen, Spielen und Springen - Op.24 (pub.1920?)
* "Kobolde" : neun kleine Stücke für Klavier zu zwei Händen : op.1 (pub.1922, again 1949)

=={{Cat|Koczalski, Raoul}} (1884–1948)==
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*Opera "Mazeppa" (pub.1908)
*Opera "Ante lucem" (Avant l'aube) (pub.1904)
*Die Sühne : ein Trauerspiel in einem Aufzuge (pub.1907)
*24 Preludes Op.65 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Kodály, Zoltán}} (1882–1967)==
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* Dances of Galanta
* Dances of Marossek

=={{Cat|Koechlin, Charles}} (1867–1950)==
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=={{Cat|Köhler, Bernhard}} (1830–1897)==
date of death unknown; these works published in the 1890s (date of birth conjectural, based on assumption that the composer of these works is the right Bernhard Köhler listed in MusicSack)-
*Scherzo for orchestra (p1896.)
*String Sextet in A{{flat}} major (p1897) (copy of this and of scherzo at F.Lib.Phil.)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Ernesto}} (1849–1907)==
* Flute Concerto, Op.97 (pub.1907)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Gottlieb Heinrich}} (1765–1833)==
* 3 Flute Quartets, Op.150 (1826)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Louis}} (1820–1886)==
* 12 Easy Studies, Op. 157

=={{Cat|Kolb, Carlmann}} (1703–1765)==
* Certamen aonium (Augsburg, 1733)

=={{Cat|Koninck, Servaas de}} (1653/54 – c.1701)==
* Zwei leichte Sonaten für Altblockflöte in f' (Querflöte, Oboe, Violine) und Cembalo (Pianoforte), Gambe (Violoncello ad lib.). Edited by Wilhelm Friedrich (1898 — 1952). Schott, 1965.

=={{Cat|Kontski, Anton de}} (1817–1899)==
* Symphony in A "Fantastique" (manuscript in Berlin Staatsbibliothek - manuscript-copy parts)
* Piano trio, Op.152 (manuscript, U Coburg) (Op.152 is in HMB and Pazdirek as a romance for piano {{LinkWorkN|Ne m'oubliez pas|Op.152|Kontski|Anton de|0}}. These works may be related, don't know.)
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.310 (pub.1881)

=={{Cat|Kontski, Karol de}} (1815–1867)==
* String Quintet in G minor, Op.26 (pub.1856)

=={{Cat|Kopprasch, Georg}} (1800–1833)==
* [[60 Etudes for High-Horn, Op.5 (Kopprasch, Georg)|High horn etudes]] (Higher quality edition)
* [[60 Etudes for Low-Horn, Op.6 (Kopprasch, Georg)|Low hrn etudes]] (Higher quality edition)
* Horn duets
* Horn quartets
* Trumpet studies
:These are transcriptions of the horn etudes. In any case it would still be beneficial to have this here if a public domain edition exists. [[User:Horndude77|Horndude77]] 10:33, 22 October 2006 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Kornauth, Egon}} (1891–1959)==
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*Violin Sonata No.1 (E minor), Op.9 (pub.1920?)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.26 (©1924)
*Ballade (Cello and Orch.) Op.17 (©? 1923) (PD-CA-only prob.)
*String Quintet, Op.30 (©1925) (PD-CAetc)
*String Sextet, Op.25 (©1925) (")

=={{Cat|Korngold, Erich Wolfgang}} (1897–1957)==
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* Cello Concerto, Op.37
* Violanta, op. 8 (1916), full score
* Das Wunder der Heliane, op. 20 (1927), full score
* Die Kathrin, op. 28 (1939), both vocal and full scores
* The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939)

=={{Cat|Kortkamp, Jakob}} (ca.1615–ca.1665)==
* any Organ works
* any Choral works

=={{Cat|Kovařovic, Karel}} (1862–1920)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.6
* Gavotte f. 3 V., Vla, Vcello u. Cb., Op.4 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Kozeluch, Leopold}} (1747–1818)==
* String Quartets, Opp.32 (pub.1791)
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.10
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.15: Nos. 2-3
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.17
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.20: Nos 1, 3
* 3 Keyboard Sonatas, Op.26: Nos 1-2
* Piano Sonata, Op.53
* 2 (?) Keyboard Sonatas WoO
* Keyboard Concerto in E-flat Major, Complete Score

=={{Cat|Kralik, Mathilde}} (1857–1944)==
* Piano Trio in F (pub.1897)
* Violin Sonata (pub.1879)
* Weissblůme : Oper in drei Akten (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Kraus, Joseph Martin}} (1756–1792)==
'''* Piano Sonata in E major VB 196'''
* Requiem in d-moll (1775) VB 1
* Oratorium Der Tod Jesu (1776) VB 17
* Sinfonie in cis-moll (1782) VB 140
* Sinfonie in e-moll (?) VB 141
* Sinfonie in c-moll (1783) VB 142
* Sinfonie in c-moll (1792) VB 148 ‘Symphonie funèbre’ (zur Aufbahrung des ermordeten Königs Gustav III.)
* Etwas von und über Musik: fürs Jahr 1777, Frankfurt am Main 1778
* Sinfonie in E Flat
* Concerto for Viola and Cello in G major (?) VB 153a
* Viola Concerto in C major (?) VB 153b
* Viola Concerto in E Flat major (?) VB 153c
* Variations for keyboard in C major VB 193

=={{Cat|Krebs, Johann Ludwig}} (1713–1780)==
* Preludes and Fugues in C minor, D minor, F minor [[Prelude and Fugue in F minor (Krebs, Johann Ludwig)|(KrebsWV 407?)]]
* Preludes in C minor and F minor
* Cantatas KWV 106-113
* Magnificats KWV 105, KWV 150
* Mass and fragments KWV 101-104
* Funeral Oratorio KWV 100

=={{Cat|Krehl, Stephan}} (1864–1924)==
* Cello Concerto, Op.37 (performed 1911-2-2) (orchestra parts at Temporary Leipzig City Library?) (RISM mentions but possibly cello solo part missing - can this be found? more useful if so)

=={{Cat|Krein, Grigory}} (1879–1955)==
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*Piano Sonata No.2, Op.27 (1924) (published 1925)

=={{Cat|Kreisler, Fritz}} (1875–1962)==
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* Violin Concerto in C (?)
* Cadenzas to Beethoven, Brahms, any other major violin concertos
* Arrangment of Paganini's No. 1 Concerto

=={{Cat|Krenek, Ernst}} (1900–1991)==
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* Sonate fur klavier, op. 2 (pub. 1921)
* String Quartet no. 1, op. 6 (pub. 1922) (full score)

=={{Cat|Kretschmer, Edmund}} (1830–1908)==
* Sextett in vier Sätzen für Flöte, 2 Violinen, Viola, Violoncell u. Contrabass, Op.40 (pub. 1888/9, Luckhardt/Schirmer) ("Dem New York Philharmonic Club zugeeignet.")
* Melodie (concertpiece for orchestra, op.28, published 1880)

=={{Cat|Kreutzer, Conradin}} (1780–1849)==
* 3 Piano Concertos (Op.42 pub. Peters (plate 1471, ca.1818-1825??), Op.50 pub. Simrock (plate 1611, ca.1820?), Op.65) (no.2 uploaded)
* Piano Quartet in E minor

=={{Cat|Kreutzer, Léon}} (1817–1868)==
* ''Deux Sonates'', Op. 2 (Paris; Richault, 1845?]; Sonata No. 1 in B-flat major and Sonata No. 2 in F minor
**''These two sonatas can be found at the library of the Conservatoire Royale de Bruxelles.'' (We now have an excerpt from sonata no.2; more would be nice...)
* Symphony in B flat
* Symphony in F minor
* ''Symphonie Militaire''
**The three symphonies are held in the Bibliotheque nationale in Paris
* ''Introduction à la tempête de Shakespeare''

=={{Cat|Krieger, Adam}} (1634–1666)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Krieger, Johann}} (1651–1735)==
{{Laundry|Krieger, Johann}}

=={{Cat|Krieger, Johann Philipp}} (1649–1725)==
{{Laundry|Krieger, Johann Philipp}}

=={{Cat|Kriens, Christiaan}} (1881–1934)==
*Violin Sonata No.2, pub.1912 (Mathot)
*Violin Concerto in D, pub.1908 (Joanin)

=={{Cat|Kroeger, Ernest Richard}} (1862–1934)==
* Fantaisie polonaise, morçeau de concert (pub.1890, [[Kunkel Brothers]])
* 12 Concert Etudes for Piano, Op.30
* Violin Sonata in F-sharp minor, Op.32
* Suite in F minor for piano, Op.33 (pub.1896, B&H)
* String Quartet in F (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Piano Concerto (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Piano Quartet in E minor (performed during the National Meeting of the MTNA, July 2-6, 1889. )
* Piano Quartet in D minor (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* String Quartet in F minor (do)
* String Quartet "No.2" in G minor (do) (and others)
* Piano Quintet in F minor (do)
* String Quintet (do)
* Hiawatha — Symphonic Overture (score & parts, manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Symphony in B{{flat}} (among other works.)

=={{Cat|Krogulski, Józef W.}} (1815–1842)==
* Piano Quartet Op.2 (Hofmeister, ca.1840) (now {{Plain|https://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/dlibra/publication/461252/edition/479568|Digitized by Jagellonian U.}})
* Piano Concerto
(a composer/actor/... of the same name, son of this composer's half-brother, lived ca.1840-1926, and we already have a category for him at Józef Władysław Krogulski. Worldcat lists some works and many arrangements by this more recent composer (under Władysław).)

=={{Cat|Krommer, Franz}} (1759–1831)==
* 3 String Quintets, Op.11
* Quartet for Bassoon, 2 violas, and cello Opus 46
* String Quintet, Op.88 (opp.11,55 and 88 in Sibley Limited Circulation in editions from 1790s)
* String Quintet Op.80 (not even an arrangement of the Sinfonia Concertante Op.80 I think- Krommer's opus numbers are a mess, I still think Pdrta's system is preferable as any good system that can be agreed on and actually applies 1-1 to the works described). Pub André, 1817. At Bavarian Lib BSB and at the Peabody Conservatory.)
* Symphonies (a few issued during the 20th century in modern scores, e.g. no.1 in F major. Royal Library of the Netherlands has symphonies 1-5, I think, in parts and in some cases, score in their original editions, however. No.8 is missing. Also, there are some unnumbered brief sinfonias- +to wishlist too.
* Concerto for 2 clarinets, Orchestral parts, please - only a piano reduction available at the moment
* Sinfonia Concertante for Flute, Clarinet, Violin and Orchestra in E flat major, op.70
* Flute Concerto in E Minor op.86
* Flute Concerto in G Major op.30
* Flute Concerto in D Major op.44
* Violin Concertos (nos.3,4 Opp.42, 43 pub.ca.1804)
''All Octet-Partitas'' (Harmonie)
*Octet-Partita Op. 57 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 67 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 69 (First Edition Parts), (Musica rara edition score and parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 73 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 76 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 77 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 78 (Score), (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 79 (First Edition Parts), (Musica rara edition score and parts)

=={{Cat|Kronke, Emil}} (1865–1938)==
* Concertstück Op.175 (pub.1923)

=={{Cat|Krug, Arnold}} (1849–1904)==
*String Quartet in F, Op.96 (pub.1900)

=={{Cat|Krzyżanowski, Ignacy}} (1826–1905)==
* 2 Mazurkas, Op.2 (pub.1850 by Biasion of Cracow)

=={{Cat|Kudelski, Carl Matthias}} (1805–1877)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.30 (pub.1871)

=={{Cat|Küchler, Ferdinand}} (1867–1937)==
* Concertino in Style of Vivaldi in D, Op. 15 (seems not to have been published in the time frame to be PD-US (though PD-CA. Of his works at Sibley, e.g., a Violin Method was published in 1914. Op.15 could be uploaded by someone in Canada or Europe, I suspect- Schissel)

=={{Cat|Kücken, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1810–1882)==
* {{LinkWork|Waldleben|Op.79|Kücken|Friedrich Wilhelm|0}} - parts needed
* Violin or Cello & piano duo and sonata Op.90 (pub.1870. LoC has Op.90/1 in Cello/piano form)
* Russisch. Fantasie for orchestra, Op.108 (Kistner, 1878)

=={{Cat|Küffner, Joseph}} (1776–1856)==
* Symphonies
* Viola Concerto No. 1 in D, Op.57
* String Quartets, Opp.52, 90 and 178

=={{Cat|Kuhlau, Friedrich}} (1786–1832)==
* [[3 Brilliant Duos for 2 Flutes, Op.81 (Kuhlau, Friedrich)|Duet in G minor for 2 flutes]] (... maybe opus 81 no.3?)
* Op. 47, "Eurydice In Tartarus"; music for drama (By Jens Immanuel Baggesen). Key: ? - Composed in 1816 / Overture published in 1823 (we have the ov. arr. for piano duet)
* Piano Quartet No.3, Op.108 posth. (pub.1833)
* Op. 52 piano sonatas (pub.1823)
* Lulu, romantische Oper op. 65, vocal score (in Danish or in German)

=={{Cat|Kuhnau, Johann}} (1660–1722)==
* Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
* Keyboard works not already included in library
* Motette " Tritis est anima mea"

=={{Cat|Kullak, Theodor}} (1818–1882)==
*Piano trio in E, Op.77 (C.F. Peters, 1853)

=={{Cat|Kummer, Kaspar}} (1795–1870)==
* [[Flute Trio, Op.24 (Kummer, Kaspar)|Trio, Op. 24]]
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.49 (BNF has a copy of this, pub. by [[A. Farrenc]]. Senckenberg U. has in their lib. a Simrock/Farrenc copub. with plate 2702.)
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.37 (" ") (Coburg has a Simrock-published copy, also, plate 2540.)
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.47 (Senckenberg has this - Simrock/Farrenc - ca.1828, plate 2693)

=={{Cat|Kunc, Pierre}} (1865–1941)==
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* Sortie fugueé (1905)
* Adagietto (1905)
* Poème funèbre (1911)
* Communion in Db (1911)
* Organ Symphonie in Dm
* Douze pièces sur des noels francais

=={{Cat|Kunzen, Johann Paul}} (1696–1757)==
* Passion setting
* Instrumental music
* Church music
* Cantata cycle
* Abendmusik

=={{Cat|Kurpiński, Karol}} (1785–1857)==
* Dwie chatki - overture (pub. 1950, but there must be a manuscript)
* Szarlatan - revived in 1990s, so there should be a complete score somewhere (selections published in 1828)
* Jadwiga królowa Polska - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Zabobon (Nowe Krakowiaki) - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Czạromysł książę słowiański - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Zamek na Czorsztynie
* Kalmora - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Leśniczy z Kozienickiej Puszczy - manuscript in Warsaw (Biblioteka Narodowa)
* Mars i Flora - piano arrangement of some selections published in 1820
* Mass for 3 voices with organ - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.77)
* Requiem
* Pieśni do mszy św. for 3 voices - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.63)
* 4 Pieśni - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.64)
* Te Deum
* Elegy in C minor for orchestra
* Clarinet Concerto
* Grand Fugue on the Song ''Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła''
* Nocturne for hn, bn, va, op.16 (pub. Leipzig, 1825)
* Paysage musical for hn, bn, op.18 (pub. Leipzig, 1825)
* Fantaisie en quatuor

=={{Cat|Kursch, Richard}} (1879–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
* Early Lieder, Op.5; Op.11
* Article "Jankoklavier und Harmonium als Lehrfach." in Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, 1906
* 3 Intermezzi, Op.24 (harmonium and piano) (pub.1902)
* Romantic Episode for violin and piano (pub.1936 - PD-CA-only most likely)
* Miniature Suite for violin and piano (pub.1933 in pieces. PD-CA-only most likely)

=={{Cat|Kuula, Toivo}} (1883–1918)==
* Orjan poika
* Häämarssi (Wedding march) it that's Op3-Nº2, it's already uploaded.

=={{Cat|Kuyper, Elisabeth}} (1877–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Serenata ticinese for Piano (pub.1928)

=={{Cat|Kuznetsov, Aleksandr}} (1847–1918)==
* Third suite for 4 cellos, opus 28
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''' 'Public Domain' ''' means a work is no longer protected by copyright and can be freely distributed. 
''For an Introduction to copyright and the public domain, see: [[IMSLP:Copyright_Made_Simple|Copyright Made Simple]]''
 
== [[Canadian Copyright Law|Basics of Canadian Copyright Law]] ==
IMSLP follows '''Canadian copyright laws''' because the main IMSLP servers are physically hosted in Canada.

To simplify, '''Canadian copyright expires 50 years after the death of the composer or other author'''. Only works first published in countries that are members of the WTO or Berne Convention are subject to copyright in Canada. In most cases this applies retrospectively, unless the work was already public domain in the country where it was first published when either treaty was signed.

Works published before 1923 are public domain in the US, but may not be in Canada and other countries. These '''US-only''' public domain works are hosted separately by {{Plain|http://imslp.us/|IMSLP-US}}, but are searchable from this site. Users '''cannot''' upload such works as all normal uploads are to the main servers (located in Canada).

'''The copyright expiration year depends on the death year of "last surviving contributor" (composer, arranger, editor, author of text, etc.).'''
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*'''Example 1:''' Henle published a re-engraved edition of Beethoven sonatas in 1985, with an editor who is still living.
: - The work '''is not''' public domain because the editor is still living, and the new engraving is copyrighted.
*'''Example 2:''' Dover published a reprint of an old (public domain) edition of Beethoven sonatas in 1995.
: - The work '''is''' public domain (except for the new title page and cover) because reprinting of public domain works does not qualify for copyright.
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Some groups will re-print public domain editions with no new editing and write "copyright 20XX" even though the work does not qualify for copyright protection. This is known as '''copy-fraud''', and despite the claim, the work is in the public domain. The copyright claim can usually be found on the bottom of the first page of a score.

===Legal Uploading===
While works in the Canadian public domain that remain protected in the US are allowed for inclusion in the archive, it is possible that scanning and uploading such a work could constitute a violation of the US law for those who reside in the US.

===Determining Copyright Term===
The following tables apply to {{CURRENTYEAR}}. The term "author" refers to either the composer, an orchestrator or arranger, an editor of a non-urtext edition, or an author of text which was set to music by the composer. Under nearly all life-plus XX years statutes, this refers to the ''last surviving'' author.

<center>'''Copyright on the composition and publication if author known, first published before 1923'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)</center>
|rowspan="3" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain†</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
| None: always public domain

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}

|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
| Work: [[Template:WorkNonPD-EU]]

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
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|Composer: [[Template:Copyright]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorkPD-USonly]] 
|-
|File: [[Template:FilePD-USonly]] ''(Must be hosted on US Server!)'' 
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:† (Extremely Rare Exception: certain foreign works published after 1909 might be protected in the western US states under the jurisdiction of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals.)

<center>'''Copyright on the composition and publication if author known, first published after 1922'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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|-

| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted unless proof of non-renewal and NIE status is provided‡</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
| [[Template:WorkNonPD-US]]  [[Template:FileNonPD-US]]

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted unless proof of non-renewal and NIE status is provided‡</center>
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|Composer: [[Template:ComposerNonPD-USandEU]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorkNonPD-USandEU]] 
|-
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-USandEU]]
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|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|Composer: [[Template:Copyright]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorknotPD]] 
|-
|File: [[Template:FilenotPD]]
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:‡(US:Proof of non-renewal and NIE status applies mainly to works published 1923-1963. All works published 1964-1977 have been renewed automatically and enjoy a full term of 95 years after first publication provided notice and eligibility requirements were met. Works published 1978 and later are under copyright for life-plus-70, though notice and eligibility requirements remained in limited form until 1989.)

<center>'''Corporate copyright on the publication, no author identified*'''</center>

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!Year Published !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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| before 1923
|rowspan=3 style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (pub+50)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain</center>
|rowspan=2 style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (pub+70 in most countries)</center>
| None: always public domain

|-
| 1923-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-71}}
|rowspan=3 style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted (pub.+95), unless public domain in country of first publication in 1996</center>
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-US]]

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan=2 style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>Copyrighted</center>
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-USandEU]]

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|File: [[Template:FilenotPD]]

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:<nowiki>*</nowiki> In Canada and most other countries, the term changes to that governing known authors when an anonymous author is identified.
 
<center>'''Author known, Unpublished works'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Comments
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| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)**</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(175,180,250)"|<center>possibly copyright if really never published</center>
| Possible ''Editio princeps'' claims (25 years from 1st publication)

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|rowspan="2" width="20%"|**Canada considers any "performance, recording, or delivery" as the equivalent of publication for works of authors who died between 1948 and 1963. Works which have ''never'' been performed, recorded or delivered are eligible for a term of first publication plus 50 years.
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| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|-
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==Editions of Public Domain Works==
===Determining Type===
There is no copyright in Canada purely in the act of publication itself. Thus any non-edited reprint or re-engraving of a public domain edition is also public domain. The term "edition" or the credit "edited by" has been liberally applied by publishers for items ranging from serious re-arrangements and re-orchestrations of the original work to completely unaltered reprints of older, public domain scores.

Insignificant editorial contributions have no copyright in themselves. Significant ones often do. The editor's contribution to the work must be of a significant and original nature, meeting a "threshold of originality," to qualify for copyright protection. Some examples:
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*'''Most Significant:''' Transcriptions, orchestrations, arrangements, creative realizations of continuo or figured bass parts.
*'''Less Significant:''' Adding original (new) fingerings, articulations, slurs, dynamic and tempo markings, routine chordal realizations of figured basses.
*'''Insignificant:''' Transposition, error correction, translation of common expressions and instrument names.
*'''Insignificant:''' Adding fingerings, articulations, slurs, dynamic and tempo markings from other public domain sources.
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In the USA, there have been a few cases where fingerings came under scrutiny, where the courts ruled that "mere 'editing', 'fingering' or 'phrasing' are not provided for in the Copyright Act.". Cases cited in Los Angeles Copyright Society: {{GoogleB|eVGRz1wu2hoC|PA10|''Copyright and Related Topics: A Choice of Articles'' (page 10)}}. University of California Press, 1964.

===Urtext or Critical Editions===
The EU, and others, have special provisions for a limited copyright term (generally 25 years) for scholarly editions, including critical, urtext, or "scientific" editions (Bärenreiter, etc). It is unlikely that this type of edition, apart from text passages, contains sufficient original material to qualify for copyright status in Canada. However, out of caution, IMSLP voluntarily prohibits the posting of critical or urtext editions published less than 25 years ago, with the exception of those issued by government entities (such as the USSR).

===Posthumous Publication (Editio Princeps)===
Works first published after the composer's copyright term had expired are known as "posthumous works" and have a limited copyright term in most countries. In the case of long-dead composers, a public performance might count as the first publication for the purpose of determining which works qualify for ''editio princeps'' in some countries.

'''Canada'''
*Posthumous works of composers who died after July 25, 1997 are protected for the author's lifetime plus 50 years.
*Posthumous works of composers who died before July 25, 1997 fall into three categories.
#A posthumous work published* before July 25, 1997 retains copyright from the date of first publication (performance or delivery) plus 50 years.
#The ''unpublished''* work of an author who died between July 25, 1947 and July 24, 1997, retains copyright until December 31, 2047.
#The ''unpublished''* work of an author who died before July 25, 1947 is now public domain.
''*The works of composers who died '''before''' July 25, 1997 which were "performed or delivered" during a composer's lifetime or later counts as being "published" upon the date of the first performance or delivery''.

'''European Union'''
*The publication is generally treated like a urtext or critical edition, giving 25 years after publication.

'''USA'''
*Posthumous works first published between 1923 and 1977 with the proper copyright notice, registration and renewal are protected for 95 years.
*Works first published from 1978-2002 are protected until Jan. 1, 2048.
*Works of authors dead more than 70 years first published after 2002 are not subject to any copyright protection themselves, but only as a new edition or other derivative work.

===Reprint Editions===
Reprint editions of publications that are in public domain are not subject to copyright in Canada, the USA, the EU, and most (if not all) of the world. No copyright can be claimed on the scanning of a public domain work regardless of whether the original scanned is in printed or manuscript form.

==Composers who will enter the public domain in the next few years==
(Incomplete lists!)
*'''2017'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Granville|Bantock}} (1868-1946)
***{{LinkName|Thomas|Dunhill}} (1877-1946)
***{{LinkName|Manuel de|Falla}}
***{{LinkName|Franz von|Hoesslin}} (1885-1946)
***{{LinkName|Sigismond|Stojowski}} (1869-1946)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Gaspar|Cassadó}} (1897-1966)
***{{LinkName|Vittorio|Giannini}} (1903-1966)
***{{LinkName|Roland-Manuel}} (1891-1966)
***Arthur Meulemans (1884–1966)
***Quincy Porter (1897-1966)
***{{LinkName|Deems|Taylor}} (1885-1966)
*'''2018'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Reynaldo|Hahn}} (1874-1947)
***{{LinkName|Leevi|Madetoja}} (1887-1947)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Zoltán|Kodály}} (1882-1967)
***Ina Boyle (1889-1967)
***Matthijs Vermeulen (1888-1967)
***{{LinkName|Gustave|Samazeuilh}} (1877-1967)
***{{LinkName|Edvin|Kallstenius}} (1881-1967)
***Marios Varvoglis (1885-1967)
***{{LinkName|Hans Joachim|Moser}} (1889-1967)
*'''2019'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Gustave|Ferrari}} (1872-1948)
***{{LinkName|Ignaz|Friedman}} (1882-1948)
***{{LinkName|Franz|Lehár}} (1870-1948)
***{{LinkName|George Templeton|Strong}} (1856-1948)
***{{LinkName|Ermanno|Wolf-Ferrari}} (1876-1948)
***Andrei Zhdanov (1896-1948)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Louis|Aubert}} (1877-1968)
***Karl-Birger Blomdahl (1916-1968)
***Nicolae Bretan (1887-1968)
***{{LinkName|Mario|Castelnuovo-Tedesco}} (1895-1968)
***Jón Leifs (1899-1968)
***{{LinkName|Arthur|Marshall}} (1881-1968)
***Franz Reizenstein (1911-1968)
***Luckey Roberts (1887-1968)
***Frank Skinner (1897-1968)
*'''2020'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Paul|Dupin}} (1865-1949)
***Erwin Lendvai (1882-1949)
***{{LinkName|Richard|Strauss}} (1864-1949)
***{{LinkName|Joaquín|Turina}} (1882-1949)
***{{LinkName|Nikos|Skalkottas}} (1904-1949)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Walther|Aeschbacher}} (1901-1969)
***{{LinkName|Grażyna|Bacewicz}} (1909-1969)
***{{LinkName|Constantin|Silvestri}} (1913-1969)
*'''2021'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Henri|Gil-Marchex}} (1894-1970)
***{{LinkName|Cyril|Scott}} (1879-1970)
*'''2022'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Igor|Stravinsky}} (1882-1971)
***{{LinkName|Henri|Tomasi}} (1901-1971)

==International Copyright Treaties==
:''See also: ''
:*[http://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/ip/berne/index.html Berne Treaty]
:*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention_for_the_Protection_of_Literary_and_Artistic_Works Berne Convention (Wikipedia)]
:*[[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Public_domain#Rule_of_the_shorter_term|Rule of the shorter term]]
:*[[wikipedia:List_of_parties_to_international_copyright_treaties|List of parties to international copyright treaties (look up TRIPS agreement here)]]
:*[http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ38a.pdf International Copyright Relations of the United Stats] - lists bilateral treaties
 
<div id="rost">[[wikipedia:Rule_of_the_shorter_term|Rule of the Shorter Term]]</div>
 
'''In Berne signatory countries'''

This rule basically states that if a work is in the public domain in the country of origin, it is also public domain in any country that signed the Berne Convention. This rule has '''not''' been adopted by the USA or Canada.

The European Union applies the Rule of the Shorter Term for works whose country of origin is outside the EU. Thus, a work by an American composer which entered the public domain in the USA, is public domain in the EU. Under the Berne treaty, the ''Country of Origin'' is defined as the country of first publication of a given work.

'''In NAFTA Parties (U.S.A, Canada, Mexico)'''

North American Free Trade Agreement: Article 1703: National Treatment
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*1. Each Party shall accord to nationals of another Party treatment no less favorable than that it accords to its own nationals with regard to the protection and enforcement of all intellectual property rights.
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==Copyright Laws by Country or Territory==
 
'''Australia''' 

Any work published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1954 or earlier, is out of copyright. The term for authors who died in 1955 or later is 70 years.
 
'''European Union''' 

The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_on_harmonising_the_term_of_copyright_protection 93/98/EC Copyright Directive], consolidated in the [[wikipedia:Copyright_Term_Directive_(2006/116/EC)|2006/11/EC Directive]], harmonized copyright terms for EU countries at life-plus-70 years. It also restored copyright status for works which had entered the public domain in member countries with life-plus-50 terms at the time.
*Article 5 states that member states may protect "critical and scientific publications of works which have come into the public domain" for a ''maximum of thirty years'' after publication.
*Article 4 grants copyright to the publisher of a public domain work which was previously unpublished for 25 years after the date of first publication (Editio Princeps), provided that the work in question is "legally published."
 
'''Czech Republic''' 

All Czech government publications are in the public domain. This notably affects Artia/Orbis/SNKLHU/Supraphon, which was a government organization ''from 1948 to 1989''. See the [http://www.osa.cz/upload/czech_copyright_act.pdf Czech Republic copyright act] (file hosted by OSA, Czech author's rights organization).

 
[[wikipedia:Copyright_law_of_France|'''France''']] 

As from January 1, 1995, the basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation. Under a provision entitled [[wikipedia:fr:Prorogations_de_guerre|''Prorogations de guerre'']] there is 30-year extension of term for authors who 'died in action' (like {{LinkName|Jehan|Alain}}). In addition, posthumous works are copyrighted 25 years from the year of publication. However, protection of musical works enjoys special time extension compensating for the war period (WWI and WWII). For composers who died before January 1, 1995, the time protection after death is 78 years and 120 days for works published between January 1, 1921 and December 31, 1947 and 84 years and 272 days for works published until December 31, 1920. This is why none of Ravel’s work is Public Domain in France in 2009 while it is so in many European countries.
[http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_d%27auteur_en_France],
 
 
'''Germany''' 

The basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation. Posthumous first-time publications are protected for only 25 years after publication.

As per [http://www.iuscomp.org/gla/statutes/UrhG.htm#70 Article 70] of the German Urheberrechtsgesetz (copyright law), scientific editions, which is to say editions which are produced as a result of scientific analysis (i.e. scholarly or critical editions and urtext), have a copyright length of only publication + 25 years, meaning that all such scientific editions published in Germany before 1992 are in the public domain there. However, arrangements, transcriptions, orchestrations, continuo realizations, and interpretative editions enjoy a full term of protection of life-plus-70 years.
 
 
'''Hungary''' 

* Basic protection: 70 years p.m.a.
* Posthumous publication: 25 years post-publication

::See also: [[Franz Liszt: Neue Liszt-Ausgabe]]

'''Italy''' 

* Basic protection: 70 p.m.a.
* Scientific and critical editions: 20 years [http://www.wipo.int/edocs/lexdocs/laws/en/it/it112en.pdf]
* ''Rights belonging to the State, the provinces, the communes, the academies or public cultural organizations, or to private legal entities of a non-profit making character'': 20 years

'''Portugal''' 

Portugal's basic copyright term is only '''50 years''' after death of the last surviving author ''(even in the case of posthumously published works''), or 50 years after publication if no author is identified. Portuguese copyright law reserves a separate article for ''Translation, arrangement, instrumentation, dramatization, filming and, in general, any transformation of a work'' but does not clearly specify a copyright protection for these works. ([http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=129418 Law text at WIPO])
:''This 1985 law has been superseded by the EU's term of life-plus-70 years.''
 

'''Russia / USSR''' 

[[wikipedia:Copyright_in_Russia|Russian Copyright Laws]] are fairly complicated and confusing. '''Basically, works of authors who died before 1943 are in public domain, whereas authors died 1943 or later are protected for life plus 70 years'''. This is the present interpretation found at Wikipedia. According to the [[wikipedia:Copyright_law_of_the_Russian_Federation|Wikipedia article on the Russian Federation Copyright Law]] as amended in 2004, the change of term from 50pma to 70pma ''was not retroactive.'' The Russian Federation enacted the first post-Soviet copyright law in 1993, establishing a term of life-plus-50 years of the last surviving author, which established protection for authors who died in 1943 and later. The 2004 revisions, which came into force in 2006, were ''retroactive to the enactment of the original law'' (1993), making the 1943 date correct. To make matters more confusing, there is another [[wikipedia:Template:PD-RusEmpire|provision of the law (article 1256)]] which holds that any works published before the November 7, 1917 in the Russian Republic of the Russian Empire and not republished within 30 days of the revolution ''are not subject to copyright protection.'' It is not known if works by authors who died later than 1942 which were published before 11/7/1917 are considered to be in this category.

The [[wikipedia:Copyright_in_Russia#Copyright_in_Tsarist_Russia|Copyright Law of Tsarist Russia]] was very similar to that of Germany, where works were granted a copyright term of life plus 50 years. However, Russia was ''not'' a signatory to the Berne Copyright Treaty (1888) and works of Russian composers were protected in Europe only via co-publication agreements between Russian publishers like Jurgenson and Bessel with firms in the West like D. Rahter, Bote & Bock, and Breitkopf & Härtel. With the communist revolution of 1917, this situation changed drastically. Individual copyright was initially abolished along with all other forms of property ownership. This change was disastrous for the copyright status of Russian composers - even those living in the West like Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, and Stravinsky. Since all works - whether Soviet or foreign - effectively became the property of the state in the USSR, all Soviet works were held to be public domain in Western countries, even those of expatriate Soviet citizens. In order to comply with treaties to secure Western copyright status for works of Soviet authors, the Soviet goverment finally introduced a limited term of life plus 25 years in the 1928, amended to life plus 15 years in 1961. However, the Soviet state (USSR) completely controlled publication of all works of living or deceased persons on which the state claimed copyright. Although the original works of Soviet composers have been given copyright status elsewhere thanks to several treaties, editions of public domain works issued by [[Muzgiz|Muzyka]], the Soviet state music publishing agency, are generally considered to be in the public domain, as they were prepared by state employees working for a government agency, and the copyright owner (the USSR) ceased to exist in late 1991.
 
 
'''United Kingdom''' 

The basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation.

The UK has a special law regarding [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documents/copyright-typographical-arrangement.pdf "typographical arrangement"] ("typographical arrangement" essentially means re-engraving). A "typographical arrangement" is only copyrighted for the length of publication + 25 years.[http://www.copyrightservice.co.uk/copyright/p01_uk_copyright_law] This would affect many of the originally German publishers who relocated to the UK (ex. Eulenburg).
 
 
'''[[United States Copyright Law|United States]]''' 

*If a work was [[Public domain#Works published before 1923|published before 1923]], or first published in the U.S. from [[Public domain#Works published between 1923 and 1963|1923-1963 without copyright renewal]], it is almost certain to be public domain.
*Works published by an individual after 1923 with proper copyright renewal are protected for life plus 70 years.
*Works published by a corporation after 1923 with no author listed are protected for 95 years from publication.

Currently, the only way to ascertain renewal status for works published before 1950 is to conduct a formal search of the US Copyright Office records in person or pay for a formal search by the copyright office itself. Later records are available online at the [http://www.copyright.gov/records/ US copyright office website]. This database indexes only records from 1978, which include the renewals for works first published in 1950. Non-music records from 1923-1977 are indexed at [http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/11800 Project Gutenberg].

'''Restoration for Foreign Works published 1923-1978'''
Some foreign works from this period that were formerly public domain due to failure to comply with notice and renewal provisions of the US law have been restored to copyright status due to the provisions of the GATT/TRIPS amendments (effective Jan. 1, 1996) provided the work in question was not already public domain in its country of origin. Works that were public domain in their country of origin as of 1 January 1996, are not eligible for restoration of U.S. copyright.

==Recordings==
Copyright in recordings consists of two levels:
#The musical work being recorded.
#:This is very important as it overrules the status of older sound recordings otherwise in the public domain (see below). In the EU and Canada, a recording of a Stravinsky (died 1971) work which was released in 1930 is '''not''' in the public domain because the music contained therein in not yet public domain.
#The sound recording itself.
#:The length of terms referred to below are for only the sound recording itself. If the musical work is not also public domain, the recording cannot be public domain.

'''EU'''

A sound recording copyright lasts for '''70 years after lawful release''' (or 70 years from ''fixation'' if not published).
:This provision was ''not retroactive'', so recordings released (or fixed) before November 1, 1963 are still public domain in the EU.

'''Canada'''

A sound recording copyright lasts for '''70 years after lawful release''' (or 70 years from ''fixation'' if not published).
:As with the EU changes, this was ''not retroactive'', so recordings released (or fixed) before January 1, 1965 are still public domain in Canada.

'''USA'''

Recordings were not covered by US Federal Copyright law until 1972. All recordings made before that date - even those published before 1923 - are potentially under copyright until February 15, 2067. This is due to the fact that such recordings might be protected under the common-law copyright and trade statutes of individual states. Recordings published without the required notice between February 15, 1972 and March 1, 1989 are possibly public domain, especially those issued between 1972 and 1977. After January 1, 1978, a notice omission or error was correctable if application was made to the copyright office within 5 years of the omission or error. The status of sound recordings in the various states is quite complicated, with contradictory court decisions. California and New York explicitly include sound recordings in state laws, with California even specifying protection until 2047.

==More information==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Domain Wikipedia (public domain)]
* [http://www.copyright.cornell.edu/training/Hirtle_Public_Domain.htm a very useful table at Cornell] about U.S. copyright. (Dead link, archived page [http://web.archive.org/web/20120204144414/http://copyright.cornell.edu/resources/publicdomain.cfm here].)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyright_situations_by_country#Published_works_in_the_United_States Wikipedia (copyright situations by country)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries'_copyright_length Wikipedia (copyright length by country)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_copyright_law Wikipedia (Canadian Copyright Law)]
* [http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/index.html Copyright Act of Canada] (section:''[http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/page-2.html#anchorbo-ga:l_I-gb:s_6 Term of Copyright]'')
* [http://www.wipo.int/portal/index.html.en World Intellectual Property Organisation] providing legislative text of all countries.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Non-U.S._copyrights WP:Non-U.S. Copyrights]

==See Also==

* [[Historical Publication Info]]
* [[IMSLP:Copyright Reviewers]]

Public domain

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''' 'Public Domain' ''' means a work is no longer protected by copyright and can be freely distributed. 
''For an Introduction to copyright and the public domain, see: [[IMSLP:Copyright_Made_Simple|Copyright Made Simple]]''
 
== [[Canadian Copyright Law|Basics of Canadian Copyright Law]] ==
IMSLP follows '''Canadian copyright laws''' because the main IMSLP servers are physically hosted in Canada.

To simplify, '''Canadian copyright expires 50 years after the death of the composer or other author'''. Only works first published in countries that are members of the WTO or Berne Convention are subject to copyright in Canada. In most cases this applies retrospectively, unless the work was already public domain in the country where it was first published when either treaty was signed.

Works published before 1923 are public domain in the US, but may not be in Canada and other countries. These '''US-only''' public domain works are hosted separately by {{Plain|http://imslp.us/|IMSLP-US}}, but are searchable from this site. Users '''cannot''' upload such works as all normal uploads are to the main servers (located in Canada).

'''The copyright expiration year depends on the death year of "last surviving contributor" (composer, arranger, editor, author of text, etc.).'''
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*'''Example 1:''' Henle published a re-engraved edition of Beethoven sonatas in 1985, with an editor who is still living.
: - The work '''is not''' public domain because the editor is still living, and the new engraving is copyrighted.
*'''Example 2:''' Dover published a reprint of an old (public domain) edition of Beethoven sonatas in 1995.
: - The work '''is''' public domain (except for the new title page and cover) because reprinting of public domain works does not qualify for copyright.
|}

Some groups will re-print public domain editions with no new editing and write "copyright 20XX" even though the work does not qualify for copyright protection. This is known as '''copy-fraud''', and despite the claim, the work is in the public domain. The copyright claim can usually be found on the bottom of the first page of a score.

===Legal Uploading===
While works in the Canadian public domain that remain protected in the US are allowed for inclusion in the archive, it is possible that scanning and uploading such a work could constitute a violation of the US law for those who reside in the US.

===Determining Copyright Term===
The following tables apply to {{CURRENTYEAR}}. The term "author" refers to either the composer, an orchestrator or arranger, an editor of a non-urtext edition, or an author of text which was set to music by the composer. Under nearly all life-plus XX years statutes, this refers to the ''last surviving'' author.

<center>'''Copyright on the composition and publication if author known, first published before 1923'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)</center>
|rowspan="3" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain†</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
| None: always public domain

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}

|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
| Work: [[Template:WorkNonPD-EU]]

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|-
|Composer: [[Template:Copyright]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorkPD-USonly]] 
|-
|File: [[Template:FilePD-USonly]] ''(Must be hosted on US Server!)'' 
|}
|}
:† (Extremely Rare Exception: certain foreign works published after 1909 might be protected in the western US states under the jurisdiction of the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals.)

<center>'''Copyright on the composition and publication if author known, first published after 1922'''</center>

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="90%" style="margin-left:20px; margin-top:10px"
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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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|-

| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted unless proof of non-renewal and NIE status is provided‡</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
| [[Template:WorkNonPD-US]]  [[Template:FileNonPD-US]]

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted unless proof of non-renewal and NIE status is provided‡</center>
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|Composer: [[Template:ComposerNonPD-USandEU]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorkNonPD-USandEU]] 
|-
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-USandEU]]
|}

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|
{|
|Composer: [[Template:Copyright]]
|-
|Work: [[Template:WorknotPD]] 
|-
|File: [[Template:FilenotPD]]
|}
|}
:‡(US:Proof of non-renewal and NIE status applies mainly to works published 1923-1963. All works published 1964-1977 have been renewed automatically and enjoy a full term of 95 years after first publication provided notice and eligibility requirements were met. Works published 1978 and later are under copyright for life-plus-70, though notice and eligibility requirements remained in limited form until 1989.)

<center>'''Corporate copyright on the publication, no author identified*'''</center>

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="90%" style="margin-left:20px; margin-top:10px"
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!Year Published !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Template to be used on IMSLP
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| before 1923
|rowspan=3 style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (pub+50)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain</center>
|rowspan=2 style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (pub+70 in most countries)</center>
| None: always public domain

|-
| 1923-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-71}}
|rowspan=3 style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted (pub.+95), unless public domain in country of first publication in 1996</center>
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-US]]

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan=2 style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>Copyrighted</center>
|File: [[Template:FileNonPD-USandEU]]

|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|File: [[Template:FilenotPD]]

|}
:<nowiki>*</nowiki> In Canada and most other countries, the term changes to that governing known authors when an anonymous author is identified.
 
<center>'''Author known, Unpublished works'''</center>

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!Author's death !!Canada, life+50 countries !!United States !!EU, Russia, life+70 countries !!Comments
|-
|-
| < {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+50)**</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(180,250,175)"|<center>public domain (life+70)</center>
|style="background-color:rgb(175,180,250)"|<center>possibly copyright if really never published</center>
| Possible ''Editio princeps'' claims (25 years from 1st publication)

|-
| {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-70}}-{{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|rowspan="2" style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|rowspan="2" width="20%"|**Canada considers any "performance, recording, or delivery" as the equivalent of publication for works of authors who died between 1948 and 1963. Works which have ''never'' been performed, recorded or delivered are eligible for a term of first publication plus 50 years.
|-
| > {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-51}}
|style="background-color:rgb(250,150,100)"|<center>copyrighted</center>
|-
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==Editions of Public Domain Works==
===Determining Type===
There is no copyright in Canada purely in the act of publication itself. Thus any non-edited reprint or re-engraving of a public domain edition is also public domain. The term "edition" or the credit "edited by" has been liberally applied by publishers for items ranging from serious re-arrangements and re-orchestrations of the original work to completely unaltered reprints of older, public domain scores.

Insignificant editorial contributions have no copyright in themselves. Significant ones often do. The editor's contribution to the work must be of a significant and original nature, meeting a "threshold of originality," to qualify for copyright protection. Some examples:
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*'''Most Significant:''' Transcriptions, orchestrations, arrangements, creative realizations of continuo or figured bass parts.
*'''Less Significant:''' Adding original (new) fingerings, articulations, slurs, dynamic and tempo markings, routine chordal realizations of figured basses.
*'''Insignificant:''' Transposition, error correction, translation of common expressions and instrument names.
*'''Insignificant:''' Adding fingerings, articulations, slurs, dynamic and tempo markings from other public domain sources.
|}

In the USA, there have been a few cases where fingerings came under scrutiny, where the courts ruled that "mere 'editing', 'fingering' or 'phrasing' are not provided for in the Copyright Act.". Cases cited in Los Angeles Copyright Society: {{GoogleB|eVGRz1wu2hoC|PA10|''Copyright and Related Topics: A Choice of Articles'' (page 10)}}. University of California Press, 1964.

===Urtext or Critical Editions===
The EU, and others, have special provisions for a limited copyright term (generally 25 years) for scholarly editions, including critical, urtext, or "scientific" editions (Bärenreiter, etc). It is unlikely that this type of edition, apart from text passages, contains sufficient original material to qualify for copyright status in Canada. However, out of caution, IMSLP voluntarily prohibits the posting of critical or urtext editions published less than 25 years ago, with the exception of those issued by government entities (such as the USSR).

===Posthumous Publication (Editio Princeps)===
Works first published after the composer's copyright term had expired are known as "posthumous works" and have a limited copyright term in most countries. In the case of long-dead composers, a public performance might count as the first publication for the purpose of determining which works qualify for ''editio princeps'' in some countries.

'''Canada'''
*Posthumous works of composers who died after July 25, 1997 are protected for the author's lifetime plus 50 years.
*Posthumous works of composers who died before July 25, 1997 fall into three categories.
#A posthumous work published* before July 25, 1997 retains copyright from the date of first publication (performance or delivery) plus 50 years.
#The ''unpublished''* work of an author who died between July 25, 1947 and July 24, 1997, retains copyright until December 31, 2047.
#The ''unpublished''* work of an author who died before July 25, 1947 is now public domain.
''*The works of composers who died '''before''' July 25, 1997 which were "performed or delivered" during a composer's lifetime or later counts as being "published" upon the date of the first performance or delivery''.

'''European Union'''
*The publication is generally treated like a urtext or critical edition, giving 25 years after publication.

'''USA'''
*Posthumous works first published between 1923 and 1977 with the proper copyright notice, registration and renewal are protected for 95 years.
*Works first published from 1978-2002 are protected until Jan. 1, 2048.
*Works of authors dead more than 70 years first published after 2002 are not subject to any copyright protection themselves, but only as a new edition or other derivative work.

===Reprint Editions===
Reprint editions of publications that are in public domain are not subject to copyright in Canada, the USA, the EU, and most (if not all) of the world. No copyright can be claimed on the scanning of a public domain work regardless of whether the original scanned is in printed or manuscript form.

==Composers who will enter the public domain in the next few years==
(Incomplete lists!)
*'''2017'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Granville|Bantock}} (1868-1946)
***{{LinkName|Thomas|Dunhill}} (1877-1946)
***{{LinkName|Manuel de|Falla}}
***{{LinkName|Franz von|Hoesslin}} (1885-1946)
***{{LinkName|Sigismond|Stojowski}} (1869-1946)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Gaspar|Cassadó}} (1897-1966)
***{{LinkName|Vittorio|Giannini}} (1903-1966)
***{{LinkName|Roland-Manuel}} (1891-1966)
***Arthur Meulemans (1884–1966)
***{{LinkName|Quincy Porter}} (1897-1966)
***{{LinkName|Deems|Taylor}} (1885-1966)
*'''2018'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Reynaldo|Hahn}} (1874-1947)
***{{LinkName|Leevi|Madetoja}} (1887-1947)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Zoltán|Kodály}} (1882-1967)
***Ina Boyle (1889-1967)
***Matthijs Vermeulen (1888-1967)
***{{LinkName|Gustave|Samazeuilh}} (1877-1967)
***{{LinkName|Edvin|Kallstenius}} (1881-1967)
***Marios Varvoglis (1885-1967)
***{{LinkName|Hans Joachim|Moser}} (1889-1967)
*'''2019'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Gustave|Ferrari}} (1872-1948)
***{{LinkName|Ignaz|Friedman}} (1882-1948)
***{{LinkName|Franz|Lehár}} (1870-1948)
***{{LinkName|George Templeton|Strong}} (1856-1948)
***{{LinkName|Ermanno|Wolf-Ferrari}} (1876-1948)
***Andrei Zhdanov (1896-1948)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Louis|Aubert}} (1877-1968)
***Karl-Birger Blomdahl (1916-1968)
***Nicolae Bretan (1887-1968)
***{{LinkName|Mario|Castelnuovo-Tedesco}} (1895-1968)
***Jón Leifs (1899-1968)
***{{LinkName|Arthur|Marshall}} (1881-1968)
***Franz Reizenstein (1911-1968)
***Luckey Roberts (1887-1968)
***Frank Skinner (1897-1968)
*'''2020'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-70 (EU and most of Europe)''
***{{LinkName|Paul|Dupin}} (1865-1949)
***Erwin Lendvai (1882-1949)
***{{LinkName|Richard|Strauss}} (1864-1949)
***{{LinkName|Joaquín|Turina}} (1882-1949)
***{{LinkName|Nikos|Skalkottas}} (1904-1949)
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Walther|Aeschbacher}} (1901-1969)
***{{LinkName|Grażyna|Bacewicz}} (1909-1969)
***{{LinkName|Constantin|Silvestri}} (1913-1969)
*'''2021'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Henri|Gil-Marchex}} (1894-1970)
***{{LinkName|Cyril|Scott}} (1879-1970)
*'''2022'''
**''Countries with terms of life-plus-50 (Canada, China, Japan, S. Korea, etc.)''
***{{LinkName|Igor|Stravinsky}} (1882-1971)
***{{LinkName|Henri|Tomasi}} (1901-1971)

==International Copyright Treaties==
:''See also: ''
:*[http://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/ip/berne/index.html Berne Treaty]
:*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention_for_the_Protection_of_Literary_and_Artistic_Works Berne Convention (Wikipedia)]
:*[[wikipedia:Wikipedia:Public_domain#Rule_of_the_shorter_term|Rule of the shorter term]]
:*[[wikipedia:List_of_parties_to_international_copyright_treaties|List of parties to international copyright treaties (look up TRIPS agreement here)]]
:*[http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ38a.pdf International Copyright Relations of the United Stats] - lists bilateral treaties
 
<div id="rost">[[wikipedia:Rule_of_the_shorter_term|Rule of the Shorter Term]]</div>
 
'''In Berne signatory countries'''

This rule basically states that if a work is in the public domain in the country of origin, it is also public domain in any country that signed the Berne Convention. This rule has '''not''' been adopted by the USA or Canada.

The European Union applies the Rule of the Shorter Term for works whose country of origin is outside the EU. Thus, a work by an American composer which entered the public domain in the USA, is public domain in the EU. Under the Berne treaty, the ''Country of Origin'' is defined as the country of first publication of a given work.

'''In NAFTA Parties (U.S.A, Canada, Mexico)'''

North American Free Trade Agreement: Article 1703: National Treatment
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*1. Each Party shall accord to nationals of another Party treatment no less favorable than that it accords to its own nationals with regard to the protection and enforcement of all intellectual property rights.
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==Copyright Laws by Country or Territory==
 
'''Australia''' 

Any work published in the lifetime of an author who died in 1954 or earlier, is out of copyright. The term for authors who died in 1955 or later is 70 years.
 
'''European Union''' 

The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_on_harmonising_the_term_of_copyright_protection 93/98/EC Copyright Directive], consolidated in the [[wikipedia:Copyright_Term_Directive_(2006/116/EC)|2006/11/EC Directive]], harmonized copyright terms for EU countries at life-plus-70 years. It also restored copyright status for works which had entered the public domain in member countries with life-plus-50 terms at the time.
*Article 5 states that member states may protect "critical and scientific publications of works which have come into the public domain" for a ''maximum of thirty years'' after publication.
*Article 4 grants copyright to the publisher of a public domain work which was previously unpublished for 25 years after the date of first publication (Editio Princeps), provided that the work in question is "legally published."
 
'''Czech Republic''' 

All Czech government publications are in the public domain. This notably affects Artia/Orbis/SNKLHU/Supraphon, which was a government organization ''from 1948 to 1989''. See the [http://www.osa.cz/upload/czech_copyright_act.pdf Czech Republic copyright act] (file hosted by OSA, Czech author's rights organization).

 
[[wikipedia:Copyright_law_of_France|'''France''']] 

As from January 1, 1995, the basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation. Under a provision entitled [[wikipedia:fr:Prorogations_de_guerre|''Prorogations de guerre'']] there is 30-year extension of term for authors who 'died in action' (like {{LinkName|Jehan|Alain}}). In addition, posthumous works are copyrighted 25 years from the year of publication. However, protection of musical works enjoys special time extension compensating for the war period (WWI and WWII). For composers who died before January 1, 1995, the time protection after death is 78 years and 120 days for works published between January 1, 1921 and December 31, 1947 and 84 years and 272 days for works published until December 31, 1920. This is why none of Ravel’s work is Public Domain in France in 2009 while it is so in many European countries.
[http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_d%27auteur_en_France],
 
 
'''Germany''' 

The basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation. Posthumous first-time publications are protected for only 25 years after publication.

As per [http://www.iuscomp.org/gla/statutes/UrhG.htm#70 Article 70] of the German Urheberrechtsgesetz (copyright law), scientific editions, which is to say editions which are produced as a result of scientific analysis (i.e. scholarly or critical editions and urtext), have a copyright length of only publication + 25 years, meaning that all such scientific editions published in Germany before 1992 are in the public domain there. However, arrangements, transcriptions, orchestrations, continuo realizations, and interpretative editions enjoy a full term of protection of life-plus-70 years.
 
 
'''Hungary''' 

* Basic protection: 70 years p.m.a.
* Posthumous publication: 25 years post-publication

::See also: [[Franz Liszt: Neue Liszt-Ausgabe]]

'''Italy''' 

* Basic protection: 70 p.m.a.
* Scientific and critical editions: 20 years [http://www.wipo.int/edocs/lexdocs/laws/en/it/it112en.pdf]
* ''Rights belonging to the State, the provinces, the communes, the academies or public cultural organizations, or to private legal entities of a non-profit making character'': 20 years

'''Portugal''' 

Portugal's basic copyright term is only '''50 years''' after death of the last surviving author ''(even in the case of posthumously published works''), or 50 years after publication if no author is identified. Portuguese copyright law reserves a separate article for ''Translation, arrangement, instrumentation, dramatization, filming and, in general, any transformation of a work'' but does not clearly specify a copyright protection for these works. ([http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=129418 Law text at WIPO])
:''This 1985 law has been superseded by the EU's term of life-plus-70 years.''
 

'''Russia / USSR''' 

[[wikipedia:Copyright_in_Russia|Russian Copyright Laws]] are fairly complicated and confusing. '''Basically, works of authors who died before 1943 are in public domain, whereas authors died 1943 or later are protected for life plus 70 years'''. This is the present interpretation found at Wikipedia. According to the [[wikipedia:Copyright_law_of_the_Russian_Federation|Wikipedia article on the Russian Federation Copyright Law]] as amended in 2004, the change of term from 50pma to 70pma ''was not retroactive.'' The Russian Federation enacted the first post-Soviet copyright law in 1993, establishing a term of life-plus-50 years of the last surviving author, which established protection for authors who died in 1943 and later. The 2004 revisions, which came into force in 2006, were ''retroactive to the enactment of the original law'' (1993), making the 1943 date correct. To make matters more confusing, there is another [[wikipedia:Template:PD-RusEmpire|provision of the law (article 1256)]] which holds that any works published before the November 7, 1917 in the Russian Republic of the Russian Empire and not republished within 30 days of the revolution ''are not subject to copyright protection.'' It is not known if works by authors who died later than 1942 which were published before 11/7/1917 are considered to be in this category.

The [[wikipedia:Copyright_in_Russia#Copyright_in_Tsarist_Russia|Copyright Law of Tsarist Russia]] was very similar to that of Germany, where works were granted a copyright term of life plus 50 years. However, Russia was ''not'' a signatory to the Berne Copyright Treaty (1888) and works of Russian composers were protected in Europe only via co-publication agreements between Russian publishers like Jurgenson and Bessel with firms in the West like D. Rahter, Bote & Bock, and Breitkopf & Härtel. With the communist revolution of 1917, this situation changed drastically. Individual copyright was initially abolished along with all other forms of property ownership. This change was disastrous for the copyright status of Russian composers - even those living in the West like Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, and Stravinsky. Since all works - whether Soviet or foreign - effectively became the property of the state in the USSR, all Soviet works were held to be public domain in Western countries, even those of expatriate Soviet citizens. In order to comply with treaties to secure Western copyright status for works of Soviet authors, the Soviet goverment finally introduced a limited term of life plus 25 years in the 1928, amended to life plus 15 years in 1961. However, the Soviet state (USSR) completely controlled publication of all works of living or deceased persons on which the state claimed copyright. Although the original works of Soviet composers have been given copyright status elsewhere thanks to several treaties, editions of public domain works issued by [[Muzgiz|Muzyka]], the Soviet state music publishing agency, are generally considered to be in the public domain, as they were prepared by state employees working for a government agency, and the copyright owner (the USSR) ceased to exist in late 1991.
 
 
'''United Kingdom''' 

The basic copyright has a duration of life of the last surviving author +70 years. Anonymous editions enjoy a copyright of 70 years after publication, or if not published, 70 years after creation.

The UK has a special law regarding [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documents/copyright-typographical-arrangement.pdf "typographical arrangement"] ("typographical arrangement" essentially means re-engraving). A "typographical arrangement" is only copyrighted for the length of publication + 25 years.[http://www.copyrightservice.co.uk/copyright/p01_uk_copyright_law] This would affect many of the originally German publishers who relocated to the UK (ex. Eulenburg).
 
 
'''[[United States Copyright Law|United States]]''' 

*If a work was [[Public domain#Works published before 1923|published before 1923]], or first published in the U.S. from [[Public domain#Works published between 1923 and 1963|1923-1963 without copyright renewal]], it is almost certain to be public domain.
*Works published by an individual after 1923 with proper copyright renewal are protected for life plus 70 years.
*Works published by a corporation after 1923 with no author listed are protected for 95 years from publication.

Currently, the only way to ascertain renewal status for works published before 1950 is to conduct a formal search of the US Copyright Office records in person or pay for a formal search by the copyright office itself. Later records are available online at the [http://www.copyright.gov/records/ US copyright office website]. This database indexes only records from 1978, which include the renewals for works first published in 1950. Non-music records from 1923-1977 are indexed at [http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/11800 Project Gutenberg].

'''Restoration for Foreign Works published 1923-1978'''
Some foreign works from this period that were formerly public domain due to failure to comply with notice and renewal provisions of the US law have been restored to copyright status due to the provisions of the GATT/TRIPS amendments (effective Jan. 1, 1996) provided the work in question was not already public domain in its country of origin. Works that were public domain in their country of origin as of 1 January 1996, are not eligible for restoration of U.S. copyright.

==Recordings==
Copyright in recordings consists of two levels:
#The musical work being recorded.
#:This is very important as it overrules the status of older sound recordings otherwise in the public domain (see below). In the EU and Canada, a recording of a Stravinsky (died 1971) work which was released in 1930 is '''not''' in the public domain because the music contained therein in not yet public domain.
#The sound recording itself.
#:The length of terms referred to below are for only the sound recording itself. If the musical work is not also public domain, the recording cannot be public domain.

'''EU'''

A sound recording copyright lasts for '''70 years after lawful release''' (or 70 years from ''fixation'' if not published).
:This provision was ''not retroactive'', so recordings released (or fixed) before November 1, 1963 are still public domain in the EU.

'''Canada'''

A sound recording copyright lasts for '''70 years after lawful release''' (or 70 years from ''fixation'' if not published).
:As with the EU changes, this was ''not retroactive'', so recordings released (or fixed) before January 1, 1965 are still public domain in Canada.

'''USA'''

Recordings were not covered by US Federal Copyright law until 1972. All recordings made before that date - even those published before 1923 - are potentially under copyright until February 15, 2067. This is due to the fact that such recordings might be protected under the common-law copyright and trade statutes of individual states. Recordings published without the required notice between February 15, 1972 and March 1, 1989 are possibly public domain, especially those issued between 1972 and 1977. After January 1, 1978, a notice omission or error was correctable if application was made to the copyright office within 5 years of the omission or error. The status of sound recordings in the various states is quite complicated, with contradictory court decisions. California and New York explicitly include sound recordings in state laws, with California even specifying protection until 2047.

==More information==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Domain Wikipedia (public domain)]
* [http://www.copyright.cornell.edu/training/Hirtle_Public_Domain.htm a very useful table at Cornell] about U.S. copyright. (Dead link, archived page [http://web.archive.org/web/20120204144414/http://copyright.cornell.edu/resources/publicdomain.cfm here].)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyright_situations_by_country#Published_works_in_the_United_States Wikipedia (copyright situations by country)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries'_copyright_length Wikipedia (copyright length by country)]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_copyright_law Wikipedia (Canadian Copyright Law)]
* [http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/index.html Copyright Act of Canada] (section:''[http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/C-42/page-2.html#anchorbo-ga:l_I-gb:s_6 Term of Copyright]'')
* [http://www.wipo.int/portal/index.html.en World Intellectual Property Organisation] providing legislative text of all countries.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Non-U.S._copyrights WP:Non-U.S. Copyrights]

==See Also==

* [[Historical Publication Info]]
* [[IMSLP:Copyright Reviewers]]

Sinfonien und Quartette (Haydn, Joseph)

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Symphony in D minor (Rachmaninoff, Sergei)

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Wishlist C-F

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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
=={{Cat|Caccini, Giulio}} (1551–1618)==
*[[Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle (Caccini, Giulio)]] is startlingly incomplete; 1614 print is desired. 

=={{Cat|Caetani, Roffredo}} (1871–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.9
* Piano Trio, Op.5
* Violin Sonata in B-flat, Op.6 (published 1899)
* 12 Variations on a Prelude by Chopin, Op.7 (pub. 1898 by Schott)
* Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (published ca.1901)
* La commedia d'un musicista for piano (poss. pub. ca.1914?)

=={{Cat|Caldara, Antonio}} (1670–1736)==
* Maddalena ai piedi di Cristo (Oratorio, c. 1700)
* Medea in Corinto (Cantata, 1711, manuscript or first edition)
* Santo Stefano, primo Re d'Ungheria (Oratorio, 1713)
* La Conversione di Clodoveo Re di Francia (Oratorio, 1715)
* Il Re del dolore (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* Cristo condannato (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1717)
* Morte e sepoltura di Cristo (Oratorio, lib. F. Fozio, 1724)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* Missa Matri dolorosa; Missa Laetere; Missa pro Defunctorum; etc.
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701
* 4 volumi di composizioni per clavicembalo
* 23 fughe con variazione
* capriccio
* arpeggio
* Proba organistica

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==
* Quintet for flute and strings, Op.79 (MauC 3)
* IX Favorit Gesaenge für Vier Singstimmen (TTBB), Op.10 (Call was known for his men's choruses, and is said to have helped make the genre popular)
* also Opp.109, 110 (likewise sets of men's choruses - expand our collection...)
* Serenade for flute, guitar, and string trio, Op.9 (pub.1804, Bureau des Arts).

=={{Cat|Callaerts, Joseph}} (1838–1901)==
* Canzonetta for pf., Op.9 (pub. by Schott, 1875)
* Piano Trio, Op.16
* Piano Sonata, Op.3
* Symphony in C major (ca.1877) (there is a copy of the parts - manuscript? - at Artesis Plantijn Hoges. ...)
* Symphony, Op.13 (BSB has reduction, pub. by Schott. Not digitized as yet). This may be the Symphony in C minor performed from manuscript during the Fêtes musicales of 1880 in Brussels, see {{GoogleB|4eU8AAAAMAAJ|PP32|Le Guide Musical: Revue Internationale de la Musique}} (22 Janvier 1880 issue))
* Concertos: for organ and orchestra (pub. Schott, 1920s)
**also, violin concertpiece in E (ms. score and parts in Fleisher Collection)
* 15 Improvisations for organ, Op.1 (pub. Heugel, 1858)

=={{Cat|Campbell-Tipton, Louis}} (1877–1921)==
* Tone poems for voice and piano, Op.3 (pub.1904?)
* 2 Jester Songs, Op.31 (one available @ BSU collection in an anonymous transcription)
* 2 Songs to Words by Whitman, Op.33 (©1918)
* Romanza appassionata : duo pour violon et piano, op.2
* Suite pastorale for violin and piano, Op.27 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* ''Triptyque for voice and orchestra'' (1914); piano-vocal score: Deiss & Crépin, 1924; orchestral score: R. Deiss, 1929

=={{Cat|Caplet, André}} (1878–1925)==
*''Myrrha'', Prix de Rome Cantata
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Quintet for Winds and Piano (pub. 1996) (dated 1899 autograph manuscript is at BNF)

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883, dedicated to Prof. Door. One of 8+ sonatas, {{sb}})
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*Piano Trio in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886. At BSB undigitized- request??)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896. Ms dated 1894 - same work? @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*String quartet in A minor (manuscript @ÖNB)
*String quartet in F (manuscript dated 1901 @ÖNB)
*String quintets in E minor and F major (")
*8? violin sonatas (at least some published, some in manuscript @ÖNB)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Piano sonata in B-flat minor (Robitschek?)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42 (pub.1910-or-11)
*Sinfonietta in A-flat (manuscript @ÖNB)
*Berg-Symphonie (")
*Symphony in C minor and D major (")
*Piano Quintet in A-flat (manuscript dated 1902 @ ÖNB)
*Opera Hero und Leander (pub.)

=={{Cat|Carrillo, Julián}} (1875–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Preludio a Colón (1924)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==

=={{Cat|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==

* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score
* Serenate op.46 (1930), full score and parts
* Ricercare sul nome Guido M. Gatti (1942), for piano

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (1880–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1880–1905; above are floruit dates) is apparently distinct from {{Cat|Casorti, Alessandro}} (1830–67). “b.1908” cannot be a birth year; Bogentechnik is apparently 19th century. [[User:Pml|PML]] 1 February 2011
*The Techniques Of Bowing, Op. 50

=={{Cat|Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario}} (1895–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Alghe
* Capitan Fracassa, Op.16 (©1921)
* Cipressi, Op.17 (©1921)
* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi (©1920)
* I Naviganti
* Questo fu il Carro della Morte (©1916)
* Il Raggio Verde
* Stelle Cadenti (©1919)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz) (pub.1954 or n.d.[1954])
* String Quartet in G (comp.1929, ©1931) (first of 3 numbered quartets, others are in ms.)
* Concerto italiano : in sol minore (©1926)

=={{Cat|Castro, Ricardo}} (1864–1907)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.22 (Hofmeister, pub.1905/6)
*Cello Concerto in C minor (1895), Full score and Parts.
*Oithana, Op.55

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score
* Scherzo-Tarantella - Piano score

=={{Cat|Catenhusen, Ernst}} (1833–1918)==
([[wikipedia:de:Ernst Catenhusen|German Wikipedia]] has 1841 to 1918, but VIAF gives 1833)
* Psalm 88 in D minor
* Concert overture in G major (both manuscripts at Landesbibliothek Coburg, the overture an autograph (that is, not a fair copy). Attribution of the overture not definite.)

=={{Cat|Catherine, Georges}} (1872–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Scale Study, 2 Vol. (cited by A. Bachmann; probably not under copyright in the US)

=={{Cat|Ceillier, Laurent}} (1887–1925)==
* Pièces pour Anne-Marie : 6 petites pièces à 4 mains pour de grands enfants (pub. 1913)

=={{Cat|Celega, Nicolò}} (1844–1906)==

* Minuet for strings, op.240

=={{Cat|Cellier, Alexandre}} (1883–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Suite Symphonique
* Eglises et Paysages
* Pelerinages
* Trois Chorals
* Prelude et Fugue
* Choral-Prelude sur Psaume 65
* Theme et Variations sur le Psaume 149

=={{Cat|Centola, Ernesto}} (1862–1934)==
* Op.51 Concertino, pub.1909

=={{Cat|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.1 - Etude in A flat major for Piano
*Op.3 - Scherzo-Etude for Piano
*Op.4 - Caprice-Etude for Piano
*Op.109 - Cinquieme valse "Militaire"
*Op.30 - Scarf Dance for piano - Air de Ballet #3 (pubs. Enoch & Cie, G.Schirmer)

=={{Cat|Chansarel, René}} (1864–1945)==
*Nocturne for cello and piano (pub. 1905, [[Grus]])
*Suite "En Toscane" for piano

=={{Cat|Chapí, Ruperto}} (1851–1909)==
*String Quartets 1{{EN}}4 (early editions (poss. pub. 190x?), not the 1998 new edition)

=={{Cat|Chapuis, Auguste}} (1858–1933)==
*Cello Sonata (pub.1919)
*Enguerrande. Drame lyrique en quatre actes d'après le poème dramatique de Emile Bergerat. Poème de Victor Wilder. (pub.1892)
*Les Demoiselles de St. Cyr. Comédie Musicale en quatre actes d'après la pièce d'Alexandre Dumas. Poème de A. Lénéka. (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Mors Saulis et Jonathae, H.403
* Sans frayeur dans ce bois, chaconne for soprano & continuo, H. 467 (first edition if possible)
* Caecilia, Virgo et Martyr, H.413
* Epitaphium Carpentarii H. 474 (cantata for 6 voices & continuo, manuscript or first edition if possible)
* In honorem Sancti Ludovici regis Galliae, H. 332 (manuscript or first edition if possible)
* [[In nativitatem Domini canticum, H.414 (Charpentier, Marc-Antoine)|In nativitatem Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Canticum, histoire sacrée for 4 voices, chorus, 2 treble instruments & continuo, H. 414]] (manuscript or first edition)
* Sacrificium Abrahae, H. 402 (manuscript or first edition)
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{Cat|Cherubini, Luigi}} (1760–1842)==
* Les Abencérages (1813; Vocal Score or Full Score)

=={{Cat|Chevillard, Camille}} (1859–1923)==
*Le chène et le roseau: poème symphonique, d'après la fable de la Fontaine, Op.7 (pub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Chinzer, Giovanni}} (1700–1749)==
* The Hunt for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Chop, Max}} (1862–1929)==
* Reznicek, sein Leben und seine Werke (p1920)
* Führer durch Franz Liszt’s sinfonische Dichtungen (p1894)
* Suite ''Der Heimat'' for orch. (p1901)

=={{Cat|Chopin, Frédéric}} (1810–1849)==
* Galop (1846) [probably Galop Marquis, which is already uploaded.]
* Andantino animato (1845)
* Prelude in F (1845)
* Nocturen Opus 9 no. 2 in Eb Major (Arranged for Guitar) full score (1830-1832)
* Mazur in G (Jakiez kwiaty, jakie wianki) (On the setting of a poem by Ignac Maciejowski) (August 22, 1829)
* Preludes opus 28, edited by Paderewski.
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.35 arranged for 2 pianos, 4 hands by Camille Saint-Saëns (Durand, 1907)

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{Cat|Chvála, Emanuel}} (1851–1924)==
* String Quartet in C minor (published 1898)

=={{Cat|Chwatal, Franz Xaver}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.15 (pub.1839 or ca.1832? by Schuberth)
* 3 Sonatines, Op.64 (Heinrichshoften, pub.1848)
* Introduction and Var. on a theme from the opera "Der Bergmönch", Op.11 (pub.1836, repub.2005)
* Weihnachts-Symphonie, Op.183 (toy symphony) (pub.1864)

=={{Cat|Ciandelli, Gaetano}} (1791?–1840?)==
* Basso Concerto Di Violoncello (1811)
* Composizioni strumentali in G Major for cello (1791)
* Concerto Ciaudelli Concerto per Violoncello Solo and Orchestra in C Major (1811)
* Scherzo for Cello and Orch (Piano) (Sopra alcuni pensieri della Linda di Chamounix)

=={{Cat|Cilea, Francesco}} (1866–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Adriana Lecouvreur (1903, opera), full score
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Flutes in G major, G.1077 (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Concerto for two flutes in G major]]
* [[Keyboard Sonatas (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Keyboard works]]
* [[Il maestro di cappella (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il maestro di cappella]], full score
* [[Il pittore parigino (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il Pittore parigino]], vocal score
* [[Requiem in G minor (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Missa pro defunctis in sol minore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (1799)
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in re minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (Vienna)
* [[Messe pour l'Avent et le Carême (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Magnificat in D full score

=={{Cat|Clapisson, Louis}} (1808–1866)==
* Horn and piano duo, Op.55 in E{{flat}} (pub.1831 by Richault)
* Ave Verum in B (H-dur) (4 voices) (ms copy at Brussels)

=={{Cat|Clapp, Philip Greeley}} (1888–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* O Gladsome Light (pub.1908)
* Suite for Brass (pub.1938, PD-CA?)
* Opera The Flaming Brand (pub.1954, PD-CA?)
* Symphonies (12+2 unnumbered early?) (published? or all only in manuscript? Broadcasts exist of several of them.)
* A Chant of Darkness (pub.1934, song to words by Helen Keller) (PD-CA?)
* Suite for Trombone Quartet (pub.1939)
(&c?)

=={{Cat|Clarke, Hamilton}} (1840–1912)==
*Flute Sonata n.2, Op.153 (p.1883?)
*String Quartet in A op.246 (ca.1895)

=={{Cat|Claussmann, Aloÿs}} (1850–1926)==
* Organ works / Œuvres pour orgue

=={{Cat|Clemens non Papa, Jacobus}} (ca.1510–1556)==
* Missa Pastores quidnam vidisits

=={{Cat|Clement, Franz}} (1780–1842)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.4 (pub.ca.1804/5) (recently reissued and collected into full score in a 2005 A-R Editions pub.)
*Piano Quartet "Grand Quatuor" (pub.ca.1804)
*Piano Concerto Op.5 (pub.1803)

=={{Cat|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Symphonies
* Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coenen, Johannes Meinardus}} (1825–1899)==
*Symphony in B minor (pub. 1867. {{RISMc|701000293|B-Br Ms II 4106 Mus Fétis 3087}} - description of Belgian Library ms copy)
*Clarinet Concertino in B{{flat}} (1882, Seeling)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)
*Hiawatha, Op.18, symphonic poem (p.1894)
*Nancy Thatcher, Op.40, opera (ms, 1897 @ Connecticut College)
*2 Songs, Op.35/69?, p.1895
*3 Little Piano Trios, Op.62
*Mass in D minor, Op.53 (pub.1902)
*String Quartet, Op.19 ("Aria" pub.1894)
*Excalibur for orchestra, Op.180 (pub.1931 though poss. "n.d." Orch. score at LoC, materials at FLP.)

=={{Cat|Cohan, George}} (1878–1942)==
* Star Spangled Spectacular (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel}} (1875–1912)==
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{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Nonet in F minor, Op.2 (performed publicly in 1894 with a public review in Musical Times so manuscript if scanned may be PD? don't know.- Schissel)
*3 Hiawathan Sketches for Violin and Piano opus 16 (1896)

=={{Cat|Colombi, Giuseppe}} (1635–1694)==
* Chiacona a Basso Solo (1st piece ever written for solo cello) (1670)
* Toccata da Violone Solo (1670)

=={{Cat|Concone, Giuseppe}} (1801–1861)==
* 25 Melodious Studies; Easy And Progressive, Op. 24 (pub. by 1892 at latest so PD. - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo}} (1681–1732)==
* Festi teatrali
* Oratorios

=={{Cat|Cords, Gustav}} (1870–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Schulerkonzert Op.41 (pub.1913)
*Melodia appassionata (for cornet) (pub.1905)
*Trio Op.61 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Corelli, Arcangelo}} (1653–1713)==
* Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 8, (Christmas concerto) parts
* Trio sonata Opus 2 No. 12, Chaconne, parts
* La Folia, Milstein Edition
* op. post.: Sinfonia in D minor, WoO 1
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 2 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699)[12]
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 3 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699 – incomplete/dubious)
* op. post.: 6 Sonate a tre, WoO 5–10 (Amsterdam 1714)

=={{Cat|Cornelius, Peter}} (1824–1874)==
*4 String Quartets (1841-1842, in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Corrette, Michel}} (1709–1795)==
* Les '''''Méthodes'''''
* the 25 '''''Concertos Comiques'''''
* Opp. 3 and 4 Concertos
* Le Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Récréations du Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Voyages du Berger Fortuné aux Indes Orientales, 1737
* L'Asne dort, 1740
* Op. 26 Concerti
* Le Phenix, Concerto pour quatre Violoncelles, Violes ou Bassons, c. 1735
* Concerto Spirituel, 1731
* Pastorale, 1732
* III Concerto de Noëls, 1735
* Noëls Suisses, 1737
* Noël Allemand "Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich", 1741
* Concerto de noëls, 1754, perdu
* Les Ages. Ballet Pantomime, œuvre X (28 juillet 1733)
* Concert de Simphonies, œuvre XV, incomplet, 1735.
* Six Symphonies en Quatuor sur les Noëls, 1762
* Carillon, ajouté à la Messe des Morts de Gilles, 1764.
* Opp. 12 and 25
* Les Amusemens du Parnasse. Méthode courte et facile pour apprendre à toucher le Clavecin, avec les plus jolis airs à la mode, où les doigts sont chiffrés pour les Commençans (all 8 books)
* Divertissements pour le clavecin ou le forte piano, avec le Combat naval, 1779
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Leçons de Ténèbres à voix seule avec accompagnement de l'orgue, pour la premier de chaque jour, le Mercredi, le Jeudi et le Vendredi Saint, 1784.
* Op. 6

=={{Cat|Corteccia, Francesco}} (1502–1571)==
*Passione secondo Giovanne 1527

=={{Cat|Couperin, François}} (1668–1733)==
* Leçons de Tenebres [FWC] ''The non-pd-US Brunold edition is at [[Leçons de ténèbres (Couperin, François)]]. Facs. would be nice; there is also a [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Leçons_de_Tenébres_(François_Couperin) transposed edition at cpdl]].''
* Concerts Royaux (Facsimile); this is an appendix to the original ''Pieces de clavecin'' ''with its own page: [[Concerts royaux (Couperin, François)]]''
* A full score is wanting for [[Les Nations (Couperin, François)]], presently only in partbooks.

=={{Cat|Couperin, Louis}} (1626–1661)==
* Œuvre d'orgue
* Œuvre d'Clavecin (Complete, Full Score)
* Oldham Manuscript
* 2 fantaisies for 2 viols
* 1 simphonie, for one instrument and basso continuo
* 2 simphonies, for two instruments and basso continuo
* 2 fantaisies à 5 for shawm band
* 2 fantaisies à 5 (for strings?)

=={{Cat|Le Couppey, Félix}} (1811–1887)==

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* 2 Morceaux pour orchestre (Mélodie & À l'espagnole) (Gutmann, 1888, repub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Studio per il pianoforte, Op. 50, in first edition (or autograph?!)
* Sonata in E minor, Op.59

=={{Cat|Crane, Helen C.}} (1868–ca.1930–1944)==
* String Trio in G minor, Op.21 (pub.1908. "H.C. Crane" -attribution to Helen C. Crane also a guess, via MusicSack. HMB 1908 p.136 does give "Helen C. Crane" though they might also be guessing...)

=={{Cat|Cras, Jean}} (1879–1932)==

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Crawford, Thomas James}} (1877–1955)==
* Scherzo & 2nd Romance for organ, published 1904 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Crémont, Pierre}} (1784–1846)==
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.1 (composed and premiered 1815, pub.1815 or 1816) (wrote at least 11, according to Worldcat) ({{WC|45207065}}- parts at Free Lib. Philadelphia)
* Clarinet Concerto Op.4 (1817 or other early edition, not modern of course)

=={{Cat|Cristo, Pedro de}} (1545–1618)==
* Salva nos, Domine a 8
* Osanna Filio David
* Sanctorum meritis

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Croze-Magnan, Jean-Baptiste de}} (1820–1891)==
* 6th & 7th Messes solennelle (pub.1862, 1879)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Clarinet Concertos No.1 (Op.1) (piano reduction or full score)
* Introduction et Air Varié Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (premiered 1804, rewritten, then published 1831/32, [[Richault]])
* Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano (Dresden, 1822, republished, with a quartet-accompaniment arrangement, 1885)

=={{Cat|Cui, César}} (1835–1918)==
*Full scores of operas (manuscript or engraved):
**''Prisoner of the Caucasus''
**''The Mandarin's Son''
**''William Ratcliff''
**''Mlada (Act 1)''
**''Angelo''
**''Le Flibustier''
**''The Saracen''
**''Feast in Time of Plague''
**''The Snow Bogatyr''' (At least a full score of the introduction was made.)
**''Mateo Falcone''
**''The Captain's Daughter''
**Musorgsky: ''The Fair at Sorochintsy''
*''Prisoner of the Caucasus'' -- 2nd Russian edition (ca. 1885)
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (collaborated with Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, completion of original by Alexander Dragomyschski).

=={{Cat|Cutter, Benjamin}} (1857–1910)==
* Piano trio in A minor (no.2), Op.24 (pub.1894)
* Mass in D (cop 1898)

=={{Cat|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374 (nos.2&3)
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368
* "O Salutaris Hostia" (possibly 3 or 4 different settings by the composer?)
* 8 or more masses?
* 30 Etudes Brilliants op.753
* Piano Trio No.4 Op.289
* Introduction & Variations Concertant on a Tirolienne in F minor for Piano & Cello Op.248
* Piano Concerto in C major, Op.78
* Requiems in c and f
* All Symphonies
* All Organ works
* Mass in c

=={{Cat|Čart, Jiří}} (1708–1774)==
(actually ca.1774/1780 or so... also known as [[wikipedia:de:Georg Czarth|Georg Czarth]], Georg Zarth, etc. Jiri Cart is the VIAF-preferred name.)
* 2 flute sonatas in G (at Berlin SBB)
* Flute sonata in G (mistaken for, or actually by and once attributed to Zarth but now etc., but also having the designation GraunWV D:XVII:90 - @Sing-Akademie zu Berlin)



=={{Cat|Daffner, Hugo}} (1882–1936)==
* Piano Trio in F, Op.10 (©1910 by Junne)
* Organ Sonata, Op.1
* 3 Pieces for piano 4 hands, Op.9 (pub. by Junne, 1909 or 1910?)

=={{Cat|Dalquen, Franz M.}} (1804–1877)==
May be the same as Frédéric d'Alquen to whom the following is attributed.
* 2 Morceaux de Genre pour Violoncelle (ou Violon) avec Piano. (Romance & Tarantelle.) Pub. 1883 by Schott. (HMB 1883 p.317.)

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Le merle blanc for piccolo flute and orchestra
* Caprice, Op.174 (pub.1893)
* Concertino (pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Charles}} (1817–1907)==
*School Of Mechanism, Op. 74
*String Quartets, particularly no.13 in B minor op.160
*Violin Concerto Opus 78 full score and reduction for violin & piano
*Piano Trios Op.22 (#1), 40 (#3) (pub. by 1846, 1847 acc. HMB, BdlF respectively)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Léopold}} (1822–1895)==
(Jean-Pierre-Léopold Dancla, younger brother of Charles; they also had a sister, Laure, who was a fairly well-known pianist (and composer??).)
* String Quartet, Op.27 (Richault, 1858)
* 3e air varié pour le violon, avec... de piano, sur la Dernière Pensée de Bellini, Op.4 (Schonenberger, 1850)
* 3 petits (piano) trios, Op.59

=={{Cat|Daneau, Nicolas}} (1866–1944)==
* String Quartet in D (published by Cranz, 1921)
* Piano Quintet in C (pub. Cranz 1921)

=={{Cat|Dannehl, Franz}} (1870–1947)==
* Piano Sonata in A major, Op.74 (pub. ca. 1920-22??)
* Piano Sonata in D major, Op.78 (published 1922 by Zierfuss - HMB 1922 p.128)
* Slow waltz (Langsamer walzer), Op.76 No.2 for piano (also published 1922 by Zierfuss)
* Cello sonata in A-flat major, Op.103 (©1939 - non-PD-US probably)
* Gebet, Op.80 (©1923)

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major, Op. 30
* Flute Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 31
* 3 Quartets for bassoon and strings, Op. 40
* Flute Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 42
* Flute Concerto No. 4 in D major, Op. 43
* 3 Potpourris for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 45 (1814)
* Symphonie concertante in E♭ major for wind quintet and orchestra (1785)
* Symphonie concertante in B♭ major for flute, clarinet and orchestra, Op. 41
* Opera "Der Quasi-Mann" (1789)
* Opera "Ber Berggeist" (the score is in Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Darke, Harold}} (1888–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Communion Service in F (the one pub. by Stainer 1913?)
*Rhapsody, Op.4, pub.1908
*Te Deum & Jubilate, pub.1910
*3 Songs of Innocence, pub.1911
*Quartet for Piano and Winds (premiered by 1909)

=={{Cat|Dārziņš, Volfgangs}} (1906–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Dauprat, Louis-François}} (1781–1868)==
* Horn Concertos 3 and 4 opp.18, 19 (pub.1824 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Daussoigne-Méhul, Alexandre}} (1829–1902)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.98, pub.1895 (by Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Davenport, Francis Williams}} (1847–1925)==
* 1st Symphony in D-minor (Unsure if published, entered in competiton in which it came ahead of Stanfords 1st)
* 2nd Symphony in G
* Overture "Twelth Night"
* Prelude & Fugue for Orchestra
* Piano Trio in B-flat, Op. 5
* Six Pieces for Piano & Cello

=={{Cat|David, Félicien}} (1810–1876)==
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (full score, pub.1846) (see {{WC|34127326}}, BdlF 1846 p.572)
* Les brises d'Orient (cycle, pub. by Escudier/Bureau Central in 1845)

=={{Cat|David, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4
* Violin Concerto No.4, Op.23 (any edition incl. 1908 Breitkopf edition ok...)

=={{Cat|David, Karl Heinrich}} (1884–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.7 (pub. 1911, [[Hug]])
* Das hohe Lied Salomonis, Op.12 (pub. 1914?)

=={{Cat|Dayas, William H.}} (1864–1903)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (published 1889, Kistner)
::(NY Public Library has this but in library only, not circ.)
* Violin Sonata, Op.11 (composed March 1898 and published 1898, Kistner)
* Cello Sonata, Op.12 (composed and published 1901, Kistner)

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
:: Is this the work? [[Printemps (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Sonatas 4 (for oboe, horn, and harpsichord), 5 (for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, and piano), and 6 (for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello, harp, harpsichord, and piano)
::These were incomplete as of Debussy's death in 1918, but if anyone knows where there are fragments or sketches of them, that would be very helpful. --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 12:56, 4 April 2013
*Orchestral version of 5 Poèmes de Charles Baudelaire
*Orchestral version of Trois ballades de François Villon --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 5:04, 31 January 2014
* Rêverie arranged for organ by Palmer Christian (BMC, 1919)
* La Flûte de Pan ou Syrinx (Revised by A. Ljungar-Chapelon), La Flûte de Pan (MS. Brussels) (Autographus Musicus AM037)
::This work was first published on 1927 as Sylinx. Only Score parts are required.
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon (Album Leaf for piano) – ''first publ. 2003, copyright in Canada until 2054''
* Nocturne and Scherzo for Piano and Cello, L. 26 – ''first publ. 1995, copyright in Canada until 2046''
* Intermezzo for Cello and Orchestra (or piano), L. 27 – ''first publ. 1944 ed. by Gregor Piatigorsky (1903–1976), copyright in Canada until 2027''
:This is really more of an arrangement by Piatigorsky anyway.
:It looks like the G. Henle Verlag edition (pub. 1986) is actually PD in the EU and Canada, but not in the U.S.: [[Piano Trio in G major (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", for piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)
*3 Vortragsstücke für Holzblasinstrumente mit Pfte. (Aus dem Nachlass hrsg. v. H. Kundigraber.) (Capriccio for flute, rondo for oboe, rondo for clarinet.) (published by Siegel, 1912.)

=={{Cat|Deigendesch, Karl}} (1839–1911)==
*Die Errettung des Moses, Op.58 (pub.ca.1903)
*3 Marienlieder, Op.93 (pub. Böhm & Sohn, 1908)
*Festkantate, Op.84 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Delafosse, Léon}} (1874–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1900, Heugel)
* Piano Concerto A-dur

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?) (materials @ Fleisher but hopefully not only there)

=={{Cat|Delannoy, Marcel}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*État de veille : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Robert Desnos, op. 48 (pub. 1946, Max Eschig)
*String Quartet in E major (pub. 1931, Durand)
*Rapsodie for trumpet, alto saxophone, cello and piano (pub. 1934, Heugel)
*Sérénade concertante for violin and piano (pub. 1938, Associated Music)

=={{Cat|Deldevez, Édouard Marie Ernest}} (1817–1897)==
*String Quartets, Op.10 (pub.1857, 1879 (score))
*String Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1864, 1879 (score))

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
*Romance (for cello and piano) (1896)
*Caprice and Elegy for Cello and Piano, (1930)

=={{Cat|Delune, Louis}} (1876–1940)==
* Symphony in C (perf. in 1906 in Boston)
* String Quartets
* Piano Quintet

=={{Cat|Demersseman, Jules}} (1833–1866)==
*op.81 Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op.60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op.53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op.50 6 fantaisies fl and pf

==Demessieux, Jeanne (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* Nativité, op. 4
* Six Études, op. 5
* Sept Méditations sur le Saint-Esprit, op. 6
* Triptyque, op. 7
* Twelve Choral-Preludes on Gregorian Chant Themes, op. 8
* Te Deum, op. 11
* Prélude et Fugue en Ut, op. 13
* "Chanson de Roland" for chorus, mezzo soprano, and orchestra

=={{Cat|Depas, Ernest}} (1809–1889)==
* Grand Duo (in E{{flat}}) for piano and violin, Op.80 (pub.1862)
* Remaining piano trios

=={{Cat|Déré, Jean}} (1886–1970)==
* String Quartet in C minor (1905, unpub.?)
* Air de ballet, Op.6 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Destenay, Edouard}} (1850–1924)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (published 1907)
* Piano Quintet No.1 (published 1899)
* Piano Trio in A minor (published 1910)
* Quintet No.2 Op.12 (strings and harp) (published 1905)

=={{Cat|Dett, Robert Nathaniel}} (1882–1942)==
* Tropic Winter (piano)
* Cinnamon Grove (piano)
* Enchantment (piano)
* After the Cakewalk (piano)
* Cave of the Winds (piano)
* Inspiration Waltzes (piano)
* Nepenthe and the Muse (piano)

=={{Cat|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Flute quartet (for flute, violin, viola, cello) in b minor, opus 16 number 3
* Presto for 2 flutes
* Quartet for Bassoon and strings Opus 73

=={{Cat|Diémer, Louis}} (1843–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.22 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Diener, Olga}} (1890–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartets (54 of them? autograph scores @ Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Bern. Unpublished?)

=={{Cat|Dieren, Bernard van}} (1887–1936)==
* Impromptu (fantasiestück) for solo violin (published 1909)
* 3 Lieder, Op.4 (published 1908)
* Canzonetta in E minor for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1909)

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dietrich, Albert}} (1829–1908)==
*Cello Concerto in G Minor, Op. 32
*Symphony in D minor, Op.20

=={{Cat|Dieupart, Charles}} (1667–1740)==
* 6 Sonates pour flûte à bec et basse continue (Londres, 1717)
* environ 30 Airs entre 1729 et 1731, dans The Musical Miscellany
* Select Lessons for Harpsichord or Spinett (Walsh, London)
* Concerto à 5 pour violon, cordes et basse continue
* Concerto à 5 pour hautbois, cordes et basse continue en la majeur
* Concerto à 5 pour flûte, cordes et basse continue en la mineur
* 2 Concertos grossos
* 2 Concertos pour deux chœurs en mi mineur, en si bémol majeur
* Concerto pour trompette, deux hautbois et basse continue en si mineur

=={{Cat|Dimitrescu, Constantin}} (1847–1928)==
* String Quartet No.5, Op.42 (pub.1890)
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Rustic Dance for cello and piano (as well as any other arrangements)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Die Weihnachtsgeschichte op.10 (full scores)
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Complete Organ Works
Note: PD-CA but even the 2-piano sonata opus 1 is from 1931 so only unpublished works - if those - are PD-US. BSB has works by Distler (so they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Dobrowen, Issay}} (1894–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata, Op.15 (©1923, rev.1927)
* Piano Concerto, Op.20 (©1928, poss. earlier editions exist)
* Mélodie hebraïque : pour violon et piano, Op.12 (pub. 1918)
* Märchen für Violin & Piano, Op.16 (published 1923 by Universal Edition)

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)
* Andante for Violin and Piano, Op.71 (p.1850) (conf. BdlF, HMB)
* 11th and 12th nocturnes (Opp.69, 70) (p.1850, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reduction
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Szimfonikus percek'', Op. 36 (1933, pub. 1935 or n.d.(1935))

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Gaetano}} (1797–1848)==
* L'assedio di Calais (melodramma lirico, 1836; publ. Ricordi); copies at the Library of Congress, Eastman School of Music, and Harvard University, and unavailable through interlibrary loan; no other known copies in North America
* Sonata in C major for flute and piano
* Solo Viola Part from Viola Concerto in D Minor
{{Laundry|Donizetti, Gaetano}}

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Giuseppe}} (1788–1856)==
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{Cat|Dopper, Cornelis}} (1870–1939)==
* Cello Concerto (composed 1910, revised 1923) (autographs at NMI. ded. to Gerard Hekking)
* Symphonies (7. Published? Many of the mss. at NMI. Syms. 2, 3 published 2001)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Charles James}} (1839–1909)==
* Tramore Waltzes (for guitar and 2 mandolins; pub.1895 by J. White)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont}} (1804–1892)==
* Die Nibelungen, opera, Op.73 (pub.1855/6?)

=={{Cat|Dotzauer, Friedrich}} (1783–1860)==
*Variations to Nel cor piú-Mich fliehen alle Freuden from the Opera La Molinara by Paisiello for Cello solo, Op.183
*Piano Trio Op.180 (Damköhler, 1851)
*Cello concerto op.27
*Quartet for Bassoon and Strings Opus 36
*Cello concerto op.66
*Cello concerto op.72
*Cello concerto op.81
*Cello concerto op.82
*Cello concerto op.84 in e minor
*Cello concerto op.93 (pub. by A. Farrenc and by N. Simrock, by 1829. Mentioned in volume 4, 1829, of Revue musicale)
*Cello concerto op.100
*Cello concerto op.101 in F major
*3 Preludes and Fugues for Cello Op.178

=={{Cat|Douay, Émile}} (1802–1882)==
ca.1802 to after 1882? Death date seems to be unknown... Treated as alive in a 1882 biographical dictionary. For a lengthy biography, see [http://jean-jose-marchand.over-blog.com/article-decouverte-baudelairienne-inesperee-quatre-partitions-du-compositeur-emile-douay-39846310.html Blog entry]. Cousin of Albert Douay (1809-70). Perhaps related to {{LinkName|Georges|Douay}}?
* String Quartet, published 1859 (@BNF, also noted in BdlF p282)
* 2 string quintets, published 1859 (BdlF p.94 eg)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction - Klavierauszug/vocal score is completely available!
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction) - Sorry, has never been published! For more information ask IDG or noten.png@aol.com
* Serenade, Op.49
* Der gebundene Styl. Lehrbuch für Kontrapunkt und Fuge (©1902)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.51 (1890, c1892) (Forberg edition, not modern edition!!)
* Scene for Violin, Op.69

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
* Toccata in F minor (from Suite No. 1) (we have suite no.1)

=={{Cat|Drigo, Riccardo}} (1846–1930)==
* The Talisman (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Magic Flute (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Awakening of Flora (1894) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Trois from "The Fairy Doll" (1903) ''Piano reduction''
* La Perle (1896) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Drouet, Louis François Philippe}} (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* Symphony No.2 in D major (pub.1913)
* Symphony No.3 in A major (pub./©1923) (PD-CA/EU, anyway)
* Cantilène for violin, cello (or horn) and piano (or organ) (pub.1903, [[Heugel]])
* Adonis, poème symphonique (pub. [[Heugel]] in reduction at least, 1901, 1907 in full score)
* 42 Pieces pour Orgue
* Entrée for Organ
* Dixtuor (1907, published 1909. New edition of 2007 exists but 1909 edition should be used)
* Concert-capriccioso for Piano and Orchestra c-moll (1876) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Dufresne, G.}} (fl. 1877)==
* Danse orientale, No.3/3 Pièces caractéristiques

=={{Cat|Dukas, Paul}} (1865–1935)==
* ''Allegro'', for piano (1925)
* ''Ariane et Barbe-bleue'', piano solo transcription
* ''Fanfare pour précéder la Péri'', any arrangement for piano
* ''Götz de Berlichingen'' (overture? 1884 manuscript. first published 2007. unless performed before 1961, may not be hostable?-Schissel)
* ''L'apprenti sorcier'' (''The sorcerer's apprentice''), arrangement pour orgue seul (organ solo transcription)
* ''Modéré'', for piano (published posthumously in 1936)
* ''Polyeucte'', any arrangement for 1 or 2 pianos
* ''Vocalise-étude'' (''alla gitana'')

=={{Cat|Dumonchau, Charles-François}} (1775–1821)==
* 6 Sonatines, Op.15 (ca.1807?)
* 3 Fortepiano Sonatas, Op.28 (pub.1807/8)
=={{Cat|Du Mont, Henry}} (ca.1610 — 8 May 1684)==
*[[Cinq messes en plain-chant (Du Mont, Henry)]] contains only one of Guilmant's 'realizations' but the original is available at Gallica; more intriguing is Liszt's accompaniment, glimpsed [http://spellerweb.net/cmindex/Dumont/DumontCredo.pdf here.] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 00:09, 25 August 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.22
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)
* Passacaglia in G minor, Op.23 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Dupin, Paul}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jean-Christophe..., for piano and voice/piano (pub. E. Demets, 1908)
* Recueil de mélodies, for voice and piano (pub. M. Senart, 1909; republished Recital Publications)
* Poëmes, for string quartet (pub. M. Senart, 1909) (we have suite 1)
* La Payse à Jean, for voice, violin and piano (pub. Durand, 1918)
* Dentelles, for piano (pub. Costallat, 1927)
* Sept noëls familiers (pub. R. Deiss, 1928)
* Trois noëls, for voice and piano (pub. M. Eschig, 1935)

=={{Cat|Duport, Jean-Louis}} (1749–1819)==
*3 Duos, 2vc, (1782)
*Cello Concerto No.1 in A Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.2 in G Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.5 in D Major,(ca.1814)
*Cello Concerto No.6 in D minor,(ca.1815)
*3 Duos for cello and harp, Op.40 (1818)
*3 Nocturnes, Op. 70, vn/vc hrp

=={{Cat|Durand, Emile}} (1830–1903)==
* Traité de composition musicale (pub. Durand, 1899)

=={{Cat|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Instructions on the art of playing the piano-forte or harpsichord, or in German: Pianoforte Schule, without collaboration with Pleyel, Cramer or Clementi.

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115 (©1921, Hudebni mat.)
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major (B. 10) – ''first publ. 1975, possibly copyright in Canada until 2026''
** piano arr. first published 1929, see {{LinkWork|Cello Concerto in A major|B.10|Dvořák|Antonín|0}} (pd-ca only for now)
* Kate and the devil, Opera Op.112 (pub.1908 in v.s.)
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48 (we have parts)
* String Quartets (Nos. 1-3, 6) (5 is a reconstruction by Günter Raphael) (pub.1948 (op.2), 1962 (B-flat), 1964 (no.3 in D), 1983? (op.12))
* Songs my mother taught me (from Gypsy songs), Op.55 No.4 (violin and piano version by Louis Persinger) - ''Persinger d.1966, under copyright everywhere except the US''
*String Quintet op 1 (first pub.1943, so PD-CA,EU only)



=={{Cat|Earl of Westmorland, John Fane}} (1784–1859)==
(See [[wikipedia:John Fane, 11th Earl of Westmorland|Wikipedia]]. Composer and patron of music. Worldcat lists 4 dozen items/musical-score "matches" under "Fane, John"; COPAC, RISM and other databases can be searched as well...)
* La Primavera (cantata after Metastasio. pub.1814)
* Symphony No.1 (in ms, premiered by Lenschow's Germania Orchestra. A reduction was published ca.1846 by Schlesinger.)
* Mass (in ms?) (is this the Missa solenne by him that was published in 1846?)
* Requiem (pub. Welsh & Hawes, ca.1824)
* "Gran sinfonia : esprimente und battaglia nell' opera L'Eroe di Lancastro" (pub. Ricordi, 1830)
* Catherine, or the Austrian captive, an opera in three acts (ca.1830)
* Il Torneo : opera seria (published 1839 ca., Boosey)

=={{Cat|Earl, Mary}} (1862–1932)==
*Flowers and Ferns
*German Airs: Medley Two-Step
*Sesame: Intermezzo Arabian

=={{Cat|Ebel, Arnold}} (1883–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphonische Ouverture : (Appassionata), Op.13 (pub.1914)
*Requiem after Hebbel, Op.17 (pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (I)}} (ca.1500–1576)==
* [titles unknown] compositions in the songbooks of the Danish court chapel of 1541 ms Royal Library Copenhagen
:[rem: the year 1541 seems incorrect because David Ebel sr was at the Danish court from 1551. If the year is correct, these compositions are by yet another David Ebel, possibly the father of David sr. This would also explain the unrealistic alternate death dates of David sr and the unrealistic lifespan of David sr and David jr of before 1520 to 1639]
* In dulce jubilo (Fuga 6 vocum). Motet. Voices. c1556 ms ascribed to Dav. Abell
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630
* Praeambulum (Preludium) in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum (Preludium) pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (II)}} (ca.1576–1639)==
* Currant Ab., Anno 1626. Organ. 1626 ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeludium ex clave G ab Org. Organ ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeambulum in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630

=={{Cat|Ebel, Hermann}} (ca.1550–1616)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Eberlin, Johann Ernst}} (1702–1762)==
* Requiem Full Score
* Toccatas and Fugues Full Scores ( in progress!)
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Ebers, Carl Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Bassoon Concerto, Op.41 (pub.ca.1817)
* Flute Duos, Op.55 (pub.ca.1815)
* Grosse Sinfonie (Concertante), Op.40 (pub.ca.1817)
* Overture, Op.45 (pub.ca.1818)
* Freischütz-Fantaisie, Op.46 (pub.ca.1811, @BSB)
* Beethoven Sym. 3 arr. for double quintet

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Egger, Max}} (1863–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Frau Holda, opera (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Eggert, Joachim Nicolas}} (1779–1813)==
* Sextet (pub.1818 ca., Breitkopf und Härtel)
* Piano Quartet Op.3 (pub.ca.1813, B&H)
* Symphony (not sure which?) (was pub.ca.1815, B&H. Poss. no.3 in {{K|Eb}}?)

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtlied, for violin and orchestra Op. 14 (p.1911)

=={{Cat|Eichberg, Julius}} (1824–1893)==

=={{Cat|Eijken, Johan Albert van}} (1823–1868)==
* Organ works
* Ouvertüre, Entr’-Acte u. Chöre zum Trauerspiel "Lucifer" (after Vondel), Op.40 (pub.1860)

=={{Cat|Eisler, Hanns}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Froissart Overture Op. 19 (full score [London (Novello) 1890])
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Pomp and Circumstance March Op. 39 No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op. 39 No. 6 (Full Score)
:P&C5 in full score is already up, but unfortunately subject to blocking owing to the 95-year copyright in the US, which expires in 2020. P&C6 exists as either unpublished sketch fragments or the full score and parts realised by Anthony Payne, who is still living and would have full rights as co-author, so this is a fairly unrealistic wish. Regards, [[User:Pml|PML]] 9 July 2010
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)
* Go, song of mine, Op. 57 (First edition, London: Novello 1909)
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)

=={{Cat|Ellerton, John Lodge}} (1801–1873) ==
* 3 Quartets, Op.70 (nos.44–46) (pub.1873/74?, Schott)
* 3 Quartets, Op.71 (nos.47–49) (likewise)

=={{Cat|Elmas, Stephan}} (1862–1937)==
*[[Piano Concerto No.3 (Elmas, Stephan)|3rd piano concerto]] (pub.1906?)
*[[Quatuor (Elmas, Stephan)|Piano Quartet in D minor]] (pub.1923, Steingräber - See {{HMBref|1923|111}}, and possibly by 1880s by Wetzler? - see {{WC|637911941}}.)

=={{Cat|Elsner, Józef}} (1769–1854)==
* Oratorio, Męka Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ)
* Masses
* Requiem
* 8 Symphonies
* Keyboard sonatas
* Polonaises with Orchestra

=={{Cat|Emborg, Jens Laursøn}} (1876{{EN}}1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Oktober: String Quartet No.4, Op.42 (pub.ca.1922 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==
*Salamine ("tragédie lyrique en trois actes d'apres les Perses d'Eschyle", pub.Choudens 1926 (vocal score: A.C. 16019), PD-CA presumably)
*In Memoriam, poème pour voix, piano, violon et violoncelle (pub. ca.1909, no publisher noted/by the composer (later taken up by Durand))

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Quartet No. 1, Op. 16 (1909; first perf. 1909; pub. 1965)
* Piano Quartet No. 2, Op. 30 (1944; first perf. 1947; pub. 1968)
* Piano Quintet Op. 29 (1940; first perf. 1964; pub. 1965)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1, Op. 26 in f{{sharp}} minor (1898; first perf. 1899; pub. 1996)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Erb, Marie Josef}} (1858–1944)==
* Suite Op.29 for orch. (Pub. Gebrüder Reinecke, 1894)
* Der Heimweg : Balletspiel in einem Aufzuge, Op.40 (Straube, 1920?)

=={{Cat|Erdmann, Eduard}} (1896–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphony No.1, Op.10 (pub. by Steingräber, 1920)
*An den Frühling for violin and piano, Op.1 (pub.1921, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==
*Organ works

=={{Cat|Erlemann, Gustav}} (1876–1936)==
*Der junge Rhein, Op.2, self-pub.1902
*Geistergruß, Op.6, pub.1905 by Kahnt
*Lieder und Gesänge, Op.10, pub.1920?
*Die Waise. Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Pianoforte, Op.34 (pub.1920?).
*Missa in Es, Op.55 (pub.1935)

=={{Cat|Ertel, Paul}} (1865–1933)==
* Sinfonie Harald (1908 at the latest)
* Quatre impressions de la Suisse, op. 27 (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1913)
* Hebraikon Op 14 for string quartet

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.46 (1907)
*Piano Concerto No.2, Op.68 (composed 1912)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)
*Symphonies 1-3
*Operas including "Thomas Riquiqui" Op.10, "Die zwei Prinzen" Op.15 (published; also, ÖNB has the autograph of this, Mus.Hs.25077 Mus)
*Suite No.2 in large orchestra, Op.75

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts) (first pub. 1977, but uploaded with restriction)
* Brass Quintet No.3 in D{{flat}}, Op.7 (score and parts)
* Brass Quintet No.4 in A{{flat}}, Op.8 (score and parts)

=={{Cat|Eybler, Joseph}} (1765–1846)==
Full scores or manuscripts of:
* HV 8 \ Missa Sancti Bennonis in C minor
* HV 9 \ Missa Sancti Caroli in C minor
* HV 10 \ Missa Sancti Joannis in C minor
* HV 11 \ Missa Sancti Wolfgangi in D minor
* HV 12 \ Missa Sancti Leopoldi in D minor
* HV 26 \ Missa Sancti Ferdinandi in G minor
* HV 28 \ Missa Sanctae Elisabethae in A minor
* HV 34 \ Gloria & Incarnatus for Michael Haydn's Missa in D minor
* HV 35 \ Kyrie ad Missam in Coena Domini in E minor
* HV 37 \ Requiem in C minor
* HV 46 \ Graduale: Os justi meditabitur sapientiam in C minor
* HV 85 \ Offertory: Terra tremuit et quievit in C minor
* HV 86 \ Offertory: Si consistent adversum me castra in C minor
* HV 88 \ Offertory: Domine si observaveris iniquitates in C minor
* HV 92 \ Offertory: Fremit mare cum furore in D minor
* HV 94 \ Offertory: Tremit mare in D minor
* HV 123 \ Hymn: Tristes erant apostoli in C minor
* HV 124 \ Hymn: Iste confessor in D minor
* HV 125 \ Hymn: Ecce quo modo moritur justus in F major
* HV 132 \ De profundis clamavi in G minor
* HV 133 \ Laudate Dominum in A minor
* HV 134 \ Miserere in D minor
* HV 137 \ Die vier letzten Dinge
* HV 138 \ Die Hirten bei der krippe zu Bethlehem
* HV 139 \ Dich Schöpfer sanfter Harmonie
* HV 140 \ Il sacrifizio



=={{Cat|Fabritius, Ernst}} (1842–1899)==
* Violin Concerto in D minor (pub. 1923 by [[Robert Forberg]])

=={{Cat|Facius, Johann Heinrich}} (1760–1806)==
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Cello Concerto No.3
* 6 Cello Sonatas, Op.2 (1802)
* 3 Duos for 2 Cellos, Op.1 (1805)
* Double Concerto for Cello and Oboe (lost?)

=={{Cat|Fährmann, Hans}} (1860–1940)==
Note Wikipedia page - many of this composer's works may simply no longer exist (except as libraries purchased items &c... &c); his main publisher was destroyed in World War II along with all their plates.
* Organ Sonata No. 6 (Op. 24 in G).
* Organ Sonata No. 11 in B-flat (B) Op. 63, Organ Sonata No. 13 "Münster Sonata" in C Op. 73, and Organ Sonata No. 14 and Transcendental Fugue in G Op. 78 were never published and are presumed forever lost (see above comment re publisher plates).
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. A few libraries do have this.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43, 1909 (p.1912)
* Piano Trio in B (H) major, Op.37, 1907 (copy @ Austrian National Library. Copies of both trios @ SLUB.)
* Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (@SLUB though not scanned)
* 3 Ernste Lieder, Op.85 (pub.1935 by Junne)

=={{Cat|Fairchild, Blair}} (1877–1933)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.16 (©1908)
* Rapsodie for piano quintet, Op.21 (©1909)
* A bel-ebat : trois tableaux symphoniques pour orchestre (©1937) (PD-CA-only) (also, 3 Pieces for piano, ©1925 - probably the same piece - don't know if orchestration is by the composer, merely published posthumously?)
* A Love Symphony (©1904)

=={{Cat|Faisst,_Clara}} (1872–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* German Suite in C minor for violin and piano, Op.22 (published 1928 by Müller - HMB 1928, p.118)
* 4 Lieder, Op.1. pub. Heckel, 1894.
* 5 Lieder, Op.4. Leuckart, 1897.
* Melodie nach einer alten Ballade, Op.5. Gebr. Reinecke, 1900.

=={{Cat|Falconio, Placido}} (fl. 1549–1588)==
*''Introitus et Alleluia per omnes festivitates totius anni'' 1575 (supposed to be the first ''basso seguente'')
=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Jota(from 7 Canciones populares Españolas) transcribed for violin and piano
* Suites Populaires Espagnoles for violin and piano
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Vals Capricho – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Cortejo de Gnomos – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Allegro de Concierto – ''first publ. 1986, under copyright worldwide''
* Mazurca en Do Menor – ''first publ. 1992, under copyright worldwide''

=={{Cat|Famintsyn, Aleksandr}} (1841–1896)==
* String quartet no.2 (serenade), op.7 (p.ca.1877)

=={{Cat|Fantini, Girolamo}} (1600–1675)==
* Sonata no.1 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.2 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.3 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.4 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.5 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.6 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.7 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.8 for trumpet and organ

=={{Cat|Farinelli, Giuseppe}} (1769–1836)==
* I riti d'Orfeo
* Messa in re a 4 voci
* Messa in re a 5 voci
* Messa pastorale a 4 voci
* Messa pastorale in sol a 2 voci
* Dixit in do a 2 voci
* Dixit in re a 4 voci
* Te Deum in la a 4 voci
* Te Deum in re a 2 voci
* Improperia per il venerdì santo a 4 voci
* Stabat Mater a 2 voci
* Tobias, oratorio

=={{Cat|Farjeon, Harry}} (1878–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Miniature Piano Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Farkas, Ödön}} (1851–1912)==
Once called Edmund Farkas (Germanization)
* String Quartet in G minor (pub. {{HMBref|1905|577}}-1905- Heilbronn: Schmidt.)

=={{Cat|Farrar, Ernest Bristow}} (1885–1918)==
* Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass
* Three Chorale Preludes
* Fantasy Prelude
* Elegy
* A Wedding Piece

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Léonce}} (1873–1903)==
(flourishing dates? please replace with better information when available)
* Op.42 Air de ballet pour orchestra (pub.ca.1903)
* Horace et Lydie, scène (translated from Horace, pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Louise}} (1804–1875)==
* Complete Piano Works (some of these published - e.g. op.7 in 1832, op.9 and op.12 in 1834, op.17 in 1836, op.21 in 1838, op.41 in ca.1858, op.42 in 1856, "La grand mère" in 1837)
* Nonet Op.38 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library - Fétis gives as not published; has been published in the 20th century however.)
* 3rd symphony (1847) ("first finale" - manuscript - at BNF. not yet scanned as of mid-12-2010.) ([http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb396854389/PUBLIC BNF]; there are, I think, 2 recorded versions of this symphony? both, I believe, use the other finale. ) (and other two symphonies?)
* Violin Sonatas
* Clarinet Trio Op.44
* Piano Trio Op.33
* Piano Trio op. 34

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F: 1 \ Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:e 1 \ German Mass in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:g 1 \ Missa brevis in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv I:L 1 \ Laetatus sum in F sharp minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 1 \ Suite for 2 flutes, 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 2 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 4 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 3 \ Suite for chalumeau, 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 6 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:e 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1a \ Suite for 2 flutes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 2 \ Suite for 3 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 7 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Concerti in minor keys not already in library

=={{Cat|Fauchard, Auguste}} (1881–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Première Symphonie en mi pour orgue (1925)
* Deuxième Symphonie en ré pour orgue (1928-29)
* Le Mystère de Noël pour orgue, variations sur «Jesu redemptor omnium» (1940)
* Troisième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie mariale» (1941)
* Quatrième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie eucharistique», sur des thèmes grégoriens au Saint-Sacrement (1944-45)
* Messe Sainte Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus pour choeur et orgue (1947)
* Choral pour orgue (publié en 1951)
* Choral et fugue sur Ave maris stella
* Vexilla regis pour orgue
* In memoriam pour orgue

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* ''Libera Me'' from '''''Requiem''''' (Original 1877 version for Baritone and Organ) - Full Score/Manuscript
* Violin Concerto (1878-79) ор.14 (1st movement) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Feinberg, Samuil}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Full Score) 
(re PD-US status: Worldcat, anyway, only seems to list 3 works published in 1922 - opp. 5, 8 and 9. op.1, 2, 7, 10, 11 came out in 1923 or 1924 (as did a revised edition of op.5?). opp.13, 15 - which are not on this list, I know- listed in July 1925 HMB. worth checking HMB and scores to do a better and closer study than the cursory one I've done though, opp. 2,7,10 and 11 might still be PD-US. - Schissel

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Gottfried von}} (1857–1924)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.30
* String Quartet, Op.42 (all 3 in ms?)

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Reinhold}} (1848–1912)==
* Doh ha 'meer der Rään, Karnevals-Marschlied, Op.4711 (?) Pub. 1906 by Tonger

=={{Cat|Fenney, William}} (1891–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Dawn, Op.16, poem for orchestra (pub.1915)
* In Shadow, Op.15, poem for small orchestra (pub.1915)
* Fieldside, Suite for piano, Op.28 (pub.1921)
* Pastoral for orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1915)
* Tragic Poem for small orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses
* Andromaca, complete score

=={{Cat|Fernandez, Aires}} (fl. 1590)==
* Te lucis ante terminum
* Circundederunt me
* Alma redemptoris mater
* Benedicamus Domino
* Nunc dimittis
* Posuerunt super caput

=={{Cat|Fernström, John}} (1897–1961)==
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* String quartet no. 3, op.23 (pub.1944??)
* Chaconne for cello and piano, op.31 (©1940)

=={{Cat|Ferrandini, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1791)==
* Cantatas for Passion
* Op. 25 Sinfonias

=={{Cat|Ferroni, Vincenzo}} (1858–1934)==
*Rhapsodie espagnole p. Orchestra, Op.8 (pub.1895 by Oertel, Hanover) (exists at least in a 1918 Schirmer edition "Spanish Rhapsody" edited? by Otto Langey (1851–1922))
*Fieramosca : dramma lirico in tre att (pub.ca.1904) (librettist Massimo d'Azeglio - 1798–1866))

=={{Cat|Fesca, Friedrich Ernst}} (1789–1826)==
*Symphonies
*Cantemire (libretto- text by {{LinkName|Alexander von|Dusch I}} - has been scanned by SLUB, but opera is lacking online?...)

=={{Cat|Fesch, Willem de}} (1678–1761)==
*Op.6, Sonaten für Soloinstrument und B.c. (1730)
*Op.9, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (Walsh/London 1739)
*Op.11, Duette für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1743)
*Op.12, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1748)
*Op.13, Sonaten für Violoncello und B.c. (1750)

=={{Cat|Fétis, François-Joseph}} (1784–1871)==
*Fétis edition of some CPE Bach piano works (pub.ca.1850 by Schonenberger)

=={{Cat|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Gottfried}} (ca.1660–1730)==
* Fugue for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Fink, Christian}} (1831–1911)==
* 7? Organ sonatas (numbering is confusing. op.83 "no.5"? from 1898.)

=={{Cat|Finke, Fidelio Friedrich}} (1891–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
(until 2019)
* Schauspiel-Ouvertüre (premiered? 1920) (?. NZM 1920 p324. maybe published later though.)
* Romantische Suite (pub.1921)
* Marionetten-Musiken. Klavier zweihändig. (pub.1922)
* Intermezzo für Klavier zu zwei Händen (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Harpsichord Suites
* Pièces de Clavessin (1696)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Büchlein (1698)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Strauss (vor 1736)
* Musikalischer Parnassus (ca. 1738)

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)
* Piano Trio, pub.1903

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Jerzy}} (1903–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(son of Grzegorz)
* String Quartet No.2 / Concerto for String Orchestra (1928, pub.1931)
* Quintet for winds and trombone (pub.1931)
* Violin Concerto (pub.1931?)
* Cello concerto (pub.1932)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (pub.1933)
* Nocturne for Orchestra (4/1945; premiered 3/28/1946, New York; published 1950)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Wiegenlied,_Op.7_(Fitzenhagen,_Wilhelm) Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7]
*String Quartet in D-minor, Op. 23 (Full score and parts)
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Ave Maria for 4 Cellos, Op.41
*Die Spinnerin (Spinnlied) No.2 for 4 Cellos, Op.59
*Sarabande by J.S.Bach for 4 Cellos, Op.64

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8 -- do these exist in a PD form? Published as "Six Solos" in 1758.
* Overtures, Op.3 (pub.1771)

=={{Cat|Flament, Édouard}} (1880–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 1st Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.14 (1903, pub.1915? by C.Selva)
* 3 Mélodrames for small orch. (pub.1919 or so)
* Elegie pour orchestra (Evette & Schaeffer, [1920])
* Fantaisie pour basson, violon & violoncelle, Op.54 (©1922)

=={{Cat|Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre}} (1821–1895)==
* 10 Piano Pieces (pub.ca.1884)
* Rêverie for violin or cello & piano (pub.1895/6, [[E. Baudoux]])

=={{Cat|Flégier, Ange}} (1846–1927)==
* Prélude & danse for violin and piano (pub.1873, [[Durand]])

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==

=={{Cat|Flor, Christian}} (1626–1697)==
* Passion Oratorio 1667
* any Cantatas
* any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Florio, Caryl}} (1843–1920)==
* Symphony No.1 in G (manuscript, 1887-09, at Free Library Philh. & NYPL.)
* Symphony No.2 in C minor (manuscript, 1887-12. Arrangement of Quartet No.1.)
* Piano Concerto in A{{flat}} (1875/1915)
* String Quartet No.1 in C minor (1877)
* String Quartets 2 in F, 3 in D

=={{Cat|Flügel, Gustav}} (1812–1900)==
* Organ works including Organ sonata Op.83 in E (pub.1881)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in B minor, Op.7 (first pub.1846, soon republished in a new edition, seems lost?)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in B{{flat}}, Op.13 (first pub.1846) (may be downloadable from Szczecin)
* Sonatine No.7, Op.54 in C (pub.1859)

=={{Cat|Fodor, Carel Anton}} (1768–1846)==
* Piano Sonata in F sharp major, Op.2 No.2, ed. J.J Hummel, 1793
* Piano Sonatas Op.2 No.1 and 3.

=={{Cat|Foerster, Adolph Martin}} (1854–1927)==
* Thusnelda, Op.10 (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1881)
* Piano Quartet No.1 in {{K|Eb}}, Op.21 (Leipzig: Kahnt, 1888)
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.29 (Berlin: Challier & Co., 1894)
* Suite No.2, Op.47 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Prelude to Goethe's 'Faust', Op.48 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Trio-Serenade, Op.61 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Piano Trio in D major, Op.83 (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)
* The Enchanter's Dream (Des Zauberers Traum), Op.85 for string orchestra (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.1, Op.15 (p.1898, Junne)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.61 (p.1914. Qt 2 wasn't pub. until 1927.)
* Jessika, opera, published 1910 in reduction

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)
* The Wreck of the Hesperus, op. 17 (Boston: Arthur Schmidt, 1888) -- copies at U Chicago, U Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, U Michigan, Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh), Carnegie Mellon U, Westminster Choir College

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Forgues, Émile}} (1823–1883)==
*'''Les Pathétiques''': 12 grandes études de concert, for pf., (Paris: Flaxland, 1862?). Containing Opp. 10-21. 
**''This work is available from the Research Division at New York Public Library:'' Call number:'' *MYD | Forgues, Emile, 1823 | [Les pathetiques] Les Pathetiques: 12 Grandes etudes de concert.'']'' 

*'''Fantaisie sur le Stabat de Rossini''', for pf., (Paris: E. Troupenas, 1844)

=={{Cat|Forino, Luigi}} (1868–1936)==
* 4 Preghiere (Prayers) for 4 cellos, op.27 - (note: does opus 27 contain all 4 or just no. 3 which [[Preghiere No.3, Op.27 (Forino, Luigi)|is here]]? a worldcat.org search for scores by Forino detects only no.3 but that could mean anything. - Schissel ''Answer to Schlissel'note'': surely opus 27 contains 4 "Preghiere", as the line under the composer's name on the score reads "Op.27 N.3" which I'm sure means that it is the third piece of opus 27 considered as a whole of four pieces; if you were right, the line would have instead read "N.3, Op.27", or "Op.27 (N.3)". - Ashaam) (answer in the composer's category page - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Forneret, Xavier}} (1809–1884)==
(See [[wikipedia:Xavier Forneret|Wikipedia]])
*Pluie, valse (violin & piano) (pub.1873)
*La musette, duo (violin & piano) (pub.1872)

=={{Cat|Fornerod, Aloÿs}} (1890–1965)==
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* 3 Motets, Op.2 (pub.1920)
* Violin Sonata in B, Op.11 (pub.1926) (@ Sibley but restricted for some time)
* Concert pour deux violons et piano, Op.16 (ca.1942)
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (ca.1950)

=={{Cat|Förster, Alban}} (1849–1916)==
* Symphony in E (pub.1888/89, Richter & Hopf; 1899, Lehne. Copy at Schlossmuseum, Sondershausen, elsewhere, NYPL offsite...)
* Piano Trios (in C, G and A (the last in autograph, the first two published)) - in C Op.61 we have? No.2 Op.172 is in D, no.3 is as noted unpublished. No.5 in F we do have.
* Trio No.4 in light style in F, Op.174 (pub.1906)
* Concert overture Frühlingsklänge Op.80 (ÖNB has a copy)

=={{Cat|Förster, Kaspar}} (1616–1673)==
* 3 Oratorios
* 35 Sacred Concertos (Cantatas)
* Sonata a 7

=={{Cat|Forsyth, Cecil}} (1870–1941)==
* Viola Concerto in G Minor: Score, orchestral parts and/or piano reduction. A set with the orchestral material can be found in the Fleisher Collection at the Free Library of Philadelphia (http://know.freelibrary.org/), should anyone in the vicinity be kindly able to scan it. -- we have part of this now, increasingly..
* Kubla Khan. Cantata for men's voices, unaccompanied, the words selected from Coleridge's poem (©1913?)
*The luck of Eden Hall (choral ballad. ©1922) (also set by Robert Schumann)

=={{Cat|Förtsch, Johann Philipp}} (1652–1732)==
* Sacred Concertos
* 32 Canons on Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, 1680
* Canon perpetuus a 4 on the same chorale
* Counterpoint studies
* Triple fugue
* Musicalischer Compositions Tractat
* Von den dreyfachen Contrapunkten

=={{Cat|Foulds, John}} (1880–1939)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6
*Lento e Scherzetto for cello and orchestra, Op. 12
*Cello Concerto in G major, Op. 17
*Two Concert Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 25
*Badinage for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)
*The World Requiem: Vocal and Full Score

=={{Cat|Fowles, Leonard Nowell}} (1870–1939)==
*A memory, for violin and piano or for organ (pub.1913/1917)
*2 Viola Sonatas (No.2 premiered Dec.1896, London, Hobday (viola)/Fowles (piano). Ms if not lost?)
*2 sketches for the organ (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Franchomme, Auguste}} (1808–1884)==
* Nocturnes Opus 15 for two cellos (or solo cello with accompaniment of a second cello?)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Quae est ista FWV63
* Messe Solennelle FWV59
* "Les sept paroles du Christ sur la croix"
* Piano duet arrangement (Hamelle) of [[String Quartet (Franck, César)|String Quartet]]

=={{Cat|Franck, Eduard}} (1817–1893)==
* Cello sonata op.6 (Stern, 1846)
* Concert-overture op.12 in E{{flat}} (Bote & Bock, 1848) (score plate 1216)
* Piano Trio op.11 (Guttentag, 1848)
* Piano concerto in D minor op.13 (Guttentag, 1850) (new edition (urtext) issued 2013)
* String quintet op.15 in E minor (Bote & Bock, 1850)
* Fantaisie for orchestra, op.16 (Schlesinger, 1851)
* Violin sonata no.1 in C minor op.19 (Schloss, 1853)
* Violin sonata no.2 in A op.23 (Schloss, 1860)
* Piano trio no.1 in E{{flat}} op.22 (Schloss, 1860)
* Symphony no.1 op.47 in A (Trautwein, 1860?, pub.1882)
* Symphony no.2 op.52 in B{{flat}} (composed 1883?, poss. unpublished)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet No.2 in E-flat
* String Quartet no.3 op.55 in C minor (pub.1899, Schlesinger)
* Violin concerto no.2 op.57 ( poss. unpublished)
* Piano trio op.58 in D (pub.1898, Schlesinger) (plate 8094)

=={{Cat|Franck, Richard}} (1858–1938)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Violin sonata no.2 Op. 35
* Piano trios Op. 20, Op. 32 (Op.32 @ÖNB)
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903) (@ÖNB)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)
* Piano Sonata No.3, Op.51 (pub.1910?)
* Violin Concerto Op.43 (pub.1906)
* Concert-Ouverture (Wellen des Meeres und der Liebe) für grosses Orchester Op.21 (@ ÖNB)
* Liebesidyll Amor und Psyche Op.40 (@ÖNB)
* Suite for orchestra Op.30 (ditto)
* Symphonic fantasy Op.31 (ditto)
* Dramatic overture Op.37 (ditto)

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1889)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22) (B minor acc. to entry in Royal Dutch Library)
*String Quartet No.2 Op.31 (pub. Richault, plate 6520R, around 1841? (Worldcat)- later if the dates in the [[Richault]] table around there are right, but they really need double-checking.) (parts at Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam )

=={{Cat|Franz, Robert}} (1815{{EN}}1892)==
*Psalm 117 (Lobet den Herrn) for 2 choruses, Op.19 (published by [[F. Whistling]], 1855)
*6 Gesänge, Op.22 (Senff, 1855)

=={{Cat|Freislich, Johann Balthasar Christian}} (1687–1764)==
* ''Passio Christi'' (Brockes-Passion)
* Matthäus-Passion

=={{Cat|Freitas Branco, Luís de}} (1890–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto (1916)
* Alentejo Suite No. 1 (1919)
* Alentejo Suite No. 2 (1927)
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1927?, Sassetti)
* Cello Sonata (©1927)
* String Quartet (pub. 1927)
* Earlier? violin sonata, pub. 1909/10, Pabst ({{HMBref|1910|4}})

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* ''Liber secundus diversarum modulationum singulus, binis, ternis, quaternisque vocibus'' (Rome: Andrea Fei, 1627)

=={{Cat|Frederick II}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Friedrich Hofmeister]])
*Tanzidyllen for piano, Op.9 (pub. 1906 by Tanner)

=={{Cat|Fried, Oskar}} (1871–1941)==
*Prelude and Fugue, Op.10
*Adagio & Scherzo, Op.2
*Verklärte Nacht, für Mezzosopran und Tenor mit Orchester, op.9 (pub.1904)
*Hänsel und Gretel fantasy for orchestra (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Fröber, Christoph Gottlieb}} (1704–1759)==
* Brockes-Passion

=={{Cat|Fröhlich, Friedrich Theodor}} (1803–1836)==
* Ouvertüre zu Passionsmusiken f-Moll (1835)
* Totenfeier (1829)
* Stabat mater (dt.) (1829)
* Weihnachtskantate (1830)
* Passionskantate (1831)

=={{Cat|Frühling, Carl}} (1868–1937)==
*Sonata, op. 22, for cello and piano
*String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 25
*Piano Trio in E-flat major, op. 32
*Watteau, Ballet-Pantomime (ÖNB has a copy)
*Schlummerlied: „Schlaf’ du, mein Söhnchen, so schlafe doch ein“ (pub.1899 by Gutmann. Plate 16205?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Albert}} (1858–1910)==
*String quartet in E minor, Op.40 (pub. Kahnt in 1904) (LoC has, BSB has, Sibley/Rochester has just received as a gift)
*Piano Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1887)
*Violin Concerto, Op.25 (pub.1904)
*Cello Sonata, Op.27 (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Richard}} (1887–1947)==
*Tarantelle for violin and piano, Op.79 (1901) (possibly by a different Richard Fuchs?)
(Other works at [http://www.richardfuchs.org.nz/compositions.php Richard Fuchs compositions] but seem to have been published too recently?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Robert}} (1847–1927)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Eglogue, Op. 5
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* 7 Lieder Op. 52
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* Marienblumen (womens' choir and harp or piano)
* String Quartet No.5 (Amont-Quartet, 1925) (may not exist, but listed in the ONB catalog. Someone want to have a look?)
* Violin Sonata no.2 in D major, Op.33 (yay for the others :) )

=={{Cat|Füchs, Ferdinand Karl}} (1811–1848)==
(Also Ferdinand Carl Füchs, F.C. Füchs/Fuechs)
* Opera "Guttenberg" (overture published 1847)
* Souvenir à Mdlle Thérèse Milanollo. Chant for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1844)
* Concertino p. Cor chromatique, Op.17 (pub.1843)

=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Adolfo}} (1828–1856)==
In general looking for all his piano works
* École Moderne du Pianiste : recueil de 24 morceaux caracteristiques for piano, Op. 100
* Le prophete : grande fantaisie de bravoure for piano, op. 43
* Grande Fantaisie Militaire for piano, Op. 60
=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Polibio}} (1830–1900)==
* Marcia Brillante, No.2 of {{NoComp|6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80|Fumagalli,_Polibio}}

=={{Cat|Funcke, Friedrich}} (1642–1699)==
* Trostvolle Geschichte der sig- und freudenreichen Auferstehung Jesu Christi, 1665
* Die geschichte von dem selig machenden Leiden und Sterben unseres süssesten Heilands Jesu Christi (Lukas-Passion), 1683
* Litania divisa in 8 v. et Instr. in duos Choros
* 43 Melodien des Stadt-Lüneburgischen Gesangbuchs von 1686
* Janua latino-germanico ad artem Musicam, clavibus facilioribus in usum scholae, 1680

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Anton Bernhard}} (1792–1852)==
* Flöten-schule, Op. 42 (1826)
* Die Kunst des Flötenspiels, Op.138 (1844)

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Kaspar}} (1772–1819)==
* 5 Little Duets
* 4 Little Duets

=={{Cat|Furuhjelm, Erik}} (1883–1964)==
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(bio at [[wikipedia:fi:Erik Furuhjelm|Wikipedia (Finnish)]]. Sibelius' first? biographer)
* String Quintet in C minor (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Fux, Johann Joseph}} (ca.1660–1741)==
* Any Masses (K 1-50) for Christmas, Holy Week, or in minor keys
* K 51 Requiem et Kyrie a 5
* K 52 Dies irae a 5
* K 53 Domine Jesu Christe a 5
* K 54 Libera me Domine
* K 55 Requiem
* K 56 Requiem
* K 57 Dies irae
* Any Vespers or Psalms in minor keys (K 58-114)
* Any Litanies or Completorien in minor keys (K 115-136)
* K 137-148 (Graduals)
* Any Offertories in minor keys (K 149-172)
* Any Motets in minor keys (K 173-184)
* Any hymns in minor keys (K 185-290)
* K 291 La fede sacrilega nella morte del Precursor S. Giov. Battista, Oratorium 1714
* K 292 La Donne Forte nella Madre de' Sette Maccabei, Oratorio 1715
* K 293 Il Fonte della salute, aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario, Componimento sacro 1716
* K 294 Il Trionfo della Fede. Oratorio in 2 parti 1716
* K 295 Il Disfacimento di Sisara. Oratorio a 5 1717
* K 296 Cristo nell' orto. Oratorio 1718
* K 297 Gesù Cristo negato da Pietro. Oratorio 1719
* K 298 La Cena del Signore. Oratorio in 2 Parti, L'anno 1720 1720
* K 299 Il Testamento di nostro Signor Gesù Cristo sul Calvario. Oratorio in 2 parti 1726
* K 300 La Desposizione dalla Croce di Gesù Cristo Salvator nostro. Componimento sacro per Musica al SSmo Sepolcro 1728
* Any Partitas, Sinfonias, Overtures, or Sonatas or Septet in minor keys (K 319-397)
* K 395-397 Sonatas pastorale a 3
* Gradus Ad Parnassum in English
* Oratorium Germanicum de Passione 1731
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A World Requiem, Op.60 (Foulds, John)

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|Work Title=A World Requiem
|Alternative Title=A world requiem : for soprano, contralto, tenor and baritone soli, small chorus of boys and youths, full chorus, orchestra and organ
|Opus/Catalogue Number=Op.60
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|Movements Header=10 movements in 2 parts
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*'''Part 1'''
:I. Requiem
:II. Pronuntiatio
:III. Confessio
:IV. Jubilatio
:V. Audite
:VI. Pax
:VII. Consolatio
:VIII. Refutatio
:IX. Lux Veritatis
:X. Requiem
*'''Part 2'''
:XI. Laudamus
:XII. Elysium
:XIII. In Pace
:XIV. Angeli
:XV. Vox Dei
:XVI. Adventus
:XVII. Vigilate
:XVIII. Promissio et Invocatio
:XIX. Benedictio
:XX. Consummatus
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|Dedication={{LinkDed|Maud|MacCarthy}}
|First Performance=1923/11/11
|Year/Date of Composition=1919-21
|Year of First Publication=1923 {{EN}} London: [[W. Paxton & Co.]]
|Librettist={{sb}}
:{{LinkLib|Maud|MacCarthy}} (1882-1967) Bible {{LinkLib|John|Bunyan}} (1628-1688) {{LinkLib|Kabir}} (15th Century)
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|Piece Style=Early 20th century
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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
=={{Cat|Caccini, Giulio}} (1551–1618)==
*[[Nuove musiche e nuova maniera di scriverle (Caccini, Giulio)]] is startlingly incomplete; 1614 print is desired. 

=={{Cat|Caetani, Roffredo}} (1871–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.9
* Piano Trio, Op.5
* Violin Sonata in B-flat, Op.6 (published 1899)
* 12 Variations on a Prelude by Chopin, Op.7 (pub. 1898 by Schott)
* Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (published ca.1901)
* La commedia d'un musicista for piano (poss. pub. ca.1914?)

=={{Cat|Caldara, Antonio}} (1670–1736)==
* Maddalena ai piedi di Cristo (Oratorio, c. 1700)
* Medea in Corinto (Cantata, 1711, manuscript or first edition)
* Santo Stefano, primo Re d'Ungheria (Oratorio, 1713)
* La Conversione di Clodoveo Re di Francia (Oratorio, 1715)
* Il Re del dolore (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* Cristo condannato (Oratorio, lib. Parlati, 1717)
* Morte e sepoltura di Cristo (Oratorio, lib. F. Fozio, 1724)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, lib. Metastasio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* Missa Matri dolorosa; Missa Laetere; Missa pro Defunctorum; etc.
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701
* 4 volumi di composizioni per clavicembalo
* 23 fughe con variazione
* capriccio
* arpeggio
* Proba organistica

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==
* Quintet for flute and strings, Op.79 (MauC 3)
* IX Favorit Gesaenge für Vier Singstimmen (TTBB), Op.10 (Call was known for his men's choruses, and is said to have helped make the genre popular)
* also Opp.109, 110 (likewise sets of men's choruses - expand our collection...)
* Serenade for flute, guitar, and string trio, Op.9 (pub.1804, Bureau des Arts).

=={{Cat|Callaerts, Joseph}} (1838–1901)==
* Canzonetta for pf., Op.9 (pub. by Schott, 1875)
* Piano Trio, Op.16
* Piano Sonata, Op.3
* Symphony in C major (ca.1877) (there is a copy of the parts - manuscript? - at Artesis Plantijn Hoges. ...)
* Symphony, Op.13 (BSB has reduction, pub. by Schott. Not digitized as yet). This may be the Symphony in C minor performed from manuscript during the Fêtes musicales of 1880 in Brussels, see {{GoogleB|4eU8AAAAMAAJ|PP32|Le Guide Musical: Revue Internationale de la Musique}} (22 Janvier 1880 issue))
* Concertos: for organ and orchestra (pub. Schott, 1920s)
**also, violin concertpiece in E (ms. score and parts in Fleisher Collection)
* 15 Improvisations for organ, Op.1 (pub. Heugel, 1858)

=={{Cat|Campbell-Tipton, Louis}} (1877–1921)==
* Tone poems for voice and piano, Op.3 (pub.1904?)
* 2 Jester Songs, Op.31 (one available @ BSU collection in an anonymous transcription)
* 2 Songs to Words by Whitman, Op.33 (©1918)
* Romanza appassionata : duo pour violon et piano, op.2
* Suite pastorale for violin and piano, Op.27 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* ''Triptyque for voice and orchestra'' (1914); piano-vocal score: Deiss & Crépin, 1924; orchestral score: R. Deiss, 1929

=={{Cat|Caplet, André}} (1878–1925)==
*''Myrrha'', Prix de Rome Cantata
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Quintet for Winds and Piano (pub. 1996) (dated 1899 autograph manuscript is at BNF)

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883, dedicated to Prof. Door. One of 8+ sonatas, {{sb}})
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*Piano Trio in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886. At BSB undigitized- request??)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896. Ms dated 1894 - same work? @ ÖNB)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*String quartet in A minor (manuscript @ÖNB)
*String quartet in F (manuscript dated 1901 @ÖNB)
*String quintets in E minor and F major (")
*8? violin sonatas (at least some published, some in manuscript @ÖNB)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Piano sonata in B-flat minor (Robitschek?)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42 (pub.1910-or-11)
*Sinfonietta in A-flat (manuscript @ÖNB)
*Berg-Symphonie (")
*Symphony in C minor and D major (")
*Piano Quintet in A-flat (manuscript dated 1902 @ ÖNB)
*Opera Hero und Leander (pub.)

=={{Cat|Carrillo, Julián}} (1875–1965)==
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*Preludio a Colón (1924)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==

=={{Cat|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==

* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score
* Serenate op.46 (1930), full score and parts
* Ricercare sul nome Guido M. Gatti (1942), for piano

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (1880–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1880–1905; above are floruit dates) is apparently distinct from {{Cat|Casorti, Alessandro}} (1830–67). “b.1908” cannot be a birth year; Bogentechnik is apparently 19th century. [[User:Pml|PML]] 1 February 2011
*The Techniques Of Bowing, Op. 50

=={{Cat|Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Mario}} (1895–1968)==
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* Alghe
* Capitan Fracassa, Op.16 (©1921)
* Cipressi, Op.17 (©1921)
* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi (©1920)
* I Naviganti
* Questo fu il Carro della Morte (©1916)
* Il Raggio Verde
* Stelle Cadenti (©1919)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz) (pub.1954 or n.d.[1954])
* String Quartet in G (comp.1929, ©1931) (first of 3 numbered quartets, others are in ms.)
* Concerto italiano : in sol minore (©1926)

=={{Cat|Castro, Ricardo}} (1864–1907)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.22 (Hofmeister, pub.1905/6)
*Cello Concerto in C minor (1895), Full score and Parts.
*Oithana, Op.55

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score
* Scherzo-Tarantella - Piano score

=={{Cat|Catenhusen, Ernst}} (1833–1918)==
([[wikipedia:de:Ernst Catenhusen|German Wikipedia]] has 1841 to 1918, but VIAF gives 1833)
* Psalm 88 in D minor
* Concert overture in G major (both manuscripts at Landesbibliothek Coburg, the overture an autograph (that is, not a fair copy). Attribution of the overture not definite.)

=={{Cat|Catherine, Georges}} (1872–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Scale Study, 2 Vol. (cited by A. Bachmann; probably not under copyright in the US)

=={{Cat|Ceillier, Laurent}} (1887–1925)==
* Pièces pour Anne-Marie : 6 petites pièces à 4 mains pour de grands enfants (pub. 1913)

=={{Cat|Celega, Nicolò}} (1844–1906)==

* Minuet for strings, op.240

=={{Cat|Cellier, Alexandre}} (1883–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Suite Symphonique
* Eglises et Paysages
* Pelerinages
* Trois Chorals
* Prelude et Fugue
* Choral-Prelude sur Psaume 65
* Theme et Variations sur le Psaume 149

=={{Cat|Centola, Ernesto}} (1862–1934)==
* Op.51 Concertino, pub.1909

=={{Cat|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.1 - Etude in A flat major for Piano
*Op.3 - Scherzo-Etude for Piano
*Op.4 - Caprice-Etude for Piano
*Op.109 - Cinquieme valse "Militaire"
*Op.30 - Scarf Dance for piano - Air de Ballet #3 (pubs. Enoch & Cie, G.Schirmer)

=={{Cat|Chansarel, René}} (1864–1945)==
*Nocturne for cello and piano (pub. 1905, [[Grus]])
*Suite "En Toscane" for piano

=={{Cat|Chapí, Ruperto}} (1851–1909)==
*String Quartets 1{{EN}}4 (early editions (poss. pub. 190x?), not the 1998 new edition)

=={{Cat|Chapuis, Auguste}} (1858–1933)==
*Cello Sonata (pub.1919)
*Enguerrande. Drame lyrique en quatre actes d'après le poème dramatique de Emile Bergerat. Poème de Victor Wilder. (pub.1892)
*Les Demoiselles de St. Cyr. Comédie Musicale en quatre actes d'après la pièce d'Alexandre Dumas. Poème de A. Lénéka. (pub.1921)

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Mors Saulis et Jonathae, H.403
* Sans frayeur dans ce bois, chaconne for soprano & continuo, H. 467 (first edition if possible)
* Caecilia, Virgo et Martyr, H.413
* Epitaphium Carpentarii H. 474 (cantata for 6 voices & continuo, manuscript or first edition if possible)
* In honorem Sancti Ludovici regis Galliae, H. 332 (manuscript or first edition if possible)
* [[In nativitatem Domini canticum, H.414 (Charpentier, Marc-Antoine)|In nativitatem Domini Nostri Jesu Christi Canticum, histoire sacrée for 4 voices, chorus, 2 treble instruments & continuo, H. 414]] (manuscript or first edition)
* Sacrificium Abrahae, H. 402 (manuscript or first edition)
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{Cat|Cherubini, Luigi}} (1760–1842)==
* Les Abencérages (1813; Vocal Score or Full Score)

=={{Cat|Chevillard, Camille}} (1859–1923)==
*Le chène et le roseau: poème symphonique, d'après la fable de la Fontaine, Op.7 (pub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Chinzer, Giovanni}} (1700–1749)==
* The Hunt for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Chop, Max}} (1862–1929)==
* Reznicek, sein Leben und seine Werke (p1920)
* Führer durch Franz Liszt’s sinfonische Dichtungen (p1894)
* Suite ''Der Heimat'' for orch. (p1901)

=={{Cat|Chopin, Frédéric}} (1810–1849)==
* Galop (1846) [probably Galop Marquis, which is already uploaded.]
* Andantino animato (1845)
* Prelude in F (1845)
* Nocturen Opus 9 no. 2 in Eb Major (Arranged for Guitar) full score (1830-1832)
* Mazur in G (Jakiez kwiaty, jakie wianki) (On the setting of a poem by Ignac Maciejowski) (August 22, 1829)
* Preludes opus 28, edited by Paderewski.
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.35 arranged for 2 pianos, 4 hands by Camille Saint-Saëns (Durand, 1907)

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{Cat|Chvála, Emanuel}} (1851–1924)==
* String Quartet in C minor (published 1898)

=={{Cat|Chwatal, Franz Xaver}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano Duet Sonata, Op.15 (pub.1839 or ca.1832? by Schuberth)
* 3 Sonatines, Op.64 (Heinrichshoften, pub.1848)
* Introduction and Var. on a theme from the opera "Der Bergmönch", Op.11 (pub.1836, repub.2005)
* Weihnachts-Symphonie, Op.183 (toy symphony) (pub.1864)

=={{Cat|Ciandelli, Gaetano}} (1791?–1840?)==
* Basso Concerto Di Violoncello (1811)
* Composizioni strumentali in G Major for cello (1791)
* Concerto Ciaudelli Concerto per Violoncello Solo and Orchestra in C Major (1811)
* Scherzo for Cello and Orch (Piano) (Sopra alcuni pensieri della Linda di Chamounix)

=={{Cat|Cilea, Francesco}} (1866–1950)==
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* Adriana Lecouvreur (1903, opera), full score
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* [[Concerto for 2 Flutes in G major, G.1077 (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Concerto for two flutes in G major]]
* [[Keyboard Sonatas (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Keyboard works]]
* [[Il maestro di cappella (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il maestro di cappella]], full score
* [[Il pittore parigino (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Il Pittore parigino]], vocal score
* [[Requiem in G minor (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Missa pro defunctis in sol minore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (1799)
* Messa in do minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Messa in re minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (Vienna)
* [[Messe pour l'Avent et le Carême (Cimarosa, Domenico)|Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore]] per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Magnificat in D full score

=={{Cat|Clapisson, Louis}} (1808–1866)==
* Horn and piano duo, Op.55 in E{{flat}} (pub.1831 by Richault)
* Ave Verum in B (H-dur) (4 voices) (ms copy at Brussels)

=={{Cat|Clapp, Philip Greeley}} (1888–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* O Gladsome Light (pub.1908)
* Suite for Brass (pub.1938, PD-CA?)
* Opera The Flaming Brand (pub.1954, PD-CA?)
* Symphonies (12+2 unnumbered early?) (published? or all only in manuscript? Broadcasts exist of several of them.)
* A Chant of Darkness (pub.1934, song to words by Helen Keller) (PD-CA?)
* Suite for Trombone Quartet (pub.1939)
(&c?)

=={{Cat|Clarke, Hamilton}} (1840–1912)==
*Flute Sonata n.2, Op.153 (p.1883?)
*String Quartet in A op.246 (ca.1895)

=={{Cat|Claussmann, Aloÿs}} (1850–1926)==
* Organ works / Œuvres pour orgue

=={{Cat|Clemens non Papa, Jacobus}} (ca.1510–1556)==
* Missa Pastores quidnam vidisits

=={{Cat|Clement, Franz}} (1780–1842)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.4 (pub.ca.1804/5) (recently reissued and collected into full score in a 2005 A-R Editions pub.)
*Piano Quartet "Grand Quatuor" (pub.ca.1804)
*Piano Concerto Op.5 (pub.1803)

=={{Cat|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Symphonies
* Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coenen, Johannes Meinardus}} (1825–1899)==
*Symphony in B minor (pub. 1867. {{RISMc|701000293|B-Br Ms II 4106 Mus Fétis 3087}} - description of Belgian Library ms copy)
*Clarinet Concertino in B{{flat}} (1882, Seeling)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)
*Hiawatha, Op.18, symphonic poem (p.1894)
*Nancy Thatcher, Op.40, opera (ms, 1897 @ Connecticut College)
*2 Songs, Op.35/69?, p.1895
*3 Little Piano Trios, Op.62
*Mass in D minor, Op.53 (pub.1902)
*String Quartet, Op.19 ("Aria" pub.1894)
*Excalibur for orchestra, Op.180 (pub.1931 though poss. "n.d." Orch. score at LoC, materials at FLP.)

=={{Cat|Cohan, George}} (1878–1942)==
* Star Spangled Spectacular (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel}} (1875–1912)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Nonet in F minor, Op.2 (performed publicly in 1894 with a public review in Musical Times so manuscript if scanned may be PD? don't know.- Schissel)

=={{Cat|Colombi, Giuseppe}} (1635–1694)==
* Chiacona a Basso Solo (1st piece ever written for solo cello) (1670)
* Toccata da Violone Solo (1670)

=={{Cat|Concone, Giuseppe}} (1801–1861)==
* 25 Melodious Studies; Easy And Progressive, Op. 24 (pub. by 1892 at latest so PD. - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Conti, Francesco Bartolomeo}} (1681–1732)==
* Festi teatrali
* Oratorios

=={{Cat|Cords, Gustav}} (1870–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Schulerkonzert Op.41 (pub.1913)
*Melodia appassionata (for cornet) (pub.1905)
*Trio Op.61 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Corelli, Arcangelo}} (1653–1713)==
* Concerto grosso Op. 6 No. 8, (Christmas concerto) parts
* Trio sonata Opus 2 No. 12, Chaconne, parts
* La Folia, Milstein Edition
* op. post.: Sinfonia in D minor, WoO 1
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 2 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699)[12]
* op. post.: Sonata a Quattro, WoO 3 (Rogers, Amsterdam, 1699 – incomplete/dubious)
* op. post.: 6 Sonate a tre, WoO 5–10 (Amsterdam 1714)

=={{Cat|Cornelius, Peter}} (1824–1874)==
*4 String Quartets (1841-1842, in manuscript?)

=={{Cat|Corrette, Michel}} (1709–1795)==
* Les '''''Méthodes'''''
* the 25 '''''Concertos Comiques'''''
* Opp. 3 and 4 Concertos
* Le Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Récréations du Berger Fortuné, 1737
* Les Voyages du Berger Fortuné aux Indes Orientales, 1737
* L'Asne dort, 1740
* Op. 26 Concerti
* Le Phenix, Concerto pour quatre Violoncelles, Violes ou Bassons, c. 1735
* Concerto Spirituel, 1731
* Pastorale, 1732
* III Concerto de Noëls, 1735
* Noëls Suisses, 1737
* Noël Allemand "Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, alle gleich", 1741
* Concerto de noëls, 1754, perdu
* Les Ages. Ballet Pantomime, œuvre X (28 juillet 1733)
* Concert de Simphonies, œuvre XV, incomplet, 1735.
* Six Symphonies en Quatuor sur les Noëls, 1762
* Carillon, ajouté à la Messe des Morts de Gilles, 1764.
* Opp. 12 and 25
* Les Amusemens du Parnasse. Méthode courte et facile pour apprendre à toucher le Clavecin, avec les plus jolis airs à la mode, où les doigts sont chiffrés pour les Commençans (all 8 books)
* Divertissements pour le clavecin ou le forte piano, avec le Combat naval, 1779
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Leçons de Ténèbres à voix seule avec accompagnement de l'orgue, pour la premier de chaque jour, le Mercredi, le Jeudi et le Vendredi Saint, 1784.
* Op. 6

=={{Cat|Corteccia, Francesco}} (1502–1571)==
*Passione secondo Giovanne 1527

=={{Cat|Couperin, François}} (1668–1733)==
* Leçons de Tenebres [FWC] ''The non-pd-US Brunold edition is at [[Leçons de ténèbres (Couperin, François)]]. Facs. would be nice; there is also a [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Leçons_de_Tenébres_(François_Couperin) transposed edition at cpdl]].''
* Concerts Royaux (Facsimile); this is an appendix to the original ''Pieces de clavecin'' ''with its own page: [[Concerts royaux (Couperin, François)]]''
* A full score is wanting for [[Les Nations (Couperin, François)]], presently only in partbooks.

=={{Cat|Couperin, Louis}} (1626–1661)==
* Œuvre d'orgue
* Œuvre d'Clavecin (Complete, Full Score)
* Oldham Manuscript
* 2 fantaisies for 2 viols
* 1 simphonie, for one instrument and basso continuo
* 2 simphonies, for two instruments and basso continuo
* 2 fantaisies à 5 for shawm band
* 2 fantaisies à 5 (for strings?)

=={{Cat|Le Couppey, Félix}} (1811–1887)==

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* 2 Morceaux pour orchestre (Mélodie & À l'espagnole) (Gutmann, 1888, repub. 1901)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Studio per il pianoforte, Op. 50, in first edition (or autograph?!)
* Sonata in E minor, Op.59

=={{Cat|Crane, Helen C.}} (1868–ca.1930–1944)==
* String Trio in G minor, Op.21 (pub.1908. "H.C. Crane" -attribution to Helen C. Crane also a guess, via MusicSack. HMB 1908 p.136 does give "Helen C. Crane" though they might also be guessing...)

=={{Cat|Cras, Jean}} (1879–1932)==

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Crawford, Thomas James}} (1877–1955)==
* Scherzo & 2nd Romance for organ, published 1904 by Bosworth

=={{Cat|Crémont, Pierre}} (1784–1846)==
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.1 (composed and premiered 1815, pub.1815 or 1816) (wrote at least 11, according to Worldcat) ({{WC|45207065}}- parts at Free Lib. Philadelphia)
* Clarinet Concerto Op.4 (1817 or other early edition, not modern of course)

=={{Cat|Cristo, Pedro de}} (1545–1618)==
* Salva nos, Domine a 8
* Osanna Filio David
* Sanctorum meritis

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Croze-Magnan, Jean-Baptiste de}} (1820–1891)==
* 6th & 7th Messes solennelle (pub.1862, 1879)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Clarinet Concertos No.1 (Op.1) (piano reduction or full score)
* Introduction et Air Varié Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (premiered 1804, rewritten, then published 1831/32, [[Richault]])
* Rondo for 2 clarinets and piano (Dresden, 1822, republished, with a quartet-accompaniment arrangement, 1885)

=={{Cat|Cui, César}} (1835–1918)==
*Full scores of operas (manuscript or engraved):
**''Prisoner of the Caucasus''
**''The Mandarin's Son''
**''William Ratcliff''
**''Mlada (Act 1)''
**''Angelo''
**''Le Flibustier''
**''The Saracen''
**''Feast in Time of Plague''
**''The Snow Bogatyr''' (At least a full score of the introduction was made.)
**''Mateo Falcone''
**''The Captain's Daughter''
**Musorgsky: ''The Fair at Sorochintsy''
*''Prisoner of the Caucasus'' -- 2nd Russian edition (ca. 1885)
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (collaborated with Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, completion of original by Alexander Dragomyschski).

=={{Cat|Cutter, Benjamin}} (1857–1910)==
* Piano trio in A minor (no.2), Op.24 (pub.1894)
* Mass in D (cop 1898)

=={{Cat|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374 (nos.2&3)
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368
* "O Salutaris Hostia" (possibly 3 or 4 different settings by the composer?)
* 8 or more masses?
* 30 Etudes Brilliants op.753
* Piano Trio No.4 Op.289
* Introduction & Variations Concertant on a Tirolienne in F minor for Piano & Cello Op.248
* Piano Concerto in C major, Op.78
* Requiems in c and f
* All Symphonies
* All Organ works
* Mass in c

=={{Cat|Čart, Jiří}} (1708–1774)==
(actually ca.1774/1780 or so... also known as [[wikipedia:de:Georg Czarth|Georg Czarth]], Georg Zarth, etc. Jiri Cart is the VIAF-preferred name.)
* 2 flute sonatas in G (at Berlin SBB)
* Flute sonata in G (mistaken for, or actually by and once attributed to Zarth but now etc., but also having the designation GraunWV D:XVII:90 - @Sing-Akademie zu Berlin)



=={{Cat|Daffner, Hugo}} (1882–1936)==
* Piano Trio in F, Op.10 (©1910 by Junne)
* Organ Sonata, Op.1
* 3 Pieces for piano 4 hands, Op.9 (pub. by Junne, 1909 or 1910?)

=={{Cat|Dalquen, Franz M.}} (1804–1877)==
May be the same as Frédéric d'Alquen to whom the following is attributed.
* 2 Morceaux de Genre pour Violoncelle (ou Violon) avec Piano. (Romance & Tarantelle.) Pub. 1883 by Schott. (HMB 1883 p.317.)

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Le merle blanc for piccolo flute and orchestra
* Caprice, Op.174 (pub.1893)
* Concertino (pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Charles}} (1817–1907)==
*School Of Mechanism, Op. 74
*String Quartets, particularly no.13 in B minor op.160
*Violin Concerto Opus 78 full score and reduction for violin & piano
*Piano Trios Op.22 (#1), 40 (#3) (pub. by 1846, 1847 acc. HMB, BdlF respectively)

=={{Cat|Dancla, Léopold}} (1822–1895)==
(Jean-Pierre-Léopold Dancla, younger brother of Charles; they also had a sister, Laure, who was a fairly well-known pianist (and composer??).)
* String Quartet, Op.27 (Richault, 1858)
* 3e air varié pour le violon, avec... de piano, sur la Dernière Pensée de Bellini, Op.4 (Schonenberger, 1850)
* 3 petits (piano) trios, Op.59

=={{Cat|Daneau, Nicolas}} (1866–1944)==
* String Quartet in D (published by Cranz, 1921)
* Piano Quintet in C (pub. Cranz 1921)

=={{Cat|Dannehl, Franz}} (1870–1947)==
* Piano Sonata in A major, Op.74 (pub. ca. 1920-22??)
* Piano Sonata in D major, Op.78 (published 1922 by Zierfuss - HMB 1922 p.128)
* Slow waltz (Langsamer walzer), Op.76 No.2 for piano (also published 1922 by Zierfuss)
* Cello sonata in A-flat major, Op.103 (©1939 - non-PD-US probably)
* Gebet, Op.80 (©1923)

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto in A major
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major, Op. 30
* Flute Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 31
* 3 Quartets for bassoon and strings, Op. 40
* Flute Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 42
* Flute Concerto No. 4 in D major, Op. 43
* 3 Potpourris for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 45 (1814)
* Symphonie concertante in E♭ major for wind quintet and orchestra (1785)
* Symphonie concertante in B♭ major for flute, clarinet and orchestra, Op. 41
* Opera "Der Quasi-Mann" (1789)
* Opera "Ber Berggeist" (the score is in Bayerische Staatsbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Darke, Harold}} (1888–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Communion Service in F (the one pub. by Stainer 1913?)
*Rhapsody, Op.4, pub.1908
*Te Deum & Jubilate, pub.1910
*3 Songs of Innocence, pub.1911
*Quartet for Piano and Winds (premiered by 1909)

=={{Cat|Dārziņš, Volfgangs}} (1906–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Dauprat, Louis-François}} (1781–1868)==
* Horn Concertos 3 and 4 opp.18, 19 (pub.1824 by Zetter)

=={{Cat|Daussoigne-Méhul, Alexandre}} (1829–1902)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.98, pub.1895 (by Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Davenport, Francis Williams}} (1847–1925)==
* 1st Symphony in D-minor (Unsure if published, entered in competiton in which it came ahead of Stanfords 1st)
* 2nd Symphony in G
* Overture "Twelth Night"
* Prelude & Fugue for Orchestra
* Piano Trio in B-flat, Op. 5
* Six Pieces for Piano & Cello

=={{Cat|David, Félicien}} (1810–1876)==
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (full score, pub.1846) (see {{WC|34127326}}, BdlF 1846 p.572)
* Les brises d'Orient (cycle, pub. by Escudier/Bureau Central in 1845)

=={{Cat|David, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4
* Violin Concerto No.4, Op.23 (any edition incl. 1908 Breitkopf edition ok...)

=={{Cat|David, Karl Heinrich}} (1884–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.7 (pub. 1911, [[Hug]])
* Das hohe Lied Salomonis, Op.12 (pub. 1914?)

=={{Cat|Dayas, William H.}} (1864–1903)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (published 1889, Kistner)
::(NY Public Library has this but in library only, not circ.)
* Violin Sonata, Op.11 (composed March 1898 and published 1898, Kistner)
* Cello Sonata, Op.12 (composed and published 1901, Kistner)

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
:: Is this the work? [[Printemps (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Sonatas 4 (for oboe, horn, and harpsichord), 5 (for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, and piano), and 6 (for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello, harp, harpsichord, and piano)
::These were incomplete as of Debussy's death in 1918, but if anyone knows where there are fragments or sketches of them, that would be very helpful. --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 12:56, 4 April 2013
*Orchestral version of 5 Poèmes de Charles Baudelaire
*Orchestral version of Trois ballades de François Villon --[[User:Reiny|Reiny]] 5:04, 31 January 2014
* Rêverie arranged for organ by Palmer Christian (BMC, 1919)
* La Flûte de Pan ou Syrinx (Revised by A. Ljungar-Chapelon), La Flûte de Pan (MS. Brussels) (Autographus Musicus AM037)
::This work was first published on 1927 as Sylinx. Only Score parts are required.
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon (Album Leaf for piano) – ''first publ. 2003, copyright in Canada until 2054''
* Nocturne and Scherzo for Piano and Cello, L. 26 – ''first publ. 1995, copyright in Canada until 2046''
* Intermezzo for Cello and Orchestra (or piano), L. 27 – ''first publ. 1944 ed. by Gregor Piatigorsky (1903–1976), copyright in Canada until 2027''
:This is really more of an arrangement by Piatigorsky anyway.
:It looks like the G. Henle Verlag edition (pub. 1986) is actually PD in the EU and Canada, but not in the U.S.: [[Piano Trio in G major (Debussy, Claude)]] --[[User:Lisztrachmaninovfan|Lisztrachmaninovfan]] 01:20, 29 March 2013 (EDT)
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", for piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)
*3 Vortragsstücke für Holzblasinstrumente mit Pfte. (Aus dem Nachlass hrsg. v. H. Kundigraber.) (Capriccio for flute, rondo for oboe, rondo for clarinet.) (published by Siegel, 1912.)

=={{Cat|Deigendesch, Karl}} (1839–1911)==
*Die Errettung des Moses, Op.58 (pub.ca.1903)
*3 Marienlieder, Op.93 (pub. Böhm & Sohn, 1908)
*Festkantate, Op.84 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Delafosse, Léon}} (1874–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1900, Heugel)
* Piano Concerto A-dur

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?) (materials @ Fleisher but hopefully not only there)

=={{Cat|Delannoy, Marcel}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*État de veille : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Robert Desnos, op. 48 (pub. 1946, Max Eschig)
*String Quartet in E major (pub. 1931, Durand)
*Rapsodie for trumpet, alto saxophone, cello and piano (pub. 1934, Heugel)
*Sérénade concertante for violin and piano (pub. 1938, Associated Music)

=={{Cat|Deldevez, Édouard Marie Ernest}} (1817–1897)==
*String Quartets, Op.10 (pub.1857, 1879 (score))
*String Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1864, 1879 (score))

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
*Romance (for cello and piano) (1896)
*Caprice and Elegy for Cello and Piano, (1930)

=={{Cat|Delune, Louis}} (1876–1940)==
* Symphony in C (perf. in 1906 in Boston)
* String Quartets
* Piano Quintet

=={{Cat|Demersseman, Jules}} (1833–1866)==
*op.81 Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op.60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op.53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op.50 6 fantaisies fl and pf

==Demessieux, Jeanne (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* Nativité, op. 4
* Six Études, op. 5
* Sept Méditations sur le Saint-Esprit, op. 6
* Triptyque, op. 7
* Twelve Choral-Preludes on Gregorian Chant Themes, op. 8
* Te Deum, op. 11
* Prélude et Fugue en Ut, op. 13
* "Chanson de Roland" for chorus, mezzo soprano, and orchestra

=={{Cat|Depas, Ernest}} (1809–1889)==
* Grand Duo (in E{{flat}}) for piano and violin, Op.80 (pub.1862)
* Remaining piano trios

=={{Cat|Déré, Jean}} (1886–1970)==
* String Quartet in C minor (1905, unpub.?)
* Air de ballet, Op.6 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Destenay, Edouard}} (1850–1924)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.31 (published 1907)
* Piano Quintet No.1 (published 1899)
* Piano Trio in A minor (published 1910)
* Quintet No.2 Op.12 (strings and harp) (published 1905)

=={{Cat|Dett, Robert Nathaniel}} (1882–1942)==
* Tropic Winter (piano)
* Cinnamon Grove (piano)
* Enchantment (piano)
* After the Cakewalk (piano)
* Cave of the Winds (piano)
* Inspiration Waltzes (piano)
* Nepenthe and the Muse (piano)

=={{Cat|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Flute quartet (for flute, violin, viola, cello) in b minor, opus 16 number 3
* Presto for 2 flutes
* Quartet for Bassoon and strings Opus 73

=={{Cat|Diémer, Louis}} (1843–1919)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.22 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Diener, Olga}} (1890–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartets (54 of them? autograph scores @ Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek, Bern. Unpublished?)

=={{Cat|Dieren, Bernard van}} (1887–1936)==
* Impromptu (fantasiestück) for solo violin (published 1909)
* 3 Lieder, Op.4 (published 1908)
* Canzonetta in E minor for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1909)

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dietrich, Albert}} (1829–1908)==
*Cello Concerto in G Minor, Op. 32
*Symphony in D minor, Op.20

=={{Cat|Dieupart, Charles}} (1667–1740)==
* 6 Sonates pour flûte à bec et basse continue (Londres, 1717)
* environ 30 Airs entre 1729 et 1731, dans The Musical Miscellany
* Select Lessons for Harpsichord or Spinett (Walsh, London)
* Concerto à 5 pour violon, cordes et basse continue
* Concerto à 5 pour hautbois, cordes et basse continue en la majeur
* Concerto à 5 pour flûte, cordes et basse continue en la mineur
* 2 Concertos grossos
* 2 Concertos pour deux chœurs en mi mineur, en si bémol majeur
* Concerto pour trompette, deux hautbois et basse continue en si mineur

=={{Cat|Dimitrescu, Constantin}} (1847–1928)==
* String Quartet No.5, Op.42 (pub.1890)
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Rustic Dance for cello and piano (as well as any other arrangements)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Die Weihnachtsgeschichte op.10 (full scores)
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Complete Organ Works
Note: PD-CA but even the 2-piano sonata opus 1 is from 1931 so only unpublished works - if those - are PD-US. BSB has works by Distler (so they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Dobrowen, Issay}} (1894–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata, Op.15 (©1923, rev.1927)
* Piano Concerto, Op.20 (©1928, poss. earlier editions exist)
* Mélodie hebraïque : pour violon et piano, Op.12 (pub. 1918)
* Märchen für Violin & Piano, Op.16 (published 1923 by Universal Edition)

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)
* Andante for Violin and Piano, Op.71 (p.1850) (conf. BdlF, HMB)
* 11th and 12th nocturnes (Opp.69, 70) (p.1850, Brandus)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reduction
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Szimfonikus percek'', Op. 36 (1933, pub. 1935 or n.d.(1935))

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Gaetano}} (1797–1848)==
* L'assedio di Calais (melodramma lirico, 1836; publ. Ricordi); copies at the Library of Congress, Eastman School of Music, and Harvard University, and unavailable through interlibrary loan; no other known copies in North America
* Sonata in C major for flute and piano
* Solo Viola Part from Viola Concerto in D Minor
{{Laundry|Donizetti, Gaetano}}

=={{Cat|Donizetti, Giuseppe}} (1788–1856)==
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{Cat|Dopper, Cornelis}} (1870–1939)==
* Cello Concerto (composed 1910, revised 1923) (autographs at NMI. ded. to Gerard Hekking)
* Symphonies (7. Published? Many of the mss. at NMI. Syms. 2, 3 published 2001)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Charles James}} (1839–1909)==
* Tramore Waltzes (for guitar and 2 mandolins; pub.1895 by J. White)

=={{Cat|Dorn, Heinrich Ludwig Egmont}} (1804–1892)==
* Die Nibelungen, opera, Op.73 (pub.1855/6?)

=={{Cat|Dotzauer, Friedrich}} (1783–1860)==
*Variations to Nel cor piú-Mich fliehen alle Freuden from the Opera La Molinara by Paisiello for Cello solo, Op.183
*Piano Trio Op.180 (Damköhler, 1851)
*Cello concerto op.27
*Quartet for Bassoon and Strings Opus 36
*Cello concerto op.66
*Cello concerto op.72
*Cello concerto op.81
*Cello concerto op.82
*Cello concerto op.84 in e minor
*Cello concerto op.93 (pub. by A. Farrenc and by N. Simrock, by 1829. Mentioned in volume 4, 1829, of Revue musicale)
*Cello concerto op.100
*Cello concerto op.101 in F major
*3 Preludes and Fugues for Cello Op.178

=={{Cat|Douay, Émile}} (1802–1882)==
ca.1802 to after 1882? Death date seems to be unknown... Treated as alive in a 1882 biographical dictionary. For a lengthy biography, see [http://jean-jose-marchand.over-blog.com/article-decouverte-baudelairienne-inesperee-quatre-partitions-du-compositeur-emile-douay-39846310.html Blog entry]. Cousin of Albert Douay (1809-70). Perhaps related to {{LinkName|Georges|Douay}}?
* String Quartet, published 1859 (@BNF, also noted in BdlF p282)
* 2 string quintets, published 1859 (BdlF p.94 eg)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction - Klavierauszug/vocal score is completely available!
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction) - Sorry, has never been published! For more information ask IDG or noten.png@aol.com
* Serenade, Op.49
* Der gebundene Styl. Lehrbuch für Kontrapunkt und Fuge (©1902)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.51 (1890, c1892) (Forberg edition, not modern edition!!)
* Scene for Violin, Op.69

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
* Toccata in F minor (from Suite No. 1) (we have suite no.1)

=={{Cat|Drigo, Riccardo}} (1846–1930)==
* The Talisman (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Magic Flute (1889) ''Piano reduction''
* The Awakening of Flora (1894) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Trois from "The Fairy Doll" (1903) ''Piano reduction''
* La Perle (1896) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Drouet, Louis François Philippe}} (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* Symphony No.2 in D major (pub.1913)
* Symphony No.3 in A major (pub./©1923) (PD-CA/EU, anyway)
* Cantilène for violin, cello (or horn) and piano (or organ) (pub.1903, [[Heugel]])
* Adonis, poème symphonique (pub. [[Heugel]] in reduction at least, 1901, 1907 in full score)
* 42 Pieces pour Orgue
* Entrée for Organ
* Dixtuor (1907, published 1909. New edition of 2007 exists but 1909 edition should be used)
* Concert-capriccioso for Piano and Orchestra c-moll (1876) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Dufresne, G.}} (fl. 1877)==
* Danse orientale, No.3/3 Pièces caractéristiques

=={{Cat|Dukas, Paul}} (1865–1935)==
* ''Allegro'', for piano (1925)
* ''Ariane et Barbe-bleue'', piano solo transcription
* ''Fanfare pour précéder la Péri'', any arrangement for piano
* ''Götz de Berlichingen'' (overture? 1884 manuscript. first published 2007. unless performed before 1961, may not be hostable?-Schissel)
* ''L'apprenti sorcier'' (''The sorcerer's apprentice''), arrangement pour orgue seul (organ solo transcription)
* ''Modéré'', for piano (published posthumously in 1936)
* ''Polyeucte'', any arrangement for 1 or 2 pianos
* ''Vocalise-étude'' (''alla gitana'')

=={{Cat|Dumonchau, Charles-François}} (1775–1821)==
* 6 Sonatines, Op.15 (ca.1807?)
* 3 Fortepiano Sonatas, Op.28 (pub.1807/8)
=={{Cat|Du Mont, Henry}} (ca.1610 — 8 May 1684)==
*[[Cinq messes en plain-chant (Du Mont, Henry)]] contains only one of Guilmant's 'realizations' but the original is available at Gallica; more intriguing is Liszt's accompaniment, glimpsed [http://spellerweb.net/cmindex/Dumont/DumontCredo.pdf here.] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 00:09, 25 August 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonata No.3 in D minor, Op.22
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)
* Passacaglia in G minor, Op.23 (©1911)

=={{Cat|Dupin, Paul}} (1865–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jean-Christophe..., for piano and voice/piano (pub. E. Demets, 1908)
* Recueil de mélodies, for voice and piano (pub. M. Senart, 1909; republished Recital Publications)
* Poëmes, for string quartet (pub. M. Senart, 1909) (we have suite 1)
* La Payse à Jean, for voice, violin and piano (pub. Durand, 1918)
* Dentelles, for piano (pub. Costallat, 1927)
* Sept noëls familiers (pub. R. Deiss, 1928)
* Trois noëls, for voice and piano (pub. M. Eschig, 1935)

=={{Cat|Duport, Jean-Louis}} (1749–1819)==
*3 Duos, 2vc, (1782)
*Cello Concerto No.1 in A Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.2 in G Major,(1785 by)
*Cello Concerto No.5 in D Major,(ca.1814)
*Cello Concerto No.6 in D minor,(ca.1815)
*3 Duos for cello and harp, Op.40 (1818)
*3 Nocturnes, Op. 70, vn/vc hrp

=={{Cat|Durand, Emile}} (1830–1903)==
* Traité de composition musicale (pub. Durand, 1899)

=={{Cat|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Instructions on the art of playing the piano-forte or harpsichord, or in German: Pianoforte Schule, without collaboration with Pleyel, Cramer or Clementi.

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115 (©1921, Hudebni mat.)
* Cello Concerto No. 1 in A major (B. 10) – ''first publ. 1975, possibly copyright in Canada until 2026''
** piano arr. first published 1929, see {{LinkWork|Cello Concerto in A major|B.10|Dvořák|Antonín|0}} (pd-ca only for now)
* Kate and the devil, Opera Op.112 (pub.1908 in v.s.)
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48 (we have parts)
* String Quartets (Nos. 1-3, 6) (5 is a reconstruction by Günter Raphael) (pub.1948 (op.2), 1962 (B-flat), 1964 (no.3 in D), 1983? (op.12))
* Songs my mother taught me (from Gypsy songs), Op.55 No.4 (violin and piano version by Louis Persinger) - ''Persinger d.1966, under copyright everywhere except the US''
*String Quintet op 1 (first pub.1943, so PD-CA,EU only)



=={{Cat|Earl of Westmorland, John Fane}} (1784–1859)==
(See [[wikipedia:John Fane, 11th Earl of Westmorland|Wikipedia]]. Composer and patron of music. Worldcat lists 4 dozen items/musical-score "matches" under "Fane, John"; COPAC, RISM and other databases can be searched as well...)
* La Primavera (cantata after Metastasio. pub.1814)
* Symphony No.1 (in ms, premiered by Lenschow's Germania Orchestra. A reduction was published ca.1846 by Schlesinger.)
* Mass (in ms?) (is this the Missa solenne by him that was published in 1846?)
* Requiem (pub. Welsh & Hawes, ca.1824)
* "Gran sinfonia : esprimente und battaglia nell' opera L'Eroe di Lancastro" (pub. Ricordi, 1830)
* Catherine, or the Austrian captive, an opera in three acts (ca.1830)
* Il Torneo : opera seria (published 1839 ca., Boosey)

=={{Cat|Earl, Mary}} (1862–1932)==
*Flowers and Ferns
*German Airs: Medley Two-Step
*Sesame: Intermezzo Arabian

=={{Cat|Ebel, Arnold}} (1883–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphonische Ouverture : (Appassionata), Op.13 (pub.1914)
*Requiem after Hebbel, Op.17 (pub.1912)

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (I)}} (ca.1500–1576)==
* [titles unknown] compositions in the songbooks of the Danish court chapel of 1541 ms Royal Library Copenhagen
:[rem: the year 1541 seems incorrect because David Ebel sr was at the Danish court from 1551. If the year is correct, these compositions are by yet another David Ebel, possibly the father of David sr. This would also explain the unrealistic alternate death dates of David sr and the unrealistic lifespan of David sr and David jr of before 1520 to 1639]
* In dulce jubilo (Fuga 6 vocum). Motet. Voices. c1556 ms ascribed to Dav. Abell
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630
* Praeambulum (Preludium) in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum (Preludium) pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem

=={{Cat|Ebel, David (II)}} (ca.1576–1639)==
* Currant Ab., Anno 1626. Organ. 1626 ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeludium ex clave G ab Org. Organ ms 376 Copenhagen
* Praeambulum in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr Christoph Krummacher at Gercke-Herbst organ Basedow. Berlin Classics 1075
* Praeambulum pedaliter in d. Organ attr to David Abel jr idem
* Fantasia Komm heiliger geist. Organ ? comp by David sr or David jr in the Pelplin tablature, Poland c1630

=={{Cat|Ebel, Hermann}} (ca.1550–1616)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Eberlin, Johann Ernst}} (1702–1762)==
* Requiem Full Score
* Toccatas and Fugues Full Scores ( in progress!)
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Ebers, Carl Friedrich}} (1770–1836)==
* Bassoon Concerto, Op.41 (pub.ca.1817)
* Flute Duos, Op.55 (pub.ca.1815)
* Grosse Sinfonie (Concertante), Op.40 (pub.ca.1817)
* Overture, Op.45 (pub.ca.1818)
* Freischütz-Fantaisie, Op.46 (pub.ca.1811, @BSB)
* Beethoven Sym. 3 arr. for double quintet

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Egger, Max}} (1863–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Frau Holda, opera (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Eggert, Joachim Nicolas}} (1779–1813)==
* Sextet (pub.1818 ca., Breitkopf und Härtel)
* Piano Quartet Op.3 (pub.ca.1813, B&H)
* Symphony (not sure which?) (was pub.ca.1815, B&H. Poss. no.3 in {{K|Eb}}?)

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Nachtlied, for violin and orchestra Op. 14 (p.1911)

=={{Cat|Eichberg, Julius}} (1824–1893)==

=={{Cat|Eijken, Johan Albert van}} (1823–1868)==
* Organ works
* Ouvertüre, Entr’-Acte u. Chöre zum Trauerspiel "Lucifer" (after Vondel), Op.40 (pub.1860)

=={{Cat|Eisler, Hanns}} (1898–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Froissart Overture Op. 19 (full score [London (Novello) 1890])
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Pomp and Circumstance March Op. 39 No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op. 39 No. 6 (Full Score)
:P&C5 in full score is already up, but unfortunately subject to blocking owing to the 95-year copyright in the US, which expires in 2020. P&C6 exists as either unpublished sketch fragments or the full score and parts realised by Anthony Payne, who is still living and would have full rights as co-author, so this is a fairly unrealistic wish. Regards, [[User:Pml|PML]] 9 July 2010
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)
* Go, song of mine, Op. 57 (First edition, London: Novello 1909)
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)

=={{Cat|Ellerton, John Lodge}} (1801–1873) ==
* 3 Quartets, Op.70 (nos.44–46) (pub.1873/74?, Schott)
* 3 Quartets, Op.71 (nos.47–49) (likewise)

=={{Cat|Elmas, Stephan}} (1862–1937)==
*[[Piano Concerto No.3 (Elmas, Stephan)|3rd piano concerto]] (pub.1906?)
*[[Quatuor (Elmas, Stephan)|Piano Quartet in D minor]] (pub.1923, Steingräber - See {{HMBref|1923|111}}, and possibly by 1880s by Wetzler? - see {{WC|637911941}}.)

=={{Cat|Elsner, Józef}} (1769–1854)==
* Oratorio, Męka Pana Naszego Jezusa Chrystusa (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ)
* Masses
* Requiem
* 8 Symphonies
* Keyboard sonatas
* Polonaises with Orchestra

=={{Cat|Emborg, Jens Laursøn}} (1876{{EN}}1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Oktober: String Quartet No.4, Op.42 (pub.ca.1922 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==
*Salamine ("tragédie lyrique en trois actes d'apres les Perses d'Eschyle", pub.Choudens 1926 (vocal score: A.C. 16019), PD-CA presumably)
*In Memoriam, poème pour voix, piano, violon et violoncelle (pub. ca.1909, no publisher noted/by the composer (later taken up by Durand))

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Quartet No. 1, Op. 16 (1909; first perf. 1909; pub. 1965)
* Piano Quartet No. 2, Op. 30 (1944; first perf. 1947; pub. 1968)
* Piano Quintet Op. 29 (1940; first perf. 1964; pub. 1965)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1, Op. 26 in f{{sharp}} minor (1898; first perf. 1899; pub. 1996)
* Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

=={{Cat|Erb, Marie Josef}} (1858–1944)==
* Suite Op.29 for orch. (Pub. Gebrüder Reinecke, 1894)
* Der Heimweg : Balletspiel in einem Aufzuge, Op.40 (Straube, 1920?)

=={{Cat|Erdmann, Eduard}} (1896–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Symphony No.1, Op.10 (pub. by Steingräber, 1920)
*An den Frühling for violin and piano, Op.1 (pub.1921, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==
*Organ works

=={{Cat|Erlemann, Gustav}} (1876–1936)==
*Der junge Rhein, Op.2, self-pub.1902
*Geistergruß, Op.6, pub.1905 by Kahnt
*Lieder und Gesänge, Op.10, pub.1920?
*Die Waise. Lieder und Gesänge für eine Singstimme mit Pianoforte, Op.34 (pub.1920?).
*Missa in Es, Op.55 (pub.1935)

=={{Cat|Ertel, Paul}} (1865–1933)==
* Sinfonie Harald (1908 at the latest)
* Quatre impressions de la Suisse, op. 27 (Leipzig: Rob. Forberg, 1913)
* Hebraikon Op 14 for string quartet

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.46 (1907)
*Piano Concerto No.2, Op.68 (composed 1912)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)
*Symphonies 1-3
*Operas including "Thomas Riquiqui" Op.10, "Die zwei Prinzen" Op.15 (published; also, ÖNB has the autograph of this, Mus.Hs.25077 Mus)
*Suite No.2 in large orchestra, Op.75

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts) (first pub. 1977, but uploaded with restriction)
* Brass Quintet No.3 in D{{flat}}, Op.7 (score and parts)
* Brass Quintet No.4 in A{{flat}}, Op.8 (score and parts)

=={{Cat|Eybler, Joseph}} (1765–1846)==
Full scores or manuscripts of:
* HV 8 \ Missa Sancti Bennonis in C minor
* HV 9 \ Missa Sancti Caroli in C minor
* HV 10 \ Missa Sancti Joannis in C minor
* HV 11 \ Missa Sancti Wolfgangi in D minor
* HV 12 \ Missa Sancti Leopoldi in D minor
* HV 26 \ Missa Sancti Ferdinandi in G minor
* HV 28 \ Missa Sanctae Elisabethae in A minor
* HV 34 \ Gloria & Incarnatus for Michael Haydn's Missa in D minor
* HV 35 \ Kyrie ad Missam in Coena Domini in E minor
* HV 37 \ Requiem in C minor
* HV 46 \ Graduale: Os justi meditabitur sapientiam in C minor
* HV 85 \ Offertory: Terra tremuit et quievit in C minor
* HV 86 \ Offertory: Si consistent adversum me castra in C minor
* HV 88 \ Offertory: Domine si observaveris iniquitates in C minor
* HV 92 \ Offertory: Fremit mare cum furore in D minor
* HV 94 \ Offertory: Tremit mare in D minor
* HV 123 \ Hymn: Tristes erant apostoli in C minor
* HV 124 \ Hymn: Iste confessor in D minor
* HV 125 \ Hymn: Ecce quo modo moritur justus in F major
* HV 132 \ De profundis clamavi in G minor
* HV 133 \ Laudate Dominum in A minor
* HV 134 \ Miserere in D minor
* HV 137 \ Die vier letzten Dinge
* HV 138 \ Die Hirten bei der krippe zu Bethlehem
* HV 139 \ Dich Schöpfer sanfter Harmonie
* HV 140 \ Il sacrifizio



=={{Cat|Fabritius, Ernst}} (1842–1899)==
* Violin Concerto in D minor (pub. 1923 by [[Robert Forberg]])

=={{Cat|Facius, Johann Heinrich}} (1760–1806)==
* Cello Concerto No.1
* Cello Concerto No.2
* Cello Concerto No.3
* 6 Cello Sonatas, Op.2 (1802)
* 3 Duos for 2 Cellos, Op.1 (1805)
* Double Concerto for Cello and Oboe (lost?)

=={{Cat|Fährmann, Hans}} (1860–1940)==
Note Wikipedia page - many of this composer's works may simply no longer exist (except as libraries purchased items &c... &c); his main publisher was destroyed in World War II along with all their plates.
* Organ Sonata No. 6 (Op. 24 in G).
* Organ Sonata No. 11 in B-flat (B) Op. 63, Organ Sonata No. 13 "Münster Sonata" in C Op. 73, and Organ Sonata No. 14 and Transcendental Fugue in G Op. 78 were never published and are presumed forever lost (see above comment re publisher plates).
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. A few libraries do have this.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43, 1909 (p.1912)
* Piano Trio in B (H) major, Op.37, 1907 (copy @ Austrian National Library. Copies of both trios @ SLUB.)
* Toccata, Introduction und Fuge, Op.69
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (@SLUB though not scanned)
* 3 Ernste Lieder, Op.85 (pub.1935 by Junne)

=={{Cat|Fairchild, Blair}} (1877–1933)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.16 (©1908)
* Rapsodie for piano quintet, Op.21 (©1909)
* A bel-ebat : trois tableaux symphoniques pour orchestre (©1937) (PD-CA-only) (also, 3 Pieces for piano, ©1925 - probably the same piece - don't know if orchestration is by the composer, merely published posthumously?)
* A Love Symphony (©1904)

=={{Cat|Faisst,_Clara}} (1872–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* German Suite in C minor for violin and piano, Op.22 (published 1928 by Müller - HMB 1928, p.118)
* 4 Lieder, Op.1. pub. Heckel, 1894.
* 5 Lieder, Op.4. Leuckart, 1897.
* Melodie nach einer alten Ballade, Op.5. Gebr. Reinecke, 1900.

=={{Cat|Falconio, Placido}} (fl. 1549–1588)==
*''Introitus et Alleluia per omnes festivitates totius anni'' 1575 (supposed to be the first ''basso seguente'')
=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*Jota(from 7 Canciones populares Españolas) transcribed for violin and piano
* Suites Populaires Espagnoles for violin and piano
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Vals Capricho – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Cortejo de Gnomos – ''first publ. 1996, under copyright worldwide''
* Allegro de Concierto – ''first publ. 1986, under copyright worldwide''
* Mazurca en Do Menor – ''first publ. 1992, under copyright worldwide''

=={{Cat|Famintsyn, Aleksandr}} (1841–1896)==
* String quartet no.2 (serenade), op.7 (p.ca.1877)

=={{Cat|Fantini, Girolamo}} (1600–1675)==
* Sonata no.1 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.2 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.3 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.4 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.5 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.6 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.7 for trumpet and organ
* Sonata no.8 for trumpet and organ

=={{Cat|Farinelli, Giuseppe}} (1769–1836)==
* I riti d'Orfeo
* Messa in re a 4 voci
* Messa in re a 5 voci
* Messa pastorale a 4 voci
* Messa pastorale in sol a 2 voci
* Dixit in do a 2 voci
* Dixit in re a 4 voci
* Te Deum in la a 4 voci
* Te Deum in re a 2 voci
* Improperia per il venerdì santo a 4 voci
* Stabat Mater a 2 voci
* Tobias, oratorio

=={{Cat|Farjeon, Harry}} (1878–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Miniature Piano Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Farkas, Ödön}} (1851–1912)==
Once called Edmund Farkas (Germanization)
* String Quartet in G minor (pub. {{HMBref|1905|577}}-1905- Heilbronn: Schmidt.)

=={{Cat|Farrar, Ernest Bristow}} (1885–1918)==
* Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass
* Three Chorale Preludes
* Fantasy Prelude
* Elegy
* A Wedding Piece

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Léonce}} (1873–1903)==
(flourishing dates? please replace with better information when available)
* Op.42 Air de ballet pour orchestra (pub.ca.1903)
* Horace et Lydie, scène (translated from Horace, pub.1893)

=={{Cat|Farrenc, Louise}} (1804–1875)==
* Complete Piano Works (some of these published - e.g. op.7 in 1832, op.9 and op.12 in 1834, op.17 in 1836, op.21 in 1838, op.41 in ca.1858, op.42 in 1856, "La grand mère" in 1837)
* Nonet Op.38 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library - Fétis gives as not published; has been published in the 20th century however.)
* 3rd symphony (1847) ("first finale" - manuscript - at BNF. not yet scanned as of mid-12-2010.) ([http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb396854389/PUBLIC BNF]; there are, I think, 2 recorded versions of this symphony? both, I believe, use the other finale. ) (and other two symphonies?)
* Violin Sonatas
* Clarinet Trio Op.44
* Piano Trio Op.33
* Piano Trio op. 34

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F: 1 \ Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:e 1 \ German Mass in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv G:g 1 \ Missa brevis in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv I:L 1 \ Laetatus sum in F sharp minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 1 \ Suite for 2 flutes, 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 2 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:a 4 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in A minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 3 \ Suite for chalumeau, 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:d 6 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in D minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:e 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in E minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 1a \ Suite for 2 flutes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 2 \ Suite for 3 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 3 \ Suite for 2 oboes & 2 bassoons in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 5 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Fwv K:g 7 \ Suite for 2 oboes & bassoon in G minor Full Score/Manuscript
* Concerti in minor keys not already in library

=={{Cat|Fauchard, Auguste}} (1881–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Première Symphonie en mi pour orgue (1925)
* Deuxième Symphonie en ré pour orgue (1928-29)
* Le Mystère de Noël pour orgue, variations sur «Jesu redemptor omnium» (1940)
* Troisième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie mariale» (1941)
* Quatrième Symphonie pour orgue dite «Symphonie eucharistique», sur des thèmes grégoriens au Saint-Sacrement (1944-45)
* Messe Sainte Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus pour choeur et orgue (1947)
* Choral pour orgue (publié en 1951)
* Choral et fugue sur Ave maris stella
* Vexilla regis pour orgue
* In memoriam pour orgue

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* ''Libera Me'' from '''''Requiem''''' (Original 1877 version for Baritone and Organ) - Full Score/Manuscript
* Violin Concerto (1878-79) ор.14 (1st movement) - Piano Score or Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Feinberg, Samuil}} (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (Full Score) 
(re PD-US status: Worldcat, anyway, only seems to list 3 works published in 1922 - opp. 5, 8 and 9. op.1, 2, 7, 10, 11 came out in 1923 or 1924 (as did a revised edition of op.5?). opp.13, 15 - which are not on this list, I know- listed in July 1925 HMB. worth checking HMB and scores to do a better and closer study than the cursory one I've done though, opp. 2,7,10 and 11 might still be PD-US. - Schissel

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Gottfried von}} (1857–1924)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.30
* String Quartet, Op.42 (all 3 in ms?)

=={{Cat|Fellenberg, Reinhold}} (1848–1912)==
* Doh ha 'meer der Rään, Karnevals-Marschlied, Op.4711 (?) Pub. 1906 by Tonger

=={{Cat|Fenney, William}} (1891–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Dawn, Op.16, poem for orchestra (pub.1915)
* In Shadow, Op.15, poem for small orchestra (pub.1915)
* Fieldside, Suite for piano, Op.28 (pub.1921)
* Pastoral for orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1915)
* Tragic Poem for small orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses
* Andromaca, complete score

=={{Cat|Fernandez, Aires}} (fl. 1590)==
* Te lucis ante terminum
* Circundederunt me
* Alma redemptoris mater
* Benedicamus Domino
* Nunc dimittis
* Posuerunt super caput

=={{Cat|Fernström, John}} (1897–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String quartet no. 3, op.23 (pub.1944??)
* Chaconne for cello and piano, op.31 (©1940)

=={{Cat|Ferrandini, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1791)==
* Cantatas for Passion
* Op. 25 Sinfonias

=={{Cat|Ferroni, Vincenzo}} (1858–1934)==
*Rhapsodie espagnole p. Orchestra, Op.8 (pub.1895 by Oertel, Hanover) (exists at least in a 1918 Schirmer edition "Spanish Rhapsody" edited? by Otto Langey (1851–1922))
*Fieramosca : dramma lirico in tre att (pub.ca.1904) (librettist Massimo d'Azeglio - 1798–1866))

=={{Cat|Fesca, Friedrich Ernst}} (1789–1826)==
*Symphonies
*Cantemire (libretto- text by {{LinkName|Alexander von|Dusch I}} - has been scanned by SLUB, but opera is lacking online?...)

=={{Cat|Fesch, Willem de}} (1678–1761)==
*Op.6, Sonaten für Soloinstrument und B.c. (1730)
*Op.9, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (Walsh/London 1739)
*Op.11, Duette für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1743)
*Op.12, Sonaten für 2 Violinen oder Flöten (1748)
*Op.13, Sonaten für Violoncello und B.c. (1750)

=={{Cat|Fétis, François-Joseph}} (1784–1871)==
*Fétis edition of some CPE Bach piano works (pub.ca.1850 by Schonenberger)

=={{Cat|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Gottfried}} (ca.1660–1730)==
* Fugue for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Fink, Christian}} (1831–1911)==
* 7? Organ sonatas (numbering is confusing. op.83 "no.5"? from 1898.)

=={{Cat|Finke, Fidelio Friedrich}} (1891–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
(until 2019)
* Schauspiel-Ouvertüre (premiered? 1920) (?. NZM 1920 p324. maybe published later though.)
* Romantische Suite (pub.1921)
* Marionetten-Musiken. Klavier zweihändig. (pub.1922)
* Intermezzo für Klavier zu zwei Händen (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Harpsichord Suites
* Pièces de Clavessin (1696)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Büchlein (1698)
* Musicalisches Blumen-Strauss (vor 1736)
* Musikalischer Parnassus (ca. 1738)

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)
* Piano Trio, pub.1903

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Jerzy}} (1903–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(son of Grzegorz)
* String Quartet No.2 / Concerto for String Orchestra (1928, pub.1931)
* Quintet for winds and trombone (pub.1931)
* Violin Concerto (pub.1931?)
* Cello concerto (pub.1932)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (pub.1933)
* Nocturne for Orchestra (4/1945; premiered 3/28/1946, New York; published 1950)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*[http://imslp.org/wiki/Wiegenlied,_Op.7_(Fitzenhagen,_Wilhelm) Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7]
*String Quartet in D-minor, Op. 23 (Full score and parts)
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Ave Maria for 4 Cellos, Op.41
*Die Spinnerin (Spinnlied) No.2 for 4 Cellos, Op.59
*Sarabande by J.S.Bach for 4 Cellos, Op.64

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8 -- do these exist in a PD form? Published as "Six Solos" in 1758.
* Overtures, Op.3 (pub.1771)

=={{Cat|Flament, Édouard}} (1880–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 1st Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.14 (1903, pub.1915? by C.Selva)
* 3 Mélodrames for small orch. (pub.1919 or so)
* Elegie pour orchestra (Evette & Schaeffer, [1920])
* Fantaisie pour basson, violon & violoncelle, Op.54 (©1922)

=={{Cat|Flaxland, Gustave-Alexandre}} (1821–1895)==
* 10 Piano Pieces (pub.ca.1884)
* Rêverie for violin or cello & piano (pub.1895/6, [[E. Baudoux]])

=={{Cat|Flégier, Ange}} (1846–1927)==
* Prélude & danse for violin and piano (pub.1873, [[Durand]])

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==

=={{Cat|Flor, Christian}} (1626–1697)==
* Passion Oratorio 1667
* any Cantatas
* any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Florio, Caryl}} (1843–1920)==
* Symphony No.1 in G (manuscript, 1887-09, at Free Library Philh. & NYPL.)
* Symphony No.2 in C minor (manuscript, 1887-12. Arrangement of Quartet No.1.)
* Piano Concerto in A{{flat}} (1875/1915)
* String Quartet No.1 in C minor (1877)
* String Quartets 2 in F, 3 in D

=={{Cat|Flügel, Gustav}} (1812–1900)==
* Organ works including Organ sonata Op.83 in E (pub.1881)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in B minor, Op.7 (first pub.1846, soon republished in a new edition, seems lost?)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in B{{flat}}, Op.13 (first pub.1846) (may be downloadable from Szczecin)
* Sonatine No.7, Op.54 in C (pub.1859)

=={{Cat|Fodor, Carel Anton}} (1768–1846)==
* Piano Sonata in F sharp major, Op.2 No.2, ed. J.J Hummel, 1793
* Piano Sonatas Op.2 No.1 and 3.

=={{Cat|Foerster, Adolph Martin}} (1854–1927)==
* Thusnelda, Op.10 (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1881)
* Piano Quartet No.1 in {{K|Eb}}, Op.21 (Leipzig: Kahnt, 1888)
* Piano Trio in G minor, Op.29 (Berlin: Challier & Co., 1894)
* Suite No.2, Op.47 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Prelude to Goethe's 'Faust', Op.48 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Trio-Serenade, Op.61 (New York: Carl Fischer, 1915)
* Piano Trio in D major, Op.83 (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)
* The Enchanter's Dream (Des Zauberers Traum), Op.85 for string orchestra (Leipzig: F. Schuberth, 1922)

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* String Quartet No.1, Op.15 (p.1898, Junne)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.61 (p.1914. Qt 2 wasn't pub. until 1927.)
* Jessika, opera, published 1910 in reduction

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)
* The Wreck of the Hesperus, op. 17 (Boston: Arthur Schmidt, 1888) -- copies at U Chicago, U Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, U Michigan, Carnegie Library (Pittsburgh), Carnegie Mellon U, Westminster Choir College

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Forgues, Émile}} (1823–1883)==
*'''Les Pathétiques''': 12 grandes études de concert, for pf., (Paris: Flaxland, 1862?). Containing Opp. 10-21. 
**''This work is available from the Research Division at New York Public Library:'' Call number:'' *MYD | Forgues, Emile, 1823 | [Les pathetiques] Les Pathetiques: 12 Grandes etudes de concert.'']'' 

*'''Fantaisie sur le Stabat de Rossini''', for pf., (Paris: E. Troupenas, 1844)

=={{Cat|Forino, Luigi}} (1868–1936)==
* 4 Preghiere (Prayers) for 4 cellos, op.27 - (note: does opus 27 contain all 4 or just no. 3 which [[Preghiere No.3, Op.27 (Forino, Luigi)|is here]]? a worldcat.org search for scores by Forino detects only no.3 but that could mean anything. - Schissel ''Answer to Schlissel'note'': surely opus 27 contains 4 "Preghiere", as the line under the composer's name on the score reads "Op.27 N.3" which I'm sure means that it is the third piece of opus 27 considered as a whole of four pieces; if you were right, the line would have instead read "N.3, Op.27", or "Op.27 (N.3)". - Ashaam) (answer in the composer's category page - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Forneret, Xavier}} (1809–1884)==
(See [[wikipedia:Xavier Forneret|Wikipedia]])
*Pluie, valse (violin & piano) (pub.1873)
*La musette, duo (violin & piano) (pub.1872)

=={{Cat|Fornerod, Aloÿs}} (1890–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 3 Motets, Op.2 (pub.1920)
* Violin Sonata in B, Op.11 (pub.1926) (@ Sibley but restricted for some time)
* Concert pour deux violons et piano, Op.16 (ca.1942)
* Cello Sonata, Op.24 (ca.1950)

=={{Cat|Förster, Alban}} (1849–1916)==
* Symphony in E (pub.1888/89, Richter & Hopf; 1899, Lehne. Copy at Schlossmuseum, Sondershausen, elsewhere, NYPL offsite...)
* Piano Trios (in C, G and A (the last in autograph, the first two published)) - in C Op.61 we have? No.2 Op.172 is in D, no.3 is as noted unpublished. No.5 in F we do have.
* Trio No.4 in light style in F, Op.174 (pub.1906)
* Concert overture Frühlingsklänge Op.80 (ÖNB has a copy)

=={{Cat|Förster, Kaspar}} (1616–1673)==
* 3 Oratorios
* 35 Sacred Concertos (Cantatas)
* Sonata a 7

=={{Cat|Forsyth, Cecil}} (1870–1941)==
* Viola Concerto in G Minor: Score, orchestral parts and/or piano reduction. A set with the orchestral material can be found in the Fleisher Collection at the Free Library of Philadelphia (http://know.freelibrary.org/), should anyone in the vicinity be kindly able to scan it. -- we have part of this now, increasingly..
* Kubla Khan. Cantata for men's voices, unaccompanied, the words selected from Coleridge's poem (©1913?)
*The luck of Eden Hall (choral ballad. ©1922) (also set by Robert Schumann)

=={{Cat|Förtsch, Johann Philipp}} (1652–1732)==
* Sacred Concertos
* 32 Canons on Christ, der du bist der helle Tag, 1680
* Canon perpetuus a 4 on the same chorale
* Counterpoint studies
* Triple fugue
* Musicalischer Compositions Tractat
* Von den dreyfachen Contrapunkten

=={{Cat|Foulds, John}} (1880–1939)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*A World Requiem (c. 1923), poet dies 1967, should be allowed
*Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6
*Lento e Scherzetto for cello and orchestra, Op. 12
*Cello Concerto in G major, Op. 17
*Two Concert Pieces for Cello and Piano, Op. 25
*Badinage for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)
*The World Requiem: Vocal and Full Score

=={{Cat|Fowles, Leonard Nowell}} (1870–1939)==
*A memory, for violin and piano or for organ (pub.1913/1917)
*2 Viola Sonatas (No.2 premiered Dec.1896, London, Hobday (viola)/Fowles (piano). Ms if not lost?)
*2 sketches for the organ (pub.1914)

=={{Cat|Franchomme, Auguste}} (1808–1884)==
* Nocturnes Opus 15 for two cellos (or solo cello with accompaniment of a second cello?)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Quae est ista FWV63
* Messe Solennelle FWV59
* "Les sept paroles du Christ sur la croix"
* Piano duet arrangement (Hamelle) of [[String Quartet (Franck, César)|String Quartet]]

=={{Cat|Franck, Eduard}} (1817–1893)==
* Cello sonata op.6 (Stern, 1846)
* Concert-overture op.12 in E{{flat}} (Bote & Bock, 1848) (score plate 1216)
* Piano Trio op.11 (Guttentag, 1848)
* Piano concerto in D minor op.13 (Guttentag, 1850) (new edition (urtext) issued 2013)
* String quintet op.15 in E minor (Bote & Bock, 1850)
* Fantaisie for orchestra, op.16 (Schlesinger, 1851)
* Violin sonata no.1 in C minor op.19 (Schloss, 1853)
* Violin sonata no.2 in A op.23 (Schloss, 1860)
* Piano trio no.1 in E{{flat}} op.22 (Schloss, 1860)
* Symphony no.1 op.47 in A (Trautwein, 1860?, pub.1882)
* Symphony no.2 op.52 in B{{flat}} (composed 1883?, poss. unpublished)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet No.2 in E-flat
* String Quartet no.3 op.55 in C minor (pub.1899, Schlesinger)
* Violin concerto no.2 op.57 ( poss. unpublished)
* Piano trio op.58 in D (pub.1898, Schlesinger) (plate 8094)

=={{Cat|Franck, Richard}} (1858–1938)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Violin sonata no.2 Op. 35
* Piano trios Op. 20, Op. 32 (Op.32 @ÖNB)
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903) (@ÖNB)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)
* Piano Sonata No.3, Op.51 (pub.1910?)
* Violin Concerto Op.43 (pub.1906)
* Concert-Ouverture (Wellen des Meeres und der Liebe) für grosses Orchester Op.21 (@ ÖNB)
* Liebesidyll Amor und Psyche Op.40 (@ÖNB)
* Suite for orchestra Op.30 (ditto)
* Symphonic fantasy Op.31 (ditto)
* Dramatic overture Op.37 (ditto)

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1889)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22) (B minor acc. to entry in Royal Dutch Library)
*String Quartet No.2 Op.31 (pub. Richault, plate 6520R, around 1841? (Worldcat)- later if the dates in the [[Richault]] table around there are right, but they really need double-checking.) (parts at Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam )

=={{Cat|Franz, Robert}} (1815{{EN}}1892)==
*Psalm 117 (Lobet den Herrn) for 2 choruses, Op.19 (published by [[F. Whistling]], 1855)
*6 Gesänge, Op.22 (Senff, 1855)

=={{Cat|Freislich, Johann Balthasar Christian}} (1687–1764)==
* ''Passio Christi'' (Brockes-Passion)
* Matthäus-Passion

=={{Cat|Freitas Branco, Luís de}} (1890–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto (1916)
* Alentejo Suite No. 1 (1919)
* Alentejo Suite No. 2 (1927)
* Violin Sonata (pub. 1927?, Sassetti)
* Cello Sonata (©1927)
* String Quartet (pub. 1927)
* Earlier? violin sonata, pub. 1909/10, Pabst ({{HMBref|1910|4}})

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* ''Liber secundus diversarum modulationum singulus, binis, ternis, quaternisque vocibus'' (Rome: Andrea Fei, 1627)

=={{Cat|Frederick II}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Friedrich Hofmeister]])
*Tanzidyllen for piano, Op.9 (pub. 1906 by Tanner)

=={{Cat|Fried, Oskar}} (1871–1941)==
*Prelude and Fugue, Op.10
*Adagio & Scherzo, Op.2
*Verklärte Nacht, für Mezzosopran und Tenor mit Orchester, op.9 (pub.1904)
*Hänsel und Gretel fantasy for orchestra (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Fröber, Christoph Gottlieb}} (1704–1759)==
* Brockes-Passion

=={{Cat|Fröhlich, Friedrich Theodor}} (1803–1836)==
* Ouvertüre zu Passionsmusiken f-Moll (1835)
* Totenfeier (1829)
* Stabat mater (dt.) (1829)
* Weihnachtskantate (1830)
* Passionskantate (1831)

=={{Cat|Frühling, Carl}} (1868–1937)==
*Sonata, op. 22, for cello and piano
*String Quartet in E-flat major, op. 25
*Piano Trio in E-flat major, op. 32
*Watteau, Ballet-Pantomime (ÖNB has a copy)
*Schlummerlied: „Schlaf’ du, mein Söhnchen, so schlafe doch ein“ (pub.1899 by Gutmann. Plate 16205?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Albert}} (1858–1910)==
*String quartet in E minor, Op.40 (pub. Kahnt in 1904) (LoC has, BSB has, Sibley/Rochester has just received as a gift)
*Piano Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1887)
*Violin Concerto, Op.25 (pub.1904)
*Cello Sonata, Op.27 (pub.1894)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Richard}} (1887–1947)==
*Tarantelle for violin and piano, Op.79 (1901) (possibly by a different Richard Fuchs?)
(Other works at [http://www.richardfuchs.org.nz/compositions.php Richard Fuchs compositions] but seem to have been published too recently?)

=={{Cat|Fuchs, Robert}} (1847–1927)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Eglogue, Op. 5
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* 7 Lieder Op. 52
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* Marienblumen (womens' choir and harp or piano)
* String Quartet No.5 (Amont-Quartet, 1925) (may not exist, but listed in the ONB catalog. Someone want to have a look?)
* Violin Sonata no.2 in D major, Op.33 (yay for the others :) )

=={{Cat|Füchs, Ferdinand Karl}} (1811–1848)==
(Also Ferdinand Carl Füchs, F.C. Füchs/Fuechs)
* Opera "Guttenberg" (overture published 1847)
* Souvenir à Mdlle Thérèse Milanollo. Chant for violin and piano, Op.35 (pub.1844)
* Concertino p. Cor chromatique, Op.17 (pub.1843)

=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Adolfo}} (1828–1856)==
In general looking for all his piano works
* École Moderne du Pianiste : recueil de 24 morceaux caracteristiques for piano, Op. 100
* Le prophete : grande fantaisie de bravoure for piano, op. 43
* Grande Fantaisie Militaire for piano, Op. 60
=={{Cat|Fumagalli, Polibio}} (1830–1900)==
* Marcia Brillante, No.2 of {{NoComp|6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80|Fumagalli,_Polibio}}

=={{Cat|Funcke, Friedrich}} (1642–1699)==
* Trostvolle Geschichte der sig- und freudenreichen Auferstehung Jesu Christi, 1665
* Die geschichte von dem selig machenden Leiden und Sterben unseres süssesten Heilands Jesu Christi (Lukas-Passion), 1683
* Litania divisa in 8 v. et Instr. in duos Choros
* 43 Melodien des Stadt-Lüneburgischen Gesangbuchs von 1686
* Janua latino-germanico ad artem Musicam, clavibus facilioribus in usum scholae, 1680

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Anton Bernhard}} (1792–1852)==
* Flöten-schule, Op. 42 (1826)
* Die Kunst des Flötenspiels, Op.138 (1844)

=={{Cat|Fürstenau, Kaspar}} (1772–1819)==
* 5 Little Duets
* 4 Little Duets

=={{Cat|Furuhjelm, Erik}} (1883–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(bio at [[wikipedia:fi:Erik Furuhjelm|Wikipedia (Finnish)]]. Sibelius' first? biographer)
* String Quintet in C minor (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Fux, Johann Joseph}} (ca.1660–1741)==
* Any Masses (K 1-50) for Christmas, Holy Week, or in minor keys
* K 51 Requiem et Kyrie a 5
* K 52 Dies irae a 5
* K 53 Domine Jesu Christe a 5
* K 54 Libera me Domine
* K 55 Requiem
* K 56 Requiem
* K 57 Dies irae
* Any Vespers or Psalms in minor keys (K 58-114)
* Any Litanies or Completorien in minor keys (K 115-136)
* K 137-148 (Graduals)
* Any Offertories in minor keys (K 149-172)
* Any Motets in minor keys (K 173-184)
* Any hymns in minor keys (K 185-290)
* K 291 La fede sacrilega nella morte del Precursor S. Giov. Battista, Oratorium 1714
* K 292 La Donne Forte nella Madre de' Sette Maccabei, Oratorio 1715
* K 293 Il Fonte della salute, aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario, Componimento sacro 1716
* K 294 Il Trionfo della Fede. Oratorio in 2 parti 1716
* K 295 Il Disfacimento di Sisara. Oratorio a 5 1717
* K 296 Cristo nell' orto. Oratorio 1718
* K 297 Gesù Cristo negato da Pietro. Oratorio 1719
* K 298 La Cena del Signore. Oratorio in 2 Parti, L'anno 1720 1720
* K 299 Il Testamento di nostro Signor Gesù Cristo sul Calvario. Oratorio in 2 parti 1726
* K 300 La Desposizione dalla Croce di Gesù Cristo Salvator nostro. Componimento sacro per Musica al SSmo Sepolcro 1728
* Any Partitas, Sinfonias, Overtures, or Sonatas or Septet in minor keys (K 319-397)
* K 395-397 Sonatas pastorale a 3
* Gradus Ad Parnassum in English
* Oratorium Germanicum de Passione 1731
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=={{Cat|Napoleão, Alfredo}} (1852–1917)==
* Tableaux, Suite de petites piéces caractéristiques, Op.36 (Porto: Costa Mesquita, ca.1882)
* Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp minor, Op.41 (Augener, ca.1888)

=={{Cat|Napoleão, Arthur}} (1843–1925)==
* Overture to ''O Remorso vivo'', Op.35
* 12 etudes artistiques, Op.43
* Echos do passado, Op.45
* Soirées intimes, Op.59
* Soirées de Rio, Op.67
* Romance, Op.71/1
* Nouvelles etudes Cramer-Napoleão, Op.84

=={{Cat|Nat, Yves}} (1890–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonatine No.1 for piano (cop.1921, Mathot)

=={{Cat|Naudot, Jacques-Christophe}} (1690–1762)==
* 2 Gavottes from Sonata in D, Op.1 No.3
::the Gavotte en rondeau, I think, from the {{NoComp|6 Flute Sonatas, Op.1|Naudot, Jacques-Christophe}} -- we already have this.

=={{Cat|Naujalis, Juozas}} (1869–1934)==
*Svajonė for quartet (ca.1921)
*Ruduo/Autumn (symphonic poem) (ca.1930) (PD-CA)
*Missa in honorem St. Casimiri (pub. [[Pustet]], 1896)

=={{Cat|Naumann, Ernst}} (1832–1910)==
*String Quartet, Op.9 (pub.1877 by Breitkopf&Härtel

=={{Cat|Naumann, Johann Gottlieb}} (1741–1801)==
* Messe in d-Moll, 1794
* Missa in c-Moll
* Missa in a-Moll
* La passione di Gesù Cristo, 1767
* Davide in Terebinto, 1794
* Orchestral works in minor keys
* Keyboard and Organ works in minor keys
* Piano Concerto in B{{flat}} major? (recorded a few times...)

=={{Cat|Navrátil, Karel}} (1867–1936)==
* Opera ''Hermann'' (manuscript)
* Opera ''Salambo''
* Symphony in G minor (Op.4) (1902? manuscript. At Free Library of Philadelphia. However, they also attribute the String Quartet Op.18 and Quartet No.2 Op.21 by Nawrátil in their collection to Navrátil. So, attribution - ??)
* Piano Concerto in F minor
* Violin Concerto in E minor
* Violin Sonata
* Viola Sonata

=={{Cat|Nawrátil, Karl}} (1836–1914)==
* Concert overture, Op.5 (pub.1872)
* Piano Trio No.1 (in E{{flat}}?), Op.9 (pub.1881)
* String Quartet No.1 in D minor, Op.18 (pub.1888)
* Cello sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub. 1903)
* Grosses Messe, Op.26 for soli, chorus, and orchestra (pub.1903)
* Psalm 30 for soli, chorus, and orchestra
* Psalms 23 & 117, Op.25 (pub.1903)

=={{Cat|Neglia, Francesco Paolo}} (1874–1932)==
*Menuet im alten Stil, Op.14 (for strings, piano ad.lib. pub.1912)
*Intermezzo breve for orchestra, op.3 (date not on score?)

=={{Cat|Neitzel, Otto}} (1852–1920)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Piano Concerto [Full Score or 2-piano reduction]

=={{Cat|Nepomuceno, Alberto}} (1864–1920)==
* Piano Trio in F{{sharp}} minor (pub.ca.1920, Sampaio Araujo & Cia., plate 7824)
* String Quartets 1 & 2 if possible

=={{Cat|Neuhoff, Ludwig}} (1859–1909)==
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.3 (pub. 1890)
* Festklänge, Fantasiestück für Orchester, Op.6 (pub.1897)
* String Quartet, Op.10 (pub.1894)
* Sonatas Opp. 11 (organ) (pub.1895, Fritzsch), 21 (pub.1898)

=={{Cat|Neukome, Georges-Eugène}} (1784–1850)==
Born in Saint-Quentin 14 Mar.1784, see {{GoogleB|EXBTAAAAYAAJ|PA273|Notes historiques}}.
* Thème varié for violin and string quartet, Op.3
* ", Op.1
* ", Op.4
* Rondeau brillant pour le violon principal avec accompagnement d'orchestre , Op.2
* Rondeau brillant pour piano et violoncelle (Op.6?)
* 6 piano trios, 5 piano quintets in manuscript?

=={{Cat|Neukomm, Sigismund}} (1778–1858)==
* Concerto, Op.12
* Fantasies, Op.9 and 11

=={{Cat|Neumann-Cordua, Theodor}} (1860–1914)==
see [http://www.corduan.com/PhpGedview/individual.php?pid=I48&ged=Cordua.GED Information] (born 1860 in Suriname, died 1914 or 1917? in Venezuela.)
* Piano Trio, Op.6 (pub.1885, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet, Op.7 (pub. 1885, Schlesinger ; ?, Rättig. Rättig publication held by Toronto and ÖNB.)

=={{Cat|Neunhaber, Andreas}} (1603–1663)==
* Chorale settings for Organ

=={{Cat|Neuville, Valentin}} (1863–1941)==
* Tréfle à quatre feuilles. (opera - published ca.1898?)
* Tiphaine, dramatic episode (pub. 1899)
* L'aveugle drame en un acte (pub.1902)
* Les Willis : légende lyrique en cinq tableaux (pub.1899)

=={{Cat|Nevin, Gordon Balch}} (1892–1943)==
* A Moonlight Serenade (organ, pub. 1914)
* L'Arlequin (Staccato Etude) (organ, pub. 1917)
* Sketches of the City, Suite (organ, pub. 1917)
* Will 'o the Wisp (organ, pub. 1914)

=={{Cat|Neymarck, Jean}} (1889–1913)==
* String Quartet in C minor (pub.posth.1914?) (Juilliard copy says @1913 Demets, so maybe copyright before or just after his death?)

=={{Cat|Nicolai, Otto}} (1810–1849)==
*Overture on "Von Himmel Hoch" - full score

=={{Cat|Nicou-Choron, Stéphane-Louis}} (1809–1886)==
*Cantatas "Bonheur! victoire!" and "Les couronnes" (pub.1840, chez Nicou-Choron & Canaux, brought out in a package with a cantata by {{LinkName|Sigismund|Neukomm}})

=={{Cat|Nielsen, Carl}} (1865–1931)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Ved en ung Kunstners Baare (At the Bier of a Young Artist), op.58 (?? that's Op. for Commotio. FS 58?) - available from DKB, see {{WC|794322108|link}})
* Aladdin Suite, Op.34 (we may have this under Aladdin -see "7 Orchestral Pieces")
* {{LinkWorkN|Clarinet Concerto|Op.57|Nielsen|Carl|0}} - piano score (full score is available, along with parts and solo clarinet part))
* Maskarade Overture – full score. (full score of opera _is_ available, along with parts to overture)
* {{LinkWorkN|Serenata in vano||Nielsen|Carl|0}} parts uploaded
* {{LinkWorkN|String Quartet No.1|Op.13|Nielsen|Carl|0}} (p.1902) - imported from Sibley [[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 11:13, 27 January 2012 (UTC)

=={{Cat|Nielsen, Ludolf}} (1876–1939)==
* Lola, opera after Hugo (trans. Jul. Straube), Op.43, JC 75 (1916-20, pub.1920?/1948)

=={{Cat|Nietzsche, Friedrich}} (1844–1900)==
*Ermanarich - Symphonic Poem (piano piece)
*"Nachlang einer Sylvestenacht" duet for violin and piano (January 2 1864)

=={{Cat|Niggli, Friedrich}} (1875–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello Sonata in A minor, Op.6 (pub. Hug, 1902)
* Violin Sonata in E, Op.7 (pub. Hug, 1902)

=={{Cat|Nisle, Johann Martin Friedrich}} (1780–1861)==
(ca.1861)
*String Quintets, Op.21, Op.30 (Gran Quintetto)
*Due Quadri (string quartets)<-- Uploaded but actually (probably) by Johann Nisle (1737-1788)
*Grosse Sonata, Op.41 (Duet) (pub.1837)

=={{Cat|Nivers, Guillaume-Gabriel}} (ca. 1632–1714)==
* Observations sur le toucher et jeu de l'orgue (1665, included in Livre d'orgue contenant cent pièces). Available on : [http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b9010057c/f2.image.r=Nivers,%20Guillaume%20Gabriel.langEN GALLICA]
* Méthode facile pour apprendre à chanter la musique (1666, also attributed to Charles le Maire[1]). Available on : [http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k8517280.r=Nivers%2C+Guillaume+Gabriel.langEN GALLICA]
* Traité de la composition de musique (1667)
* Dissertation sur le chant grégorien (1683)
* L'art d'accompagner sur la basse continue (1689, included in Motets а voix seule)
* Méthode certaine pour apprendre le plain-chant de l'Église (1698)
* Complete Liturgical Editions
* Passiones D.N.J.C. cum benedictione ceres Paschalis (1670)

=={{Cat|Nixon, Henry Cotter}} (1842–1907)==
4th son of {{LinkName|Henry George|Nixon}}. See [[wikipedia:fr:Henry Cotter Nixon|Wikipedia (French)]].
* Piano Trio No.1 (composed ca.1879)
* Violin Sonata

=={{Cat|Nohr, Christian Friedrich}} (1800–1875)==
* Symphony, Op.1 (pub.1830 or earlier)
* String Quintet Op.7

=={{Cat|Noren, Heinrich Gottlieb}} (1861–1928)==
*Kaleidoskop, Variations and Double Fugue, Op.30 (pub.1908)
*Vita: Sinfoni für modernes Orchester, Op.36 (pub.1911)
*Symphonische Serenade, Op.48 (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Norman, Ludvig}} (1831–1885)==
*Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.3 (Kistner, 1852).
*Piano Trio in D major, Op.4 (pub. Kistner, 1853).
*Piano Quartet in E minor, Op.10 (pub. Kistner, 1862).
*Cello Sonata in D, Op.28 (pub. Kistner, 1876).
*String Quartet No.2 in E, Op.20 (pub. Bagge, 1882.)
*String Quartet No.4 in D Minor, Op.24?? (not sure. from Wikipedia but not positive where that part of the list was from, and I think I helped compile it, too. likewise quartet 4 in C. must check.- Schissel) (actually, given as "quartet 4" {{plain|http://www.swedishmusicalheritage.com/composers/norman-ludvig/SMH-W21-Qvartett_d-moll__Quatuor_No_4_for_2_Violiner_Altviol_och_Violoncell/|here}}, though opus 42 is also called quartet 4 in some sources. It's probably quartet 5 ...)
*Piano Trio No.2 in B minor, Op.38 (pub. by 1911.)
*Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} major, Op.40 (pub. Musikaliska Konstföreningen, 1873.)
*String Quartet no.4 in C major, Op.41/2 (poss. unpublished??)
*String Quartet no.5 in A minor, Op.65 (pub.Bagge, 1887.)
*Jordens oro viker, 4-part mixed choir
*7 songs Op.15 (several times recorded)

=={{Cat|Noskowski, Zygmunt}} (1846–1909)==
* Liwia Quintilla, opera (poss. see [https://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/dlibra/docmetadata?id=174994 JBC]?)
* Symphonies 1 & 3 (From Spring to Spring)

=={{Cat|Nováček, Ottokar}} (1866–1900)==
* Concerto Eroica for piano & orchestra [Full Orchestral Score]

=={{Cat|Novák, Vítězslav}} (1879–1941)==
* Serenade in F major (not opus 9 though often given that opus number. opus 9 is the Serenaden: 4 Piano pieces, or [[Serenades, Op.9 (Novák, Vítězslav)]], a much much briefer work than the 40-minute serenade in F.)
* Violin concerto in E minor (Sibley has piano reduction)
* Violin sonata (1891, pub.1920?)

=={{Cat|Nowakowski, Józef}} (1800–1865)==
* Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op.17 (pub.1841) (recently - 2003 - rediscovered)
* Duo for violin and piano, Op.18 (pub.1841)
* Trombone concertino (op.posth.? Pub.1905, Bremen: Fischer)

=={{Cat|Nowowiejski, Feliks}} (1877–1946)==
* organ works
* Legend for violin and orchestra (or piano) , op.32 (p. 1914, piano ed., full score also)
* Orchestral symphonies (so far as PD-CA)



=={{Cat|Oberleithner, Max von}} (1868–1935)==
(some sources omit the ''von'' according to VIAF, which has both. Max Heinrich von Oberleithner.)
* 2 Symphonies (no.2 pub. by 1905) (parts, all 4 movements (it seems?) of Sym. in F (no.1?), which was pub. in Signale Oct. 9 1901, in ms-copy @ SBB acc. to RISM)

=={{Cat|Ockeghem, Johannes}} (ca.1410–1497)==
* [[Missa pro Defunctis (Ockeghem, Johannes)|Requiem (Missa pro defunctis)]]
* [[Chigi Codex (Various)|facsimile of Chigi codex]] (files too big for some connections)

=={{Cat|Oechsner, Andreas Johann Lorenz}} (1815–1886)==
*Pastoral-Mass, Op.5 (pub.1845)

=={{Cat|Oelschlegel, Alfred}} (1847–1915)==
* 2 String Quartets, Op.113 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Offenbach, Jacques}} (1819–1880)==
* Les Larmes de Jacqueline
* La Perichole, vocal score
:Now uploaded [[La Périchole (Offenbach, Jacques)|here]].
* La Vie Parisienne, overture in full score
* Grand duo Concertante for two cellos, parts
* Complete Piano Solo Works
* Concerto militaire for cello and orchestra
* Grand Duchesse de Gerolstein Overture - full score
* Orphée aux enfers Full Score (not just Overture, but entire work)
* La prière de Moïse
* Rêverie au bord de la mer, andante pour cello & piano (pub.1849 by Vve Launer)

=={{Cat|Oley, Johann Christoph}} (1738–1789)==
* Chorale Prel.

=={{Cat|Ollone, Max d'}} (1875–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Lamento pour Orchestre (1908)
* Fantasie pour harpe chromatique (and string quartet) (published 1908)

=={{Cat|Olsson, Otto}} (1879–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet No.2, Op.27 (1906?1907; pub.1913) in G/ G minor
*Second Symphony - Credo Symphoniacum Op. 50 (1918, pub.1927)
*String Quartet in A minor (1947, pub.1979)
*Organ Symphony No. 1 in E{{flat}} Op. 15 (1902) (it seems, first pub.2005??)

=={{Cat|Onslow, George}} (1784–1853)==
*Cello Sonata - which one? we have Op.16 sonatas
*Symphony No.2 in D minor op.42 (pub. Kistner 1832/33 (HMB 1833 p.18), republished recently)
*Symphony No.4 in G major op.71 (pub. Kistner 1847/48 (HMB 1848 p.2)- manuscript at Free Library of Philadelphia.)

=={{Cat|Onslow, Maurice}} (1786–1834)==
* Cantate "Le Sacre de Charles X" (pub.1826) (BdlF has just "Onslow" for composer, Worldcat has Maurice Onslow- his only composition?)

=={{Cat|Oppel, Reinhard}} (1878–1941)==
Also spelled Opel.
*Solo violin sonata in D minor op.12 (pub.1912, Tischer&Jagenburg, and earlier self-published in 1910. BSB has- unscanned in, of course for now - this latter edition) (appears in HMB under "Oppel, Reinhold" but assuming that the composer is the same-Schissel)
*Suite in E minor for solo violin op.19 (pub. 1913. self-published in Kiel apparently? also at BSB.)
*String Quartet "No.4" in F minor, Op.33 (pub.1929, Peters) (his other quartets are in ms e.g. [http://oppel.music.unt.edu/node/1076 here])
*3 Lieder Op.4, pub.1905 (Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Orefice, Giacomo}} (1865–1922)==
*''Il gladiatore'' : dramma lirico in un atto (libretto by Pietro Cossa (1830–1881), pub. 1897? by Bologna: A. Tedeschi.)

=={{Cat|Orellana, Ignatius de}} (1860–1931)==
*String Quartet in G major (pub.1890s)

=={{Cat|Ornstein, Leo}} (1893–2002) ==
All works under copyright worldwide. No posting without written permission from the copyright owner.
*Dance of the Fates (S822)

=={{Cat|Ortells, Antonio Teodoro}} (1649–1706)==
* Oratorio sacro a la Passione de Christo

=={{Cat|Ortiz, Diego}} (1510–1570) ==
* Balleto et Corrento per il violoncello agitona la spinetta

=={{Cat|Ortner, Anton}} (1823–1900)==
* String Quartet in G minor, Op.28 (Falter, 1862)

=={{Cat|Oswald, Henrique}} (1852–1931)==
* 3 Romances sans paroles, Op. 7; 2 Valses-caprices, Op. 11; 4 Morceaux, Op.12 (pub. Venturini)
* Molto lento da Quartetto Op.19 (pub. 1896 Gambi) - from Op. 17?
* Piano Quintet in C major, Op.18 (pub.1937) (@FLP main lib.)
** Piano Quintet, Op.18: the slow movement arranged for piano solo by J. Octaviano (pub.1926 Sampaio Araujo, plate 7905)
** Andante estratto dalla sonata op. 18 (same?)
* Romanza dalla sonata per violoncello (pub. Gambi) - from Op.21
* 2 Romances for violin & piano, Op.37 (pub.1908 Bevilacqua)
*Piano Trio, Op.45 (pub.1917/18 by Sampaio Araujo)
* Berceuse No.2 for violin & piano (©1922, Composer's Music)
* Serrana, for piano trio (pub.1927 Ricordi)
* Organ Sonata (pub.1931 Ricordi)
* Missa de Requiem à 4 vozes de Henrique Oswald adaptadas por H. Villa Lobos (pub. Sampaio Araujo & C.)

=={{Cat|Otaka, Hisatada}} (1911–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* ''Sonatine'' for piano (Op.13?) (pub.1965?)
* Flute concerto (if possible)
* Symphony No.1 (if possible)


=={{Cat|Pabst, Paul}} (1854–1897)==
* Six Morceaux Caracteristiques for piano, Op. 84

=={{Cat|Pachelbel, Johann}} (1653–1706)==
* Any Preludes, Toccatas, Fantasias, Fugues, Chaconnes, Chorale preludes, Chorale variations, etc. not in [[Orgelkompositionen (Pachelbel, Johann)|DTB]]:
** Preludes and Fugues and other works from Mylau Tabulature
** Works from the Weimarer Orgeltabulatur
** Fantasia (Weimar copy, details unknown)
* Ciacona (Chaconne)in D minor ''one in that key [[Klavierwerke_(Pachelbel,_Johann)|here]]''
* Ciacona (Chaconne) in D major ''2 are ed. [[Klavierwerke_(Pachelbel,_Johann)|Seifert]], the second, T202, also [[Ciaconas (Pachelbel, Johann)|here]]''
* Sacred Concertos
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SSATB, 2vn, 3va, b.c., d minor P 92, T 396 & 382, WPC 426
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SATB, 2vn, fg, b.c., g minor (no. 1) P 95, T 399, WPC 428
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SSATB, 2vn, va, 2vg, fg, b.c., g minor (no. 2) P 96, T 400, WPC 429
* Deus in adjutorium meum intende, ingressus, SSATB, 2vn, 3va, fg, b.c., a minor P 98, T 402, WPC 431
* Deutlich Anweisung. Wie man durchs ganze Jahr bey wehrenden Gottesdienst, so wohl in den Vespern als Tagambt, bey S. Sebald m. der Orgel zu intonieren und zu respondiren sich zu verhalten habe.
* Alle Menschen müssen sterben P 377a T 82 WPC 124

=={{Cat|Pachelbel, Wilhelm Hieronymus}} (1686–1764)==
* Keyboard works (DTB contains some by him)
* {{LinkWork|Prelude in A minor|BWV 923a|Bach|Johann Sebastian|0}} (work also attributed to {{LinkName|Johann Sebastian|Bach}}) -- see Bach's {{NoComp|Prelude in B minor, BWV 923|Bach, Johann Sebastian}} - a score has been uploaded there. Both versions attributed to WH Pachelbel.)

=={{Cat|Pacius, Fredrik}} (1809–1891)==
* Violin concerto (comp.1845, published 1928 in reduction)
* Opera ''Kung Karls jakt'' (1852)

=={{Cat|Paderewski, Ignacy Jan}} (1860–1941)==
* Overture in E-Flat
* Symphony in B Minor (uploaded)
* [[Piano Concerto, Op.17 (Paderewski, Ignacy Jan)|Concerto in A minor Op. 17 for piano and orchestra]] (dedicated to Theodore Leschetitzky), 1882-89 (only arrangement there now as of 2/11 but keep page on watchlist)

=={{Cat|Paganini, Niccolò}} (1782–1840)==
* Duetto Amoroso per violino e chitarra
* Variation on "God Save the Queen", Op. 9
* Violin Concerto No. 1 in D (Eb) Major, Op. 6 (Score)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 in B Minor, Op. 7 (Score)
* Violin Concerto No. 3 in E Major, MS 50
* Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Minor (Score and a better quality version of violin part)
* Violin Concerto No. 6 in E Minor (Score and a better quality version of violin part)
* Caprice no. 24 for violin and piano (Auer/Schumman)
* Violin Concerto No.1 in Eb Major, Op. 6 First Version
* Three Duets For Violin And Bassoon, MS 130
* Couvent Du Mont St. Bernard for violin, orchestra and male chorus, MS67
* Polacca con variazioni in A major, MS 18
* 3 Duetti for Violin & Cello, MS 107

=={{Cat|Pahnke, Woldemar}} (1871–1934)==
* String Quartet in A minor (perf. 1905? Not published until 1934, it seems. Ah well. PD-CA, anyway, if renewed.)

=={{Cat|Paine, John Knowles}} (1839–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.5 - manuscript uploaded. Published score and parts should be PD-US (govt. publication and/or no renewal)
* An Island Fantasy, Op. 44 - Full Score/Orchestral Parts. (Op.44 Poseidon & Amphitrite? or something else??)

=={{Cat|Paisiello, Giovanni}} (1740–1816)==
*La Molinara, vocal score
*I Pittagorici, vocal score and full score
* R 3.02 - La Passione di Nostro Signor Gesù Cristo
* R 3.03 - Passio secundum Mattheum
* R 3.04 - Passio di San Giovanni
* R 3.05 – Il transito di San Luigi Gansaga
* R 3.06 – Cantata fatta in occasione della transalazione del sangue di S. Gennaro
* R 3.07 – Baldassare
* R 3.08 – Cantata per la Sollenità del SS. Corpo di Cristo
* R 3.09 – Cantata per la transalazione del sangue del glorioso martire S. Gennaro
* R 3.11 - Passio per la domenica delle Palme
* R 3.12 - Passio per il venerdi Santo
* R 4.05 - Veni ferox, veni in G minor
* R 4.13 - Messa in Pastorale per il Natale in G major
* R 4.14 - Mass for Passion and Palm Sundays in F major
* R 4.20 - Sitibundi desolati in D minor
* R 4.47 - Laudate pueri in E minor
* R 5.01 - Missa Defunctorum in C minor
* R 5.58 - Stabat Mater del Pergolese in C minor
* R 5.59 - Libera me Domine in D minor
* R 6.17 - Psalm: Laetatus sum in D minor
* R 6.21 - Responsoria Nativitatis Domini in E minor
* R 6.22 - Responsori per la settimana santa
* R 6.23 - Responsori per Giovedi Santo
* R 6.24 - Responsori per Venerdi Santo
* R 6.25 - Lamentazione prima in C major
* R 6.26 - Lamentazione seconda in G major
* R 6.26 - Lamentazione terza in F major
* R 6.28 - Lezione per la sera del Giovedi Santo
* R 6.29 - Christus factus est in A minor
* R 6.30 - Miserere a 5 in D minor
* R 6.31 - Hymn: Pange lingua in C minor
* R 8.10 - [[Harpsichord Concerto in C major (Paisiello, Giovanni)|Keyboard Concerto No.1 in C major]]
* R 8.11 - Keyboard Concerto No.2 in F major ''?= [[Harpsichord Concerto in F major (Paisiello, Giovanni)]] ?''
* R 8.14 – Collection of rondos and capriccios for keyboard
* R 8.15 - Keyboard Concerto No.3 in A major
* R 8.16 - Keyboard Concerto No.4 in G minor
* R 8.17 - Keyboard Concerto No.5 in D major
* R 8.18 - Keyboard Concerto No.6 in B flat major
* R 8.19 - Keyboard Concerto No.7 in A major
* R 8.20 - [[Keyboard Concerto in C major (Paisiello, Giovanni)|Keyboard Concerto No.8 in C major]]
* R 8.22 – Marche funèbre pour le Général Hoche in C minor
* R 8.25 - Symphony in {{K|C}}
* R E.02 - Sinfonia in {{K|Eb}}

=={{Cat|Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da}} (1525 or 1526–1594)==
* Christus factus es[t], listed among dubious in NG: MÜs 1244 =Münster Diözesan-Bibliothek

=={{Cat|Palicot, Georges}} (1863–1921)==
* Grand Solo pathétique (Sapho) for cello and piano (pub.1893, Paris: Voiry)
* Other cello/piano works

=={{Cat|Palmgren, Selim}} (1878–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Ungarischer Tanz for Piano (may be in copyright, since it may be posthumous?)
*Rondo a Capriccio, Op.49b or Op.53 (Published ca.1930 by London : Augener)
*Ballad with Theme and Variations for Piano, Op.18 (lost? I know it was published because it is mentioned in literature, but not even WorldCat has it, and I can find no signs that it exists today.)
*En pastoral i 3 scener, Op.50 (piano/orchestra versions) (Piano version published ca.1920 by Kbh. (also Leipzig or Frankfurt) : Wilhelm Hansen)
*Piano Concerto No.4, ''April'', Op.85 (©1931)
*New Piano Sketches, Op.87

=={{Cat|Pals, Leopold van der}} (1882–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(also Leopold van Gilse van der Pals)
* Concertpiece in B minor, Op.10 (©1912)
* Rhapsodie Op.73 (published n.d.1931 (see HMB 1931, 90))

=={{Cat|Pape, Ludwig}} (1809–1855)==
*String Quartet No.1 in F, Op.6 (p.1833)
*String Quintet (2 Vcl.) (1834)
*Quartet No.2, Op.10 (1841) (Hofmeister 2587)
*Quartet No.3 (pub.1845)
*4 Works for 4 Cellos (posthumous?)
*Elegie for Cello and Piano (at Universiteit van Amsterdam, Centrale Bibliotheek)
*Symphony in D major (Detmold Library) if possible

=={{Cat|Pâque, Désiré}} (1867–1939)==
*Violin Sonata No.2, Op.32, p1898 (Juilliard Lib has a copy. Poss A minor?)
*10 Pieces for organ, Op.57
*Symphonie No.1 for organ, Op.67, p1911
*Piano Sonata No.1, Op.68, p1912
*Piano Sonata No.3, Op.70, p1912
*5 Pieces for Organ, Op.88
*2 Pieces for Organ, Op.112
*Requiem, Op.41, p.1912
*2 petits quatuors pour quatre voix de femmes, Op.120 (p.1933, Schneider)
*10 Atonal pieces for piano for youth, Op.106 (p.1930, Schneider)

=={{Cat|Paradies, Pietro Domenico}} (1709–1791)==
* Cantatas
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Parent, Armand}} (1863–1934)==
* Piano Quintet (if extant)
* 2 String Quartets (if extant)
* Romances without words Opp.3&4 (pub. 1891?)

=={{Cat|Parish-Alvars, Elias}} (1808–1849)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.90 (solo part at least) (compare to op81?)

=={{Cat|Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings}} (1848–1918)==
* ''Songs of Farewell'', 1918 (6 a cappella motets: My soul, there is a country (SATB) / I know my soul hath power (SATB) / Never weather-beaten sail (SSATB) / There is an old belief (SSATBB) / At the round earth's imagined corners (SSAATTBB) / Lord, let me know mine end (SATB/SATB))
* [[I was Glad (Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings)|I was glad]] (original scoring and revision history a bit murky)
* Symphony no. 4
* Organ Works ([[3 Chorale Fantasias (Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings)|3 Chorale Fantasias]], [[Chorale Preludes (Parry, Charles Hubert Hastings)|(14) Chorale Preludes]], leaving Fantasia and Fugue in G. (1913), Elegy in A major (1922) Toccata and Fugue in G major and E minor, 'The Wanderer' (posthumous, 1921)
* Manuscripts of the 3 string quartets and quintet
* Sonnets & Songs without Words for piano (3 books) - Lamborn Cock (sets 1-2 1869, set 3 1875

=={{Cat|Pasquini, Bernardo}} (1637–1710)==
* Keyboard works
* Organ works
* Oratorios
* Sonate per gravecembalo (1702) composte dal Sig. Bernardo Pasquini, e scritte di sua mano in questo libro.

=={{Cat|Pasquini, Ercole}} (ca.1560–1619)==
* 6 Toccatas
* 2 Durezze
* 9 or 10 Canzonas
* 5 sets of variations
* 3 dances

=={{Cat|Pauer, Ernst}} (1826–1905)==
* Cello Sonata, Op.45 (1853, pub.1855)
* Deux Sonates pour le piano, à l'usage des commençants, Op.38 (pub.1855, Schott)

=={{Cat|Paumgartner, Hans}} (1843–1896)==
* Piano Quartet (pub.1888)

=={{Cat|Pazdírek, Bohumil}} (1839–1919)==
* Piano Quintet in E{{flat}} major, Op.60 (p.1870 - pseud. as J.P. Gotthard)

=={{Cat|Pejačević, Dora}} (1885–1923)==
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.29 (pub.1913 by Rózsavölgyi, plate 3589)
*Sonate Slave (vn/pf), Op.43 (pub.1919)
*Violin Sonata, Op.26 (1909, pub.1911. Repub.1995.)
*Symphony Op.41 (pub. by 1923 but n.d.?)
*Canzonetta for violin, op.8 (pub. by Budapest: Harmonia, ca.1901 judging from plate?)
*Walzer-capricen, Op.28 (pub.1912 by Rozsavolgyi)

=={{Cat|Pepusch, John Christopher}} (1667–1752)==
* Organ works ''(are there such among the misc. kbd. mentioned in NG article?)''
* Sacred Vocal works ''(O Praise the Lord on p. 22 of [[Divine Harmony, 2nd Collection (Various)]]''
* The Death of Dido
* Menaloas ''Menalcas is Cantata IV in [[6 English Cantatas, Book 2 (Pepusch, John Christopher)]]''

=={{Cat|Peraut, Mathieu}} (fl.1797–1804)==
* Méthode pour la Flûte (Paris, c.1800)

=={{Cat|Perger, Richard von}} (1854–1911)==
* Serenade for Cello and String Orchestra, Op.21
* Violin Concerto in C minor, Op.22 (at FLP)
* Operas (e.g. Das stählerne Stross, pub.1904 by Eberle)

=={{Cat|Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista}} (1710–1736)==
* [[Stabat Mater (Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista)|Stabat Mater (orchestra parts)]] - Manuscript now available
* Sonata ''(in stile di Concerto)'' in Eb Major for Violin with accomp. of 2 Violins, Viola and Basso continuo
* "Tilge, Höchster, meine Sünden" (Bach arrangement of Stabat mater), BWV 1083 (Full Score and Manuscript).
* Orfeo altrimenti noto come Nel chiuso centro - Cantata per soprano e archi. Talvolta attribuita anche a Benedetto Marcello.
* Salve Regina in Do minore, mottetto per soprano, archi e basso continuo.(*)
* Salve regina in Fa minore, mottetto per contralto, archi e basso continuo.
* Miserere II in Do minore.
* Violin Concerto in B Flat Major-string orchestra
* Violin Sonata in E major

=={{Cat|Perinello, Carlo}} (1877–1942)==
*Piano Quintet in B minor, Op.7 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Perkins, Charles Callahan}} (1823–1886)==
*String Quartet in A major, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1854)
*String Quartet No.3 in E major, Op.9 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1854)
*Pensées musicales for violin and piano, Op.11 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1855)

=={{Cat|Perosi, Lorenzo}} (1872–1956)==
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* La Passione di Cristo (1897)
* La Trasfigurazione di Cristo (1898)
* La Risurrezione di Lazzaro (1898)
* La Risurrezione di Cristo (1898)
* Il Natale del Redentore (1899)
* La Strage degli Innocenti (1900)
* Dies Iste (pub. ca. 1905)
* Theme and Variations for Violin and Piano (©1914)
* String Quartet No.3 in G (published in 1931 by [[Ricordi]]. PD-CA)

=={{Cat|Perti, Giacomo Antonio}} (1661–1756)==
* Oratorio della Passione, 1685
* La Passione di Cristo, 1694
* Cristo al Limbo, 1698
* Gesù al Sepolcro, 1703
* La Sepoltura di Cristo, 1704
* La Passione di Cristo, 1721
* Oratorio della nascita del Signore, no date
* La sepoltura di Cristo, non datato (differente da Bologna, 1704; attribuito a Perti, possibile rielaborazione di un lavoro di Giacomo Cesare Predieri; tramandato anche col titolo spurio di San Giovanni)
* 28 Masses
* Sonatas and Sinfonias for Instruments

=={{Cat|Pescetti, Giovanni Battista}} (1704–1766)==
* Conquista del vello d'oro (published 1739, London, as The conquest of the golden fleece.)
* 4 lavori per organo
* 2 Sonate per clavicembalo
* Lezione per tastiera

=={{Cat|Pessard, Émile}} (1843–1917)==
* 2nd Grande valse de concert, Op.99 (pub.1893); similar works
* Tartarin sous les alpes, entr'acte symphonique pour orchestre (pub.1890, Margueritat) (also generally Emile Pessard's incidental music for Charles de Courcy and Henri Bocage's comedy "Tartarin sur[?] les Alpes" (some published also in 1888))

=={{Cat|Peterka, Rudolf}} (1894–1933)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (pub.1924?)
* Triumph des Lebens : ein rhapsodisches Vorspiel, Op. 8 (pub.1922?)

=={{Cat|Peters, Guido}} (1866–1937)==
* Symphonies (no.1 in E or C? "Landliche" 1889/90, no.2 in E minor Op.11 1900{{EN}}1903 (manuscript), no.3 in {{K|f#}} 1914{{EN}}18, pub. 1920, republished 2017 by MPH Munich) (acc. ÖBL/OBVSG)

*Piano Trio (ms 1889)
*Cello Sonata in C major, Op.7 (manuscript 1894-5.)
*Piano Concerto (ms @ ÖNB) (also, concerto in D 1882 ms @ ÖNB)

=={{Cat|Peters, Rudolf}} (1902–1962)==
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* Cello Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Petersenn, Georg von}} (1849–1930)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.3 (ca.1883)

=={{Cat|Peterson-Berger, Wilhelm}} (1867–1942)==
* Frösöblomster II and III (Piano parts)
* Symphonies
* Various piano works published by Hachette of Paris in 1907 (Esquisses musicales, Op.13 ; Morceaux lyriques; Canzonetta ; 4 Poèmes de danse)

=={{Cat|Petrali, Vincenzo Antonio}} (1830–1889)==
* Any organ works - Please, look again!

=={{Cat|Petrini-Zamboni, Nicola}} (1785–1849)==
* 3 String Quartets (pub. under Zamboni) (published Hofmeister, 1845)

=={{Cat|Petrucci, Ottaviano}} (1466–1539)==
* Canti B
* Canti C

=={{Cat|Pfeiffer, Georges Jean}} (1835–1908)==
* Sonata for 2 Pianos, Op.65 (pub.1879)
* Piano Concerto No.1, Op.11 (pub.1859)
* Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op.86 (ca.1875)
* Piano Trio No.1, Op.14 (pub.1862 by Brandus & Dufour) (Sibley has. Plate 10479)
* Marine, étude symphonique, Op.131 (pub. in arrangement in 1893 by Dupont)
* Cello (or Violin) Sonata, Op.28 (pub. [[Heu]], 1866)
* Legende, fantaisie symphonique pour piano, orchestre et grand orgue (ad libitum) op. 138 (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Pfitzner, Hans}} (1869–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Scherzo in C Minor (1887)
* Cello Concerto in A minor (1888–89)
* Op.43 - Duo for violin, cello and orchestra or piano (1937)

=={{Cat|Philipp, Isidor}} (1863–1958)==
=={{Cat|Philips, Peter}} (ca.1561 — 1628)==
*[[Gemmulae Sacrae (Philips, Peter)|''Gemmulae Sacrae'']] is currently represented by only one partbook, and its sequel
*[[Deliciae sacrae (Philips, Peter)|''Deliciae sacrae binis et ternis vocibus cum basso continuo organum'']] is completely lacking, as is
*[[Paradisus sacris (Philips, Peter)|''Paradisus sacris cantionibus consitus, una, duabus et tribus vocibus decantantis'']] (1628) and
*[[Cantiones Sacrae Quinis Vocibus (Philips, Peter)|''Cantiones Sacrae Quinis Vocibus'']] (1612)

=={{Cat|Piazzano, Geremia}} (1841–1921)==
* Note Radioattive, Capriccio per Pianoforte

=={{Cat|Piazzolla, Astor}} (1921–1992)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Piazzolla can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2043'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2041 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Piccinini, Alessandro}} (1566–1639)==
* Toccata für Laute Nr. 13
* Intavolatura di liuto, et di chitarrone, libro primo - Bologna 1623
=={{Cat|Piccinni, Niccolò}} (1728–1800)==
*Nitteti, Naples 1757, manuscript scores from Biblioteca do Palácio Nacional da Ajuda (P-La, shelfmarks 46-I-21 a 23 & 46-I-18 a 20).
=={{Cat|Piccone, Francesco}} (1685–1745)==

=={{Cat|Pichl, Vaclav}} (1741–1805)==
* 6 Trios concertans, Op.7 (published ca.1783 by [[J. J. Hummel]])

=={{Cat|Pick-Mangiagalli, Riccardo}} (1882–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.8 (published 1910)

=={{Cat|Piel, Peter}} (1835–1904)==
* Op.6 - Vorspielbuch enthaltend Orgelvorspiele zu den gebräuchlichsten katholischen Kirchenliedern insbesondere zu sämtlichen Gesängen des Kölner Diözesanbuches. CVK No.209 Band 1. & Band 2.-(Cöln: Tonger 1873); Band 3.-(Düsseldorf: Schwann 1895).
* Op.37 - 12 Orgel-Trio zum Studium und zu kirchlichem Gebrauche. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1884).
* Op.75 - 12 Orgel-Trio über Motive aus liturgischen Gesängen. Zum Studium u. zu kirchlichem Gebrauche. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1895). CVK No.1766
* Op.76 - 64 Stücke in den alten Tonarten f. Org. od. Harm. zum Studium u. zu kirchlichem Gebrauche. (Düsseldorf: Schwann 1896). CVK No.1918
* Op.113 - Kurze Orgelsätze. CVK No.3143

=={{Cat|Pierné, Gabriel}} (1863–1937)==
*{{LinkWork|Piano Concerto|Op.12|Pierné|Gabriel|0}} - full score, orchestra parts

=={{Cat|Pingoud, Ernest}} (1887–1942)==
* Mysterium, Op.13 (1919)
* Extinguished Torches, Op. 14 (1919)
* Symphony No.1, Op.18 (1920)
* Symphony No.2, Op.20 (1921)
* The Prophet, Op.21 (1921)
Many of his works seem to have been left in ms until publication by FMIC in/after 1990-odd, incl syms??-ES

=={{Cat|Piot, Julien}} (1850–1923)==
* Several violin concertos (Self-published, at least one in 1887. @ BNF, Dutch libraries)
* 42 Etudes-caprices (pub.1907)
* Suites for violin and piano (some published posthumously)
* Violin concertinos

=={{Cat|Pischna, Josef}} (1826–1896)==
* Preparatory Exercises
* The Little Pischna

=={{Cat|Piutti, Carl}} (1846–1902)==
* Choralbearbeitungen op. 34 for organ (first print 1900)

=={{Cat|Pixis, Johann Peter}} (1788–1874)==
* Piano Concerto in C, Op. 100 [Full Score or 2-piano reduction] (pub.1828)
* Double Concerto for Violin & Piano [Full Score or parts] (see Pixis category for notes on this "piece", actually a (modern?) arrangement of one of his piano trios)

=={{Cat|Pizzetti, Ildebrando}} (1880–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Violin Sonata in A (pub.1920)
*3 pieces for piano (pub. Williams, 1911)
*Debora e Jaéle : dramma in tre atti (©1922)
*Fedra : tragedia (©1913)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Cello Sonata in F (©1923)
*Piano Sonata (©1943)
*Rondò veneziano : per orchestra (©1930)
*Piano Trio (©? 1925)
*String Quartet No.2 in D (©1933/4?)
*Cello Concerto in D (©1935)

=={{Cat|Plaidy, Louis}} (1810–1874)==
* Der Clavierlehrer

=={{Cat|Planchet, Dominique Charles}} (1857–1946)==
* Capriccio for violin and piano (pub.1888)

=={{Cat|Platen, Horst}} (1884–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Opera "Heilige Morgen" (©1919)

=={{Cat|Platti, Giovanni Benedetto}} (1697–1763)==
* Stabat Mater Dolorosa
* Concerti grossi, after op. 5 of {{LinkName|Arcangelo|Corelli}}
* Concerto in C minor for piano, strings and orchertra
* 6 sonatas for harpsichord op. 4
* 6 „Sonates pour le clavessin sur le goût italien“, op.1 (Nürnberg, 1742)
* Konzert für Oboe, Streicher und b.c.
* 16 Konzerte für obligates Violoncello, Streicher und Bass
* 9 Konzerte für Violoncello concertato, Streicher und Bass
* 2 Oratorien, Franchonia cristiana und Sant'Elena a calvario, 1732
* Sonatas for cello and B.C.

=={{Cat|Pleyel, Camille}} (1788–1855)==
* Thème varié pour le piano et violoncelle ou violon (co-composed poss. with Charles-Nicolas Baudiot acc. to BNF?) (pub.1819)
* Op.1 - Rondeau parisien, pour le pianoforte (pub. by I[gnaz?] Pleyel)
* Op.1 - 3 Piano Trios (pub. by I. Pleyel)
* Op.2 - Violin Sonata
* Op.3 - Piano Quartet (pub. 1819 by I. Pleyel)
* Cello Sonata (Op.6?) (pub.1821 by I. Pleyel)

=={{Cat|Plumhof, Henri}} (1836–1914)==
* Ode helvétique, Op.14 (pub.1887)
* String quartets in G minor and D major (autographs at Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire, Lausanne)

=={{Cat|Pogozhev, Vladimir}} (1851–1935)==
* Polonaise for orchestra, Op.11 (published 1912)

=={{Cat|Polignac, Edmond de}} (1834–1901)==
* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1864, Richault)

=={{Cat|Pollini, Francesco}} (1762–1846)==
* Methodo pel clavicembalo (c.1811)

==[[:Category:Ponce, Manuel|Ponce Cuéllar, Manuel María]] (1882–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Estrellita for piano solo
* Sonata romántica for solo guitar
* Variations and fugue on 'La Folia'


=={{Cat|Popp, Wilhelm}} (1828–1902)==
* Kleines Flötenkonzert, Op.438 (pub. in reduction by Otto Forberg, 1893. Flute/orchestra score and parts @ Fleisher Collection.)

=={{Cat|Popper, David}} (1843–1913)==
*Requiem, Op.66 (full orchestra score and orch. parts)
*Concerto No. 4 Op. 72 (Full orchestra score and parts, published 1900)
*Concerto No. 2 Op. 24 (Orchestra parts, published 1880)

=={{Cat|Porpora, Nicola Antonio}} (1686–1766)==
* Gedeone
* Il martirio di Santa Eugenia
* I martìri di San Giovanni Nepomuceno
* Il verbo incarnato
* Davide
* Il trionfo della divina giustizia
* 6 sinfonie da camera a 3, op. 2 (1736, Londra)
* Ouverture roiale per orchestra (1763)
* Concerto in sol maggiore per violoncello e archi
* Concerto per flauto e archi
* 2 fughe per clavicembalo
* complete violin sonatas

=={{Cat|Porretti, Domenico}} (1720–1783)==
(yes, approximate dates)
* Sonate per violoncello
* Concerto per violoncello in G major

=={{Cat|Porter,Quincy}} (1897–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Ukrainian Suite for strings (C.C. Birchard/Eastman, ©1927)
* Violin Sonata No.2 (1929. Schirmer, ©1933)
* String Quartet No.4 (©1931/1942)
* String Quartet No.5 (New York, American Composers Alliance [©1935])
* String Quartet No.3 (©1936)
* String Quartet No.6 (©1937)
* Suite for viola alone (")
* Symphony No.1 (©1938)
* Music for Strings (©1941)
* String Quartet No.7 (©1944)
* Viola Concerto (©1948)

=={{Cat|Porumbescu, Ciprian}} (1853–1883)==
*Romanian Rhapsody for orchestra
*Reveria for violin and piano
*Dorul for violin and piano
*O Sara Pe Stana for piano
*Dimineata pe Tampa (Morning on Tampa) for piano
*Hora Brasovului for piano
*Zana Dunari (Danube Fairy) for piano
*Nocturnes for piano
*String Quintet
*The paraphrase on a Musical Theme for orchestra
*The Altar of Putna Monastery for voice and piano
*The Prisoner's Sigh for voice and piano
*The Priests Daughter for voice and piano
*Eu te Iubiam (I loved you) for voice and piano
*Dormi Usor (Serenada) for choir
*Any other chamber music or choral works

=={{Cat|Pössinger, Franz Alexander}} (1767–1827)==
*String Quintets, Op.3 (pub.ca.1802)

=={{Cat|Poulenc, Francis}} (1899–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*{{LinkWorkN|7 Répons des ténèbres|FP 181|Poulenc|Francis|0}} (1961), FP 181 – chorus parts uploaded; full score desired
* Orchestral/ensemble versions of the {{NoCompS|Cocardes|Poulenc, Francis|omit=, FP 16}} and {{NoCompS|Litanies à la Vierge Noire|Poulenc, Francis|omit=, FP 82}}, etc.

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Hieronymus (I)}} (1560–1629)==
* Organ and Keyboard works
* Masses
* Magnificat settings
* Kyries

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Hieronymus (II)}} (ca. 1620–?)==
* Any works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Hieronymus (III)}} (1614–1629)==
* Organ works
* Sacred vocal works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Jacob}} (1586–1651)==
* Organ and Keyboard works
* Sacred vocal works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Jakob (I)}} (1520–1586)==
* Any works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Johann}} (1595–1660)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Michael}} (1571–1621)==
* ''[[Terpsichore, Musarum Aoniarum (Praetorius, Michael)|Terpsichore]]'' (see also [[:Category:Pieces from 'Terpsichore' arranged by Michael Praetorius]]

=={{Cat|Praetorius, Michael (II)}} (ca. 1587–1624)==
* Any works

=={{Cat|Pratt, Silas Gamaliel}} (1846–1916)==
* Symphony No.1 in E minor (1870, premiered? 1871 Berlin)
* Symphony No.2 "Prodigal Son" Op.33 in A (1875?, premiered 1876 Berlin)
* Symphony No.3 (or Suite) "Tempest" (1885)

=={{Cat|Příhoda, Váša}} (1900–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Caprice for violin and piano (©1926 by Fürstner. PD-CA only probably)

=={{Cat|Prohaska, Karl}} (1869–1927)==
(BSB has digitized his "Sechs Gedichte von Richard Dehmel", Op.17, ©1920)
* String Quintet, Op.16 (w/db.) (pub.1919. Zürich: Musikhaus Hüni.) (@FLP)
* Serenade for small orchestra, Op.24
* Piano Trio in F, Op.15 (©1919)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.1 (©1898)
* String Quartet, Op.4 (©1902)

=={{Cat|Prokofiev, Sergey}} (1891–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Alexander Nevsky Op.78 -full score for first movement and parts available
* Cinderella Orchestral Suites No.2 Op.108, No.3 Op.109
* Romeo and Juliet symphonic suites No 1, 2, and 3
* Scythian Suite - parts and score -string parts uploaded
* Violin Sonata in F minor Op.80
* The tale of the stone flower op. 118 - complete orchestral score
* Le pas d'acier, op. 41 (pub.1929 in reduction)
* Na strazhe mira, Op.124 (pub.1952)
* Cello Concerto Op. 58 (predecessor of the Sinfonia-Concertante Op. 125) Reduction, Full score, and Solo Part

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* L'ange de feu/The Fiery Angel, Op.37 (1920-26) (opera) (-probably- in copyright for now since, it seems?, first published, aside from ms materials, in 1965 (not counting a suite, if you want to count his 3rd symphony as a suite!). Premiered 1955.) (Worldcat does list a [[Gutheil]] vocal score that was printed for rehearsal in the 1920s apparently, so maybe this belongs up there...)

=={{Cat|Prout, Ebenezer}} (1835–1909)==
*Op.32 Romance for the Viola with Pianoforte accompaniment. -- London : Augener & Co, [1900]
*Op.5 . Organ concerto no.1 in one movement in E minor (1870/premiered 1872/pub. 1873)
*Op.35. Organ concerto no.2 in E{{flat}} (pub. by 1909)
*Op.4. Organ sonata (published 1872/3)

=={{Cat|Prudent, Émile}} (1817–1863)==
* Piano Concerto No.2 "La prairie", Op.48 (pub.1856)
* Les trois rêves, Op.67, for piano & orch. (1863?)
* 6 Romances sans paroles, Op.46

=={{Cat|Puccini, Giacomo}} (1858–1924)==
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* Preludio sinfonico, Orchestra (expecially Strings and brasses sheets)
* E L'uccellino, Song
* 3 Minuetti for String Quartet
* [[Crisantemi (Puccini, Giacomo)|Chrisanthemums]]

=={{Cat|Puchat, Max}} (1859–1919)==
*Overture on a Nordic Theme, Op.22 (pub.1890)
*Piano Sonata, Op.3
*Euphorion, Op.14 (Tondichtung)

=={{Cat|Pugni, Cesare}} (1802–1870)==
* Ondine, ou la Naiade (1843) ''Piano reduction''
* Pas de Six from La Vivandiere (1844) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Pugno, Raoul}} (1852–1914)==
* Piano Sonata in D minor (pub.1873, Wintringer)

=={{Cat|Purcell, Henry}} (1659–1695)==
* The Fairy Queen (First edition published in 2009)
:?? Please clarify: there’s been a published edition of this '''long''' before 2009 (pub. Novello). Do you want this or the new 2009 edition by Bruce Wood and Andrew Pinnock — which is unlikely to be permitted. PML
* Come, ye Sons of Art, Z 323
:See my edition over at [[cpdl:Come, ye Sons of Art, Z 323 (Henry Purcell)|CPDL]]. One day I might get around to uploading it here… PML
* So when the glitt'ring Queen of Night, movement 9 from Yorkshire Feast Song, Z.333. Vocal and any instrumental parts.
* "We come"(no joy like this...) from The Libertine, Z.600
* Welcome to all the pleasures (Ode to St. Cecilia) Z.339
* Service in B{{flat}}, Z.230
* Ode, "Love's goddess sure was blind" Z 331 (1692)


=={{Cat|Quagliati, Paolo}} (1555–1628)==
* Recercate et canzone per sonare et cantare. Libro 1 a 4 voci. (1601)
* Madrigali a quattro voci. 1. : Concertati per cantar con l'Instromento, con vn Libro, separato doue stà il Basso seguito... (1608)
* Motecta Octonis et Psalmus Dixit Dn̄s : duodenis vocibus : una cum basso ad organum : cantus II chori (Romae : Apud Io: Baptistam Robletum, 1612.)

=={{Cat|Quantz, Johann Joachim}} (1697–1773)==
*Flute Sonatas
*Flute Concerti
*Concerto For Flute In G Minor QV5:192 (Flute/Piano)
* Flute concerti in C minor
* Flute concerti in D minor
* Flute concerti in E minor
* Flute concerti in G minor
* Flute concerti in A minor
* Flute concerti in B minor
* QV 6:3 - Concerto No. 59 for flute, oboe and violin in E minor
* QV 6:4 - Pastorale in G major



=={{Cat|Rachmaninoff, Sergei}} (1873–1943)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Solo Piano part of piano concerti
* 1 piano version of all concerti
* Transcriptions - Kreisler's ''Liebesfreud'' and ''Liebeslied'' (1925?)
* Youth symphony
* Melodie in D major for cello and piano (1890) 
* The Miserly Knight, Op. 24 (full score) - the other two operas are here
* Prelude for Cello and Piano, Op.2 No.1 (1892)
* Vocalise, Op.34, No.14 arranged by Jules Conus for violin, cello and piano (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1928)
These works under copyright worldwide. No posting without written permission from the copyright owner.
* Daisies for violin and piano (transcribed by Heifetz)

* Piano Concerto No. 4 Full Score (1st Version)

=={{Cat|Racquet, Charles}} (1597–1664)==
* 12 Duos for Organ

=={{Cat|Radeck, Johann Martin}} (ca. 1623–1684)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Radecke, Robert}} (1830–1911)==
* Piano Trio, Op.30 (Berlin: Trautwein, 1865)
* Am Strande, Op.40 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1875) - ''overture for orchestra''
* Capriccio in C minor for Orchestra (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1892)

=={{Cat|Radecke, Rudolf}} (1829–1893)==
Older brother of {{LinkComp|Robert|Radecke}} (1830–1911). See [[Talk:List of compositions by Robert Radecke]] for an ulterior motive for my interest here: worklist ambiguity, reduction of.-Schissel
14? published works with opus number (and a couple apparently without) of which
*Psalm 23, Op.13 (pub.1877)
*Zwei Lieder (Trinklied ; Morgenwanderung) f. vierstimm. Männerchor, Op.14 (pub.1891, Challier & Co.) seem the most interesting offhand.

=={{Cat|Radecki, Olga von}} (1858–1933)==
* Piano Trio (ms? ca.1889?)

=={{Cat|Radeglia, Vittorio}} (1863–1941)==
* Berceuse, Op.1 (p.1886)
* Cello Sonata, Op.27 (p.1901) (may be lost?)
* Suite for piano, Op.42 (©1908)

=={{Cat|Radnai, Miklós}} (1892–1935)==
* Piano Trio (©1912, [[Rózsavölgyi]])
* Divertimento for string quartet, Op.7 (©1930, Universal Edition)
* Cello Sonata in B-flat, Op.2 (published 1920)

=={{Cat|Radziwill, Antoni Henryk}} (1775–1833)==
(also: Antoni Henryk Radziwiłł or Anton Heinrich von Radziwill)
* Compositionen zu Göthe’s Faust ((incidental music?) full score pub. Trautwein, 1835/early 1836. (We have one number from this work- arranged- in [[Gedichte von Goethe in Compositionen seiner Zeitgenossen (Various)]] but would be good to have the rest :) )

=={{Cat|Raff, Joachim}} (1822–1882)==
* Suite de morceaux, Op.75 - [complete] (pub.1859/60)
* Duo for Piano and Cello or Violin, Op.59 (1852) - piano score needed
* Symphonies (1 - parts; 4 - full score and parts; 5 - parts; 6-9 - full scores and parts; 10 & 11 - parts)
* Festmarsch, op.139 (1878) (copy at Sibley)
* Concert-overture op.123

=={{Cat|Ragué, Louis Charles}} (1760–1793)==
* Symphonies, Op.10
* Quartet for harp, violin, cello, viola (or horn) (pub.ca.1792)
* 3 harp sonatas with violin accompaniment, Op.18 (pub.ca.1792)

=={{Cat|Rahlwes, Alfred}} (1878–1946)==
*Serenade in A major (pub.1919)
*Lustspiel "Frau Potiphar" (pub.ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Raif, Oskar}} (1847–1899)==
* Violin Sonata Op.11 (p.1878)

=={{Cat|Raison, André}} (1640s–1719)==
* Second livre d`Orgue sur les acclamations de la paix tant desirées … 1714
* Offertoire du 5e ton
* Messe du 3e ton
=={{Cat|Ramann, Lina}} (1833–1912)==
*Technische Studien (2 books, 1860-61)
*Grundriss der Technik des Klavierspiels (3 parts, 1885-85)
*4 Sonatinen zum Gebrauch beim Unterricht, Op.9 (Kahnt, 1872)

=={{Cat|Rameau, Jean-Philippe}} (1683–1764)==
* Pièces de clavecin en Concert (Rameau, Jean-Philippe), violon 2ieme
:(The 1741 edition states in the title that one can use a second violin in stead of the bass viol, but none of the three editions on IMSLP contains this part.)
* Les Boreades - full score or orchestral suite
* Mémoire où l'on expose les fondemens du Système de musique théorique et pratique de M. Rameau (1749)
* Nouvelles réflexions de M. Rameau sur sa 'Démonstration du principe de l'harmonie' (Paris, 1752)
* Suite des erreurs sur la musique dans l'Encyclopédie (Paris, 1756)
* Reponse de M. Rameau à MM. les editeurs de l'Encyclopédie sur leur dernier Avertissement (Paris, 1757)
* Nouvelles réflexions sur le principe sonore (1758–9)
* Lettre à M. Alembert sur ses opinions en musique (Paris, 1760)
* Origine des sciences, suivie d'un controverse sur le même sujet (Paris, 1762)
* L'Enharmonique (Rameau, Jean-Philippe)
* Castor et Pollux (suite): conductor's score
* [[6 Concerts Transcrits en Sextuor (Rameau, Jean-Philippe)|''Six concerts transcrits en sextuor'']], parts (issued with ''Oeuvres Complètes'', iirc)

=={{Cat|Ramsöe, Wilhelm}} (1837–1895)==
*Brass Quartets 1 and 4, parts

=={{Cat|Rangström, Ture}} (1884–1947)==
*Symphony No.2 ''Mitt Land'' (pub.1922)
*Suite, no.2 "In modo barocco", for violin & piano (pub.1923) (PD-CA only most likely)
*Symphony no.3 in {{K|Db}} (pub.ca.1930)
*Divertimento elegiaco for string orchestra (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Ranzato, Virgilio}} (1883–1937)==
* Cin ci la (1925, vocal score)

=={{Cat|Raphael, Günter}} (1903–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
Probably all of his published works are PD-CA-only at present.
* Kleine sonate, Op.2 (pub.1924)
* Kammerkonzert D-moll, Op.24 (pub.1930)
* Clarinet Quintet (serenade), Op.4 (pub.1925)
* String Quartet No.1 in E minor, Op.5 (pub.1925)
* Piano Quintet in {{K|c#}}, Op.6 (pub.1925)
* Cello Sonata in B minor, Op.14 (pub.1926)
* String Quintet in {{K|f#}}, Op.17 (pub.1927)

=={{Cat|Rasse, François}} (1873–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphonie romantique, Op.32 (1901)
* String Quartet No.2 (published n.d.?) (CeBeDeM gives his 3 quartets 1896 (op.12), 1898 (no.1), 1919 (no.2) - comp dates?)
* Piano Quartet, Quintet (composed 1920, 1914)

=={{Cat|Ratez, Emile Pierre}} (1851–1934)==
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.18 (pub.1889?)
* Piano Trio No.3? in C, Op.24 (pub.1892?)
* Lydéric (opera, pub.1896, Leduc)
* Piano Quartet, Op.30 (pub.1897/98, Leduc)
* Fantaisie-Fugue, Op.56 for contrabass and orchestra (pub.1911)
* Le dragon vert, opéra en deux actes (pub.1907)
* Paula : tragédie lyrique en 5 tableaux (pub.190x?)

=={{Cat|Rathaus, Karol}} (1895–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Der letzte Pierrot (pub.1927)
* Trio, Op.53 (n.d.?)

=={{Cat|Rathgeber, Valentin}} (1682–1750)==
* Augsburger Tafel-Confect
* Opus I Octava musica clavium octo musicarum in Missis octo musicalibus (mass compositions)
* Opus VI (secular instrumental works)
* Opus VII (masses for the church year)
* Opus VIII (requiem and Libera)
* Opus XIII (Miserere and Tantum ergo)
* Opus XIX (masses)

=={{Cat|Rauscher, Julius}} (1859–1929)==
* Instructive sonatina in A for violin and piano (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Ravel, Maurice}} (1875–1937)==
*Piano fugues
*Myrrha
*Alcyone
*Alyssa
*Les Bayadères
*Tout est lumière
*La nuit
*Matinée de Provence
*Chanson ecossaise for voice and piano (Scottish Song)
THESE WORKS UNDER COPYRIGHT: 

=={{Cat|Ravissa, Genovieffa}} (1750-1807)==
* 3 Piano Sonatas with violin ad libitum, Op.2

=={{Cat|Rázek, Antonín}} (1852–1929)==
* String Quartet ''Frosch-Quartett'', Op.33 (p.1893)

=={{Cat|Reber, Napoléon Henri}} (1807–1880)==
* String Quartet No.2, Op.5 (pub.1833, André & Richault)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.7 (pub.ca.1835, Richault)
* String Quartet, Op.3 (pub.1833) (may be the same as Op.4; floating op.#s seem[s] to have happened...)
* Symphonies 1-4, published in 2 bound volumes by Richault in or ca.1858 (or similar)
* Piano Quartet, Op.29 (pub.1866, Colombier)

=={{Cat|Řebíček, Josef}} (1844–1904)==
*Andante cantabile et Allegro appassionato for violin and piano (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1867)
*Drei Romanzen, Op.4 for violin and piano (Bote & Bock, 1879)
*Symphony, Op.10 (Pohle, 1890)
*Huldigungsfestklänge (Stahl, 1899)

=={{Cat|Reed, William Henry}} (1876–1942)==
* String Concertos (violin concerto now uploaded)

=={{Cat|Reger, Max}} (1873–1916)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Piano quartets (uploaded)
* Piano trios (uploaded)
* Piano quintets (uploaded)
* Cello sonatas (cello and piano) (only no.3 lacks separate cello part, I think? but all uploaded)
* Two Sonatas for Clarinet or Viola and Piano, Op.49 (1900), for viola and piano
* Any Organ Works
** especially Organ Transcriptions (Toccatas, Preludes and Fugues from Well-Tempered Clavier, Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue, Inventions and Sinfonias by Bach)
* Any Choir Works

=={{Cat|Reicha, Anton}} (1770–1836)==
* Cello Concerto dedicated to de Jacques-Michel Hurel de Lamare (1803/1823)
* Cello Concerto in D major (performed before 1789 or between 1812 and 1814) (possibly by Josef Reicha)
* Cello Concerto in D-sharp major (possibly by Josef Reicha)
* Sinfonico for 4 flutes Op.12
* Etude de piano ou 57 variations sur un même thème suivies d'un rondeau, Op.102 (pub.Zetter, 1825)
* Ouverture générale pour les séances des quatuors for string quartet. Paris, 1816, available at Bibliothèque Nationale, Ms 12035
* Natalie, ou la famille russe, opera
* Three Piano Sonatas (G major, B-flat major, E major), Op. 46 (Leipzig, 1804)

=={{Cat|Reicha, Joseph}} (1752–1795)==
* Cello Concerto in A Major Op.4/1
* Cello Concerto in C Major Op.2/2
* Cello Concerto in D Major
* Cello Concerto in E Major (Cello and Strings or Quartet)
* Cello Concerto in G Major
* 5 other Cello Concertos
* Duos for violin and cello, e.g. Op.4

=={{Cat|Reichel, Adolf}} (1816–1896)==
* Piano Sonata No.1 in G minor, Op.4 (pub.1842)
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.9 (pub.1843)
* Symphonies

=={{Cat|Reichert, Matheus André}} (1830–1880)==
* {{NoComp|7 Exercices journaliers pour la flûte, Op.5|Reichert, Matheus André}}

=={{Cat|Reinecke, Carl}} (1824–1910)==
*Ballade, Op. 288 - Full Orchestral Score
*[[Trio for Piano, Clarinet, and Horn, Op.274 (Reinecke, Carl)|Trio for piano, clarinet, cor (va), Op.274]]
*Flute Concerto, Op. 283 - Full Orchestral Score
*Complete symphonies in Full Orchestral Score
*Lieder, Op.64
*Madchenlieder, Op.88 - piano version
*6 pieces for piano, Op.123
*String Quartets nos. 1, 3 (@NYPL) and 5
*Sonata for Piano or Piano 4-Hands, Op.35 in A minor (pub. 1854 by Meyer)
*Organ Sonata in G minor, Op.284
*Violin Concerto, Op.141 solo violin part
*Hakon Jarl, for soloists, chorus and orchestra (cantata, ca.1877), Op.142

=={{Cat|Reinhold, Hugo}} (1854{{EN}}1935)==
*String Quartet in A major, Op.18 (p.1880, Vienna: Rättig)
*Symphony in C major, Op.22 (pub.1892, Kistner) (arr. is at U. Toronto)
*Miniatures, Op. 39 (complete)

=={{Cat|Reinsdorf, Otto}} (1848–1890)==
* First sonata for piano duet, Op.20 (pub.1871)
* Polonaise No.1 in D minor Op.41 (pub.1875)
* Scherzo & March for piano duet Op.28 (pub.1873)
* Nocturne Op.30 (pub.1873)
* Scherzos No.1 Op.2 (pub.1871) & No.2 Op.55 (pub.1876)
* Ballade Op.31 (violin and piano) (pub.1873)
* 2 Tenor-Lieder Op.69 (pub.1876)
* Ballad Op.50 (pub.1878) "Ueber die Haide giesst der Mond"

=={{Cat|Reissiger, Carl Gottlieb}} (1798–1859)==
* Symphony (no.1?) in E{{flat}}, op.120 (published 1837 according to HMB)
* Duo Brillant in B{{flat}} major, op. 130 (published in 1838 by Paul of Dresden)
* Adagio und Rondo alla polacca, op. 214
* Masses (no.2 in C pub. by 1850s; no.4 in E{{flat}} major published in 1825, republished edited by Charles Lewis in 1884, republished in 2009; no. 9 manuscript "O. Lange, Dresden, 1885."; Missa solemnis in D minor (composed 1827 according to Reißiger Society) (- first published 1996 by Edition mf, so probably ©)
* Piano Quintet No.1?, Op.20 (ca.1822)
* String Quartet No. 4 in F minor, Op.155 (p.1840)
* Piano Quintet No.3, Op.209 (pub.1857) (also, pf trio version in 1858 - no. 22 1/2?)
* String Quartet No.8, Op.211 No.3
* Cello Sonata No.2, Op.152

=={{Cat|Reissiger, Friedrich August}} (1809–1883)==
* String Quintet, Op.59 (1862?)

=={{Cat|Reissmann, August}} (1825–1903)==
* Violin Concerto, Op.30 (pub.1874)
* Symphony, Op.50 (pub.1880)

=={{Cat|Reiter, Ernst Michael}} (1814–1875)==
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 (p1847)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 (p1847) (identified as by "E. Reiter" - possibly by Elisa Reiter (1821–1893).)

=={{Cat|Reiter, Josef}} (1862–1939)==
*Aus der Heimat, String Quartet No.5, Op.30 (published 1903. 1903 p.93)
*Aus der Heimat : Ländler-Cyklus für Klavier, Op.75
*Der Bundschuh : [Oper in einem Aufzuge], Op.22 (ÖNB has copies of these 3 works)

=={{Cat|René, Charles}} (1863–1935)==
(ca.1935)
* Violin Sonata in E minor (pub.1901 by Quinzard, Paris)
* Les lendemains de la vie (Ode-symphonie to words by Guinand) (pub.1903, Ollivier)

=={{Cat|Renner, Joseph }}(1868–1934)==

* Pastorale: for Organ Op.68
* 12 Orgelstücke Op.73
* 10 Preludes for Organ Op.78
* Interludium (F-Dur) für Violine und Orgel Op.85
* Modulationen Op.88

=={{Cat|Rentsch, Ernst}} (1844{{EN}}1886)==
*String Quartet, Op.12 (p.1879)

=={{Cat|Respighi, Ottorino}} (1879–1936)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Piano Quintet in F minor, P.35 (composed 1902 or 1905, pub.1986!)
* Sinfonia drammatica - piccolo part
* Piano concerto a-minor (pub. 1961 apparently by Ricordi)
* Pini di Roma - oboe 1 and english horn part
* La primavera - full orchestral score (even vocal score not pub. until 1923 or so, orch. score - ?)
* Concerto a 5: Per oboe, tromba, violino, contrabbasso, pianoforte e orchestra d’archi, P. 174. (1933)
* Quartetto dorico (1924, pub.1925)
* [[Special:ReverseLookup/427768|Orchestration of Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor]]
* (Violin) Concerto all'antica
* Lauda per la Natività del Signore

=={{Cat|Réti, Rudolph}} (1885-1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sechs Liebesgesänge nach Texten von Ricarda Huch; für eine hohe Singstimme und Klavier, op. 5 (pub. 1922)
* Träume, Liebe, Tänze : 3 Stücke für Pianoforte : Op. 4 (pub. 1923)

=={{Cat|Reuchsel, Amédée}} (1875–1931)==
* Organ Sonatas
* Cello sonata (pub. by [[Lemoine]] ca.1910)

=={{Cat|Reuss, August}} (1871–1935)==
*Gotenzug, Op.5 for mens' chorus (1900)
*''Symphonischer Prolog für grosses Orchester zu Hugo von Hofmannsthal's Der Thor und der Tod'', Op.10 (ca.1901)
*Johannisnacht, Tondichtung für Orchester, op.19 (Kistner, 1903)
*Judith, Tone poem after Hebbel, op.20 (Kahnt, ©1905)
*String Quartet in D minor, Op.25 (ca.1906)
*String Quartet "Frühlings-Quartett" op.31 in E major
*Romantische Sonata in D minor (for violin and piano), Op.35 (ca.1918)
*Fantasy in A minor for 2 pianos op.42 (Tischer and Jagenberg. 1920s.)

=={{Cat|Reuss, Heinrich}} (1855–1910)==
* Symphony No. 2 in A major (hopefully published)
* Symphony No. 3 in E minor, Op. 28 (pub. by Carl Giesel, 1907. at Free Library of Philadelphia.)
* Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op. 30 (date ? - opus numbers not a good indication with Reuss. will check)
* Symphony no.5, op.34 (pub.1907)
* Symphony no.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.36 (pub.1909)
* String Quartet No.1 in D minor, Op.1 (ca.1881)
* String Quartet No.2 in F major, Op.11 (ca.1911 by Eulenburg) (at Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden)

=={{Cat|Reutter der Ältere, Georg}} (1656–1738)==
* Church music
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Organ and Keyboard music
* Versetteln (short Organ Preludes)
* Toccatas
* Orchestral music

=={{Cat|Reutter, Georg}} (1708–1772)==
* 80 Masses
* 6 Requiems
* Oratorios
* Organ and Keyboard music
* 2 Symphonies
* 2 Keyboard concerti
* 2 Clarino concerti

=={{Cat|Revueltas, Silvestre}} (1899–1940)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
*First and Second Little Serious Piece (pub. 1957)
*La Noche de los Mayas (pub. 1959)
*String Quartet No.1 (pub. 1952)
*String Quartet No.2 (pub. 1953)
*Toccata Without a Fugue (pub. 1959)
*Homenaje a Federico Garcia Lorca (pub. 1958)
*El Tecolote (pub. 1956)
*Ocho por Radio (pub. 1951)
*Ranas (pub. 1956)
*3 Pieces for Violin and Piano (pub. 1951)
*Danza geometrica (pub. 1964)
*Planos (pub. 1963)
*Janitzio (pub. 1966)
*Colorines (pub. 1966)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Redes (pub. 1971)
*String Quartet No.3 (pub. 1995)
*String Quartet No.4 'Musica de Feria' (pub. 1967)
*Ventanas (pub. 1970)
*Alcancías (pub. 1971)
*Batik (pub. 1996)
*Dos canciones (pub. 1946) - No.2 'Caminando' (Nicolás Guillén d.1989)
*Caminos (pub. 1971)
*3 Sonetos (pub. 1974)

=={{Cat|Reyer, Ernest}} (1823–1909)==
* ''La statue'' - full orchestral score (any version)
* ''Le selam'', oriental symphony on text by Theophile Gautier - Paino vocal score and full orchestral score.

=={{Cat|Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel}} (1839–1901)==
* Sonata, Op.178 for Horn and Piano(score and parts) (pub. 1894, but parts may need extraction) (ms score uploaded.)
* [[6 Pieces, Op.150 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|6 pieces for organ and violin, Op. 150]] (no.5 has been uploaded so far)
**[http://www.mediafire.com/?ajojmh2tmzu score]
**[http://www.mediafire.com/?tkj4x3kzwge violin part] -- these are both scanned in from the Carus Complete Edition with title pages. They seem to be copies of earlier editions mostly, that said. If Carus has made any changes to the scores we may not be able to use them - it's uncertain. We do have to remove the Carus title pages as these are their property afaik. (Schissel)
* 9 Advent-Motetten, Op.176 (pub. Leuckart 1894?)
* Symphony No.2 in F major, Op.87 (pub. by André, 1876) (Princeton U Library, Boston Pub. Library)
* operas - as available...
* 3 Requiems
** [[Requiem, Op.60 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|Requiem, Op.60]]
* 3 Overtures
* [[Organ Concerto No.2, Op.177 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|Organ Concerto in G minor Op. 177]] (organ solo and violins II parts only so far)
* Preludes, Trios, Fughettas, Character pieces, Meditations for Organ
* [[Der Stern von Bethlehem, Op.164 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|„Der Stern von Bethlehem“ op. 164]]
* Other Cantatas
* Piano works
* Organ part of [[Missa Misericordias Domini, Op.192 (Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel)|Missa Misericordias Domini, Op.192]]
* Deutsche Hymne (pub. 1896, Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Richomme, Jean Thomas}} (b.1780)==
* Leçons sur la manière de graver la musique (1829)

=={{Cat|Richter, Ernst Friedrich}} (1808–1879)==
* Piano sonata No.1 in C minor, Op.27
* Violin Sonata, Op.26
* Psalm 126, (mixed chorus and orchestra - also arr. with piano) Op.10 (pub.1842: {{HMBref|1842|174}}.)
* Psalm 130, Op.18 (pub. 1841)
* 4 Motets, Op.36 (pub.1869)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in E-flat, Op.33 (pub.1867, Kistner. Ded. to Ernst Perabo. Copy @ SLUB Dresden.)

=={{Cat|Rieding, Oskar}} (1840–1918)==

=={{Cat|Ries, Ferdinand}} (1784–1838)==
* 2 Violin Sonatas, Op.8
* [[Violin Concerto, Op.24 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Violin Concerto, Op.24]] (full score and orchestra parts - parts pub.1886)
* [[3 Violin Sonatas, Op.30 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Violin Sonata, Op.30]] (No.2 - both parts)
* [[3 Violin Sonatas, Op.38 (Ries, Ferdinand)|3 Violin Sonatas, Op.38]] (Nos.1 and 3 - both parts; No.2 - violin part)
* Piano Sonata, Op.45
* Sonata for Piano 4-Hands, Op.47
* Violin Sonata, Op.69
* Violin Sonata, Op.71
* Piano Quintet, Op.74
* [[2 Flute Sonatas, Op.76 (Ries, Ferdinand)|2 Flute Sonatas, Op.76]] (No.2 - both parts)
* [[Flute Sonata, Op.87 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Flute Sonata, Op.87]] (flute part)
* Notturno for Flute and Piano, Op.89
* [[Overture to Schiller's 'Don Carlos', Op.94 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Overture to Schiller's 'Don Carlos', Op.94]] (orchestra parts)
* Allegro eroica for Piano, Op.103
* Flute Quintet, Op.107
* Introduction and Polonaise for Flute and Piano, Op.119
* [[3 String Quartets, Op.126 (Ries, Ferdinand)|3 String Quartets, Op.126]] (No.2 - parts)
* Piano Sonata, Op.141
* Rondeau brillant for Piano and Orchestra, Op.144
* 3 String Quartets, Op.150 (Nos.2 and 3 - parts)
* [[Der Sieg des Glaubens, Op.157 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Der Sieg des Glaubens, Op.157]] (full score)
* Piano Sonata, Op.176
* [[Concerto for 2 Horns, WoO 19 (Ries, Ferdinand)|Concerto for 2 Horns, WoO 19]] (modern typeset of full score and parts)
* Requiem in C minor, WoO 23 (Full Parts/Full Score - incomplete per Hill)
* [[3 Flute Quartets, WoO 35 (Ries, Ferdinand)|3 Flute Quartets, WoO 35]] (modern typeset)
* Piano Concertos Nos.1-9 (full scores - probably not published until late 20th century.)
* Piano Concertos Nos.1, 2, 7, 9 (orchestra parts)
* Piano Concertos Nos.1 and 2 (solo piano part)
* Symphonies and Overtures
* Requiem in F major (Full Parts/Full Score) - not in Hill's catalog
* Requiem in E{{flat}} major (Full Parts/Full Score) - not in Hill's catalog
* Biographical Notices of Beethoven (German original anyway? - English translation probably too recent/translator may still be alive) coauthored with Franz Wegeler

=={{Cat|Ries, Franz}} (1846–1932)==
* Suite No.2 for Violin and Piano, Op.27 (in F major)
* Perpetuum Mobile, Op.34

=={{Cat|Rieti, Vittorio}} (1898–1994)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
Works PD in the US:
* Arabesca for piano - pub. 1922 by Edizioni Bongiovanni
* 3 Marcie per le Bestie for piano - pub. 1922 by Pizzi
* Pastorale for piano - pub. 1922 by Edizioni Bongiovanni
* Poema Fiesolano for piano - pub. 1922 by Universal-Edition
* Preludio Notturno for piano - pub. 1922 by Pizzi
* Sonatina for flute and piano - pub. 1922 by Edizioni Bongiovanni

=={{Cat|Rietsch, Heinrich}} (1860–1927)==
* String Quartet no.2(?) (mentioned in Baker/Remy)
* Tauferer Serenade, Op.25 (©1905, Senff)
* Piano Quintet in D (pub.1930, Doblinger)
* Scherzo (nach älterer Art), Op.29 (Kahnt, ©1925)

=={{Cat|Rietz, Julius}} (1812–1877)==
* Concert-Ouverture ''für das Niederrheinische Musikfest 1839'' in A major, Op.7 (pub. 1840s?)
* Jery und Bätely, Singspiel, Op.10 (pub.ca.1841?)
* Lustspiel-Ouverture für Orchester, Op.18 (pub. [http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-buch?apm=0&aid=1000001&bd=0001854&teil=0203&seite=00000494&zoom=1 1854] by [[Kistner]])
* Symphony No.1 in G minor, Op.13
* Symphony No.3 in E{{flat}} major, Op.31 (pub.1855 or 1856 - opening of February 1856 HMB)

=={{Cat|Rigatti, Giovanni Antonio}} (ca.1613–1648)==
* 4 collections of Vespers, in particular the Messa e Salmi of 1640

=={{Cat|Rigel, Henri-Jean}} (1770–1852)==
* String Quintet (with 2nd cello or double bass), Op.49 (pub.1838/39)
* Piano Quartet, Op.50 (pub.1841)
* Trio en forme de fantaisie, Op.32 (pub.1817)

=={{Cat|Říhovský, Vojtěch Adalbert}} (1871–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Ein Märchen for piano trio, Op.51 (published 1913, Urbánek)
* Sérénade f. Violin and piano, Op.55 (1913, Urbánek)

=={{Cat|Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay}} (1844–1908)==
* ''Mlada'' (complete opera full score)
* ''The Tale of Tsar Saltan'' (full score, complete opera)
* ''The Invisible City of Kitezh'' (complete opera full orchestral score, prelude, and suite)
* The flight of the bumble bee for violin and piano
* Servilia (Complete Opera) piano reduction.
* The Stone Guest (Complete Opera)--Full Score (Collaboration with César Cui, completion of unfinished original by Alexander Dargomyzhsky).
* ''The Song of Oleg the Wise'' cantata (orchestral score and vocal score)
* ''Sadko'' (complete opera full orchestral score)
* [[Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, Op.22 (Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay)|''Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom'', Op. 22]] has so far only Dutch/Latin adaptations of No. 7 (out of 8 mvts.)

=={{Cat|Rinck, Christian Heinrich}} (1770–1846)==
* ''Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman'' -- 9 Variations and Finale, Op. 90 (for Organ)

=={{Cat|Ritter, August Gottfried}} (1811–1885)==
* Organ Sonatas
* other Organ Works

=={{Cat|Ritter, Christian}} (1645–1717)==
(Approximate dates used above to simplify link.)
* Sonatina for Organ

=={{Cat|Ritter, Frédéric Louis}} (1834–1891)==
* Works in manuscript incl. dramatic overture, concertos for piano and cello, string quartet, string quintet and 4 symphonies (@Vassar)

=={{Cat|Ritter, Théodore}} (1841–1886)==
* Sonata for 2 pianos, Op.16 (pub. Gambogi, 1862)
* Le Paradis perdu (Paradise Lost) (dramatic scene) (pub.ca.1858)

=={{Cat|Robyn, Alfred George}} (1860–1935)==
*Symphony in D minor
*Concerto for piano and orchestra
*Concerto for 2 pianos and orchestra (C minor, ca.1900?)

=={{Cat|Rode, Pierre}} (1774–1830)==
*13th violin concerto (1834 Launer parts?)

=={{Cat|Roeder, Martin}} (1851–1895)==
*Clarinet Sonata in D minor, Op.66 (poss. still in ms.)
*Cantata "Hymn of Pan", Op.90 (pub.1890)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.14 (pub.1878)

=={{Cat|Rohde, Eduard}} (1828–1883)==
*Cello sonata, Op.170 (p.1883)

=={{Cat|Rohde, Wilhelm}} (1856–1928)==
* Bianka, opera in one act (published 1899. Text by A. Kolbe)
* Serenade for strings, Op.14 (published 1901?)

=={{Cat|Rolle, Johann Heinrich}} (1716–1785)==
*Oratorium auf Weihnachten
*Passionsoratorium
*Der leidende Jesus

=={{Cat|Röllig, Johann Georg}} (1710–1790)==
* Die betrübte und getröste Sulamith (Markus-Passion) (Zerbst, 1750), formerly attrib. to {{Cat|Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel}} H. 863

=={{Cat|Romberg, Andreas}} (1767–1821)==
* Symphony No.3 in C, Op.33 (pub. Kühnel, reviewed April 1813 in Zeitung für die elegante Welt, p.672)
* Violin Concerto No.1, Op.3
* Violin Concerto No.2, Op.8

=={{Cat|Romberg, Bernhard}} (1767–1841)==
*Concertino in E minor, Op.41
*Double Concerto, for violin, cello, and orchestra
*Violoncello studies, three books
*Flute Concerto, Op.17

=={{Cat|Romberg, Cyprian}} (1807–1865)==
*Fantasie for cello and piano, Op.5 (pub.ca.1830 by Richault?) (may be the same as the Op.2 published by Peters in 1836 with piano or orchestral acc.)
*Cello Concertino with orchestra, Op.1 in G (Peters, 1836) (@ÖNB)
*Les Alpes. Nocturne sur le Cor des Alpes. Mélodie de Proch, p. Pfte. et Vclle, Op.20 (pub.1844)

=={{Cat|Romberg, Heinrich Maria}} (1802–1859)==
*String Sextet in E minor (1830s ms.)
*Intermezzo concertant, Op.7 (flute, violin, cello) (pub.ca.1830)
*String Quintet, Op.10

=={{Cat|Romberg, Sigmund}} (1887–1951)==
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*The Passing Show of 1914 (words by Atteridge (d.1938)) (published 1914)
*A world of pleasure : in two acts and twelve scenes (published 1915. Words by Atteridge.)

=={{Cat|Röntgen, Julius}} (1855–1932)==
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* Cello Concerto No. 1 in E minor (1893/1894)
* Cello Concerto No. 2 in G minor (1909)
* Violin Sonata No.2 in F{{sharp}} minor Op.20 (pub. B&H 1883). (Juilliard School library has.)
* Violin Sonata No.4 in E major Op.40 (recorded).
* Symphonie c-moll (full score)
* Symphonie Der Schnitter Tod mit Schlusschor voor gemengd koor en orkest (Alt-Englische Hymne)--full score
* Symphonie a-moll full score
* Symphonie Rijck God, wie sal ic claghen in c kl.t. voor gemengd koor en orkest (oorspronkelijk voor vrouwenkoor a capella, 1917) full score
* Symphonie f-moll (Doctor) full score
* Symphonie cis-moll (met sopraan solo) full score
* Bitonale Symphonie full score
* Symphonie fis-moll full score
* Symphonie The Tempest (Shakespeare)full score
* Symphonie a-moll full score
* Symphonie über Bach c-moll full score
* Symphonie c-moll mit Schlusschor über Goethe's Prooemion für Männerchor und Orchester full score
* Symphonie c-moll full score

=={{Cat|Rössler, Richard}} (1880–1962)==
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* Piano Trio (pub.1905, Ries & Erler)
* Fantasy in D minor for organ (pub.1905, B&H, collection ed. Willy Herrmann)
* Violin Sonata, Op.20 (pub.1910, Stahl)
* 2-Piano Sonata, Op.22 (published 1912 by Simrock)
* Variations for Piano, Op.30 (p.1919, Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Rootham, Cyril Bradley}} (1875–1938)==
* Adagio & Scherzo for Strings (ca 1898)
* String Quartet in C major (1914, published 1924)
* If I had but two little wings (song, 1925)
* My delight and thy delight (song, 1925))
* For the Fallen (chorus & orch. Novello, ©1915)

=={{Cat|Ropartz, Guy}} (1864–1955)==
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'''Chamber music'''
* [[String Quartet No.2 in D minor (Ropartz, Guy)|String quartet n°2 in d minor]] (1912). (pub.ca.1913) Scanned in by Google [http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015007985909 here.]
* String quartet n°3 in G major (1925). (pub.ca.1926?)
* String quartet n°4 in E major (1934, pub.ca.1936).
* String quartet n°5 "quasi una fantasia" in D major (1940, pub.ca. 1947).
* String quartet n°6 in F major (1948, pub.ca.1951).
* "Fantaisie brève sur un thème unique sur le nom d'Albéric Magnard" for string quartet (1892, unpublished)
'''Works for orchestra'''
* "Pêcheur d'Islande" (Suite, 1891)
* "La cloche des morts" (1887)
'''Unknown?'''
* La batte (incidental music or just libretto?) (1891)

=={{Cat|Rore, Cipriano de}} (1515 or 1516–1565)==
* Requiem
* Passio secundum Joannem

=={{Cat|Roseingrave, Thomas}} (1690–1766)==
* Roseingrave "Glory to the Father" (not clear that -any- work of this name was published prior to 1966. possibly (depending on relevant law) manuscript could be uploaded.- Schissel) (This would be the concluding part of a canticle, though I don't see likely candidates on the Grove worklist. Daniel Roseingrave (?-1727) & Ralph (c. 1695-1747) both wrote Services that would include several such doxologies. [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 07:04, 11 June 2016 (EDT))

=={{Cat|Rosellen, Henri}} (1811–1876)==
* Trio concertant No.1, Op.82 (pub.1846 from BdlF)

=={{Cat|Rosenfeld, Isidor}} (1834–fl.1876?)==
(MusicSack entry gives obit year as 1975, which may apply to the other Isidor Rosenfeld listed in VIAF, who was born in 1881. Also published as Jsidor, according to HMB.)
*Symphony in F major, Op.20 (published in 1870 by Bote & Bock)
*Richard III: Overture, Op.26 (composed 1860, published in 1873. Mentioned by German Shakespeare-Gesellschaft ''Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft, Volume 37'', 1901)
*Die Braut von Messina: Overture, Op.25 (pub.1874)
*Piano Trio, Op.27 (published 1873) (later works in HMB anyway after op.33 in 1876 seem to be arrangements perhaps by other hands etc., so fl.1876?)

=={{Cat|Rosenhain, Edouard}} (1818–1861)==
Brother of {{LinkName|Jacob|Rosenhain}}.
*Sonata for Piano, Op.12
*Serenade for Cello and Piano, Op.20 (pub.1861)

=={{Cat|Rosenhain, Jacob}} (1813–1894)==
*Piano Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1831)
*Piano Trio No.1, Op.11 (p.1834)
*Piano Trio No.3, Op.50 (p.1856)
*Cello Sonata No.2, Op.53 (p.1857) [http://anet.be/record/opacap/c:lvd:7029545/N Library catalogue entry]
*String Quartet No.1, Op.55 (p.1864?)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.57 (pub.1864?)
*Sonate (n.2) Symphonique in F minor (f. piano), Op.70 (pub.1887)
*Piano Sonata (no.3?), Op.74 (pub.1886)
*Cello Sonata No.3, Op.98 (pub. 1886)
*Piano Concerto in D minor, Op.73 (pub.1865)

=={{Cat|Rosenthal, Archy}} (1874–1947)==
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*Barcarolle (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)
*Bravura Valse (piano)
*Cameos (piano)
*Etude (piano)
*Fêtes: Valse Viennoise (London: Ashdown, 1931)
*Four Interludes (piano) (London: A. Hammond & Co., 1932)
*The Four Seasons (piano) (London: Joseph Williams, 1937)
*Hommage a Johann Strauss: Valse Viennoise (piano) (London: Augener, 1927)
*Irish Jig (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)
*Irish Pastels (piano)
*Minuet-Idyl (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)
*Petite Valse (piano) (London: Augener, 1925)
*Six Variations and Fugue on an Old Nursery Rhyme, “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” (piano) (London: Cranz & Co, 1932)
*(Toccata? (piano))
*Valse-Prelude (piano) (London: Augner, 1925)
*Valse Sentimentale (piano) (London: Augener, 1926)

=={{Cat|Rosetti, Antonio}} (1750–1792)==
Any of his Horn Concerti, for instance :
*Horn Concerto in D minor, Op.38
Concerto for Viola G major
Requiem Mass

=={{Cat|Roslavets, Nikolay}} (1881–1944)==
* Nocturne : quintetto pour harpe, hautbois, deux altos et violoncelle (pub.1913, (imp.) Grosse)
* Violin Sonata No.1 (pub.©1910s by (or under imprint of) Grosse) - ca.1915
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* Violin Sonata No.2 (published 1991)

=={{Cat|Rossi, Luigi}} (c1597–1653)==
*Orfeo (manuscript or first edition, opera premiered 1647)
*Oratorio for Holy Week (attr. to Luigi Rossi)
* CANZONS, caprices, etc., composed by Giovanni de Macque, Francesco Lambardo and other Italian composers, 1617 ([http://searcharchives.bl.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/dlDisplay.do?docId=IAMS032-002022162 British Library])

=={{Cat|Rossini, Gioacchino}} (1792–1868)==
*Il barbiere di Siviglia
**Full Score/Parts prepared by Giovanni Guidi from original manuscript, pub 1864
**Full Score/Parts incorporating material believed at time of publication to be by Rossini, Broude Brothers
*Petite Messe Solennelle - both versions, [[Petite_messe_solennelle_(Rossini,_Gioacchino)|the original with two pianos and organ]], and the orchestral version
*Giuseppe Radiciotti: "Gioacchino Rossini. Vita documentata, opere ed influenza su l'arte", 3 vols. (Tivoli, 1927-9)
*[[6 Sonate a quattro (Rossini, Gioacchino)|6 String Sonatas or String Quartets, with individual parts]]
*Péchés de vieillesse: All XIII volumes if possible, specially the piano works
*[[Guillaume Tell (Rossini, Gioacchino)|William Tell (Full work; full score)]]
*6 Sonatas for Wind Quartet (fl., cl., fg., hrn.) (separate parts)
*[[La donna del lago (Rossini, Gioacchino)|La Donna del lago - Act I: "Quali accenti! Quai tormenti!" (Uberto, Elena) - Voice and Piano]]
* [[Tancredi (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Tancredi Duetto "Lasciami, non t'ascolto" (Tancredi Amenaide) - Voice and piano]]'' Act II No. 27''
* Il Viaggio a Reims (vocal or full score)
* Ciro in Babilonia (vocal or full score)
* Introduction, Theme and Variations for Clarinet and Orchestra --- Full score please ''[[Variazzioni di clarinetto (Rossini, Gioacchino)|Transcription for oboe & piano]]''
* [Maometto secondo (Rossini, Gioacchino)[|Maometto secondo, 1822 version]]
* La corona d'Italia

=={{Cat|Roters, Ernst}} (1892–1961)==
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*Nachtstück for string quartet, Op.5 (pub.1919)

=={{Cat|Roth, Bertrand}} (1855–1938)==
*Sterben, Op.10 (ca.1905)
*Trostungen, Op.22 (ca.1916 for quartet)
*Piano variations, Op.20

=={{Cat|Rott, Hans}} (1858–1884)==
* Symphony in E major (was this published before 2002? if not, may not be usable at all in any form, since not performed during Rott's lifetime - premiered in 1989. The information [http://www.hans-rott.de/werke/s1emajor.htm here] along with a Worldcat search do not settle the matter but also do not find any earlier publications.)
* String Quartet in C Minor
* Pastoral Prelude for Orchestra in F major, Score
* Suite in E-Dur, Score
* A Prelude to "Julius Caesar" in B major, Score
* Overture to "Hamlet" in a minor, Score
* Orchestral Prelude in E major, Score
* March of the Scharwache in c-sharp minor for orchestra, Score
* Symphony Finale in F major, Score
* Symphony for String Orchestra in A-flat major, Score

=={{Cat|Roussel, Paul}} (d.1916)==
(little information known- died @ Verdun June 1916)
* String Quartet (incomplete) in B minor (pub. Boston Music, ©1920)

=={{Cat|Rousselot, Scipion}} (1804–1880)==
* Symphony No.1 "Dramatique", Op.27 (pub.1838)
* String Quartet No.4, Op.25 (BdlF)/23 (BNF) (pub.1834)
* String Quartets Nos. 1-3, Op.10 (pub. 1828 ca.?, by [[Heu]])
* String Quintet No.5, Op.26 (pub.ca.1838? by [[Heu]])

=={{Cat|Różycki, Ludomir}} (1884–1953)==
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*Op.2 - Preludes for piano (1904)
*Op.3 - Two Preludes and Two Nocturnes for piano (1904)
*Op.4 - Gra fal for piano (1904)
*Op.6 - Four Impromptus for piano (1904)
*Op.18 - Ballad for piano and orchestra (1904) Full Orchestral Score
*Op.35 - Piano Quintet (1913-1915?16??) in C minor (pub.1915 acc.to HMB; [[Schott]]. at a half-dozen libraries or so.)
*Op.39 - Neuf Esquisses for piano (1915)
*Op.42 - Four Intermezzi four piano (1915-1918)
*Op.43 - Piano Concerto No.1 in G minor (1917-1918, published 1921) Full Orchestral Score
*Piano Concerto No. 2 Full Orchestral Score

=={{Cat|Rubinstein, Anton}} (1829–1894)==
* Soirees Musicales, Op.109 (piano solo)
* Reve Angelique Op.10/22 - Transcription for organ
* Op.91 - Lied und Requiem an Mignon for Voices, Chorus and Pianoforte
* Romance "The Wish" (1850, published in 1857, Russian title: «Желанье», lyrics by Lermontov [[:wikisource:ru:Желанье (Лермонтов)]])
* Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op. 65 (Full Score & Parts/Piano Reduction)
* Cello Concerto No.2 in D minor, Op. 96 (Full Score & Parts/Piano Reduction)
* [[6 Lieder, Op.72 (Rubinstein, Anton)]] is woefully incomplete! [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 04:50, 30 July 2015 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Rudhyar, Dane}} (1895–1985)==
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* Cortege funebre (pub. 1914) (as Daniel Chenneviere)
* Lamento (pub. 1914) (as Daniel Chenneviere)
* Priere de l'enfant triste (pub. 1914) (as Daniel Chenneviere)

=={{Cat|Rudolph, Erzherzog}} (1788–1832)==
* Trio for clarinet, cello, and piano (1814)

=={{Cat|Rudorff, Ernst}} (1840–1916)==
* Sextet for 3vn/va/2vc, Op.5 (performed 1864 (in ms), pub.1865)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}}, Op.31 (pub.ca.1882)
* 3 Romances for piano, Op.48 (pub.1903/4, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Rüdinger, Gottfried}} (1886–1946)==
* Symphony for Cello and Orchestra, Op.11 (pub.1915)
* Piano Sonata in E minor, Op.12 (pub.ca.1915?)

=={{Cat|Rüfer, Philipp}} (1844–1919)==

=={{Cat|Rufinatscha, Johann}} (1812–1893)==
* Piano Sonatas (pub.1847, 1855, 1880)
* Overture (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Ruggles, Carl}} (1876-1971)==
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* Thy Presence Ever Near Me (Ich fuhle deinen Odem) (pub. Arthur P. Schmidt, 1901)

=={{Cat|Rung, Frederik}} (1854–1914)==
* Symphony in D minor, Op.25 (August 1881-1882 August 27 full score @ DKB.)
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.38 (p.1893) (1892 August 11 ms @ DKB) (FLP has pub.score)
* Symphony No.2 in E minor, Op.41 (ms reduction is at DKB, scan may have to be requested - if possible)
* Quartetto "Villa Monte" per due Violini, Viola e bello (cello??), Op.30 (1887 ms @ DKB) (bello?)
* Symphony (No. 0?), Op.3 (or 8) in E{{flat}} (June 1873, ms reduction @ DKB)
=={{Cat|Rust, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1739–1796)==

=={{Cat|Ryelandt, Joseph Victor Marie}} (1870–1965)==
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* Cello sonata, Op.22 (pub.1899)
* Sonatas Opp.50, 51 for piano (pub.1913)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A{{flat}}, Op.53 (")

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=={{Cat|Gaal, Ferencz}} (1860–1906)==
*Amour d'un artiste, Serenade, Op.51 (for string orchestra or violin and strings - perhaps in vn/pf reduction.) (published 1891)
*Rapsodie hongroise no.6, Op.121 (published 1903)

=={{Cat|Gabler, Christoph August}} (1767–1839)==
*3 Piano Sonatas, Op.19 (pub. ca.1801, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Gade, Axel}} (1860–1921)==
* Quintet for strings in E, Op.14 (ca.1895-1900. ms copy score and parts @DKB)
* "Venezias Nat : Opera i 3 Akter" (pub.1918 by Pio, Kopenhavn)
* Violin Concertos (in ms, at DKB, but if digitized maybe?...) (concerto in D minor now digitized)

=={{Cat|Gade, Jacob}} (1879–1963)==
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* Song "Da du kyssed mig" (©1921, text by Johannes Dam (1866-1926))
* "Sig det engang endnu" (Say It Once) for salon orchestra (©1922)

=={{Cat|Gade, Niels}} (1817–1890)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.5 - parts
*Symphony No.2, Op.10 (1843) - Full score & parts
*Symphony No.3, Op.15 (1847) - Full score & parts
*Symphony No.6, Op.32 (1856/57) - parts
*Symphony No.7, Op.45 - Full score & parts (note: reductions of four symphonies up on a separate page)
*Barn Jesus i en Krybbe laa, Op.36 (1859)
*Die Heilige Nacht, Cantata for Alto, Choir and Orchestra, Op.40 (1861)
* Pastorale (1887)
* Andante (1874)
* Choral Ein' feste Burg (ca.1837)
* 3 Choralforspil (1852)
* Fantasie, Festliches Präludium über den Choral Lobet den Herrn (1873)
* Tonestykke in d minor (1851)
* 2 Trios and Andante (1837)
* Ved en Soofficers Sorgehojtid (1887)
* 1856 — Udrust dig Helt fra Golgata. Text by Johs. Ewald

=={{Cat|Gährich, Wenzel}} (1794–1864)==
* Symphonies 1 in E{{flat}}, 2 in D (Op.3) (Breitkopf, pub.1831) (both? at Danish KB; sym. 2 also @ St Pancras & @ Schwerin)
* Viola concertino, Op.2 in B{{flat}} (pub.1831) (piano/va red. @ KB.)
* Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.4 (pub.1833) (@ Dutch Royal Lib. (KB).)
* "Hunderttausend Taler" "Posse (farce) mit Gesang in 3 Abt[eilung]" (with David Kalisch?, 1847?, premiered 1848) (incomplete manuscript digitized by SLUB?) (the text mentioned positively in several books on Yiddish literature and culture in the 19th century, I see)
Note: something by or relating to Gaehrich- at least the libretto/scenario of a ballet of his? -seems to have been digitized by the Goethe University Frankfurt site.

=='''Gagnebin, Henri''' (1886–1977)==
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* String Quartet (no.1) in F minor (pub.1920, Zürich: Hug)
* Psalm 23 (pub.1912)
* Symphony in F minor (pub.ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Galuppi, Baldassare}} (1706–1785)==
Oratorios:
* La fornace di Babilonia
* Debbora profetessa
* Moyses de Sinai reversus
Instrumental music:
* 6 sonate per clavicembalo, op. 1 (1756, London)
* Overtura per clavicembalo (London)
* 3 sonate per tastiera
* 11 movimenti per clavicembalo
* circa 130 sonate, toccate, divertimenti e lezioni per clavicembalo
* Sinfonia a 4
* Sinfonie e overture varie
* Concerti vari
* 6 Sonatas for 2 violins and continuo (see {{RISMc|190008419|S-Uu Gimo 124-129}})
Sacred vocal music:
* Confitebor tibi, Domine, for soprano, alto, bass, two violins and continuo, manuscript or first edition
* Arripe Alpestri Ad Vallem, for alto, strings and continuo, manuscript or first edition

=={{Cat|Ganz, Rudolph}} (1877–1972)==
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*Concertpiece for piano and orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1902, AP Schmidt)

=={{Cat|Gardiner, Henry Balfour}} (1877–1950)==
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* Prelude (De Profundis) for piano (pub. Forsyth Brothers, c1905)
* Shepherd Fennel's dance for orchestra (pub. London, Boosey & Hawkes, c1912)
* Shepherd Fennel's dance for piano (pub. London, Forsyth Bros., c1911)
* Evening Hymn (pub. London, Novello, c1902) [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Evening_Hymn_(Henry_Balfour_Gardiner) Latin text at CPDL]

=={{Cat|Gariboldi, Giuseppe}} (1833–1905)==
* 30 Easy And Progressive Studies for flute

=={{Cat|Garth, John}} (1721–1810)==
* 6 Cello Concertos, Op.1, (1760)

=={{Cat|Gastinel, Léon Gustave Cyprien}} (1823–1906)==
* 5 violin (or cello) sonatas, Opp.56{{EN}}60 (pub.1878{{EN}}1879?) (Op.60 also published as "5e. sonate en mi mineur pour piano et violoncelle" according to BNF)
* Piano Sextet No.2, Op.34 (pub. [[Lemoine]], 1860. BNF has)

=={{Cat|Gaubert, Philippe}} (1879–1941)==

=={{Cat|Gaul, Alfred Robert}} (1837–1913)==
* Presto alla Tarantella for piano (pub.ca.1879, Novello)

=={{Cat|Gebel, Georg (I)}} (1685–1750)==
* Oratorio
* Organ and Clavichord pieces
* Cantatas

=={{Cat|Gebel, Georg (II)}} (1709–1753)==
* 144 cantatas
* 4 Kyrie
* Passionsmusik in 6 parts for soloist, chorus and orchestra (HKR 976)
* Weihnachtsoratorium (HKR 843)
* Neujahrsoratorium (HKR 827)
* two Passions
* two Christmas Cantatas
* Keyboard music
* Organ music
* Partitas, Concertos, and Symphonies for Orchestra

=={{Cat|Gédalge, André}} (1856–1926)==
*String Quartet (ms, 1892) (republished 2004)
*Symphony no.1 in D(?) (ms, 1893)
*Symphony no.2 (1899-1912) (ms, ""2e Symphonie en ut mineur Composée en 1899-1902, instrumentée et achevée en 1910-1912. André Gédalge."")
*Symphony no.4 sketches ("[4e] Symphonie en la." Version préorchestrale des 1er-3e mouvements, esquisses du 4e") (ms., "1918-1919, 1926.")

=={{Cat|Gedike, Aleksandr}} (1877–1957)==
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* Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.15 (pub.1905, Jurgenson)
* Dramatic Overture, Op.7 (pub.1903)
* String Quartet, Op.33 (pub.1926. PD-CA)
* Symphony No.3, Op.30 (1925, pub. in reduction in 1927)
* Concerto for Organ and Strings, Op.35 (pub.1927)
* 10 Miniatures, Op.8 (©1910)
* At War, Op.26 (as this, Op.7, Op.40 and Op.41 have been recorded (in 2008), it would be nice to have them in some form of score :) )

=={{Cat|Gehot, Joseph}} (1756–1820)==
(ca1820)
* A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Music in 3 parts (self-published in London "for the author" in 1786 (date from entry @ Stationers' Hall))

==Geiser, Walther (1897–1993)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* String Quartet, Op.6 (pub.1927 (from HMB) by [[Hug]], but n.d. on all copies found out about, so - ... possible.!?)

=={{Cat|Geist, Christian}} (1650–1711)==
* Any Sacred Vocal works
* Any funeral music
* Organ works
Re: Organ works - I believe the 3 chorale preludes (considered spurious by some sources) comprise his total output for organ. The only edition I've come across was edited by Bo Lundgren (1914-2005) and published by Gehrmans in 1944. DC

=={{Cat|Gelli, Ettore}} (1835–1894)==
* Quartet in {{K|D}} (1888) - Parts uploaded
* Appassionato for cello and piano (Durand, 1881)

=={{Cat|Gemmingen, Eberhard Friedrich}} (1726–1791)==
(Eberhard Friedrich (von) Gemmingen)
*3 Keyboard Duet Sonatas, Op.1 (pub.ca.1786)

=={{Cat|Genss, Hermann}} (1856–1940)==
*Hamlet: symphonische Dichtung für grosses Orchester
*Symphony No.2 (ms?) (1936)
*Tragic Overture
*Waldeinsamkeit (Solitude in the forest): symphonisches Stimmungsbild für orchester (ms?)
*Der Rattenfänger von Hameln: romantische Volksoper in vier Akten
:(all five items available in full score at the San Francisco Public Library)
*Zwei Lieder aus "Der Rattenfänger von Hameln" (pub.1878) (@Württemberg, British Lib)
*2 Lieder, Op.16 (pub.1900s?)

=={{Cat|Geoffroy, Jean-Nicolas}} (1633–1694)==
* Manuscript of Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Gerber, Julius}} (1831–1883)==
(VIAF has Ûlij Gustavovič Gerber)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.19 (CF Kahnt, 1883)

=={{Cat|Gerhard, Roberto}} (1896–1970)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Piano Trio in A-flat major/G-sharp minor (pub.1921 by Senart (BNF says "s.d." but date is very clear on score- which might be a reprint with date retrospectively written in...), digitized by Sibley but one leaves it to others' judgment whether to upload it here)

=={{Cat|Gerlach, Theodor}} (1861–1940)==
*Serenade, Op.3 (pub.1886)
*Opera Matteo Falcone (pub. 1898)
*Miniatur-Suite for string quartet Op.23 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Gernsheim, Friedrich}} (1839–1916)==
*Divertimento for flute and string quintet or flute and string orchestra Op.53 (pub.1888)
*Piano Sonata, Op.1

=={{Cat|Gershwin, George}} (1898–1937)==
While PD in Canada and the EU, the majority of works are copyright in the USA.
* Rhapsody in Blue (original version, full orchestral score)
* Piano Concerto in F (full orchestral score)
* Second Rhapsody
* Cuban Overture
* Catfish Row Suite from Porgy and Bess (full orchestral score)
* An American in Paris (full orchestral score)
* Blue Monday (vocal score or selections)
* 2 Waltzes in C; originally intended for the musical ''Pardon my English''.

''Compositions by Gershwin are in the public domain in Canada, but most are under copyright in the USA''

My copy says "Copyright 1927 (Renewed)". I don't know that would imply, but I think it means that a US copy won't be in Public Domain untill 2027. Am I right? -Grandpianist
:No. Duration in the US for renewed copyrights is +95years, so in 2022. However, if the editor is unknown, the copyright in Canada extends +50years: 1977.--[[User:Peter|Peter]] 18:32, 5 November 2006 (EST)

As far as Rhapsody in Blue goes, I don't believe the "full orchestral" version was even made until 1948 or so -- but I've been looking for the REAL original (found on a few recordings, like the two with Tilson-Thomas), but unable to even find it on Worldcat. [[User:Melodia|♫ Melodia Chaconne ♫]] 15:44, 6 February 2007 (EST)

=={{Cat|Gesius, Bartholomäus}} (1562–1613)==
* Geistliche Deutsche Lieder. D. Mart. Lutheri: Und anderer frommen Christen: Welche durchs gantze Jahr in der Christlichen Kirchen zusingen gebreuchlich/ mit vier und fünff Stimmen … * Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1601
* Enchiridium etlicher deutscher und lateinischer Gesänge. Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1603
* Hymni Patrum Cum Canticis Sacris, Latinis Et Germanicis, De Praecipuis Festis Anniversariis: Quibus Additi Suntet Hymni Scholastici Ad Duodecim Modos Musicos in utroq[ue] cantu, Regulari scilicet ac Transposito, singulis horis per totam septimanam decantandi, cum cantionibus Gregorianis … Frankfurt an der Oder: Hartman, 1609
* Passion settings

=={{Cat|Gevaert, François-Auguste}} (1828–1908)==
* Trumpet concerto in C (1903, ms only? Score @ Artesis Plantijn Hogeschool)

=={{Cat|Giannini, Vittorio}} (1903–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Concerto
*Prelude and Fugue
*Stabat Mater
*Symphony No.1
*Symphony No.2
*Symphony No.4
*Symphony No.5
*Trumpet Concerto (full score)

=={{Cat|Gibbons, Orlando}} (1583–1625)==
*Vocal works: Kalmus has published the Short Service, I ''think'' from P.C. Buck's 1925 edition in Tudor Church Music iv. If the whole series is pd it would be great to have it online! [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:00, 14 January 2011 (UTC)

=={{Cat|Gibbs, Cecil Armstrong}} (1889–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Song "To one who passed whistling through the night", ©1921 Schirmer
*Miniature Quartet Op.74 ©1934 Winthrop Rogers
*Suite for flute and strings (©1957)

=={{Cat|Gigout, Eugène}} (1844–1925)==
* Organ Works
* L'Orgue d'Eglise: 52 Pieces
* Piece Jubilaire (en forme de Prelude et Fugue)

=={{Cat|Gilse, Jan van}} (1881–1944)==
* Symphonies Nos. 1-5
see category for breakdown of sym. pub-dates?...
* Eine Lebensmesse (©1909)
* Variaties over een St. Nicolaasliedje for small orch. (©1910)

=={{Cat|Gilson, Paul}} (1865–1942)==
* Par les plaines, fantaisie (pour harmonie ou fanfare) (pub.1902)
* String Quartet (no.1, 2 or 3) (pub.Cranz, ca.1923 but n.d. it seems)

=={{Cat|Giorgetti, Ferdinando}} (1796–1867)==
*Grand Trio for strings, Op.11 (before 1816) (may be {{RISMs|900003453}})
*piano sextet no.2 in E{{flat}} major, Op.20 (pub.1841 by Ricordi acc. to HMB, but 1840 per SBN. plate 11625 acc. to library.) (ded. to Liszt.)
*String Sextet (2 violins, 2 violas, cello, cbass) No.3 in A, Op.25 (published by Guidi sometime 19th century, ded.Rossini, recorded on LP?- reissued on Melodram CD 1989)
*Piano sextet no.1, Op.23 (pub.1843 by Ricordi. plate 13930.)
*Piano sextet no.3, Op.25 (early 1900s? Guidi, Firenze)
*Gran concerto drammatico per violino con accompagnamento di pianoforte Op.26 (pub. Lorenzi, late 1800s)
**May be the same as the Violin Concerto published by Breitkopf & Härtel a copy of which is held by ÖNB ca.1813 (plate 2644.) ({{plain|http://data.onb.ac.at/rec/AC09177390|ÖNB}}.)
*string quartet no.1 in E minor, Op.29 (Ricordi, 1849)
*string quartet no.2 in D minor, Op.30 (Ricordi, 1851) (Dedicated to Spohr)
*string quartet no.3 in B minor, Op.31 (pub.1854 by Ricordi) (Dedicated to Fétis)
*string quartet no.4 in {{K|Eb}} (ded. to Bazzini), op.32 (pub. Morandi, Firenze?) (new publication 2015 exists ed. by Claudio Paradiso- please upload early edition only of course)
*string quartet no.5, op.36 (pub. Morandi, Firenze, later 1800s, copy held at Biblioteca del Conservatorio di musica Luigi Cherubini, Firenze)
*String Quartet No.7, Op.39 (if published. Carnegie Mellon has this in a 1862 manuscript. Published in 2013 edited by Franco Sciannameo - "Roma : Società Editrice di Musicologia, ©2013")

=={{Cat|Gläser, Paul Richard}} (1871–1937)==
*"Tröstung" for violin and organ (pub.1919)
*Oratorium ''Jesus'' (premiered 1917 in Dresden, published 1918)
*Die Meisterkur : Volkstümliche Oper in drei Aufzügen (pub.1907)
*Requiem (words by Hebbel), Op.16 (pub.1896)

=={{Cat|Glass, Louis}} (1864–1936)==
* Symphony No. 3, Op. 10 "Skovsymfoni" (pub.1906 in arr., 1926 in full score, both by Samfundet)
* Symphony No. 4, Op. 43 (pub. 1914 in reduction. Also, may be downloadable in full score from DKB? Check?)
* 3 other string quartets as published?
* Sommerleben suite, Op.27 (pub.1899, 1901)
* Piano Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1892)
* Symphony No. 6, Op.60 "Skjoldungeæt" (may be non-PD-US depending on renewal - composed 1924, maybe published 1926?, it seems. Also, DKB may have a digitized version. They do have the instrumental parts, etc., according to Worldcat, in storage.)

=={{Cat|Glazunov, Aleksandr}} (1865–1936)==
* "Arab Melody" for cello and piano
* Mazurka-oberek
* Albumblatt for trumpet and piano

=={{Cat|Gleason, Frederic Grant}} (1848–1903)==
*Piano Trios Opp.9 (C minor) & 13 (A major)

=={{Cat|Glière, Reinhold}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Concerto for harp and orchestra in E flat major, Op. 74 (1938)
*Cello Concerto Op 87

=={{Cat|Glinka, Mikhail}} (1804–1857)==
*Jota Aragonese - full orch. score

=={{Cat|Gluck, Christoph Willibald}} (1714–1787)==
* [[Don Juan, Wq.52 (Gluck, Christoph Willibald)|''Don Juan'']] The Breitkopf parts lack a full score and don't quite agree with ms. material

=={{Cat|Gnesin, Mikhail}} (1883–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Balagan/Die Schaubude, Op.6 (pub.1921)
* Vrubel', Op.8 (pub. 192x. Sibley Library has a non-circulating copy.)
* Variations, Op.24 (pub.1923)
* Trio, Op.63 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Gobbaerts, Louis}} (1835–1886)==
* 12 Easy And Melodious Studies, Op. 64

=={{Cat|Godard, Benjamin}} (1849–1895)==
* 4 Pièces symphoniques for orchestra or piano 4-hands, Op.28
* Les Contes de Perrault, Op.9
* {{LinkWork|Lanterne magique II|Op.55|Godard|Benjamin|0}} - Nos. 1-3, 5
* Romance without words, Op.120
* Les Papillons, Op.15
* 5 Lieder, Op.30

=={{Cat|Goepfart, Karl Eduard}} (1859–1942)==
* Operas incl. ''Sarastro'' (1891) and "Beerenlieschen" (performed 1894- incidental music, partially digitized already and downloadable?)
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.46 (some libraries have this as by Carl Andreas Goepfert (1768-1818) but Basel has this, based on the Licht edition of 1890, as by Karl Goepfart. may require further study to eliminate former poss.??)
* Wieland der Schmied for harp concertante and orchestra (1906 autograph @ Weimar archives)
* "The circle of the seasons : a juvenile cantata with connective declamation" (English version of "Die Jahreszeiten : 4 Kinder-Festspiele mit verbindender Declamation" published by Hug, ca.1886. Curwen, ca.1889)

=={{Cat|Goetz, Hermann}} (1840–1876)==
*Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major, Two Piano Reduction or full Orchestral score

=={{Cat|Gold, Artur}} (1897–1943)==
* Przyznaj sie, a może ci przebaczę, any scores
* Any [other] scores

=={{Cat|Goldbeck, Robert}} (1839–1908)==
*Piano concertante works (w/orchestra) (a couple are mentioned -also I think a symphony?- and hopefully still exist in some form?)
*The Surprise, or Clara & Valentine (opéra-comique in one act) (see {{BNFref|12148/cb43018753j|BNF}})

=={{Cat|Goldmark, Rubin}} (1872–1936)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (pub.1896 by Breitkopf & Härtel)

=={{Cat|Goldner, Wilhelm}} (1839–1907)==
*Little piano trio in G, Op.46 (pub.1885 by Schuberth & by Lemoine)
*Suite hébraïque sur des vieux chants hébreux de synagogue pour piano a 4 mains

=={{Cat|Goller, Vinzenz}} (1873–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Missa pro defunctis (Requiem), Op.13 (pub.1901)

=={{Cat|Goltermann, Georg}} (1824–1898)==
*2 Pieces for Cello Quartet, Op.119
*Symphony op.20 in A (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1852) (@ U. Edinburgh Main Library apparently?)
*Cello concerto N° 7 Op 103 in C major
*Cello concerto N° 8 Op 130 in A major
(one library that has both nos.7&8 including poss. a ms of no.8 is Middelburg, Netherlands. Fleisher has both in full score & parts for these.)
*Notturno, Op.108
*Ballade, Op.81

=={{Cat|Gomes, Carlos}} (1836–1896)==
*Il Guarany (vocal score with better resolution than the one already on the site)
*Fosca (vocal score of the 2nd revision, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/50726532?n=13&oldpds. If anyone could turn it into a decent black and white version).
*Fosca (vocal score of the 1st revision, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/421094600?n=5&printThumbnails=true&oldpds. Same as previous one).
*Salvator Rosa (vocal score, here's a link of a colour version: http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/52501600?n=11&oldpds. Same as previous two).
*Lo schiavo (vocal score)
*Condor (vocal score)

=={{Cat|Goss-Custard, Reginald}} (1877–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

=={{Cat|Gossec, François Joseph}} (1734–1829)==
*Requiem (Full Score) ''see [[Messe des Morts, RH 501 (Gossec, François Joseph)]]
*La Nativité, oratorio (1774) (Full Score/Manuscript)

=={{Cat|Gottschalk, Louis Moreau}} (1829–1869)==
* Andante, transcribed for piano solo from Symphony n°1 "La Nuit des Tropiques" (A Night in the Tropics)
* Fiesta criolla
{{Laundry|Gottschalk, Louis Moreau|[[Wishlist for compositions by Louis Moreau Gottschalk|elsewhere]]}}
'''These works under copyright worldwide:
* A Night in the Tropics (full score pub. 1965)
* Grande Tarantelle (full score pub. 1964)
* Chanson de Gitano RO 35 (pub. 1976)
* Mazurka RO 276 (pub. 1976)
* Romance in E{{flat}} (pub. 1976)
* Polka in A{{flat}} RO 275 (pub. 1976)
* Ballade RO 271 (pub. 1976)
* Polka in B{{flat}} RO 273 (pub. 1976)
* Ynès RO 277 (pub. 1976)

=={{Cat|Gounod, Charles}} (1818–1893)==
* Among other gaps in the songs, I'm seeking ''O ma belle rebelle'' (Jean-Antoine de Baïf), the second of the [[6 Mélodies (Gounod, Charles)]] [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 07:56, 18 December 2011 (UTC) '''— now uploaded [[6 Mélodies (Gounod, Charles)|here]].''' Thanks!
* The Masses are getting close to complete; I'm [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Talk:Charles_Gounod#Masses keeping track at cpdl] where some interesting gaps are listed.
* The complete 1882 oratorio La rédemption—both full score and vocal/piano score, if possible.

=={{Cat|Gouvy, Louis Théodore}} (1819–1898)==
*Symphony no.4 in D minor, Op.25
*Sinfonietta, Op.80 (pub.1886, premiered 1889?)
*Piano Trio No.5, Op.33
*Piano Duet Sonata No.2, Op.49 (pub.1869 by Richault)
*" no.1, Op.36 (op.26 by BNF...) (pub.1865 by Richault)

=={{Cat|Grabert, Martin}} (1868–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Piano Quintet, Op.22 (pub.1905)
*Oboe Sonata in G minor, Op.52 (recorded, on CD) (pub.1921)
*Piano Suite, Op.15 (pub.1896)
*Piano capriccio, Op.9 (pub.1896)
*Variations and fugue for organ, Op.40 (pub.1911)
*Fest-Hymnus, for 2-part chorus and piano (published 1910. @ BSB - not currently digitized?.)

=={{Cat|Grabner, Hermann}} (1886–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Concerto in the old style for 3 violins, Op.1 (pub.1915?)
* 2 pieces for viola and piano, op.4 (pub. 1904-08?)

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Perkeo, Op.15 (suite for winds), pub. 1925 by Kahnt

=={{Cat|Grädener, Carl Georg Peter}} (1812–1883)==
*Symphony, Op.25 (p.1872)
*Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.20 (p.1868/69) (parts @ DKB)

=={{Cat|Grädener, Hermann}} (1844–1929)==
*String Quintet, Op.23 (p.1883)
*Violin Concerto No.1 in D, Op.22 (ca.1883?)
*Cello Concerto in E minor, Op.45 (p.1908) - full score/orch. parts
*Sinfonietta, Op.14 (1876, p.1881)
*Piano Trio No.1, Op.1 (p.1867)
*Piano Quintet No.1, Op.6 (p.1872)
*Capriccio, Op.4 (first orchestral work) (p.1872)

=={{Cat|Graener, Paul}} (1872–1944)==
*Opera ''Don Juans letztes Abenteuer'' Op.42 (pub.1913/14 acc. Lib. Congress, 1914 acc Syracuse. Librettist died 1954.)
*Schirin und Gertraude ; heitere Oper in vier Akten, Op.51
*Byzanz, Oper Op.48 (libretto, opera may be otherwise lost??)
*Piano Trio Suite Op.19

=={{Cat| Graf, Christian Ernst}} (1723–1804)==
*5 cello concertos
* Duo Economique, for 1 violin, 2 bows, 2 players

=={{Cat|Grainger, Percy}} (1882–1961)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
* Country Gardens (in a version written before 1923)
* In Dahomey
* Blithe Bells
* Bridal Lullaby
* Mock Morris, No. 1 and No. 2
* Shepherd's Hey
* The Warriors (Music to an Imaginary Ballet) - now on site, but unfortunately resolution is so low it's very hard to read, so higher-resolution copy would be good
* Lincolnshire Posy (Score and Baritone Part)
* Scotch Strathspey and Reel
* In a Nutshell Suite, Mvts. 1, 2, 3 and 4
* The Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol
* The Lads of Wamphray March
* Marching Song of Democracy
* Green Bushes, Passacaglia on an English Folksong
* Children's March 'Over the Hills and Far Away'
* Piano II part for choral version of The Hunter in His Career
* Spoon River (full-length orchestral score)
* Danish Folk Music Suite (orchestral score)
* Youthful Suite (orchestral score)
* The Power of Rome and the Christian Heart (full band score)
{{Laundry|Grainger, Percy}}

=={{Cat|Gram, Peder}} (1881–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub. Hansen, 1922)

=={{Cat|Grammann, Carl}} (1842–1897)==
* Melusine, Op.24 (1875, Ries)
* Thusnelda, Op.29 (1882, Klemm, or of course other pubs.)
* Notturno, Op.34 (cello & piano. 1881, Erler)
* Aventiure, symphony, Op.31 (1880, Erler)
* Romance, Op.46, violin/piano (1884, Schuberth)
* Ingrid, Op.57 (Schuberth, 1897)
* Das Irrlicht, Op.58 (Schuberth, 1897)
* Romance & Scherzo for orchestra, Op.17

=={{Cat|Granados, Enrique}} (1867–1916)==
* Intermedio (Goyescas)
* Danza Lenta
* Cuentos de la juventud
* Bocetos
* Escenas Poéticas II
* Valses Poéticos
* Oriental. Canción variada, intermedio y final.
* Dante (esp full score)
* Piano Trio
* Violin Sonata
* Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 49

=={{Cat|Grandjany, Lucien}} (1862–1891)==
(Not to be confused with Marcel Lucien Grandjany (1891–1975), who I suspect was related.)
* 2 Waltzes for piano
* Menuet de Mademoiselle, Op.42
* Impromptu for piano in C
* Prière for violin and piano, Op.39 (pub. 1895)

=={{Cat|Grandval, Clémence de}} (1828–1907)==
* Piano Trio No.2 (pub.1854)
* Violin Concertino D-dur (1874)

=={{Cat|Graun, Johann Gottlieb}} (1703–1771)==
* Ouvertüren
* Sinfonien
* Concerti grossi
* Violin concerti
* Oboe concerti
* Double concerti
* Viola da gamba concerti
* Keyboard concerti
* Cantatas
* Viola da braccio concerto in E{{flat}} (GraunWV Av:XIII:28)

=={{Cat|Graun, Karl Heinrich}} (1704–1759)==
* Passion Oratorio "Kommt her und schauet"
* Passion Cantata "Ein Lämmlein geht und trägt die Schuld"
* Passion pastiche "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"

=={{cat|Graupner, Christoph}}(1683–1760)==
* Flute sonata in G major GWV 707 manuscript
* Partita in a major GWV 149 printed edition
* Partita in f minor vom winter GWV 121
* Overture and Chaccone GWV 472 (in A GWV 477? - Schissel)

=={{Cat|Grechaninov, Aleksandr}} (1864–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No.1 Full score
* Symphony No.3 Full score
* Symphony No.4 Full score
* Symphony No.5 Full score
* Cello Concerto (1895)
* Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom No.2, Op.29 (1902)
* Cello Sonata, Op.113 in E minor ((c) about 1930)
* [[String Quartet No.1, Op.2 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)|String Quartet No.1 Op.2 in G]] (pub. 1894 by Belaieff.) - Imported from Sibley [[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 02:32, 31 August 2012 (EDT)
* [[Sister Beatrice, Op.50 (Grechaninov, Aleksandr)|Sister Beatrice, opera]], Op.50 (vocal score pub.1910 by Zimmermann. At Sibley, again restr.stacks.) (Vocal score uploaded)
* String Quartet No.3, Op.75 in C minor (pub. B&H 1923, not PD-US for some years yet. At Sibley)
* [[Passion_Week,_Op.58_(Grechaninov,_Aleksandr)|Passion Week]], Op.58 (1911)

=={{Cat|Greef, Arthur de}} (1862–1940)==
* Piano Concerto 1 in C (1914), Full Score (also reduction, pub. by Schott, 1922)
* Piano Concerto 2 in B{{flat}} major (1930), Full Score (pub. ?)
* Ballade in the form of variations on a Flemish tune for string orchestra (p.1890)
* Concertino in G for piano and orchestra (London: Chester, pub. 1932)
* Sonata for 2 pianos (pub. ca.1928?)
* Etudes for solo piano (pub.1920)
* Varied minuet for 2 pianos or piano and strings (pub.1913)
* Chants d'amour, poésies de Charles Fuster (pub.1903)
* Souvenirs for piano (pub.1913)

=={{Cat|Greene, Maurice}} (1696–1755)==
* Hearken unto me ye holy children, anthem, 1728, manuscript or first edition would be welcome
*Vol. 1 of [[40 Select Anthems in Score (Greene, Maurice)]]

=={{Cat|Gregori, Giovanni Lorenzo}} (1663–1745)==
* Concerti Grossi a più Stromenti, Op.2
=={{Cat|Gregorian Chant}}==
Printed collections before c1900 are underrepresented. In particular:
*[[Graduale de tempore (Gregorian Chant)|''Graduale de tempore'']] or ''Editio Medicea'' 1614 is only a pair of fragments at present
*''Graduale Pataviense'' (Wien 1511)
*''Antiphonale Pataviense'' (Wien 1519)
*The revised ‘neo-Gallican’ breviary (Paris, 1680), antiphoner (1681), missal (1684, indispensable to organists!), and gradual (1689)

=={{Cat|Grieg, Edvard}} (1843–1907)==
Many of Grieg's compositions are available in PDF on the webpage of [http://www.bergen.folkebibl.no/grieg-samlingen/engelsk/grieg_compositions_eng.html Bergen Public Library]
* Grieg songs (ca.200+) ''(it might be more useful to start blue- and redlinking [[List of works by Edvard Grieg]])''
* Op. 39 Nr.1 Fra Monte Pincio, version for voice and orchestra as prepared by Grieg in 1894.
* Ganger and Trolltog Op54 No 2&3 Orchestral versions. (Full score and parts) Complete Scores of Nos. 1/2/3/4/6 in manuscript have been uploaded: [[Lyric Pieces, Op.54 (Grieg, Edvard)]]

=={{Cat|Griffes, Charles Tomlinson}} (1884 - 1920)==
* String quartet movement (Allegretto scherzando) in B-flat major (1903) - Manuscript score is in New York Public Library.
* String quartet movement (Vivace: Allegro assai quasi presto) in A minor (1917) - Manuscript score is in New York Public Library.

=={{Cat|Grill, Leo}} (1846–1919)==
*Overture in A minor, Op.8 (pub.1873) (score and parts at DKB- request?)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.11 (pub.1887) (score and/or parts @ LoC e.g.)
*Serenade, Op.3

=={{Cat|Gromis, Charles}} (1865–1939)==
(dates are guessed-at from websearches. Am assuming that Charles and Carlo Gromis are the same composer...) 
(It is possible though that the first two are by a Charles Gromis and the last two are (youthful works) by a Carlo Gromis, conte di Trana, b.1939?
* 4 string quartets (in A, pub.1902, in G major, pub.1949, in G minor, pub.1950, in F major, pub.1951)

=={{Cat|Grøndahl, Launy}} (1886-1960)==
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*Violin Concerto in D (1916, pub.1935)
*Trombone Concerto (comp.1924, possibly published in or ca. 1925 by Ferrario of Milan, definitely published, by Samfundet/D.Fog, 1954)
*Bassoon Concerto (pub.1944)
*Symphony Op.9 ("Fuldført 18. Maj 1919. Noget ændret: Nov. 1939") (unpublished? ms. material at libraries)
*Koncert : for fagot og orkester : (1942) (pub.1944)
*String Quartet No.1 (pub.1957)

=={{Cat|Gross, Johann Benjamin}} (1809–1848)==
*String Quartet in D major, Op.9 (late 1832 (poss.1833) from [[Breitkopf und Härtel]]) (plate 5420) (uploaded)
*String Quartets 3 & 4
*(Would suggest the remaining cello concertos, but SBB has most digitized, and the others are, I think, in their manuscript section and published too recently to be out-of-copyright, so they did not digitize them completely)

=={{Cat|Grosz, Wilhelm}} (1894-1939)==
* Liebeslieder, op. 10 (pub. 1922)
* Rondels, op. 11 (pub. 1922)
* Symphonische Variationen über ein eigenes Thema für Klavier zu zwei Händen, op. 9 (pub. 1921)
* String Quartet in D (ca.1917)

=={{Cat|Gruber, Josef}} (1855–1933)==
* Second Mass in honor of St. Caecilia "Zweite Caecilienmesse", op. 186 Complete score or vocal score with piano reduction or organ

=={{Cat|Gruenberg, Louis}} (1884–1964)==
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* Suite for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1914)
* Violin Sonata No.1 (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Grünberger, Ludwig}} (1839–1896)==
*(str.) Quartet No.1, Op.31 (pub.1881)
*Quartet No.2, Op.37 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Grund, Edouard}} (1801–1871)==
Also Eduard.
*String Quartet, Op.1 (p.1831)
*Violin Concerto, Op.3
*Violin Concertino, Op.4

=={{Cat|Grunholzer, Konrad}} (1838–1909)==
* Danket dem Herrn, denn er ist freundlich for mixed Choir

=={{Cat|Guerrero, Francisco}} (1522–1599)==
''[http://www.uma.es/victoria/guerrero.html|Nacho Alvarez' site] leaves very little to desire! The indexing of these editions on CPDL is not quite complete.
Missing on IMSLP are:
* All hymns, specially Vexilla Regis, Conditor Alme siderum and Pange Lingua
*Ascendens Christum, Cantate Domino - Iubilate Deo omnis terra, Dum complerentur dies Penthecostes, O altitudo divitiarum, O crux benedicta, O Domine Iesu Christe (both), Veni Domine et noli tardare, 5 Passions

=={{Cat|Guilmant, Alexandre}} (1837–1911)==
* 18 Pièces nouvelles, op.90 ''[livraison 1 uploaded 08/01/11; livraisons 2 to 7 uploaded 05/02/11 - KJ]''
* Pièces dans different styles (Complete)(Original editions) ''[livraisons 13 to 17 of nouvelle édition uploaded 09-14/01/11 - KJ]''
* The Practical Organist (Complete)
* Sonatas Nos.1 - 8 for organ (Original editions) ''currently only reprinted editions are available.'' -> Sonatas 2,6,7,8 available
* Organ Sonata 7 -> now available

=={{Cat|Gulbins, Max}} (1862–1932)==
* Organ Sonatas (nos.1-4 published by 1906)

=={{Cat|Gurlitt, Cornelius}} (1820–1901)==
* The Easiest Studies In Velocity, Op. 83
* School Of Velocity For Beginners, Op. 141
* Sinfonietta, Op.60 (pub. 1877)
* Bagatelles, Op. 131
* Aquarellen, Op. 154
* Siesta, Op. 226

=={{Cat|Gyrowetz, Adalbert}} (1763–1850)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.39 (pub.1802, Gombart of Augsb[o]urg)
* Tre quartetti per due violini, viola, e violoncello : opera 29 (pub. by Artaria ca.1801)
* String Quintet, Op.45 (pub. André, 1802)



=={{Cat|Haan, Willem de}} (1849–1930)==
* Harpa, ballad after Dahn for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op.10 (pub.1884?)
* Die Inkasöhne, opera, Op.19 (©1895)
* Das Grab im Busento für Männerchor und Orchester, Op.11
* Fantasiestücke : für Violine und Klavier, Op.15
* String Quartet in E minor (@Zeeuwse Bibliotheek Middelburg?)

=={{Cat|Haarklou, Johannes}} (1847–1925)==
([[wikipedia:nn:Johannes Haarklou|Wikipedia (Nynorsk)]])
*Piano Concerto op.47 in D minor (pub. Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke) (published score and parts at Free Library of Philadelphia) (pub.1922 iirc.)
*Violin Concerto op.50 (ca.1932) (pub. Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke) (manuscript at FLP)
*Organ symphony op.53 (published by 1922 by Leipzig: Gebrüder Reinecke)
*Symphony No.3 in C major, Op.49 (pub. Gebrüder Reinecke in 1922, I think- will check. At FLP score and parts)
* Requiem uden ord, orchestra, op. 46 (for the memory of Svendsen. pub. Reinecke, in 1922, I think. at FLP, score and parts.)

=={{Cat|Haas, Joseph}} (1879–1960)==
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*Horn sonata, Op.29 (composed, pub.1910)
*String Quartet, Op.50 (pub.1919)

=={{Cat|Habert, Johannes Evangelista}} (1833–1896)==
*String Quartets Op.77 (E minor), 80 (E{{flat}}), 81 (D) (pub.posth. 1908, in Werke. Series IX.)

=={{Cat|Hadley, Henry Kimball}} (1871–1937)==
*String Quartets (opp.24, 132) (op24 v.early - 1887- just in ms?)
*Symphonies (no.2 uploaded)

=={{Cat|Hafgren, Lill Erik}} (1881–1959)==
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*Violin Sonata in A (©1916 Odeon-V.)

=={{Cat|Hägg, Jacob Adolf}} (1850–1928)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.1 (pub. 1874, B&H)
*Piano sonata in D minor (pub.1898)
*Suite sentimentale, Op.22 (pub. by 1904)
*24 Preludes for Organ or Piano (" " ")

=={{Cat|Haller, Michael}} (1840–1915)==
*Missa decima ad II voces comitante, Op.23 (published 1909 by Pustet)
*Litaniae Lauretanae BMV, Op.100 (published 1909 by Pustet)
*Missa "Ave Maria", Op.101 (published 1909 by Pustet)

=={{Cat|Halm, Anton}} (1789–1872)==
*String Quartet No.2, Op.39
*Piano Trio No.2 in D, Op.58

=={{Cat|Halm, August}} (1869–1929)==
*Symphony in F major (pub.1911, Zumsteeg) (@Royal Danish Lib.)
*String Quartets in G minor, F major, A major, serenade in C (prob. non-PD-US - poss. first published around 1931-1933 - not sure about A major- poss.1939, poss. earlier?)
*Symphony in D minor for strings (pub.1907 from manuscript, premiered 1907) (Fleisher Collection@FLP has a copy, with parts, (c) 1910, but comes out to the same- assuming it is the same work! though attributed to "August Helm". HMB does list it again in 1911 though so maybe a 2nd edition??)
*Concerto in C major for orchestra with obligato piano (pub.1913) (repub. by MPH, 2017)
*2 violin sonatas (pub.1922)
*3 solo violin sonatas (pub.1920)
*Serenade for string trio (pub.1919)
*Concerto in C minor for string orchestra (pub. 1915, Zumsteeg)
*Prelude and Fugue in F minor for string orchestra (published by Bärenreiter, ?) (at FLP. date not estimated by FLP. clearly PD-CA and PD-EU, though.)

=={{Cat|Halsey, Ernest}} (1867–1939)==
* Toccata for Organ

=={{Cat|Halvorsen, Johan}} (1864–1935)==
* [[Symphony No.1 (Halvorsen, Johan)|Symphony No. 1 in C minor]] (1923) (Full score) (now uploaded)
* Entry March of the Boyars (1895) (Percussion parts)
* Symphony no.2 in d minor
* Symphony no.3 in C major

=={{Cat|Handel, George Frideric}} (1685–1759)==
* Saeviat tellus ante rigores, HWV 240 (full score and parts)
* Brockes-Passion, HWV 48 in version by JS Bach (VBN I/H/1) (full score/manuscript)
* Suites de Pièces, HWV 434-442 (edition by Peter Northway for the Hallische Händel-Ausgabe)
* [[Suite in D minor, HWV 437 (Handel, George Frideric)|Suite in D Minor, HWV 437]] (Sarabande movement)
* Oboe Concerto No. 3 in G minor, HWV 287
* "Il trionfo del tempo e del disinganno"
* "Tra la Fiamme", HWV 170 (full score and parts)
* Chandos Anthems from No. 1 to No. 11 - HWV 246 to 257

=={{Cat|Handl, Jacob}} (1550-1591)==
* DTÖ 12, 24, 30, 40, 47 & 51-2 (the six installments of ''Opus musicum'') is eagerly awaited!

=={{Cat|Hanff, Johann Nicolaus}} (1663–1711)==
* Cantatas (3) (Typeset of complete chorale preludes uploaded)

=={{Cat|Hannikainen, Ilmari}} (1892–1955)==
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* Piano Concerto, op.7 (1917) (two-piano arrangement)
* Piano Quartet in {{K|f#}}, Op.2
* Gavotte : ur balletmusiken til Askungen (published 1917)

=={{Cat|Hänsel, Peter}} (1770–1831)==
*String Quintet No.2 in C major, Op.13 (ca.1804?) ({{RISMs|650006800}})
*String Quintet No.3, Op.15
*3 String Trios, Op.30 (Schott, ca.1810?)
*Flute Quartet in G, Op.21 ({{RISMs|550505110}})

=={{Cat|Hanssens, Charles-Louis}} (1802–1871)==
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. Katto)
* Symphony no.1 (composed and premiered 1841. 161 p autograph ms score @ Belgian R lib Brussels)
* Symphony no.2 in A minor (composed and premiered 1845) (at least 5 symphonies + unnumbered)
* Fantaisie [pour orchestre] sur des Airs Populaires (@ Belgian Royal Lib)
* Symphony (unnumbered early) in C minor (1827, ms @ BR)

=={{Cat|Harsányi, Tibor}} (1898–1954)==
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* Sonata (1926) for piano
* 5 Etudes Rhythmiques (1933) for piano
* Symphony in C (1952?)
* L'histoire du petit tailleur

=={{Cat|Hartmann, Emil}} (1836–1898)==
* Piano Quintet (1865), Op. 5
* 3 String Quartets (opp. 14, 37, 38 - c.1873, p.1887, c.1886?)
* Symphony No.3, Op.42 (@Sibley in piano reduction)
* Symphony No.1, Op.29 (@Royal Dutch Library & St. Pancras)

=={{Cat|Hartmann, Johan Peter Emilius}} (1805–1900)==
* Dante-Ouverture, Op.85 (Ouverture til Chr. K.F. Molbech's Drama "Dante") (pub.1889)
* Fantasy-Allegro for violin and piano (Fog 5), published in 1900 by [[Hansen]]

=={{Cat|Hartog, Eduard}} (1829–1909)==
* Ein Märchen, character-sketch for orchestra, Op.62 (pub.1889)
* Suite for string quartet, Op.46 (pub.1860s by [[Jacques Maho]] of Paris; also Seitz, 1868, and Leuckart, 1883)
* Waldscène for soprano, chorus and orchestra, Op.38 (ms copy at Open Library of Amsterdam?)
* Portia. Ouverture dramatique à gr. Orch. Op.32 (pub.1858)
* L'Esclave, poésie de Théophile Gautier, ballade pour voix de soprano & orchestre, Op.33, pub.1862 (Brandus & Dufour)
* Chant de Mai (Mailied). Choeur bacchique p. Sopr., Mezzo-Sopr., Alto, Tén. et Basse av. Orchestre, Op.31 (pub.1858 by Brandus acc. to both BNF and HMB. Text by Emile Augier)
* Pensée de minuit : méditation d'après une poésie de Lamartine, Op.52 (pub.1884 or earlier; as Op.26 by Escudier in 1855 if the same work? - "Méditation poétique" @ BNF catalog, for chamber ens. rather than orchestra.)
* Psalm 43, Op.43 (pub.1868)
* Le Mariage de don Lope, opéra comique in 1 act (Gambogi, 1865)

=={{Cat|Harty, Hamilton}} (1879–1941)==
*String Quartet, Op.5 (1902?)
*Piano Concerto in B minor (1922)
*Suite from Handel's Water Music

=={{Cat|Harwood, Basil}} (1859–1949)==
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'''Works by Harwood are for organ unless otherwise specified.'''
*from Six Pieces, Op.15 - No.1, Communion in F major and No.2, Interlude in D major
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*Reverie (composed 1926, revised 1931, not published until the complete Harwood edition from Stainer, 1991)

=={{Cat|Hasse, Johann Adolph}} (1699–1783)==
* Le Virtù appié della Croce (Stefano Benedotto Pallavicino; Dresden 1737) Full Score
* I pellegrini al Sepolcro (Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino; Dresden 1742) Full score
* La Deposizione della Croce (Stefano Benedetto Pallavicino; Dresden 1744) Full score
* S. Elena al Calvario (Pietro Metastasio; Dresden 1747, rev. Wien 1772) (complete works) Full scores of both versions

=={{Cat|Hasse, Johannes}} (?–?)==
Is this Johannes Hasse (1616–1675)? 
Or possibly Johannes Hasse (fl.1614–1617)? (This is why '''dates''' are important)
:Eldest son of Petrus Hasse (I) and hence brother of Nicolaus Hasse. Dates unknown.[[User:Dgljr5121973|Dgljr5121973]] 17:22, 7 February 2011 (UTC)
* any works

=={{Cat|Hasse, Nikolaus}} (ca.1617–ca.1670)==
* Any vocal works and Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Hasse, Peter (I)}} (ca.1585–1640)==
* two Chorale preludes
* Praeludium for Organ
* 8-voice motet
* 7-voice Mass

=={{Cat|Hasse, Peter (II)}} (1659–1708)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hassler, Hans Leo}} (1564–1612)==
* Lustgarten neuer teutscher Gesäng, Balletti, Gaillarden und Intraden (Nürnberg 1601) Full score complete work
* Keyboard works
* His opus 1, the Canzonette of 1590 (Nurnberg)

=={{Cat|Hassler, Jacob}} (1569–1622)==
* Complete Keyboard works (3 ricercars, 1 toccata, 1 fugue, 1 fantasia, and 1 canzona)

=={{Cat|Hässler, Johann Wilhelm}} (1747–1822)==
* Fantasia for Keyboard in C minor (formerly attributed to W F Bach)
* „50 Stücke für Anfänger“ op.38
* „Etudes en Vingt-quatre Valses“ op.49
* Charakterstück op.27 Nr.2
* Kantate „Erfurt“
* Sonate für Cembalo Nr.3 d-Moll
* Preludes Op. 47

=={{Cat|Hatton, John Liptrot}} (1808–1886)==
*6 Impromptus for the Piano (Ashdown&Parry, ca.1866)
*Rondo à l'espagnole , and Introduction & Rondo (pub. by Boieldieu of Paris, 1835 or 1836)

=={{Cat|Hauptmann, Moritz}} (1792–1868)==
*Concertino/Light Concerto for piano in {{K|Eb}}, Op.20

=={{Cat|Hauptner, Thuiskon}} (1821–1889)==
*Singvögelchen, Liederspiel (pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Hausegger, Siegmund von}} (1872–1948)==
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* Aufklänge, variations for orchestra (1910)
* {{LinkWork|Barbarossa||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}}, symphonic poem (1900)
* {{LinkWork|Dionysische Phantasie||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}} for orchestra (1898)
* {{LinkWork|Natur Symphonie||Hausegger|Siegmund von|0}} for large orchestra with final chorus to words from Goethe's poem Proömium (1911)
* Todtenmarsch (published 1903) for baritone solo, men's chorus and orchestra

=={{Cat|Hay, Edward Norman}} (1889–1943)==
* String Quartet in A (pub.1920) (@Sibley)

=={{Cat|Haydn, Joseph}} (1732–1809)==
: See Icking Music Archive: [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Haydn.php] [[User:Andrewt|Andrewt]] 14:11, 24 October 2008 (EDT)
* Trumpet Concerto Parts for ALL movements
* Horn Concerto No. 2 D-major, Hob. VIId:4 (Preferably Full Score and Parts)
* Double Horn Concerto
* Piano Concertos (Preferably Full Score, Concerto No.11) -parts now available: [[Keyboard Concerto in D major, Hob.XVIII:11 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Der Morgen Graut, Hob. XXX:5 for two tenors, harp, strings
* Die Jahreszeiten (The Seasons)-Full score
* [[Mass in D minor, Hob.XXII:11 (Haydn, Joseph)|Nelsonmesse]] (Missa in Augustiis) -Full score (EU only full score uploaded)
* Six Scotch Airs with variations for voice, violin, cello, harp or piano
* Twelve Sentimental Catches and Glees for three voices, harp 1795
* Quartetto Concertante in F for flute, violin, viola, harp/harpsichord (attrib. to Schmittbauer) Hob. XIV:F
* Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Harpsichord with orchestra in G Minor
* Divertimenti Hob. X 1,2,3,5,6 & 12 for String Quartet, Baryton, and two Horns - Full Scores and Parts.
* [[Divertimento in G major, Hob.X:4 (Haydn, Joseph)]] - Parts in addition to the full score

Can we just get all the complete works of Haydn uploaded????
* Schöpfungmesse - Full Score [[Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:13 (Haydn, Joseph)|added]]
* Harmoniemesse- Full Score
* Missa Brevis no 1 in F major
* [[Mass in B-flat major, Hob.XXII:10 (Haydn, Joseph)|Heiligemesse]] -Full Score (uploaded in February)
* Kleine Orgelmesse (''Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo'' in B♭, Hob.XXII:7) -Full Score [http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Kleine_Orgelmesse_(Mass_no._7_in_Bb_Major)_(Joseph_Haydn) at CPDL]
* Große Orgelsolomesse (''Missa in honorem Beatissimæ Virginis Mariæ'' in E♭, Hob.XXII:4)-Full Score
* Paukenmesse ([[Mass in C major, Hob.XXII:9 (Haydn, Joseph)|Missa in tempore belli]])-Full score*
* 6 sonatas for violin and viola Hob. VI: 1-6
* Violin Concerto No. 3(Preferably Full Score + parts for violin solo)
* Sonate for cello and piano in G minor
* Variations in F minor -been uploaded since 2006: [[Andante with Variations, Hob.XVII:6 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Fantasia (Capriccio) for Piano in C Major Hob.XVII:4 -been long since uploaded as Op.58: [[Fantasia in C major, Op.58 (Haydn, Joseph)]]
* Adagio for Piano in F Major Hob.XVII:9
* Arianna auf Naxos (cantata for voice and piano; please post Haydn's manuscript)
* Divertimento a Tre Hob. IV:5 for Horn, violin and cello
* The String Quartets Op.9
* Piano sonata Nr. 4 (Landon), Hob. XVI/G1.
* Concerto for 2 Lire Organizzate Hob.VIIh:1 - 5
* Requiem in C minor full score [added to M. Haydn wishlist below]
* Die Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze (Orchestra version (original!))
* [http://www0.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Te_Deum_No._2_in_C_(Joseph_Haydn) Te Deum Hob. XXIIIc:2] Full score; according to New Grove "Joseph Haydn’s second [Te Deum] is a remarkably fine piece from 1800"
* Salve Regina Full Score
* L'anima del filosofo, ossia Orfeo ed Euridice, Hob. 28/13, dramma per musica in 4 acts (libretto by Carlo Francesco Badini). Full Score/Manuscript
* First edition of Haydn's Op.13 "Kurzböck-Sonaten" (Hob.16:21-26 piano solo works mostly called sonatas, pub.1774)

=={{Cat|Haydn, Michael}} (1737–1806)==
* Concerto for viola, organ (or harpsichord), and strings
* Cello Concerto in B-Major (The cello concerto in B-flat major attributed to Michael Haydn, edited by Mark Starr, is published by Edition Max Eschig, Paris, and is under copyright.)
* Alto Trombone Concerto in D-major
* Requiem in C minor full score
* Trumpet Concertino C major (=Trumpet Concerto Nr. 1)
* Ipsa Virgo virginum in D major (K IIb:49), MH 670 (pub.1829, Diabelli)

=={{Cat|Haynes, Battison}} (1859–1900)==

=={{Cat|Hegar, Friedrich}} (1841–1927)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.6
* Fest-Ouv. for orch., Op.25 (pub.1896/97)
* ''Ahasvers Erwachen'', Op.34 (pub. 1904)

=={{Cat|Heidrich, Maximilian}} (1864–1909)==
*Cello sonata, Op.4 (pub.1899, CF Schmidt)
*Violin sonata, Op.12 (pub.1899, CF Schmidt)
*String Quartet, Op.24 (p1911)
*String Quartet, Op.29 (p1911)

=={{Cat|Heinichen, Johann David}} (1683–1729)==
{{Laundry|Heinichen, Johann David}}
=={{Cat|Heins, Donald}} (1878–1949)==
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*Country Dance for Violin and Piano (score and part)

=={{Cat|Heinze, Gustav Adolf}} (1820–1904)==
*2-piano concerto
*Laudate Dominum, Op.98 (pub.1903)
*Sancta Caecilia : für Soli, Chor und Orchester : Op.49

=={{Cat|Heller, Stephen}} (1813–1888)==
* Fifty Selected Studies -- be specific (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Bodil}} (1880–1950)==
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* To sange : Dit gyldne Haar; Merry (composed 1909)
* Fest-praeludium for organ (published 1915)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Carl}} (1818–1904)==
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (published 1842) (manuscript @ DKB)
* Symphony no.1 in D (composed 1841-2)
* Symphony no.2 in F "Idyllisk" (ms @ DKB)
* Overture in D minor (composed 1841)
* String Quartet (manuscript, DKB, "Wien i Sommeren 1841")
* String Quartet in E-flat major (1837 March 8. Manuscript, DKB)

=={{Cat|Helsted, Gustav}} (1857–1924)==
* Piano Trio, Op.6 (ca.1888)
* String Quintet, Op.21 (ms copy @ DKB)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.2 (ms. @ DKB)
* Symphony No.2 in E, Op.22 (ms piano reduction and ms score @ DKB)
* Violin Concerto (No.2?) in C (ms. reduction @ DKB)
* Cello Concerto in C major, Op.35 (ms score @ DKB)
* Stormklokken (1911), opera (ms)
* String Quartet no.1 in B minor (score) and quartet no. 5 in F Op.24 (parts) (ms @ DKB)

=={{Cat|Hemmerlein, Joseph}} (1761–1843)==
* Keyboard sonatas (and concerto, Op.7) (possibly not by the same J. Hemmerlein)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Andreas}} (1805–1871)==
* Festmesse in C minor Op.26 (there's a recording on YouTube? Possibly not published though...)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Heinrich}} (1822–1899)==
(brother of {{LinkName|Andreas|Henkel}} ; [[wikipedia:Heinrich Henkel (composer)|Heinrich Henkel]])
* Piano Trio Op.22 (pub.1860)
* String Quartets No.1 in D minor Op.13 (autograph 1847-49?), No.2 in D major Op.26 (autograph 1890)

=={{Cat|Henkel, Michael}} (1780–1851)==
* Sonata for Flute and Guitar, Op.24 (pub.ca.1815)
* Violin-or-flute sonatas (e.g. Op.74, pub.ca.1825)

=={{Cat|Henning, Max}} (1906–1954)==
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(flourishing dates, approximately. Seems not to be the same person as [[wikipedia:de:Max Henning|Max Henning]].)
* Op.22. 12 Two-part Fughettas and Fugues for the Pianoforte. (A.P. Schmidt, 1909.) (@ÖNB, British Lib, also Brigham Young.)
* Op.89. String Quartet No.12 in B minor (hmoll). Published 1938 by Westend-Verlag. (HMB, 1938, p.243.)
* Op.60. Präludium und Fuge C moll für Orgel (Westend-Verlag, 1939.) (@ Berner-Fachhochschule.)
* Atahuallpa : grosse Oper in drei Akten. Westend-Verlag (again), ©1913.
* Op.7. Zwei Vortragsstücke für Violine mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Westend // Carl Fleischer, 1906.

=={{Cat|Henriques, Fini}} (1867–1940)==
* Suite for Oboe and Strings, Op.13 (pub.1896)
* Kammerkvartet (flute, violin, cello and piano) (1937) (PD-CA?)
* Petite polonaise, Op.32 (published 1910 - {{HMBref|1910|32}}.)

=={{Cat|Henschel, George}} (1850–1934)==
* Ballade in F{{sharp}} minor for Violin and Orchestra (or piano), Op.39 (pub.1885)

=={{Cat|Hepworth, George}} (1825–1918)==
* Sinfonia (for orchestra, in one movement?) in A minor

=={{Cat|Herbeck, Johann von}} (1831–1877)==
* Symphony No.4 "Orgelsinfonie" in D minor, Op.20 (pub.1878 in arrangement ; recorded)

=={{Cat|Herbert, Victor}} (1859–1924)==
* Sweethearts
* Art Is Calling For Me (from 'The Enchantress') 1911

=={{Cat|Herman, Adolphe}} (1823–1903)==
* Violin Sonata (pub.1886 by Grus)

=={{Cat|Herman, Reinhold L.}} (1849–1919)==
* Piano Trio, Op.56
* Violin Sonata, Op.57 (both pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Hermann, Robert}} (1869–1912)==
* Piano Trio in D minor, Op.6 (pub.1895 by Hofmeister)
* Symphony No.1 in C major, Op.7 (pub.1896 by Hofmeister)
* Symphony No.2 in B minor, Op.11 (Andante published 1903 in full score by Hofmeister. Entire work possibly still in manuscript?)
* Piano Quartet in F minor, Op.9 (pub.ca.1905 by Hofmeister)
* Concert overture in D minor, Op.4 (NYPL has this but not circulating)

=={{Cat|Herrmann, Eduard}} (1850–1937)==
* Walzer-Fantasie, Op.29 (for string quartet or string orchestra) (p.1909)
* String Quintet (2 cellos), Op.31 (©1911)
* String Quintet No.2 (2 violas), Op.42 (p.1931)
* Violin Concerto in C minor, Op.25 (©1904, W. Schmid)
* String Quartet, Op.32 (©1913 (and again ©1916? and HMB lists it in 1919 too))
* String Quartet No.2, Op.36

=={{Cat|Herschel, William}} (1738–1822)==
*Symphonies
*Organ pieces
*Concertos
*Any other works

=={{Cat|Hertel, Johann Christian}} (1697–1754)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hertel, Johann Wilhelm}} (1727–1789)==
* Symphonies
* Concertos
* Keyboard sonatas
* Oratorios
* Cantatas (especially Passion cantatas and Christmas cantatas)
* Johann Wilhelm Hertel (Hrsg.): Sammlung Musikalischer Schriften größtenteils aus den Werken der Italiäner und Franzosen übersetzt und mit Kommentaren versehen von Johann Wilhelm Hertel, Leipzig 1757/1758, 2 St. in 1 Bd.

=={{Cat|Herz, Henri}} (1803–1888)==
* Etudes
* Orchestral parts to concertos
Op.76 - Variations Brillantes di Bravura sur le Trio Favori du Preaux Clercs de Herold

=={{Cat|Herzogenberg, Heinrich von}} (1843–1900)==
* Cello Concerto, WoO 30 (1880) (published?)
* Phantasie "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland" op. 39
* Phantasie "Nun danket alle Gott" op. 46
* Op. 16 Odysseus. Symphonie für grosses Orchester 1. Die Irrfahrten 2. Penelope 3. Die Gärten der Circe 4. Das Gastmahl der Freier (ÖNB has a copy of Horn's 1876 arrangement)
* Op. 50 Symphonie (C moll) für grosses Orchester
* Op. 80 Todtenfeier. Cantate für Soli, Chor, Orchester und Orgel (geschrieben auf den ersten Todestag seiner Frau Elisabeth geb. von Stockhausen)
* Op. 87 Messe (E moll) für Soli, Chor und Orchester (Orgel ad libitum) (Dem Andenken Philipp Spitta's)
* Op. 90 Die Geburt Christi. Text aus Worten der heiligen Schrift und geistlichen Liedern zusammengestellt von Friedrich Spitta, Kirchen-Oratorium für Solostimmen, gemischten Chor und Kinderchor mit Begleitung von Harmonium, Streichinstrumenten und Hoboe, und für Gemeindegesang und Orgel 1894
* Op. 93 Die Passion. Kirchen-Oratorium für Gründonnerstag und Charfreitag, für Solostimmen, Chor, Streichorchester, Harmonium, Gemeindegesang und Orgel 1896
* Op. 70 Symphony No. 2 in {{K|Bb}} (pub.1890)
* Op. 36 Piano Trio No.2 in D minor (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Hess, Karl}} (1859–1912)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.6
*Organ Sonata, Op.23 (pub.1902)

=={{Cat|Hessen, Alexander Friedrich von}} (1863–1945)==
(also known as Alexander Friedrich, Landgraf von Hessen) (there is a str qt no.2, pub. in 1968 it seems.) (brief Wikipedia article: [[wikipedia:Alexander Frederick, Landgrave of Hesse|Wikipedia]] (does not mention composing))
*String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1890)
*2 Pieces for String Trio, Op.27 (pub.1931 by Breitkopf&Härtel) (©1931; see {{WC|400119151}}) (PD-CA-only for now)
*Violin Sonata Op.31 (E minor) (©1936) (also PD-CA-only for now and awhile)
*Quintet, Op.25 (©1939) (etc.)
*Passacaglia for Piano, Op.7 (pub.ca.1900?)
*Cello Sonata, Op.12 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Heubner, Konrad}} (1860–1905)==
*String Quartet No.1 in A minor, Op.1 (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in G minor (p.1904)
*Violin Sonata in G, Op.8
*Piano Trio in D, Op.9 (both pub.1895)
*Psalmi. "Wohl dem, der nicht wandelt im Rathe der Gottlosen," für Sopran-Solo, Chor und Orchester, Op.5 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Heuser, Ernst}} (1863–1942)==
*Piano Trio in D minor, Op.37 (pub.1901, Hainauer. Copy e.g. at Hochschule für Musik Köln lib.)
*Psalm 23, Op.78 (pub.1912)
*3 Piano Pieces, Op.67 (published 1910 by AP Schmidt)

=={{Cat|Heydorn, Petrus}} (1660–1720)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Heydrich, Bruno}} (1865–1938)==
(father of Nazi Reinhard Heydrich)
* Novelette
* Opera "Amen"
* Des Liebsten Grab, Op.64

=={{Cat|Heyerdahl, Anders}} (1832–1918)==
* String Quartets ("#1" and (#2?) in D minor)
* Violin Sonata (Op.11, ca.1882)
* Piano Quintet (premiered 1883)

=={{Cat|Hill, Edward Burlingame}} (1872–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 2-piano concerto
* Sinfonietta, Op.40a (pub. n.d.?, 1935)
* Concerto for 2 flutes and small orchestra

=={{Cat|Hiller, Ferdinand}} (1811–1885)==
* Conzertstück for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 113. Leipzig: Aug. Cranz, [ca. 1865] (scores in the British Library, Cambridge University libraries, Danish National Library)
* Violin Concerto, Op. 152. Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnen, [1875?] (scores in Free Library of Philadelphia, and MIT libraries. Fantasiestück Op.152 not the same work but maybe related??)
* Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 22. Also known as Grand Duo. Berlin: Simrock, [1871] (scores Landesbibliothek Coburg, Openbare Bibliotheek Den Haag, Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam, and Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg)

=={{Cat|Hindemith, Paul}} (1895–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Drei Opern-Einakter (Librettos for ''Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen ; Das Nusch-Nuschi ; Sancta Susanna'') - Mainz: B. Schott Söhne, 1921
* Cardillac Original Version Vocal Score (1926)
* Neues vom Tage (full score)
* Sing und Spielmusik für Liebhaber und Musikfreunde, Op.45 (parts and choral scores)
* Plöner Musiktag
:B. Tafelmusik (Parts)
:C. Kantate (Parts and Choral Score)
:D/1. Einleitungsstück für Orchester: (Parts)
:D/2. Flötensolo mit Streichern: (Parts)
:D/4. Variationen für Klarinette und Streicher: (Parts)
:D/5. Trio für Blockflöten (Parts, Original 1932 edition with recorders in A and D)
:D/6. Quodlibet für Orchester: (Parts)
'''These works under copyright worldwide:
* Sonata for Solo Viola, Op.31 No.4 (First edition edited by Hermann Danuser (1946-))
* Sonata for Solo Viola (1937) (First edition edited by Hermann Danuser (1946-))
* Trautonium Works (trio pieces, concertpiece with strings)

=={{Cat|Hinton, Arthur}} (1869–1941)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.24 in D m. (prem.1905, pub.1920)
*Saint Elizabeth's Roses (operetta)
*Scenes from Endymion, suite for orchestra
*Symphony no.1 in B{{flat}} (ms?)
*Symphony no.2 in C minor (ms?)

=={{Cat|Hintz, Ewaldt}} (1613–1668)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Hochberg, Hans Heinrich Bolko von}} (1843–1926)==
(real name of "J.H. Franz" - we do have a category J. Franz but may not be the same person)
* Symphony in E{{flat}} (premiered? ca.1884 in Dresden.) (possibly the Op.28 "in E" published 1892 by Raabe & Plothow. Schwerin lib. has score & parts to op.28. Harvard Loeb has arrangement of it.)
* Symphony in C, Op.26 published 1892, Bote & Bock (LoC has)
* Piano Trio in A, Op.34 (LoC has.)
* Piano Trio in {{K|Bb}}, Op.35 (pub.1904)
* Opera "Wärwolf", Op.21 (LoC has libretto. BSB has vocal score)
* Piano Concerto Op.42 (pub.1906 - solo part; 1907. Fleisher has full score etc.)

==Høffding, Finn (1899–1997)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Romance for violin og strygeorkester (1918 - not sure etc.?)
* String Quartet No.1 Op.2 (1920- not sure when published?) (Quartet Op.6 was published 1930 acc.HMB (1930, p.164)- Worldcat sources differ on n.d. status, would have to see score)

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Symphony No.3 Op.12 (©1931)

=={{Cat|Hoffmeister, Franz Anton}} (1754–1812)==
* Cello Concerto in D
* Symphony in G minor, HicH g1 (possibly by Leopold Hoffmann. See {{RISMs|650003207}}.)

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Heinrich}} (1842–1902)==
* Ungarische Suite, Op.16

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Leopold}} (1738–1793)==
* 7 Cello Concertos

=={{Cat|Hofmann, Richard}} (1844–1918)==
*Double-Stop Studies, Op.96
*Acht Übungs- u. Vortrags-Stücke for Violin and viola
*Leichtes instruktives Trio in C and Em for piano trio Op.67 and Op.68
*Acht Charakterstücke for Clarinet and Piano Op.100
*Light String Quartet, Op.116 (pub.1901, Zimmermann)

=={{Cat|Hohmann, Christian Heinrich}} (1811–1861)==

=={{Cat|Hol, Richard}} (1825–1904)==
* Concert Overture for orchestra (held at Dutch Royal Library) (arr., 1873?)
* 2 Romances for oboe Op.116 (pub.1890)
* Sonatinas Op.118 (pub.1890s)

=={{Cat|Holbrooke, Joseph}} (1878–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Cello Concerto in E flat major, Op.103 - The Cambrian
* Piano Concerto No. 1 "The Song of Gwyn ap Nudd", Op. 52 (1908) full Orchestral score or Two Piano Reduction
* Violin Sonata No. 2 "Romantic" Op. 59 = violin/piano reduction of the "Grasshopper" violin concerto Op.59
* Clair de Lune, Op. 17, No. 1
* Le Crepuscule, Op. 17, No. 2
* Pianoforte Quartet in D minor, "Byron", Op. 31
* Symphony No.4 ("Homage to Schubert) in B-minor, Op. 95
* Horn Quintet "Fate" (1904, reworked into Clarinet Quintet in G Op. 27)

=={{Cat|Hollaender, Gustav}} (1855–1915)==
* Violin Sonata Op.59 in D minor (p.1903)
* Violin Concerto No.3 (D minor), Op.66 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Hollander, Benoit}} (1853–1942)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.20 (parts, score @Cornell lib.?)
* Fantaisie pastorale (vn/orch), Op.26 (1899) (orchestral score and parts if they exist, piano reduction at least)
* Piano Trio, Op.27
* Septet for String Quartet, Piano and 2 Horns in E-flat, Op.28
* Characteristic Pieces Op.12 for 2 Violins and Viola (pub.1895) (parts @Cornell Lib.?)
* Suite in D for violin and piano-or-orchestra, Op.6
* Violin Sonata No.1, Op.19
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.35 (pub.ca.1905?)
* Fantasie de Nöel. For String Orchestra and Pianoforte. (©1924)

=={{Cat|Hollins, Alfred}} (1865–1942)==

=={{Cat|Holmès, Augusta Mary Anne}} (1847–1903)==
* Ludus pro Patria (ode, pub.1888 by [[Grus]])
* Irlande (full score)
* Ouverture pour une comédie (full score)

=={{Cat|Holst, Gustav}} (1874–1934)==
* Invocation for cello and piano or orchestra, Op. 19/2 (1911)
* Beni Mora
* Egdon Heath
* The Evening Watch, Op.43, No.1
* Savitri op.25 (app. published as early as 1923 so PD-CA but prob. not PD-US depending) [[Sāvitri, Op.25 (Holst, Gustav)|Vocal score]]
* First Choral Symphony, H.155, Op.41
* Fugal Overture op.40/1 (also published 1923 - see above)
* Hammersmith (for Brass Band or Concert Band whichever is not under copyright)
* Lyric Movement for Viola and Small Orchestra
* Marching Song
* Choral Songs from the Rig Veda [[Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda, Op.26 (Holst, Gustav)|vocal scores]]
* [[The Cloud Messenger, Op.30 (Holst, Gustav)|The Cloud Messenger, Op.30]] (full score)
* The Lure
* The Morning of the Year Op. 45
* The Planets, arrangement of Mars and Jupiter for symphonic band by Holst
* Choral Fantasia op. 51
* Walt Whitman Overture, Op 7 (1899) (is this score even published yet?- Schissel)
* Suite de ballet, Op.10
* ''At the Boar's Head'', Op.42
* ''The Wandering Scholar'', Op.50 (first published in 1968 in an edition by Imogen Holst and Benjamin Britten, so not sure if this could be hosted by IMSLP)
* [[Ode to Death, Op.38 (Holst, Gustav)|Ode to Death, Op.38]] (full/Study score)
* ''Japanese Suite'', Op.33 1915
* Symphony in F major "The Cotswolds", Op.8 H.47

'''These works copyright WORLDWIDE.'''
*The Planets (arr. solo piano) '''No arrangement of this exists in the public domain.'''
* The Mystic Trumpeter (app. not published until 1989)
* Invocation for cello and piano or orchestra H75, Op. 19/2 (1911) (pub.1983?- is there an earlier than 1960 edition of this?)

=={{Cat|Holstein, Franz von}} (1826–1878)==
* String Quartet in E minor (op.posth. , 40) (pub.1899)

=={{Cat|Holter, Iver}} (1850–1941)==
*String Quartets, Opp. 1 (p.1879) and 18 (op18 p1917)
*Kantate til indvielsen af Kristiania Handelsstands Forenings nye hus 11. februar 1912. Op 19.

=={{Cat|Holý, Alfred}} (1866–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Das Märchen vom Glück : Volksstück in 4 Akten (opera - ms material - possibly published also?)

=={{Cat|Hölzl, Franz Seraphin Thomas}} (1808–1884)==
*String Quartet, Op.22 (by 1859) (is at Royal Library, Netherlands, I think)
*String Quartet, Op.24 (by 1859)
*Violin Sonata in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.1856)
(VIAF: {{viaf|30300078}}) and see {{plain|http://www.musiklexikon.ac.at/ml/musik_H/Hoelzl_Franz.xml|Musiklexikon}} for a brief bio in German)

=={{Cat|Homilius, Gottfried August}} (1714–1785)==
* Weihnachtsoratorium HoWVI
* Motets
* Cantatas
* Organ Works
* 10 Passions
* Passion Cantatas
* ''Messias''
* Easter Oratorio
* 4 Magnificats
* Generalbass-Schule 1776
* 32 Praeludia zu geistlichen Liedern vor zwey Claviere und Pedal (pub.1761)

=={{Cat|Honegger, Arthur}} (1892–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher
* Skating Rink
* Le Chant de Nigamon
* Sonatina for violin and cello (H. 80) (1932)
* Prelude and Blues for harp quartet
* Cantate de Noel, esp. Laudate Dominum from this
* Symphony No.1 (Full score)
* Symphony No.2 (Full score)
* Symphony No.3 (Full score)
* Symphony No.4 (Full score)
* Symphony No.5 (Full score)
H 153 Second Symphony for strings and trumpet in D (Symphony for Strings) (Orchestral Parts)
*Cello Concerto H.72 (Full Score) (Orchestral Parts) (Cello Solo Part) (Arrangement & Transcription - Piano Part)

=={{Cat|Hoof, Jef van}} (1886–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Kleines quartett in C (©1927. PD-CA)
* Sonata voor beiaard (©1925. PD-CA)
* Zes driestemmige Dietsce liederen (©1920)
* Symphony in A (No.4?) (©1951. PD-CA)
("no.4" from library catalog note possibly? anyway, may be his sym.1 in A, as recorded, and as published by Musikproduktion Höflich in 2009? Hoof's sym. 4 (as recorded) is either in B-flat or B.)

=={{Cat|Hook, James}} (1746–1827)==
* Concerto in D major, Op.1, No.5 (c.1771) -- see his {{NoComp|6 Keyboard Concertos, Op.1|Hook, James}}

=={{Cat|Hopffer, Bernhard}} (1840–1877)==
*String Quintet in B minor, Op.7 (pub.1871) (@FLP)
*Romance for Cello & Orch., Op.20 (pub.1877)
*Violin Sonata No.1 in G minor, Op.2 (ca.1876?)
*Symphony (if it still exists, premiered ca.1860?)

=={{Cat|Horn, Kamillo}} (1860–1941)==
*Trio-Fantasie, Op.73
*Symphony No.1 in F minor, Op.40 (pub. by Kahnt in 1908)
*Horn Sonata, Op.58 (pub.1910)
*Violin Fantasia, Op.42 (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Horsley, Charles Edward}} (1822–1876)==
*Cello Sonata, Op.3 (early edition, not 2011 pub.)
*Violin Sonata, Op.14
*Piano Impromptus (Op.12 & w/o Op.)
*6 Lieder, Op.9 (uploaded by BSB?)

=={{Cat|Hotteterre, Jacques}} (1673–1763)==
* Le Fargis Sur Les Délices

=={{Cat|Howe, Mary}} (1882–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Sonata in D
* Andante douloureux for pf ([[Schirmer]], 1912)
* Cossack Cradle Song (pub.1922)

=={{Cat|Hoyer, Karl}} (1891–1936)==
* Viola Sonata, Op.30 (©1923)
* Variationen über ein Thema von Henry Purcell, Op.25 (©1922, Klemm)
* Flute Sonata, Op.40 (©1929) (PD-CA I hope)
* Sonata Op.45 for violin and organ (©1932)
* Clarinet sonata Op.55 (pub.1934?)
* Introduction and chaconne for organ and orchestra (pub. 1916, B&Härtel)
* Serenade for 5 winds Op.29 (©1924)

=={{Cat|Hřímalý, Jan}} (1844–1915)==

=={{Cat|Huber, Hans}} (1852–1921)==
*Piano Trio No.1 op.20 (p.1877)
*Symphony no.1 op.63 (p.1882)
*Piano Trio No.2 op.65 (p.1883): piano score
*Violin Sonata no.4 op.102 (p1888)
*Symphony No.6 Op.134 (p1912)
*Piano Sonata "Zu Maler Nolten", Op.47 (p1879)

=={{Cat|Huber, Joseph}} (1837–1886)==
([[wikipedia:de:Joseph Huber (Komponist)|Wde]])
*4 1-mvt Symphonies (nos. 1,2 pub.1865, no.3 ''Durch Dunkel zum Licht'' op.10 pub.1876, no.4 op.12 pub.1879)
(there was also a Joseph Huber, comp., b.1816.)
*Opera "Irene" (premiered 1881, published 1895 or earlier)

=={{Cat|Hugot, Antoine}} (1761–1803)==
* Méthode de Flûte (1804)
* 4 Duets for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Hugues, Luigi}} (1836–1913)==

=={{Cat|Hummel, Ferdinand}} (1855–1928)==
* Symphony in D, Op.105 (©1908, Harmonie) (@ÖNB and SLUB)
* Cello Sonata No.2, Op.9 (A{{flat}} major?) (pub.1877)
* Cello Sonata No.3, Op.12 (A major?) (pub.1879)
* Cello (or Viola) Sonata No.4 (E minor?) Op.38/38a (pub.1885)
* Piano Quintet in A minor, Op.47 (pub. Siegel, 1887)
* Piano Concerto in B-flat minor, Op.35 (pub.ca.1884?)
* Angla (opera), Op.60 (pub.1894)
* Horn or viola Sonata, Op.117 (pub.1914?)
* Cello sonata no.1, Op.2 in A minor
* Violin sonata in C minor, Op.24 (published 1881. Dresden has a copy)

=={{Cat|Hummel, Johann Nepomuk}} (1778–1837)==
* Trumpet Concerto (Preferably Full Score)
* Trumpet Concerto Piano-trumpetscore too !
* Piano transcription of Symphony No. 40 by Mozart
* Piano School (1828)
* Hummel arrangements of Mozart Piano concertos - flute, violin, cello parts
* All Piano Trios
* Mandolin Concerto in G Major S.28
* Fantasy for Viola & Orchestra in G minor, Op.94 - (1821)
* Piano Concerto A Minor Op.85, Full Score
* Piano Concerto B Minor, Full Score
* Mass (Missa) in D minor, Full Score & Vocal Score
* Mass (Missa) in E-flat major, Full Score & Vocal Score

=={{Cat|Hummel, Josef Friedrich}} (1841–1919)==
* Mandolinata for str.sextet, op.61 (p1910)

=={{Cat|Humperdinck, Engelbert}} (1854–1921)==
* Königskinder (first version; Brockhaus, 1897)
* String Quartet in D minor, EHWV 15 (comp.1872, pub.?) (One quartet of his (or work described as a Humperdinck Quartet?) was published in 1937 by Schott, not sure which of the 3, assuming authenticity - see {{WC|1475047}}.)
* Other two string quartets? if possible (these may have been published before 1960s and PD-CA- none so sure about the D minor above)

=={{Cat|Hünten, François}} (1793–1878)==
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.91 (p.ca.1838)
* Trio No.3, Op.172
* Terzetto/Trio, Op.175

=={{Cat|Hünten, Wilhelm}} (1791–1858)==
Listed in HMB as Guillaume (Gu.) Hünten, or sometimes as (W.) ...
*Air allemand, varié pour pianoforte et violoncelle ou violon concertants, Op.19 (first pub. ca.1830)
*Nouvelle méthode facile et progressive pour le piano, Op.50 (pub. Paté, ca.1843; Schott, 1844)

=={{Cat|Hurlstone, William Yeates}} (1876–1906)==
* Piano Sonata in F Minor
* Variations on a Hungarian Air (alt. "Hungarian Air with Variations;" originally for piano, later orchestrated; either version to be greatly appreciated if legitimately available)

=={{Cat|Hus-Desforges, Pierre Louis}} (1773–1838)==
* 8 (plus?) string quintets with bass (some are at various libraries.)
* Grand String Trio No.3 (pub. Naderman, 1822)
* Cello Concerto No.4 (pub.1822. can't seem to find at libraries- maybe private collections?)
* Symphonie concertante no.1 (pub. by Nadermann, by 1802)

=={{Cat|Huss, Henry Holden}} (1862–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin Concerto, Op.12
* Festival Sanctus (premiered(?) 1889, published by E. Schuberth in the same year)

=={{Cat|Huszka, Jenő}} (1875–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* vocal scores to operettas in Hungarian, of which ''Bob herceg'' (1902) seems to be the most famous [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 10:31, 17 January 2012 (UTC)



=={{Cat|Indy, Wilfred d'}} (1821–1891)==
* String Quartet (pub. Paris: Challot?, 1842) (19 Feb. 1842 BdlF)
* Les deux princesses, opera-comique (pub.1859)
* Sérénade pour piano (pub.Maeyens-Couvreur, 1859)

=={{Cat|Ingenhoven, Jan}} (1876–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet No.3 (pub. 1914)

=={{Cat|Inghelbrecht, Désiré Émile}} (1880–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Original-Quadrille pour piano (pub.1897/98 by Paris: Paulus) - maybe by his father?
*Rêverie pour violon, et piano (pub.ca.1888 by Vve. Girod) - by his father, not him (same first name: D. Inghelbrecht on the cover- confusion.)
*Automne : esquisses symphoniques (pub.betw. 1904 and 1909? by Mathot)
*Nocturne pour violoncelle et piano (pub.ca.1906 by Mathot; with orchestra, 1911)

=={{Cat|Ippolitov-Ivanov, Mikhail}} (1859–1935)==
* Romantic Ballad - Suite for violin and piano (1898), Op.20
* Symphony (No.1?) in E minor, Op.46 (pub.ca.1910 by Jurgenson)
* Op. 45: Ten Shakespeare Sonnets for voice and piano (1913)

=={{Cat|Ireland, John}} (1879–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* ''Sea Fever'' (1913), included in Stainer & Bell The Complete Works for Voice & Piano vol.ii.
* ''Epic March'' for orchestra
* of many PD-US works, a few are already at [http://www.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/John_Ireland CPDL]; the rest will enter PD in Canada in 2013.

=={{Cat|Isaac, Heinrich}} (1450–1517)==
* Webern's edition (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österreich|DTÖ 32) of [[Choralis constantinus II ((Isaac, Heinrich)]] is PD US, but the 1550 print would be very welcome too.

=={{Cat|Ives, Charles}} (1874–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Variations on 'America'
* Largo (for Clarinet, Violin and Piano) (pub.1953)
* Piano Trio (ca. 1909-1910, rev. ca. 1914-1915) (pub. 1955, ed. John Kirkpatrick)
* String Quartet No. 1, From the Salvation Army (1897–1900) (pub.1954)
* String Quartet No. 2 (1913–15) (pub.1954)
* Symphony No. 1 in D minor (1898–1901) (pub.1971...)
* Symphony No. 4 (1912–18; rev. 1924–26. Pub. 1965 in facsimile, notes/edition/... by John Kirkpatrick)
* Central Park in the Dark for chamber orchestra (1906, 1909)
* A Symphony: New England Holidays (1911–19) (pub.1930s in individual movements)
* Universe Symphony (sketched)



=={{Cat|Jacobi, Frederick}} (1891–1952)==
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* Cello Concerto (©1933; revised orchestration pub.1951 , both by UE)
* Three songs for a high voice with piano accompaniment (Schirmer, 1915. Includes songs by Koch, Teasdale & Brome.)
* String Quartet No.3 (Arrow Music Press, ©1949)
* " No.2 (J. Fischer, 1935)
* Symphonies in A and in C (in manuscript)

=={{Cat|Jadassohn, Salomon}} (1831–1902)==
* Serenade No.2, Op.46 (Full Orchestral Score) (pub.ca.1875.)
* Cavatina for Violin and Orchestra, Op.69 (Parts for Orchestra and Soloist) -- note: complete parts are at Biblioteca musicale governativa del Conservatorio di musica S. Cecilia - Roma.
* Serenade for String orchestra and Flute, Op. 80 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in C minor, Op.89 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor, Op.90 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)
* Violin Sonata in G minor, Op.5 (pub.1857)
* Symphony No.1, Op.24 (orchestra parts)
* Symphony No.3, Op.50 (orchestra parts)
* Symphony No.4, Op.101 (Full score and Orchestra parts)
* Cavatine for Cello and Orchestra, Op.120 (Full Orchestral Score & Parts)

=={{Cat|Jadin, Hyacinthe}} (1776–1800)==
* Piano Sonatas
* String Quartets
* Piano Concertos

=={{Cat|Jadin, Valentin-François}} (1763–1841)==
(after 1841, but death date not known. AKA "Valentin Jadin (fils)". A few works at Gallica, e.g. his 3 potpourris for piano.)
* Fantaisie avec 8 variations sur le Marche des Rois de France, pour le piano-forte dédiée à S. M. Louis XXIII (pub.1815)

=={{Cat|Jaëll, Marie}} (1846–1925)==
* Sonata for Piano in C major

=={{Cat|Janáček, Leoš}} (1854–1928)==
* Capriccio
* Any organ works
* Glagolitic Mass (1926, published 1929) vocal score
* Z mrtvého domu (From the hosue of the dead) (1930, opera, orchestra parts)
These works copyright worldwide.
* The Makropulos Case / Věc Makropulos (1926); vocal score piano reduction by Ludvík Kundera [1891-1971], German translation by Max Brod (d. 1968); full score copyright 1970 with contributions by Mackeras (d. 2010), German translation by Brod, English translation by Norman Tucker (d. 1978)

=={{Cat|Jansa, Leopold}} (1795–1875)==
*String Quartet, Op.68 (p.1845)
*Piano Trio, Op.73 (p.1851)
*Concerto, Op.83 (p.1867)

=={{Cat|Jaques-Dalcroze, Emile}} (1865–1950)==
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*String Quartet (pub.ca.1904? by [[Enoch]]) (not same as Op.61)

=={{Cat|Jarnach, Philipp}} (1892–1982)==
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*String Quintet, Op.10 (1918, published 1920)
*Sonata No.1 for violin solo, Op.8 (Op.11 is also for solo violin, though also attached to a Sinfonia brevis)
*Les Heures claires, chant et piano. Poème de Émile Verhaeren (Durand, 1913)
*Feuilles d'album : pour le piano & Nocturne : Mélodie (Durand, 1912)
*4 Humoresques for piano solo (Durand, 1914.)
*2 Lieder, Op.7 (Zierfuss, 1913)
*Arpège, text by Samain (d.1900) & Sonnet de Pierre Ronsard (published 1912)
*Rondel de Charles d'Orléans (Durand, 1914)

=={{Cat|Jemain, Joseph}} (1864–1950)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
1950 or 1954, really, but one keeps the line as-simple-as-poss.
*Cello Sonata, Op.20 (p.1903)

=={{Cat|Jiránek, Alois}} (1858–1950)==
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*Violin Sonata in A minor (published 1905)
*2 Impromptus for string quartet (published 1909)
*3 Pieces for Piano, Op.15
*Piano Trio, Op.11 (pub.1896)

=={{Cat|Jiránek Sr., J.}}?==
*Piano Sonatas Op.9 (pub.1863), Op.10 (pub.1865), Op.11 (pub.1867)
*Practical school (pub.1847)
The Practical school is not by Josef Jiránek, 1855-1940, Alois' brother, and the piano sonatas probably aren't. (They are listed so at the Clementinum library since their date is given as "18--" where the difficulty is less clear.)
=={{Cat|Jiránek, Josef}} (1855–1940)==
*3 Stimmungsbilder, Op.5 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Joachim, Joseph}} (1831–1907)==
* Hamlet Overture, Op. 4 (Parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* Demetrius Overture, Op. 6 (Full score and/or parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* Henry IV Overture, Op. 7 (Full score and/or parts)
* Von Kleist Overture, Op. 13 (Parts + Piano reduction, if any)
* String Quartet Movement in C minor (Full score and/or Parts)
* Violin Concerto No. 3 (Full score and/or Parts)
* Cadenza to Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3
* Symphony in {{K|C}} (Arrangement of [[Sonata for Piano Duet, D.812 (Schubert, Franz)]]) - timpani part needed

=={{Cat|Jommelli, Niccolò}} (1714–1774)==
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesu Cristo (Oratorio)
* Other Oratorios
* 20 Masses
* Concerti
* Orchestral works
* Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Jonas, Emile}} (1827–1905)==
* Concertino pour le cornet à pistons (pub.1894)
* Fantasy No.2 (pub.1896)
* Parisiana, fantaisie ouverture (for harmonie-band) (pub. E&Schaeffer, 1891)

=={{Cat|Jongen, Joseph}} (1873–1953)==
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* Piano Preludes Opp. 69 & 116
* Organ Works -> several additions 08/2013
* 2 pièces en trio (flute, cello and harp) 1924
* Violin Concerto, Op.17 (pub.1914)
* Aria and Polonaise for Trombone and Piano
* Fantaisie : pour orchestre : sur deux Noëls populaires Wallons (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Joplin, Scott}} (1868–1917)==
*Songs

=={{Cat|Josephson, Jacob Axel}} (1818–1880)==
*Symphony in E{{flat}}, Op.4
*Quando Corpus for soprano, chorus and orchestra, Op.20 (HMB gives 1868)

=={{Cat|Josten, Werner Erich}} (1885–1963)==
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*Other early songs and motets (some are PD-CA-only, but some published by 1922)
*Concerto Sacro (No.1), (pub. unk.?) ©1926 (so, PD-CA) (see e.g. {{WC|25144898}}. His two concerti sacri for piano and strings - both published by C.C. Birchard, ©1931- have been recorded.)

=={{Cat|Jullien, Gilles}} (1650–1703)==



=={{Cat|Kabalevsky, Dmitry}} (1904–1987)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Kabalevsky can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2038'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2036 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Kahl, Oskar}} (1872–1915)==
*Piano Trio in F minor, Op.3 (pub.1914) (LoC, one or two other libraries)
*Violin Sonata in A, pub. 1903

=={{Cat|Kahn, Robert}} (1865–1951)==
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* Vier Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Op. 3
* Sieben Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte, Op. 6
* Fünf Lieder für gemischten Chor. Op. 7.
* Fünf Clavierstücke, Op. 13
* Mahomet's Gesang für gemischten Chor mit Orchester, Op. 24
* Drei Stücke für Violoncell und Pianoforte Op. 25
* Zweite Sonate (A moll) für Violine und Clavier, Op. 26
* Sommerabend. Ein Liederkreis für gemischten Chor, Soli, und Clavier. Op. 28
* Tonbilder, for Violine und Klavier, Op. 36
* Cello Sonata Op.37 (p.1903)
* Zwei Gedichte von Friedrich Schiller, für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte, Op. 44
* Clarinet Trio Op. 45 (Cello Part)
* Lieder im Volkston für eine Singstimme und Klavier, Op. 47
* Piano Trio in E minor (No.4), Op. 72
* Konzertstück, for Piano and Orchestra, op. 74

=={{Cat|Kalachevsky, Mikhail}} (1851–1910)==
(well, betw. 1910 and 1912?) (also Kolachevsky)
* Symphony "Ukrainian" (composed 1876 - mentioned in Mason's 1917 book/Baker 1919; mayb. recorded in 1950s and pub. in 1966?- so not sure if PD.)
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}

=={{Cat|Kalafati, Vasily}} (1869–1942)==
* Polonaise for orchestra, Op.14 (published 1913)
* Quartet for Piano and Strings
* 3 Bagatelles for Piano, Op.9 (Belaieff, published 1907)

=={{Cat|Kalinnikov, Vasily}} (1866–1901)==
*Symphony No. 2 in A major full Orchestral score or Two Piano Reduction (full score up)
*Tsar Boris (1899) (pub. by [[P. Jurgenson]], 1902)
*Fugue in D minor (1889) (when first published? we may not be able to host it)
*Intermezzi for orchestra (found out they were published by Jurgenson in piano-4hand reduction in 1901 - good to have them in some form)

=={{Cat|Kalkbrenner, Christian}} (1755–1806)==
*Histoire de la musique (1802)
*3 Sonatas, Op.3 (ca.1783)

=={{Cat|Kalkbrenner, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1784–1849) ==
*Piano Sextet in G, Op.58 (pub.1821 by [[Pleyel]])
*Fantaisie sur l'Air We're a noddin for Piano, Op.60

=={{Cat|Kalliwoda, Johann Wenzel}} (1801–1866)==
*Scores & Parts to Symphonies 3-6 (and to the G minor sym.?) and to the other overtures and concertinos/concertos for violin?

=={{Cat|Kálmán, Emmerich}} (1882–1953)==
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I wonder if any of the pd-US operettas might have been printed with Hungarian texts? [[User:Richard Mix|Richard Mix]] 01:01, 24 July 2012 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Kaminski, Heinrich}} (1886–1946)==
* Motet De Profundis/Psalm 130, Op.1a (1912, pub.1959?)

=={{Cat|Kämpf, Karl}} (1874–1950)==
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* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.23 (pub.Kahnt, 1904)
* Humoreskes for piano, Op.29 (pub. Kaun, 1907)

=={{Cat|Kaňka Jr., Johann Nepomuk}} (1772–1865)==
(or Jan Kaňka. Lawyer and composer, early Romantic)
* In lacrymam fontem salutis (pub.ca.1860)

=={{Cat|Karel, Rudolf}} (1880–1945)==
* Ilseino srdce (opera, 1909?, pub.1922)
* "Renaissance" Symphony No.1 in E{{flat}} Op.15 (1921?)
* Variations and sonata for piano on a theme by Brahms Op.14 in C minor (autograph is dated 1910; sonata pub. 1921)
* Burlesca for piano, Op.19 (published 1921)
* Démon, symphonic poem op.23 (Simrock, 1922)

=={{Cat|Karg-Elert, Sigfrid}} (1877–1933)==
* Organ Works
** Rondo alla campanella Op.156 (Arthur P. Schmidt, 1933)
** 3 New Impressions op.142(II) (Carl Simon, 1936)
** 7 Silhouettes for Harmonium and Piano (1906), Op.29
** Poesien, 5 Duos for Harmonium and Piano (1906/07), Op.35 (No.4 available)
* Piano Sonata No.2??

=={{Cat|Karges, Wilhelm}} (1613/14–1699)==
* Any works (consisting of 4 or 6 Organ works)

=={{Cat|Karłowicz, Mieczysław}} (1876–1909)==
* Symphony in E minor, Op. 7

=={{Cat|Karr, Henri}} (1784–1842)==
[[wikipedia:fr:Henri Karr|Wikipedia (French)]]
* Rondeau brillant (Op.90) for piano trio and "Trio pour piano, violon et violoncelle... par Henri Karr,..., extrait de l'opéra de "Jean de Paris" (de Boïeldieu)" (Op.91) both published 1822 by Boieldieu (see BdlF 1822 p 661; BNF)

=={{Cat|Kaski, Heino}} (1885–1957)==
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* 3 Piano Pieces, Op.13 (pub.1919)
* Nocturne in G minor, Op.30

=={{Cat|Kässmayer, Moritz}} (1831–1884)==
* 5 String Quartets (p1853 to no.5 op.35 p1880) (#s 1-3 @ ÖNB)
* Mass in B-flat (manuscript @ ÖNB)
* Symphony in C minor (ditto)

=={{Cat|Kauffmann, Fritz}} (1855–1934)==
* Piano Concerto (op.25, pub.1893)
* Violin Concerto no.1 (op.27, 1892, published 1894)
* Variations on an Original Theme for String Quartet, Op.8 (pub.1882)
* Piano Trio No.1 (op.9, pub.1881)
* Piano Trio No.2 (op.20, pub.1887)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (Op.7, pub.1882)
* Piano Sonata No.2 (Op.11, pub.1883)
* Opera Die Herzkrankheit. (Op.13, vs and overture pub. 1884)
* Symphony in A minor Op.18 (pub.1886) (ÖNB has, misfiled.)
* Abendmusik (serenade for string quartet, Op.51) (published 1910)
* Dramatic Overture, Op.23 (published 1893)

=={{Cat|Kauffmann, Georg Friedrich}} (1679–1735)==
* Organ music

=={{Cat|Kaun, Hugo}} (1863–1932)==
* String quintet, Op.28 (original version of the piano quintet in F minor, Op.39)
* Symphony no.2, Op.85
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.58 (pub.1905)
* Earlier operas (Der Pietist ; Sappho ; Der Fremde)

=={{Cat|Kefer, Louis}} (1842–1926)==
* Symphony in D (1889, pub.1893, Breitkopf)

=={{Cat|Keiser, Reinhard}} (1674–1739)==
*Lukas-Passion Full Score and Manuscript
*Passion music Full Scores and Manuscripts
*Der blutige und sterbende Jesus Full Score and Manuscript
*Thränen unter dem Kreutze Jesu Full Score and Manuscript
*Der zum Tode verurtheilte und gekreutzigte Jesus Full Score and Manuscript
*Seelige Erlösungs-Gedancken Full Score and Manuscript
*Ich liege und schlafe ganz mit Frieden, motet for 4 voices, 2 violins, 2 violas, cello & continuo
*Wir gingen alle in der Irre, for 6 voices, 2 oboes, 2 violins, 2 violas & continuo (Frament of a St. Luke Passion)
*Dialogus von der Geburt Christi (Weihnachtsoratorium) in drei Teilen (Hamburg, 29 December 1707)

=={{Cat|Kéler, Béla}} (1820–1882)==
*Ungarische Lustspiel Ouverture, Op.108 (pub.1874 in red.)

=={{Cat|Keller, Ludwig}} (1847–1930)==
*String Quartets No.1 in G minor, 2 in {{K|Eb}}, 3 in D major, piano quintet (autographs at Badische Landesbibliothek, Musikabteilung, Karlsruhe)
*2 cello concertos (likewise) (apparently 173 works by him in their collection?) (oh. many of these are in fact scanned in- e.g. the quartets.)

=={{Cat|Kelley, Edgar Stillman}} (1857–1944)==
*Symphony No.1 in F, "Gulliver"

=={{Cat|Kellner, Johann Christoph}} (1736–1803)==
* Concertos for piano or harpsichord:
* Published in Frankfurt:
* op. 4: 1 concerto
* op. 5: 3 concertos
* op. 7: 3 concertos
* op. 11: 1 concerto

* Organ and piano:
* 3 Vor- oder vielmehr Nachspiele, 3 Fugen, 3 Choral-Vorspiele, im Trio mit dem Canto-firmo, op. 14 pt. 1, for organ (Kassel)
* Orgel-Stücke von verschiedener Art, op. 14 pt. 2, for organ (Kassel)
* Mein trautes Röschen, rondo for piano (Speyer, 1782)
* Menuett, Fantasie, Fuge, Marche, Quartetto, for piano (Speyer, 1789)
* Sinfonia, for piano (Speyer, 1789)
* Neue Orgelstücke, op. 17 pt. 2, for organ (Darmstadt, 1793)
* 14 Orgelstücke, bestehend in leichten Vor- und Nachspielen, zwischen neuen Choral-Vorspielen, op. 20 pt. 1, for organ (Brunswick)
* Serenade, for piano, 2 violins, flute, 2 horns, bass; 2 sonatas, for piano with violin; concerto, for piano with 2 violins, op. 13 (Kassel)
* Sonata, for piano with violin and viola ad libitum, op. 18 (Offenbach)

=={{Cat|Kellner, Johann Peter}} (1705–1772)==
{{Laundry|Kellner, Johann Peter}}

=={{Cat|Kelterborn, Louis}} (1891–1933)==
Great-cousin of Rudolf Kelterborn.
* String quartet in G minor (pub.1916)

=={{Cat|Kelz, Johann Friedrich}} (1786–1862)==
*String Quartet, Op.158 (1832)
*String Quintet No.2, Op.124 (Lischke, 1829)

=={{Cat|Kempter, Lothar}} (1844–1918)==
* Romanze for piano quartet (or string trio and harp), Op.43 (pub.1905, Zimmermann)

=={{Cat|Kerle, Jacobus de}} (1531–1591)==
* Volumes from [http://www.periodicals.com/html/ihp_e.html?ft14679 ''Trésor musical''] (Brussels 1865–1893)
** xxii–xxviii (6 missae, a 4, 5vv, Venice, 1562)
** i (1865) & xvii (1881) (''Selectae quaedam cantiones sacrae'', Nuremberg, 1571).
* Preces speciales pro salubri generalis Concilii successu a 4vv (Venice, 1562); ed. in DTB, xxxiv, Jg.xvi (1926)— [[User talk:Richard Mix#Kerle|Richard Mix]]

=={{Cat|Kerll, Johann Caspar}} (1627–1693)==
{{Laundry|Kerll, Johann Caspar}}

=={{Cat|Kersbergen, Jan}} (1857–1937)==
* Violin Sonata in D minor, Op.4 (pub. Noske, 1901)

=={{Cat|Kessel, Franz}} (1862–1931)==
* Symphonic Poems ''The Corsair'' (performed Köln 1897), ''Cain'' (pub.ca.1910)
* Symphony in F (produced 1889 according to Baker's)

=={{Cat|Kiel, Friedrich}} (1821–1885)==
* Piano Concerto in B flat major, Op. 30 Two Piano Reduction or full Orchestral score
* Flute concerto in G major
* Violin Sonatas 2-4?

=={{Cat|Kilpinen, Yrjö Henrik}} (1892–1959)==
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* songs Op.19 (see {{WC|474895885}} - pub.1922.)
* 6 sånger till dikter av Thor Cnattingius Op.47 ([[Fazer]], _ca._ late 1920s but without date??)

=={{Cat|Kindermann, Johann Erasmus}} (1616–1655)==
* Cantiones pathetika, 1639;
* 3 Motetten, in: Friedens-Clag, 1640;
* Deliciae studiosorum, 4 Tle., 1640, 1642, 1643 (Instrumentalstücke, nur teilw. erhalten);
* Concentus Saomonis, 1642; Dialogus, Mosis Plag, Sünders Klag, Christi Abtrag, 1642;
* Mus. Friedens Seuffzer, 1642;
* Opitianischer Orpheus, 1642;
* Dess Erlösers Christi und sündigen Menschens heylsames Gespräch, 1643;
* 1 Lied, in: Intermedium Musico-Politicum, 1643;
* Musica Catechetica, 1643;
* Mus. Felder- und Wälderfreund, 1643;
* Mus. Herzentrost-Blümlein, 1643;
* Frühlings und Sommer freud, 1645;
* Lobgesang. Über den Freudenreichen Geb. unseres Herrn und Heylandes Jesu Christi, 1647;
* Weihnachtsgesang, 1647;
* 14 Lieder, in: Mus. Friedens Freud, 1650;
* 22 Lieder, in: Göttliche Liebesflamme, 1651;
* 64 Lieder, in: Erster Teil Herrn J. M. Dilherrns Evangelischer Schlußreimen der Predigen, 1652;
* 56 Lieder, in: Zweiter Teil ... der Predigen, 1652;
* 57 Lieder, in: Dritter Teil ... der Predigen, 1652;
* Neu-verstimmte Violen Lust, 1652; Canzoni. Sonatae, 2 Tle., 1653;
* 3 Stücke, in: Mus. Zeitvertreiber, 1655;
* Sinfonia a cinque,r.
* Zahlr. Gelegenheitskompositionen.

* Note: DTB (Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern) Vols. 13 & 21-24 contain selected works by Kindermann as does Wilhelm Dupont, Werkausgaben Nürnberger Komponisten in Vergangenheit und Ggw., 1971, 126-136

=={{Cat|King, Robert}} (1660–1726)==
* Songs for one, two and three voices composed to a through basse for ye organ and harpsichord. (pub.1690)
* A Second Booke of Songs... (pub.1698)

=={{Cat|Kirchhoff, Gottfried}} (1685–1746)==
* L'A.B.C. Musical: Contenant des Preludes et des Fugues de tous les Tons pour l'Orgue, ou le Clavecin, fort utile aux disciples pour aprendre à accompagner de la Basse continue et à faire des Preludes et des Fugues. Opera Prima. Amsterdam (c.1734).
* Gott fähret auf gen Himmel. Kantate zum Himmelfahrtfest für Sopran, Baß und Instrumente.
* Wie ist doch unsre Zeit so kurtz. Kantate zum Neujahrstag für Sopran, Alt, Baß, 2 Violinen und Continuo.
* 12 Sonaten für Violine und Basso continuo, alle 5-sätzige Sonata da camera.
* Prelude and fugue for organ from the manuscript Mus. ms. 11605: first edition.
* Prelude and fugue for organ from the Mylau manuscript (MS H 3a).

=={{Cat|Kirchner, Theodor}} (1823–1903)==
*Clavierstücke zu vier Händen, (1878) arrangements of op. 2, 7, 9, 13, 14, 24

=={{Cat|Kirnberger, Johann Philipp}} (1721–1783)==
{{Laundry|Kirnberger, Johann Philipp}}

=={{Cat|Kittel, Johann Christian}} (1732–1809)==
* Piano:
* 6 Sonaten ... nebst einer Fantasie (Gera, 1789)
* 6 Veränderungen, über ... Nicht so traurig (St Petersburg, 1797)

* Organ:

* [[Der angehende praktische Organist (Kittel, Johann Christian)|Der angehende praktische Organist, oder Anweisung zum zweckmässigen Gebrauch der Orgel bei Gottesverehrungen in Beispielen]], textbook, 3 volumes (Erfurt, 1801–1808)
* Vierstimmige Choräle mit Vorspielen ... für die Schleswig-Hollsteinischen Kirchen, 2 volumes (Altona, 1803)
* 24 Choräle mit 8 verschiedenen Bässen über eine Melodie, ed. J.C.H. Rinck (Offenbach, 1811)
* Grosse Präludien, 2 volumes (Leipzig)
* 24 kurze Choralvorspiele (Offenbach)
* Variationen über 2 Choräle (Leipzig)
* 24 leichte Choral-Vorspiele (Bonn and Cologne)

=={{Cat|Kittl, Jan Bedrich}} (1806–1868)==
* Symphony No.2

=={{Cat|Kjerulf, Axel}} (1884–1964)==
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* Den lille Rødhætte og andre Eventyr-Sange : for klaver med underlagt tekst (pub.1915)

=={{Cat|Kjerulf, Halfdan}} (1815–1868)==
* XXV udvalgte norske Folkedandse (25 Selected Norwegian Folk Dances) (pub. A. Hirsch, Stockholm 1861)
* Norske Folkeviser (Norwegian Folktunes) (pub. C. Warmuth, 1867)
* Notturno for piano solo HK 44
* Barcarolle for piano solo HK 43

=={{Cat|Klauwell, Otto}} (1851–1917)==
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.20 (perf.1879, pub.1880)
* Traumbild, Op.19 for strings (pub.1880)

=={{Cat|Klein, Bruno Oscar}} (1858–1911)==
* Suite for Cello and Orchestra, Op.28 (pub.1904; 1908 (piano red.))
* Violin Sonata No.2, Op.31 in B minor (pub.1908)
* Le secret d'amour, Op.32 No.1 in organ arrangement by either James H. Rogers (G. Schirmer, 1885) or Clarence Eddy (J. Fischer & Bro., 1913)

=={{Cat|Klein, Karl August}} (1794–1870)==
* Piano Trio, Op.5 (acc. to {{RISMs|403008999}}) (possibly also Op.3? pub. Schott, 1835.)
* Violin Sonata in E{{flat}} (pub. Schott, 1832) ({{RISMs|403009004}})

=={{Cat|Kleinmichel, Richard}} (1846–1901)==
* Fantasie-Ouverture in A major for orch., Op.25 (pub. Breitkopf&Härtel ca.1888. Free Library of Philadelphia has score and parts.)
* Cello Sonata in D, Op.36 (pub.1881, Voigt of Kassel, Leipzig. Bavarian State Library has this, not scanned yet as of Dec. 2010?)
* Symphony No. 2
=={{Cat|Klemm, Johann}} (c.1595 –c.1659)==
*''Partitura seu Tabulatura Italica für Orgel oder andere Instrumente'' (Dresden, 1631) (I've been quite impressed by an anthologized excerpt by Schütz' organist)

=={{Cat|Klengel, Julius}} (1859–1933)==
*Op.56, Suite for Cello in D minor
*2 pieces for 4 cellos, Op.5 (ca.1884 according to HMB. other op.5 is ca.1864, interestingly)
*Variations for 4 cellos, Op.15 (pub.1886)
*Theme with Variations for 4 cellos, Op.28 (pub.1892) (Sibley library has)
*Impromptu for 4 cellos, Op.30 (pub.1892)
*4 pieces for 4 cellos, Op.33 (pub.1894) (Sibley has 1960 edition)
*Small Suite for 3 cellos, Op.59 (pub.1924?) (Sibley has?)
*3 pieces for 2 cellos and piano (organ), Op.62 (pub.1931 - see May 1931 HMB)
*Suite for cello and organ, Op.54
*Chaconne in G minor for cello solo, Op.63 (B&H 1931)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.34 (p.1894)

=={{Cat|Klengel, Paul}} (1854–1935)==
*Schumann 6 Stucke aus den "Waldszenen" : Op. 82 arr. Fur Violine, Bratsche u. Klavier Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, Nr 1923
*Bach,CPE Violoncell-Konzert : B-dur: W171 arr. Fur Viola u. Pfte Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, Nr 1931
*Brahms Walzer Op. 39 / Fur Pianoforte u. Viola bearb. von Paul Klengel Leipzig : J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1911
*Brahms Intermezzi Op 116 nr 4 arr. cl or va p
*Brahms Intermezzi Op 117 no 1 arr. va p
*Busoni Albumblatt arr. va or vc p
*Old Italian songs Simrock 1923 va p
*Op 39 6 Stücke Va p BH 1910
*Op 44 2 Charakterstücke va p; BH Volksausgabe 3390 1910
*Op 45 Serenade v va BH Volksausgabe 3655 1912
*Op 46 3 Romanzen Va p Kistner 1912
*Op 48 4 Fantasiestücke Va p Kistner 1912
*Handel Album Fur Bratsche (oder Violine) u.Klavier gesetzt von P Klengel Berlin Leipzig: N. Simrock, 1923

=={{Cat|Kletzki, Paul}} (1900–1973)==
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*Lieder aus einer kleinen Stadt: von W. Wolfensberger, Op.5 (may be n.d.(1923) judging from BSB catalogue entry. Possibly renewed, though even so...)

=={{Cat|Klosé, Hyacinthe Eléonore}} (1808–1880)==
*Clarinet concertino (with piano) (posthumous publication, 1890, by [[Alphonse Leduc]]. One copy at BNF.)

=={{Cat|Klughardt, August}} (1847–1902)==
*Violin Concerto, Op.68 (pub.1895)

=={{Cat|Knecht, Justin Heinrich}} (1752–1817)==
{{Laundry|Knecht, Justin Heinrich}}

=={{Cat|Kneller, Andreas}} (1649–1724)==
* Praeludium in D minor
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Koch, Friedrich Ernst}} (1862–1927)==
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 'Von der Nordsee' (B&H, 1891)
*Deutsche Rhapsodie, Op.31 (Violin Concerto in D major)

=={{Cat|Koch, Hermann Ernst}} (1885–1963)==
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Not the same composer as Johannes Hermann Ernst Koch (*1918).
*Partite und Doppelfuge uber "Jesu meine Freude" für Orgel, Op.10 (©1910, Leuckart)
*Pastorale for organ, Op.2

=={{Cat|Kocher-Klein, Hilda}} (1894–1975)==
(also Hilda Klein, Hilde Klein, Hilde Kocher-Klein. Death year also 1974.) 
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* Scherzo in E minor for piano (Grüninger, 1918, 1922) (as Hilda Klein)
* Zur Freud : etwas zum Singen, Spielen und Springen - Op.24 (pub.1920?)
* "Kobolde" : neun kleine Stücke für Klavier zu zwei Händen : op.1 (pub.1922, again 1949)

=={{Cat|Koczalski, Raoul}} (1884–1948)==
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*Opera "Mazeppa" (pub.1908)
*Opera "Ante lucem" (Avant l'aube) (pub.1904)
*Die Sühne : ein Trauerspiel in einem Aufzuge (pub.1907)
*24 Preludes Op.65 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Kodály, Zoltán}} (1882–1967)==
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* Dances of Galanta
* Dances of Marossek

=={{Cat|Koechlin, Charles}} (1867–1950)==
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=={{Cat|Köhler, Bernhard}} (1830–1897)==
date of death unknown; these works published in the 1890s (date of birth conjectural, based on assumption that the composer of these works is the right Bernhard Köhler listed in MusicSack)-
*Scherzo for orchestra (p1896.)
*String Sextet in A{{flat}} major (p1897) (copy of this and of scherzo at F.Lib.Phil.)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Ernesto}} (1849–1907)==
* Flute Concerto, Op.97 (pub.1907)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Gottlieb Heinrich}} (1765–1833)==
* 3 Flute Quartets, Op.150 (1826)

=={{Cat|Köhler, Louis}} (1820–1886)==
* 12 Easy Studies, Op. 157

=={{Cat|Kolb, Carlmann}} (1703–1765)==
* Certamen aonium (Augsburg, 1733)

=={{Cat|Kontski, Anton de}} (1817–1899)==
* Symphony in A "Fantastique" (manuscript in Berlin Staatsbibliothek - manuscript-copy parts)
* Piano trio, Op.152 (manuscript, U Coburg) (Op.152 is in HMB and Pazdirek as a romance for piano {{LinkWorkN|Ne m'oubliez pas|Op.152|Kontski|Anton de|0}}. These works may be related, don't know.)
* Grande sonate, Op.156 (ca.1855)
* Piano Sonata No.2, Op.310 (pub.1881)

=={{Cat|Kontski, Karol de}} (1815–1867)==
* String Quintet in G minor, Op.26 (pub.1856)

=={{Cat|Kopprasch, Georg}} (1800–1833)==
* [[60 Etudes for High-Horn, Op.5 (Kopprasch, Georg)|High horn etudes]] (Higher quality edition)
* [[60 Etudes for Low-Horn, Op.6 (Kopprasch, Georg)|Low hrn etudes]] (Higher quality edition)
* Horn duets
* Horn quartets
* Trumpet studies
:These are transcriptions of the horn etudes. In any case it would still be beneficial to have this here if a public domain edition exists. [[User:Horndude77|Horndude77]] 10:33, 22 October 2006 (EDT)

=={{Cat|Kornauth, Egon}} (1891–1959)==
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*Violin Sonata No.1 (E minor), Op.9 (pub.1920?)
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.26 (©1924)
*Ballade (Cello and Orch.) Op.17 (©? 1923) (PD-CA-only prob.)
*String Quintet, Op.30 (©1925) (PD-CAetc)
*String Sextet, Op.25 (©1925) (")

=={{Cat|Korngold, Erich Wolfgang}} (1897–1957)==
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* Cello Concerto, Op.37
* Violanta, op. 8 (1916), full score
* Das Wunder der Heliane, op. 20 (1927), full score
* Die Kathrin, op. 28 (1939), both vocal and full scores
* The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939)

=={{Cat|Kortkamp, Jakob}} (ca.1615–ca.1665)==
* any Organ works
* any Choral works

=={{Cat|Kovařovic, Karel}} (1862–1920)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.6
* Gavotte f. 3 V., Vla, Vcello u. Cb., Op.4 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Kozeluch, Leopold}} (1747–1818)==
* String Quartets, Opp.32 (pub.1791)
* Complete Piano Sonatas
* Keyboard Concerto in E-flat Major, Complete Score

=={{Cat|Kralik, Mathilde}} (1857–1944)==
* Piano Trio in F (pub.1897)
* Violin Sonata (pub.1879)
* Weissblůme : Oper in drei Akten (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Kraus, Joseph Martin}} (1756–1792)==
'''* Piano Sonata in E major VB 196'''
* Requiem in d-moll (1775) VB 1
* Oratorium Der Tod Jesu (1776) VB 17
* Sinfonie in cis-moll (1782) VB 140
* Sinfonie in e-moll (?) VB 141
* Sinfonie in c-moll (1783) VB 142
* Sinfonie in c-moll (1792) VB 148 ‘Symphonie funèbre’ (zur Aufbahrung des ermordeten Königs Gustav III.)
* Etwas von und über Musik: fürs Jahr 1777, Frankfurt am Main 1778
* Sinfonie in E Flat
* Concerto for Viola and Cello in G major (?) VB 153a
* Viola Concerto in C major (?) VB 153b
* Viola Concerto in E Flat major (?) VB 153c
* Variations for keyboard in C major VB 193

=={{Cat|Krebs, Johann Ludwig}} (1713–1780)==
* Preludes and Fugues in C minor, D minor, F minor [[Prelude and Fugue in F minor (Krebs, Johann Ludwig)|(KrebsWV 407?)]]
* Preludes in C minor and F minor
* Cantatas KWV 106-113
* Magnificats KWV 105, KWV 150
* Mass and fragments KWV 101-104
* Funeral Oratorio KWV 100

=={{Cat|Krehl, Stephan}} (1864–1924)==
* Cello Concerto, Op.37 (performed 1911-2-2) (orchestra parts at Temporary Leipzig City Library?) (RISM mentions but possibly cello solo part missing - can this be found? more useful if so)

=={{Cat|Krein, Grigory}} (1879–1955)==
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*Piano Sonata No.2, Op.27 (1924) (published 1925)

=={{Cat|Kreisler, Fritz}} (1875–1962)==
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* Violin Concerto in C (?)
* Cadenzas to Beethoven, Brahms, any other major violin concertos
* Arrangment of Paganini's No. 1 Concerto

=={{Cat|Krenek, Ernst}} (1900–1991)==
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* Sonate fur klavier, op. 2 (pub. 1921)
* String Quartet no. 1, op. 6 (pub. 1922) (full score)

=={{Cat|Kretschmer, Edmund}} (1830–1908)==
* Sextett in vier Sätzen für Flöte, 2 Violinen, Viola, Violoncell u. Contrabass, Op.40 (pub. 1888/9, Luckhardt/Schirmer) ("Dem New York Philharmonic Club zugeeignet.")
* Melodie (concertpiece for orchestra, op.28, published 1880)

=={{Cat|Kreutzer, Conradin}} (1780–1849)==
* 3 Piano Concertos (Op.42 pub. Peters (plate 1471, ca.1818-1825??), Op.50 pub. Simrock (plate 1611, ca.1820?), Op.65) (no.2 uploaded)
* Piano Quartet in E minor

=={{Cat|Kreutzer, Léon}} (1817–1868)==
* ''Deux Sonates'', Op. 2 (Paris; Richault, 1845?]; Sonata No. 1 in B-flat major and Sonata No. 2 in F minor
**''These two sonatas can be found at the library of the Conservatoire Royale de Bruxelles.'' (We now have an excerpt from sonata no.2; more would be nice...)
* Symphony in B flat
* Symphony in F minor
* ''Symphonie Militaire''
**The three symphonies are held in the Bibliotheque nationale in Paris
* ''Introduction à la tempête de Shakespeare''

=={{Cat|Krieger, Adam}} (1634–1666)==
* any works

=={{Cat|Krieger, Johann}} (1651–1735)==
{{Laundry|Krieger, Johann}}

=={{Cat|Krieger, Johann Philipp}} (1649–1725)==
{{Laundry|Krieger, Johann Philipp}}

=={{Cat|Kriens, Christiaan}} (1881–1934)==
*Violin Sonata No.2, pub.1912 (Mathot)
*Violin Concerto in D, pub.1908 (Joanin)

=={{Cat|Kroeger, Ernest Richard}} (1862–1934)==
* Fantaisie polonaise, morçeau de concert (pub.1890, [[Kunkel Brothers]])
* 12 Concert Etudes for Piano, Op.30
* Violin Sonata in F-sharp minor, Op.32
* Suite in F minor for piano, Op.33 (pub.1896, B&H)
* String Quartet in F (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Piano Concerto (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Piano Quartet in E minor (performed during the National Meeting of the MTNA, July 2-6, 1889. )
* Piano Quartet in D minor (manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* String Quartet in F minor (do)
* String Quartet "No.2" in G minor (do) (and others)
* Piano Quintet in F minor (do)
* String Quintet (do)
* Hiawatha — Symphonic Overture (score & parts, manuscript, Kroeger archive)
* Symphony in B{{flat}} (among other works.)

=={{Cat|Krogulski, Joszef}} (1815–1842)==
* Piano Quartet Op.2 (Hofmeister, ca.1840)
* Octet, Op.6
* Piano Concerto
(a composer/actor/... of the same name, son of this composer's half-brother, lived ca.1840-1926, and we already have a category for him at Józef Władysław Krogulski. Worldcat lists some works and many arrangements by this more recent composer (under Władysław).)

=={{Cat|Krommer, Franz}} (1759–1831)==
* 3 String Quintets, Op.11
* Quartet for Bassoon, 2 violas, and cello Opus 46
* String Quintet, Op.88 (opp.11,55 and 88 in Sibley Limited Circulation in editions from 1790s)
* String Quintet Op.80 (not even an arrangement of the Sinfonia Concertante Op.80 I think- Krommer's opus numbers are a mess, I still think Pdrta's system is preferable as any good system that can be agreed on and actually applies 1-1 to the works described). Pub André, 1817. At Bavarian Lib BSB and at the Peabody Conservatory.)
* Symphonies (a few issued during the 20th century in modern scores, e.g. no.1 in F major. Royal Library of the Netherlands has symphonies 1-5, I think, in parts and in some cases, score in their original editions, however. No.8 is missing. Also, there are some unnumbered brief sinfonias- +to wishlist too.
* Concerto for 2 clarinets, Orchestral parts, please - only a piano reduction available at the moment
* Sinfonia Concertante for Flute, Clarinet, Violin and Orchestra in E flat major, op.70
* Flute Concerto in E Minor op.86
* Flute Concerto in G Major op.30
* Flute Concerto in D Major op.44
* Violin Concertos (nos.3,4 Opp.42, 43 pub.ca.1804)
''All Octet-Partitas'' (Harmonie)
*Octet-Partita Op. 57 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 67 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 69 (First Edition Parts), (Musica rara edition score and parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 73 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 76 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 77 (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 78 (Score), (First Edition Parts)
*Octet-Partita Op. 79 (First Edition Parts), (Musica rara edition score and parts)

=={{Cat|Kronke, Emil}} (1865–1938)==
* Concertstück Op.175 (pub.1923)

=={{Cat|Krug, Arnold}} (1849–1904)==
*String Quartet in F, Op.96 (pub.1900)

=={{Cat|Krzyżanowski, Ignacy}} (1826–1905)==
* 2 Mazurkas, Op.2 (pub.1850 by Biasion of Cracow)

=={{Cat|Kudelski, Carl Matthias}} (1805–1877)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.30 (pub.1871)

=={{Cat|Küchler, Ferdinand}} (1867–1937)==
* Concertino in Style of Vivaldi in D, Op. 15 (seems not to have been published in the time frame to be PD-US (though PD-CA. Of his works at Sibley, e.g., a Violin Method was published in 1914. Op.15 could be uploaded by someone in Canada or Europe, I suspect- Schissel)

=={{Cat|Kücken, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1810–1882)==
* {{LinkWork|Waldleben|Op.79|Kücken|Friedrich Wilhelm|0}} - parts needed
* Violin or Cello & piano duo and sonata Op.90 (pub.1870. LoC has Op.90/1 in Cello/piano form)
* Russisch. Fantasie for orchestra, Op.108 (Kistner, 1878)

=={{Cat|Küffner, Joseph}} (1776–1856)==
* Symphonies
* Viola Concerto No. 1 in D, Op.57
* String Quartets, Opp.52, 90 and 178

=={{Cat|Kuhlau, Friedrich}} (1786–1832)==
* [[3 Brilliant Duos for 2 Flutes, Op.81 (Kuhlau, Friedrich)|Duet in G minor for 2 flutes]] (... maybe opus 81 no.3?)
* Op. 47, "Eurydice In Tartarus"; music for drama (By Jens Immanuel Baggesen). Key: ? - Composed in 1816 / Overture published in 1823 (we have the ov. arr. for piano duet)
* Piano Quartet No.3, Op.108 posth. (pub.1833)
* Op. 52 piano sonatas (pub.1823)
* Lulu, romantische Oper op. 65, vocal score (in Danish or in German)

=={{Cat|Kuhnau, Johann}} (1660–1722)==
* Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
* Keyboard works not already included in library
* Motette " Tritis est anima mea"

=={{Cat|Kullak, Theodor}} (1818–1882)==
*Piano trio in E, Op.77 (C.F. Peters, 1853)

=={{Cat|Kummer, Kaspar}} (1795–1870)==
* [[Flute Trio, Op.24 (Kummer, Kaspar)|Trio, Op. 24]]
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.49 (BNF has a copy of this, pub. by [[A. Farrenc]]. Senckenberg U. has in their lib. a Simrock/Farrenc copub. with plate 2702.)
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.37 (" ") (Coburg has a Simrock-published copy, also, plate 2540.)
* Flute & Strings Quartet Op.47 (Senckenberg has this - Simrock/Farrenc - ca.1828, plate 2693)

=={{Cat|Kunc, Pierre}} (1865–1941)==
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* Sortie fugueé (1905)
* Adagietto (1905)
* Poème funèbre (1911)
* Communion in Db (1911)
* Organ Symphonie in Dm
* Douze pièces sur des noels francais

=={{Cat|Kunzen, Johann Paul}} (1696–1757)==
* Passion setting
* Instrumental music
* Church music
* Cantata cycle
* Abendmusik

=={{Cat|Kurpiński, Karol}} (1785–1857)==
* Dwie chatki - overture (pub. 1950, but there must be a manuscript)
* Szarlatan - revived in 1990s, so there should be a complete score somewhere (selections published in 1828)
* Jadwiga królowa Polska - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Zabobon (Nowe Krakowiaki) - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Czạromysł książę słowiański - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Zamek na Czorsztynie
* Kalmora - full score manuscript in Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Stanisława Moniuszki
* Leśniczy z Kozienickiej Puszczy - manuscript in Warsaw (Biblioteka Narodowa)
* Mars i Flora - piano arrangement of some selections published in 1820
* Mass for 3 voices with organ - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.77)
* Requiem
* Pieśni do mszy św. for 3 voices - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.63)
* 4 Pieśni - published by Hösick in 1870s (Chwała na wysokości No.64)
* Te Deum
* Elegy in C minor for orchestra
* Clarinet Concerto
* Grand Fugue on the Song ''Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła''
* Nocturne for hn, bn, va, op.16 (pub. Leipzig, 1825)
* Paysage musical for hn, bn, op.18 (pub. Leipzig, 1825)
* Fantaisie en quatuor

=={{Cat|Kursch, Richard}} (1879–1949)==
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* Early Lieder, Op.5; Op.11
* Article "Jankoklavier und Harmonium als Lehrfach." in Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, 1906
* 3 Intermezzi, Op.24 (harmonium and piano) (pub.1902)
* Romantic Episode for violin and piano (pub.1936 - PD-CA-only most likely)
* Miniature Suite for violin and piano (pub.1933 in pieces. PD-CA-only most likely)

=={{Cat|Kuula, Toivo}} (1883–1918)==
* Orjan poika
* Häämarssi (Wedding march) it that's Op3-Nº2, it's already uploaded.

=={{Cat|Kuyper, Elisabeth}} (1877–1953)==
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* Serenata ticinese for Piano (pub.1928)

=={{Cat|Kuznetsov, Aleksandr}} (1847–1918)==
* Third suite for 4 cellos, opus 28
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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* Viola (or Violin) Sonata, Op.176 (pub.1923)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
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* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* Violin Concerto no. 2 in C major, Op. 58 - full score (piano reduction only is already on site)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
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*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* La fiera di Venezia
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérome}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duos, Op.2 & 6
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sommernacht auf dem Fjord, symphonic poem for orchestra (pub.1904, Bote&Bock)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Norwegische Hochzeit (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1900. Music drama in 2 acts.)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (pub.?)
*Violin Concerto
*Piano Concerto
*Symphony
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)
* Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/symphony-no-5/oclc/884937270&referer=brief_results|see here].)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
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* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

'''THESE WORKS UNDER COPYRIGHT WORLDWIDE:'''
* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (p.1912)
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Il sortilegio (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
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* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
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*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
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*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}

* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
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* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Violin Sonata (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin Sonata in C minor, Op.51 (Hofmeister, 1904)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
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* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
Five works published before 1923 (eligible for US server):
* Trois Poémes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie Espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 1 (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1776–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(ca.1945)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} (??)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* [[Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28]] (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.31 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.31]] (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra in E "L'orage" (1799) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 4 for Piano and Orchestra in E♭ (1800) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 6 for Piano and Orchestra in G minor "Le voyage au mont Saint-Bernard" (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - need solo violin part, full score, and piano reduction

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==
* Selva di varie compositioni d'intavolatura per cimbalo ed organo (publ. 1664, Venezia)

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
These works copyright worldwide.
* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Oedipus Rex-OPera-Oratorio in French-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano, Op. 17 ((c)1900)
# Quasi ballada
# Appassionato
# Un poco triste
* Elegy, Op. 23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
** Piano Trio Version ((c) 1902)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op. 29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No. 2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op. 34 ((c) 1924)
* Meditace na staročeský chorál „Svatý Václave“ (Meditation on th Old Czech Chorale “St. Wenceslas”) for String Orchestra or String Quartet, Op. 35a (full score) - we have the parts [[Meditation on the Old Czech Chorale 'St. Wenceslas', Op.35a (Suk, Josef)|here]] (from which one could collate a score, admittedly with much work) and some arrangements.
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* Viola (or Violin) Sonata, Op.176 (pub.1923)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* Violin Concerto no. 2 in C major, Op. 58 - full score (piano reduction only is already on site)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* La fiera di Venezia
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* The dreamy fish
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérome}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duos, Op.2 & 6
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sommernacht auf dem Fjord, symphonic poem for orchestra (pub.1904, Bote&Bock)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Norwegische Hochzeit (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1900. Music drama in 2 acts.)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (pub.?)
*Violin Concerto
*Piano Concerto
*Symphony
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
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*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
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*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
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* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
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* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
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* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)
* Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, [https://www.worldcat.org/title/symphony-no-5/oclc/884937270&referer=brief_results|see here].)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
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* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

'''THESE WORKS UNDER COPYRIGHT WORLDWIDE:'''
* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
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*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (p.1912)
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Il sortilegio (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
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* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
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* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
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*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
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*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
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* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
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* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
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* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
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* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Violin Sonata (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin Sonata in C minor, Op.51 (Hofmeister, 1904)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
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* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
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Five works published before 1923 (eligible for US server):
* Trois Poémes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie Espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 1 (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1776–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(ca.1945)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} (??)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
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* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* [[Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28]] (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.31 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.31]] (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
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(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra in E "L'orage" (1799) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 4 for Piano and Orchestra in E♭ (1800) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 6 for Piano and Orchestra in G minor "Le voyage au mont Saint-Bernard" (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
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*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
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*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - need solo violin part, full score, and piano reduction

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==
* Selva di varie compositioni d'intavolatura per cimbalo ed organo (publ. 1664, Venezia)

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
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* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
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* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
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* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
These works copyright worldwide.
* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
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* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Oedipus Rex-OPera-Oratorio in French-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
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*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
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*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano, Op. 17 ((c)1900)
# Quasi ballada
# Appassionato
# Un poco triste
* Elegy, Op. 23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
** Piano Trio Version ((c) 1902)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op. 29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No. 2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op. 34 ((c) 1924)
* Meditace na staročeský chorál „Svatý Václave“ (Meditation on th Old Czech Chorale “St. Wenceslas”) for String Orchestra or String Quartet, Op. 35a (full score) - we have the parts [[Meditation on the Old Czech Chorale 'St. Wenceslas', Op.35a (Suk, Josef)|here]] (from which one could collate a score, admittedly with much work) and some arrangements.
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
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* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
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* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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=={{Cat|Saar, Louis Victor}} (1868–1937)==
* Suite, op.27 (for pf4h or orch.) (p.1899)
* [[Piano Quartet, Op.39 (Saar, Louis Victor)|Piano Quartet op.39]] (p1901?) - uploaded from Sibley 11 Mar 2012
* Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?)
=={{Cat|Sachs, Hans}} (1494–1576)==
The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

=={{Cat|Sachs, Léo}} (1856–1930)==
* Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
* Viola (or Violin) Sonata, Op.176 (pub.1923)
* String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF)
* Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906)
* Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
* Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
* Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
* Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
* Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)

=={{Cat|Saint-Saëns, Camille}} (1835–1921)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
* Antigone (Full Score)
* Frédégonde (Full Score)
* The Promised Land (Full Score)
* Psalm 136/137 ''Super flumina Babylonis'' (?1874)
* Ode d'Horace (Horace [Quintus Horatius Flaccus]) 1905(?1905)
* Deux choeurs (T. Saint-Félix) Op.71 1884(1884)
* Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
* Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917)
* Le printemps (?J. de la Fontaine) Op.165 1921(1921)
* My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
* Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
* Amour viril (Georges Boyer) 1891(1891)
* Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
* Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
* Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898)
* Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
* L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
* Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
* [[S'il est un charmant gazon (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|S'il est un charmant gazon (Hugo) 1915]]
* Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
* Marche dédiée aux étudiants d'Alger Op.163 (1921)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
* Violin Concerto no. 2 in C major, Op. 58 - full score (piano reduction only is already on site)
* [[Marche Interalliée, Op.155 (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|Marche Interalliée]] Band score
* Hail California
* Fière beauté (pub. by Durand, 1893)
**which is in: 40 Mélodies diverses [by Saint-Saëns] (pub. ????)
* [[20 Motets (Saint-Saëns, Camille)|20 Motets, for voice(s) & organ (pub. by Durand, 1885?)]] {{WC|824243207}}
*Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
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*Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
* O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)
*{{LinkWorkN|Le carnaval des animaux||Saint-Saëns|Camille|0}} (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

=={{Cat|Salabert, Bert}}==
* Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

=={{Cat|Salas y Castro, Esteban}} (1725–1803)==
* 7 Masses
* Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
* Requiem Mass
* Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
* Salve Regina in do minore

=={{Cat|Salieri, Antonio}} (1750–1825)==
* Catalina
* Cublai gran kan de Tartari
* 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts)
* {{LinkWork|Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* [[Axur re d'Ormus (Salieri, Antonio)|Axur re d'Ormus]]
* {{LinkWork|Falstaff||Salieri|Antonio|0}}, ossia le tre burle
* [[Die Hussiten vor Naumburg (Salieri, Antonio)|Die Hussiten vor Naumburg]]
* Piano Concertos
* Semiramide
* L'Europa riconosciuta
* Prima la musica poi le parole
* La fiera di Venezia
* {{LinkWork|Messe No.1 in D major||Salieri|Antonio|0}}
* Mass in B (flat?)
* Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
* La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
* Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
* Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
* Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
* Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
* Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
* Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
* Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
* Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
* De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
* {{LinkWork|De profundis in G minor||Salieri|Antonio|0}} für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
* Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
* Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
* Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
* Theoretical works

=={{Cat|Salomon, Hector}} (1838–1906)==
* String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

=={{Cat|Salvatore, Giovanni}} (1620–1688)==
* Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

=={{Cat|Samuel, Adolphe}} (1824–1898)==
*Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. [[Schott]] 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
*Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

=={{Cat|Sandberger, Adolf}} (1864–1943)==
* Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
* Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
* String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
* Viola, Op.17
* Piano Trio, Op.20

=={{Cat|Sandby, Herman}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
*Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra)
*Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)

=={{Cat|Santoliquido, Francesco}} (1883–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

=={{Cat|Sarasate, Pablo de}} (1844–1908)==
* Fantasy on Don Giovanni
:Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

=={{Cat|Satie, Erik}} (1866–1925)==
* Angora Ox
* Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
* Danse de Travers
* Douze petits chorals
* The dreamy fish
* Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
* Mercure (orchestral score)
* Musique d'ameublement
* Petite ouverture à danser
* La belle excentrique (orchestral score)

=={{Cat|Satter, Gustav}} (1832–1879)==
*Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
*9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852{{EN}}Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
*Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

=={{Cat|Sauer, Emil von}} (1862–1942)==
* Suite moderne (for piano)

=={{Cat|Sauret, Émile}} (1852–1920)==
* {{LinkWork|24 Etudes Caprices|Op.64|Sauret|Émile|0}} - Nos. 1-12

=={{Cat|Saussine, Henri de}} (1859–1940)==
* Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
* Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
* Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

=={{Cat|Savari, Jérome}} (1819–1870)==
* Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones
(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see [http://saxophonemes.fr/eng.saxophonemes.fr/Looking_for_Savari.html Looking for Savari].)

=={{Cat|Savenau, Karl Maria von}} (1837–1916)==
* String Quartet in E{{flat}}, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
* Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
* 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
* Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)

=={{Cat|Sayve, Auguste de}} (1791–1854)==
* String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
* String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
* String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by [[Richault]].)
* Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
* Violin/piano duos, Op.2 & 6
* Cello/piano duo, Op.10
* Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter)
* String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
* String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Alessandro}} (1660–1725)==
* Il giardino di rose (1707)
* Masses
* Oratorios
* Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
* Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
* Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
* La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/griselda-opera-in-musica/oclc/35689919&referer=brief_results] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
* Stabat mater
* Toccate per cembalo (complete)
* Toccata in re minore
* 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
* Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
* 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
* Toccata per studio di cembalo
* Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
* Toccata in mi minore
* 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
* Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
* 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
* 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [http://www.worldcat.org/title/12-sinfonias-or-concerti-grossi/oclc/82347636&referer=brief_results] (British Museum)
* 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
* Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
* Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
* Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
* 15 fuge a 2
* Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
* Varie partite obbligate al basso
* Toccate per cembalo
* Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
* Complete Keyboard Works
* Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonate per cembalo (17--) [http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/9721327] (Yale University Library)
* Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

=={{Cat|Scarlatti, Domenico}} (1685–1757)==
*'''Stabat Mater''' (Vocalscore), Full Score
*[[Keyboard Sonatas, Longo Catalogue 201-300 (Scarlatti, Domenico)|Keyboard Sonata in C{{sharp}} minor K.247/L.256]]
:Will be here shortly.
*K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
*K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
*K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
*K. 453 - A major - Andante
*K. 201-555

I have found both of these (K.247 is acually in C# minor) on nlib.org.ua but they're both re-typeset so are they ok to upload here? There is no copyright info anywhere on the website, so i would guess yes, but best to check. Also is it worth picking individual sonatas out of the 450 avalible there and other 100ish not avalible there, or should we make an effort to get the lot of them here (assuming it's legal). They have a cap of 5 pdf files per day, but i can partially get round this by a variety of methods, so should hopefully be able to get 20-30 per day. The whole collection would theoretically take less than a month.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:28, 11 January 2007 (EST)
:I've seen the website you're talking about, but the sonatas available there are from another catalogue, Longo.[[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:46, 12 January 2007 (EST)
::Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)
:::Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.
:::I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)
:::Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)
{{outdent}}I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, [[Keyboard Sonatas (Scarlatti, Domenico)|here]] they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)
:I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!
:I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... [[User:Sofia81|Sofia81]] 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)
::I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.
::--[[User:Abelard|Abelard]]. I think the typeset is also better.
:::I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--[[User:Matthew|Matthew]] 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)
*Would [http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Scarlatti.php] be useful? FWC.
:No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. [[User talk:Pml|PML]]
*Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
*Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

=={{Cat|Schäfer, Dirk}} (1873–1931)==
*String Quartet, Op.14 (p.1921)
*Cello Sonata in C, Op.13 (by 1909, p.Noske 1916)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert}} (1790–1860)==
(1790 approx.)
*String Quintet, Op.35 (Richault, 1836)
*String Quintet, Op.37
*String Quintet No.15 in F major, Op.43 (Richault, 1842)
*Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)

=={{Cat|Schaper, Gustav Adolf}} (1845–1906)==
*Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
*Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
*Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884)
*Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)

=={{Cat|Scharf, Moritz}} (1838–1908)==
*Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
*String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, {{HMBref|1899|565}})
*Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

=={{Cat|Scharrer, August}} (1866–1936)==
*Symphony in Dm., Op.23 ''Per aspera ad astra'' (p.1913)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Philipp}} (1847–1917)==
*Symphonia Brevis in E{{flat}} major
*Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.114 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Scharwenka, Xaver}} (1850–1924)==
*Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 '''Two Piano Reduction’’’

=={{Cat|Scheidemann, Heinrich}} (''ca''.1595–1663)==
* Organ works
* Vater unser im Himmelreich I

=={{Cat|Scheidt, Samuel}} (1587–1654)==
* Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present [[Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel)]])
* Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
* Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

=={{Cat|Scheinpflug, Paul}} (1875{{EN}}1937)==
*Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
*Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1922 by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag)

=={{Cat|Schelble, Johann Nepomuk}} (1789–1837)==
*Selma und Selmar
*Ruhetal (chorus)

=={{Cat|Schenker, Heinrich}} (1868–1935)==
*Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

=={{Cat|Scheunemann, Max}} (1881–1965)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
[[wikipedia:de:Max Scheunemann|Wikipedia (German)]]
*Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
*Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

=={{Cat|Scheve, Edward Benjamin}} (1865–1924)==
[[wikipedia:Edward Benjamin Scheve|Wikipedia]]
*The Death And Resurection Of Christ
*any anthems or songs

=={{Cat|Schildt, Melchior}} (1592 or 1593–1667)==
*Organ Works

=={{Cat|Schimon, Adolf}} (1820–1887)==
*Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
*String Quartet No.1?

=={{Cat|Schirmacher, Dora}} (b.1862)==
Died after 1885?
*Serenade in {{K|c#}} for piano, Op.10

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone}} (1859{{EN}}1933)==
*Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
*Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
*Sommernacht auf dem Fjord, symphonic poem for orchestra (pub.1904, Bote&Bock)
*Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
*Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
*Norwegische Hochzeit (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1900. Music drama in 2 acts.)
*Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
*"Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
*3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

=={{Cat|Schjelderup, Mon}} (1870–1934)==
* Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
* Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)

=={{Cat|Schlegel, Leander}} (1844–1913)==
*String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by [[C.F.W. Siegel]])
*String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (pub.?)
*Violin Concerto
*Piano Concerto
*Symphony
*Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
*Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31

=={{Cat|Schlick, Johann Conrad}} (1759–1825)==
(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)
* Cello Concerto

=={{Cat|Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold}} (b.1822)==
born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good
* Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
* Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see {{WC|705875541}}.)
* Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

=={{Cat|Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich}} (1623–1680)==
*Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
*Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
*Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
*Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Schmidt, Franz}} (1874–1939)==
*Notre Dame Opera
*Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
*Symphonies:
**Symphony Nr.2 Es major (score)
**Symphony Nr.3 A major
**Symphony Nr.4 C major
*Chaconne for Orchestra
*Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Aloys}} (1788–1866)==
*String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see {{RISMs|455008637}})
*3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
*Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
*Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
*Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

=={{Cat|Schmitt, Florent}} (1870–1958)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*O Salutaris, Op.1
*2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, [[Ritournelle, Op.2 No.2 bis (Schmitt, Florent)|Ritournelle]])
*[[Chant du Soir, Op.7 (Schmitt, Florent)|Chant du Soir, Op.7]] (violin part)
*[[Les barques, Op.8 (Schmitt, Florent)|Les Barques, Op.8]] (orchestral score)
*Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
*Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
*2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
*3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
*Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
*3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
*Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
*3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
*[[2 Chansons, Op.55 (Schmitt, Florent)|2 Chansons, Op.55]] (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
*La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
*6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
*La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
*5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry protected)
*3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry protected)
*De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry protected)
*Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)

=={{Cat|Schoenberg, Arnold}} (1874–1951)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Gurre-Lieder (vocal score; and if possible, the 1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
* Erwartung, Op.17 (libretto by Marie Pappenheim (d. 1966))
* Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
* Piano Concerto, Op.42 (2 piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Die Jakobsleiter (1922) (pub. 1974; piano reduction by Winfried Zillig [1905-1963]) (possibly out of copyright due to publication date)

=={{Cat|Schoene, Adolf Waldemar}} (1877–1917)==
(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)
* Suite in E{{flat}} major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
* Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
* Piano Sonata in {{K|c#}}, Op.42 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scholtz, Herrmann}} (1845–1918)==
* Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
* Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Scholz, Bernhard}} (1835–1916)==
*Piano Concerto, Op.57 (in B?) (p.1883)
*Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
*Piano Trio in E minor, Op.26 (p.1869)
*String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
*Violin Sonata, Op.55 (p.1882)

=={{Cat|Schotte, Armin}} (fl.1860–fl.1910)==
(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).
*G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s ''Harmonie- und modulationslehre'', p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

=={{Cat|Schramm, Paul}} (1892–1953)==
* Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

=={{Cat|Schrattenholz, Leo}} (1872–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

=={{Cat|Schreck, Gustav}} (1849–1918)==
* Nonet-divertimento, Op.40 (published 1905)
* Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4

=={{Cat|Schreker, Franz}} (1878–1934)==
* Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
* Der Wind (1909) für Violine, Klarinette, Horn, Violoncello und Klavier

=={{Cat|Schröder, Carl}} (1848{{EN}}1935)==
* Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

=={{Cat|Schubert, Camille}} (1810{{EN}}1889)==
*Paris s'endort, Quadrille

=={{Cat|Schubert, Franz}} (1797–1828)==
* Polonaise in {{K|Bb}} for Violin and Orchestra D.580
* There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Zoomable_images/dezoomify.py Dezoomify] to acquire them.
* Meeres Stille, D 215a. The first version of D.216.
* A piano-vocal score for the German [[Stabat Mater, D.383 (Schubert, Franz)]]
* Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Full Score/Parts
* Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in {{K|eb}} contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
* The second and third movements of the D.566 sonata in E minor
* String Quartet no. 2 in C major, D. 32 (score on site is minus slow movement and last movement).

=={{Cat|Schuberth, Carl}} (1811–1863)==
* 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
* String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
* Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
* String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
* Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Erwin}} (1894–1942)==

* Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
* String Quartet No.1 (pub.1925)

=={{Cat|Schulhoff, Julius}} (1825–1898)==

=={{Cat|Schulthess, Walter}} (1894–1971)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (pub. by 1921)
* Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921)
* Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)

=={{Cat|Schultz, Edwin}} (1827–1907)==
* Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902)

=={{Cat|Schulz, Friedrich August}} (1810–1893)==
* Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

=={{Cat|Schumacher, Paul}} (1848–1891)==
* Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879)
* Violin Conerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in ''Baker's'' as "often played")
* Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Camillo}} (1872–1946)==
* Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
* 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Clara}} (1819–1896)==

'''THESE WORKS UNDER COPYRIGHT WORLDWIDE:'''
* Piano Sonata G minor (1842) (first published 1991) (''possible'' exception: manuscript scan.)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Georg}} (1866–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
*Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (p.1912)
*Piano Quintet No.2 Op.49 (p.1909)
*B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
*Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
*Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Schumann, Robert}} (1810–1856)==
* Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
* Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score (pub. ca. 1972. apparently.) Manuscript acceptable--[[User:BachFan|BachFan]] 19:20, 19 April 2013 (EDT).
* Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
* Symphony Nr. 4 d-Moll Op. 120 (early 1841 version, apparently published by Brahms in 1891) full score (Sibley has, submitted scan request) (now uploaded.)
* Violin Sonata No.3 in A minor (1853) = WoO 2
* Violin Concerto in {{K|d}} WoO 23 Full Score/Manuscript.
* Piano Concerto in {{K|a}} Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in {{K|a}}) Full Score/Manuscript
* {{K|c}} Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
* 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in {{K|Bb}}

=={{Cat|Schuppan, Adolf}} (1863–1931)==
* String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

=={{Cat|Schütz, Heinrich}} (1585–1672)==
*Sacred Choral Works:
**Musikalische Exequien
**Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
**Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
**Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

=={{Cat|Schwalm, Robert}} (1845–1912)==
* Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)
* Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.51 (pub.1884)

=={{Cat|Scontrino, Antonio}} (1850–1922)==

*Violin sonata (composed 1920)
*Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
*Bassoon concerto
*Cello concerto
*Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Il sortilegio (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
*Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Scriabin, Aleksandr}} (1872–1915)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
* Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
* Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
* Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
* "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)

=={{Cat|Sebastiani, Johann}} (1622–1683)==

=={{Cat|Šebor, Karel Richard}} (1843–1903)==
(see [[wikipedia:Karel_Šebor|Wikipedia]])
* String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
* Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

=={{Cat|Seemann, Arthur}} (1861–1925)==
* Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)

=={{Cat|Seiber, Mátyás}} (1905–1960)==
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* String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
* Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
* 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
* Missa brevis (pub.1951)
* Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
* Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
* String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

=={{Cat|Seixas, Carlos}} (1704–1742)==
* Harpsichord Sonatas We have a collection of Sonatas but is it complete?
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Sinfonia in B{{flat}} major

=={{Cat|Séjan, Nicolas}} (1745–1819)==
* Noël suisse, for organ
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Sekles, Bernhard}} (1872–1934)==
* Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by [[Max Brockhaus]], 1914)

=={{Cat|Selle, Thomas}} (1599–1663)==

* Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
* Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
* Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

=={{Cat|Senfl, Ludwig}} (ca.1486–1542)==
*''Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern'', 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: ''Ludwig Senfls Werke'', Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

=={{Cat|Senfter, Johanna}} (1879–1961)==
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*Cello Sonata, Op.10 (pub.1913)
*Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
*6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)
(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

=={{Cat|Sérieyx, Auguste}} (1865–1949)==
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*3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

=={{Cat|Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm}} (1822–1901)==
*Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

*Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

*Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

*Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

=={{Cat|Serov, Aleksandr}} (1820–1871)==
*Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
*Other operas (one unfinished at death)

=={{Cat|Servais, Adrien-François}} (1807–1866)==
::Abbreviations:
::P = cello & piano
::Q = cello & quartet
::O = cello & symphonic orchestra
::H = cello & harp
::C = two cellos
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::Published compositions
::Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)
*1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
*7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
*8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
*10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
*13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
*17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
*19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
*21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
* Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
* Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

=={{Cat|Setaccioli, Giacomo}} (1868–1925)==
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
*Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
*La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

=={{Cat|Ševčík, Otakar}} (1852–1934)==
Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript).
Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript)
Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

=={{Cat|Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann}} (1859–1942)==
* Piano Sonata, Op.1
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
* Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
* Schicksalsgesang für Alt solo, gemischten Chor und Orchester, Op.13
* Variations for piano, Op.3
* Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

=={{Cat|Shapleigh, Bertram}} (1871–1940)==
* Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

=={{Cat|Shelley, Harry Rowe}} (1858–1947)==
(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)
* Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
* Violin Concerto
* Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

=={{Cat|Shirinskii, Vasily Petrovich}} (1901–1965)==
(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12)
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* String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
* Scriabin Variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1933)
* Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
* Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
* String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
* Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
* Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
* String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

=={{Cat|Shostakovich, Dmitry}} (1906–1975)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}} The earliest that scores by Shostakovich can be hosted by IMSLP (Canada) is '''2026'''. Please '''do not''' bother adding any items to this wishlist until 2024 at the earliest; they will simply be '''deleted''' without comment.

=={{Cat|Sibelius, Jean}} (1865–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} 
*[[Rakastava, Op.14 (Sibelius, Jean)|Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912)]] is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
* Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
* String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
* Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
* String Quartet in B-flat major
* Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
* Kullervo (pub. 1961)
* Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
* Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
* Cassezione, Op.6
* Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
* Academic March
* Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
* Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
* Spagnuolo
* Till trånaden (To longing)
* 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
* Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version

=={{Cat|Sick, Theodor Bernhard}} (1827–1893)==
*Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
*Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
*Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

=={{Cat|Sieveking, Martinus}} (1867–1950)==
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* Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
* Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

=={{Cat|Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den}} (1888–1953)==
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* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
* String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
* 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Siklós, Albert}} (1878–1942)==
* Suite No.3, Op.37 (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|Silas, Edouard}} (1827–1909)==
* Organ Works
* Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
* Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
* Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)

=={{Cat|Silvestri, Constantin}} (1913–1969)==
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* Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

=={{Cat|Simia, G.R.}} (1844–1924)==

* Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
* Violin Sonata (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
* Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

=={{Cat|Simon, Anton}} (1850–1916)==
* Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
* Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
* La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
* Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — '''full score''' (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

=={{Cat|Simon, James}} (1880–1944)==
(Concentration camp victim. [[wikipedia:James Simon (composer)|Wikipedia article]])
* Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
* Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
* Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

=={{Cat|Sinding, Christian}} (1856–1941)==
* Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
* Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
* "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
* Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

=={{Cat|Singer I, Otto}} (1833–1894)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.8 [Full Orchestral Score] -- this is, I'd say, probably by Otto Singer II, despite Wikipedia- ES
* Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (pub.1856)
* Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (pub.1869)
* Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op.3 (pub.1869)

=={{Cat|Sinigaglia, Leone}} (1868–1944)==
* Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
* Adagio tragico, Op.21
* Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
* Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
* Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

=={{Cat|Sitt, Hans}} (1850–1922)==
*Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
*Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
*Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
*Trio-Album. (1893)
*Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
*Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
*Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
*2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
*Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

=={{Cat|Sivori, Camillo}} (1815–1894)==
*"Andante religioso" for violin and organ
*Manuscript violin concerto

=={{Cat|Skarżyński, Karol}} (1875–1957)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)
* Polonaise, Op.8
* Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
* Elegy in B minor, Op.5 for cello or violin and piano, Op.5 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski) (HMB 1903, p.54) (Piwarski copy downloadable)
* Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
* Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

=={{Cat|Škroup, František}} (1801–1862)==
*String Quartet No.2, op.25
*Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
*String Quartet No.3, Op.29
*Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
*Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
*Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
*Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
*Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
*Udalrich und Božena, opera
*Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
*Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

=={{Cat|Sluníčko, Jan}} (1852–1923)==
*Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
*Violin Sonata in C minor, Op.51 (Hofmeister, 1904)
*Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
*Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
*Violin Sonata Op.67 in E{{flat}} major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
*Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ''ad lib.'', Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
*Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

=={{Cat|Smart, Henry Thomas}} (1813–1879)==
* Air with Variations and Finale
* Three Andantes
* Choral with Variations in E flat
* Postlude in D major
* Postlude in D minor

=={{Cat|Smetana, Bedřich}} (1824–1884)==
* [[Piano Trio, Op.15 (Smetana, Bedřich)|Trio for Piano, violin and cello]]
* ''Triumfální symfonie'' (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
* Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
* Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see {{NoComp|Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95|Smetana, Bedřich}})
* Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see {{NoComp|The Fisherman, JB 1:97|Smetana, Bedřich}}?)

=={{Cat|Smith, Alice Mary}} (1839–1884)==
* Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
* The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
* The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

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* Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

=={{Cat|Sokalsky, Vladimir}} (1863–1919)==
* Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
* Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

=={{Cat|Sokolovsky, Nikolay}} (1865–1921)==
* 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902)
=={{Cat|Solère, Pedro Étienne}} (1753–1817)==
* Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in Eb - score and/or parts
* Clarinet Concerto in Eb - score and/or parts
* Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in Bb - score and/or parts
* Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

=={{Cat|Sołtys, Mieczysław}} (1863–1929)==
([[wikipedia:pl:Mieczysław Sołtys|Wikipedia (Polish)]]) ; also Солтис Мечислав
* Andante varié for string trio (pub.1888, [[Hamelle]])
* Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
* Symphonies if available?
* Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
* Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)

=={{Cat|Sondheimer, Robert}} (1881–1956)==
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* Die Sinfonien {{LinkName|Franz Ignaz|Beck|Franz Becks}}. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by [[Breitkopf und Härtel]], 1922)

=={{Cat|Sor, Fernando}} (1778-1839)==
===Ballet===

* La foire d'Esmirne
* El señor generoso
* Cendrillon
* L'aimant peintre
* Hercule et Omphale
* Le sicilien
* Hassan et le calife

===Choral===
* Mass (Requiem?)

=={{Cat|Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji}} (1892-1988)==
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Five works published before 1923 (eligible for US server):
* Trois Poémes pour chant et piano (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing) (in Hathi Trust)
* Fantaisie Espagnole (pub. 1922, London and Continental Music Publishing)
* Piano Sonata no. 1 (pub. 1921, London and Continental Music Publishing)

=={{Cat|Sörgel, F.W.}} (1810–1840)==
dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.
* Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
* Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
* 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)

=={{Cat|Sousa, John Philip}} (1854–1932)==
''Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.''
* New Mexico
* The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
*El Capitan Full Score
*La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
*The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
*Manhattan Beach full score and parts
*Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Full Score and Parts
*Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

=={{Cat|Soussmann, Heinrich}} (1776–1848)==
* 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
* Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
* 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
* Flute Concertino, Op.19

=={{Cat|Sowinski, Albert}} (1803–1880)==
* Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, [[Richault]])
* Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot)
* St. Adalbert, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts, Op.66
* Symphony No.2 in E{{flat}} (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
* Ouverture à grand orchestre de Jean III Sobieski, Op.123
* Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 (pub. [[Brandus]], 1849) (new edition pub. 2010)

=={{Cat|Späth, Andreas}} (1792–1876)==
*3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
*Nonet ({{RISMs|450018656}} - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

=={{Cat|Speaight, Joseph}} (1868–1947)==
* String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
* 3 string quintets (ms?)
* Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

=={{Cat|Specht, Richard}} (1870–1932)==
* ''Gustav Mahler'' (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

=={{Cat|Speer, William Henry}} (1863–1937)==
* String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)

=={{Cat|Speidel, Wilhelm}} (1826–1899)==
*Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
*Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)

=={{Cat|Spendiarov, Aleksandr}} (1871–1928)==
*Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

=={{Cat|Speth, Johann}} (1664–after 1719)==
* ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

=={{Cat|Spindler, Fritz}} (1817–1905)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters)
* Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
* Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
* Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. {{RISMs|452510326}} and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

=={{Cat|Spohr, Louis}} (1784–1859)==
* Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852)
* Clarinet Concerto Nos.3 and 4 (either piano reduction (pub.1885, ed.Rundnagel, 1853-1911) or full score (pub.1960s?))
* [[Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Spohr, Louis)|Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110]] (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
* [[Symphony No.2, Op.49 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49]] (full score)
* [[Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.86 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86]] (orch. parts)
* [[Symphony No.8, Op.137 (Spohr, Louis)|Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137]] (orch. parts)
* Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
* Potpourri for Clarinet & Orchestra in F major, Op.80 (Full score and/or parts)

=={{Cat|Sponer, Alfred von}} (1870–1945)==
(ca.1945)
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}} (??)
* Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
* Piano Quintet, Op.5 (pub.1898)
* Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
* Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

=={{Cat|Spontini, Gaspare}} (1774–1851)==
* La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
* Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
* Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

=={{Cat|Stadtfeld, Alexander}} (1826–1853)==
* String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, {{RISMs|705000256}})
* Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels {{RISMs|701001907}})
* Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
* Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
* Piano Concerto in E{{flat}} Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) ({{RISMs|705000371}}. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

=={{Cat|Stahl, Friedrich}} (1795–1852)==
(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
*Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
*String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
*String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
*String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

=={{Cat|Stahlknecht, Julius}} (1817-1892)==
*2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
*La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
*3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
*Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
*Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

=={{Cat|Stainer, John}} (1840-1901)==
*The Crucifixion, full score and parts

=={{Cat|Stainlein, Louis}} (1819–1867)==
*2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
*Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

=={{Cat|Stamaty, Camille}} (1811–1870)==
* Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8
* Piano Sonata, Op.20

=={{Cat|Stamitz, Carl Philipp}} (ca.1745–1801)==
* [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Duets, Op. 27]]
* Duo in D major for 2 flutes [[6 Duos, Op.27 (Stamitz, Carl Philipp)|Op. 27 No. 1]]
* Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
* Cello Concertos '''2 available, in G and A'''
* Piano Concerto in F Major

=={{Cat|Stanford, Charles Villiers}} (1852–1924)==
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* Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
* 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
* The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
* Festival Overture
* Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
* Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
* Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
* Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
* Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
* Symphony No.1 in B{{flat}} major (unpublished)
* Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. [http://search.lib.cam.ac.uk/?itemid=|cambrdgedb|4449652 Cambridge U Link] )
* [[Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.3 'The Irish', Op.28]] (Full set of parts to accompany the full score currently on the site.)
* [[Symphony No.4, Op.31 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.31]] (piano 4-hand arrangement by Charles Wood uploaded in 2008, nothing else on page as of 1-2011)
* Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
* Symphony No.6 in E{{flat}} major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
* Songs
* 4 Intermezzi for Organ
* Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
* Opera [[Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (Stanford, Charles Villiers)|''Shamus O'Brien'', Op.61]] (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — '''Vocal score now uploaded'''
* Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
* Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
* Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
* Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 ''quasi una fantasia'' (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
* String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...)
* The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (ms. for full orchestral score?)
* Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
* Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
* Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

=={{Cat|Stanley, John}} (1712–1786)==
* Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

=={{Cat|Starokadomsky, Mikhail}} (1901–1954)==
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(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )
* Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
* Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
* Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

=={{Cat|Statkowski, Roman}} (1859–1925)==
* String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
* Operas
* Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

=={{Cat|Steffens, Johann}} (1560–1616)==
* Organ Works

=={{Cat|Steggall, Charles}} (1826–1905)==
* Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
* Postlude in G for Organ
* Postlude in C minor for Organ
* Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
* Fugue in D for Organ

=={{Cat|Steibelt, Daniel}} (1765-1823)==
* Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra in E "L'orage" (1799) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 4 for Piano and Orchestra in E♭ (1800) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 6 for Piano and Orchestra in G minor "Le voyage au mont Saint-Bernard" (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
* Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)

=={{Cat|Steigleder, Johann Ulrich}} (1593–1635)==
*40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

=={{Cat|Steinberg, Maksimilian}} (1883–1946)==
*Variations for orchestra, Op.2 (pub.1906)
*Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
*String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927)
*Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
*Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
*Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)
*Fantaisie dramatique, Op.9 (pub.1912)
*Prélude symphonique, Op.7 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Steinkauler, Walter}} (1873–1921)==
* String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

=={{Cat|Stenhammar, Wilhelm}} (1871–1927)==
* Piano Sonata No. 4 in G minor
* Overture 'Excelsior', Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy?)

=={{Cat|Stephan, Rudi}} (1887–1915)==
* Opera Die ernsten Menschen (pub.1915) to a libretto by Otto Borngräber (1874–1916)

=={{Cat|Stephen, David}} (1869–1946)==
* Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
* Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
* Piano and Wind Trio

=={{Cat|Stephens, Charles Edward}} (1821–1892)==
* String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
* Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
* Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

=={{Cat|Sternberg, Constantin von}} (1852–1924)==
*Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69

=={{Cat|Stiehl, Heinrich}} (1829–1886)==
*Piano Quartet in F major, Op.40 (pub. by Breitkopf und Härtel, in July 1860 HMB. B&H Plate 10055)
*Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 ([[Kistner]], 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

=={{Cat|Stock, Frederick}} (1872–1942)==
(born Friedrich August Stock)
* String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
* Cello Concerto (1897?)
* Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)
* Violin Concerto (premiered 1915, Norfolk, Connecticut)

=={{Cat|Stöhr, Richard}} (1874–1967)==
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*Musikalische Formenlehre (pub.ca.1911)
*Brautlied, pub.1922

=={{Cat|Stojanović, Petar}} (1877–1957)==
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*Violin Concerto, Op.1
*Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

=={{Cat|Stojowski, Sigismond}} (1869–1946)==
*Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
*{{LinkWork|Violin Concerto|Op.22|Stojowski|Sigismond|0}} - need solo violin part, full score, and piano reduction

=={{Cat|Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich}} (1690–1749)==
*Weinachts-Oratorium
*Brockes-Passion
*other Oratorios
*Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749
*Passion in 4 parts 1727

=={{Cat|Storace, Bernardo}} (1637–1707)==
* Selva di varie compositioni d'intavolatura per cimbalo ed organo (publ. 1664, Venezia)

=={{Cat|Stoughton, Roy Spaulding}} (1884–1953)==
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* Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
* Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
* Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

=={{Cat|Stradal, August}} (1860–1930)==
* Piano arrangement of Wagner's Die Walküre: Schluss des letzten Aufzuges
* Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in {{K|c#}} Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
* Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem

=={{Cat|Stradella, Alessandro}} (1639–1682)==
* Sinfonia No XXII

=={{Cat|Straesser, Ewald}} (1867–1933)==
* Piano Concerto op.8
* Piano quintet in F{{sharp}} minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
* Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George Robert}} (1897–1954)==
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* Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
* Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

=={{Cat|Stratton, George William}} (1830–1901)==
*The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
*Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
*Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some ''may'' be excerpts from his operettas ({{plain|http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.music.sm1855.581170/default.html|e.g.}} possibly.)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Franz}} (1822–1905)==
* Les Adieux
* Fantasie, Op.2
* [[Horn Concerto, Op.8 (Strauss, Franz)|Horn Concerto Op.8]] (Full Score)
* Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
* Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13
More info: [http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a62.html]

==[[:Category:Strauss Jr., Johann|Strauss, Johann II]] (1825–1899)==
NOTE: Correct me if I'm wrong, but for some reason, excluding copyrighted editions, most of the orchestral works by Strauss are only available in piano arrangements. I do not know the reason for this, or why it took so long for the works to be published in full score. [[User:TheGrassGuy|TheGrassGuy]] 00:23, 10 June 2018 (CEST)

* Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
* Der Zigeunerbaron
* Champagner-Polka, Op.211
* Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
* Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
* Explosions-Polka, Op.43
* Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
* Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
* Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
* Casanova (vocal score)
* Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Strauss, Richard}} (1864–1949)==
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* Sonatina No.1 in F major ''Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden'' (TrV 288) ("From an invalid’s workshop") for 16 wind instruments
* Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
* Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
* Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
* Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see {{WC|165998535}})
These works copyright worldwide.
* Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
* Symphony in D minor (1880, published 1999)

=={{Cat|Stravinsky, Igor}} (1882–1971)==
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* Fairy's Kiss
* Symphony in Three Movements
* Symphony of Psalms
* Symphonies of Wind instruments (Symphonies a la vent) (either origional or revised)
* Violin concerto, serperate parts please.
* Violin & Piano sonata
* Dumbarton Oaks-Concerto in E {{flat}}
* Concerto for Piano & wind instruments
* Ebony Concerto
* Capriccio for piano & orchestra
* Movements for piano & orchestra
* Pulcinella -full score
* Madrid Etude pour pianola
* L'Histoire du Soldat (In French)-Full Orchestra or suite
* Concertino for 12 instruments
* Octet
* Symphony in C
* Ode (Triptychon for Orchestra)
* Agon-Ballet-Full Score
* Apollon Musagete-Ballet-Full Score
* Scenes de Ballet -Full Score
* Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
* Jeu de Cartes-Full Score
* Oedipus Rex-OPera-Oratorio in French-Full Score
* Concert in D major-Full Score
* Card Game/Jeu de cartes-Ballet in three Deals-Full Score
* Danses Concertantes, for chamber orchestra-Full Score
* Orpheus-Ballet in three scenes-Full Score
* Chanson Russe (russian song)for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))

==Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)==
Pseudonym of [[Wishlist G-K#Gobbaerts, Louis (1835–1886)|Louis Gobbaerts]]; please consult the list linked there.

=={{Cat|Street, Joseph}} (1841–1908)==
*Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
*Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
*Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (p.ca.1872)
*Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
*String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
*Piano Sonata (No.?) in A minor, Op.17

=={{Cat|Streicher, Theodor}} (1874–1940)==
*Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

=={{Cat|Striegler, Kurt}} (1886–1958)==
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*symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
*Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
*Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
*String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c{{sharp}} minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
*Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
*Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

=={{Cat|Strube, Gustav}} (1867–1953)==
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*Elegy and Serenade, Op.9 (©1902)
*Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
*Violin Concerto in {{K|f#}} (©1907)
*Berceuse (©1908)
*Concertino in D (pub.1909)
*Viola Sonata (©1925)
*Piano Trio (©1928)

=={{Cat|Sturla, Carlo}} (?–?)==
Active 1730s
* Latin Passion music
* Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

=={{Cat|Suk, Josef}} (1874–1935)==
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* Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
** ''Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.''
* 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano, Op. 17 ((c)1900)
# Quasi ballada
# Appassionato
# Un poco triste
* Elegy, Op. 23
** Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
** Piano Trio Version ((c) 1902)
* Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op. 29 (pub.ca.1910)
* String quartet No. 2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
* Zrání (The Ripening), Symphonic Poem, Op. 34 ((c) 1924)
* Meditace na staročeský chorál „Svatý Václave“ (Meditation on th Old Czech Chorale “St. Wenceslas”) for String Orchestra or String Quartet, Op. 35a (full score) - we have the parts [[Meditation on the Old Czech Chorale 'St. Wenceslas', Op.35a (Suk, Josef)|here]] (from which one could collate a score, admittedly with much work) and some arrangements.
* Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)

=={{Cat|Sullivan, Arthur}} (1842–1900)==
* Macbeth Overture - full score
* Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
* Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
* Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
* Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
* String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
* Symphony in E (Parts)

=={{Cat|Suppé, Franz von}} (1819–1895)==

* Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
* Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
* Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
* Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

=={{Cat|Surzyński, Mieczysław}} (1866–1924)==
* Organ Sonata in D minor, Op.24 (pub.1903)
* Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
* Mass in E{{flat}}, Op.15 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Missa in F : ad unam vocem cum organo (chorus et soli), Op.14 (pub. ca.1908-12?)
* Fantasia for organ, Op.30
* Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
* " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

=={{Cat|Suter, Hermann}} (1870–1926)==
* String Quartet No.2 in {{K|c#}}, Op.10 (pub.1910)
* Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920)
* String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.1 (pub. 1905)

=={{Cat|Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon}} (1562–1621)==
* Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)

=={{Cat|Szántó, Tivadar}} (1877–1934)==
* "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
* Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
* Ballade in C minor, Op.2
* Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

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* Opera "Taifun" (©1924, librettist died in the 1970s)

=={{Cat|Szelényi, István}} (1904–1972)==
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* Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see {{WC|728437347}}? though perhaps later renewed)

=={{Cat|Szeluto, Apolinary}} (1884–1966)==
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* Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
* 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
* Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
* Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
* 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
* Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
* Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

=={{Cat|Szendy, Arpad}} (1863–1922)==
* Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
* String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

=={{Cat|Szirmai, Albert}} (1880–1967)==
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* Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
* 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
* Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

=={{Cat|Szopski, Felicjan}} (1865–1939)==
* 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

=={{Cat|Szulc, Joseph}} (1875–1956)==
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* Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
* Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
* Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
* Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
* La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
* Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)

=={{Cat|Szymanowski, Karol}} (1882–1937)==
* ''Stabat Mater'' (parts, revised choral score pub. 1956)
* Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
* Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score)
* Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
* Symphony no. 2 in {{K|Bb}} - (parts, 2-piano version)
* Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)
* Symphony no. 4 (Symphonie concertante) (parts, 2-piano version)
* String Quartet no.2 (pub. 1931)

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