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

=={{Cat|Abbiate, Louis}} (1866–1933)==
* Ave Maria in C major (1899) (autograph at Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte, Roma)
* String Quartet in F Op.8 (Enoch, pub.1901) (BNF has this score)
* Cello concerto in D minor Op.35 (1895)
* Piano Concerto "Italien" Op.96 (1922)

=={{Cat|Abel, Carl Friedrich}} (1723–1787)==
* Cello concerto in C

=={{Cat|Achron, Joseph}} (1886–1943)==
* Berceuse Op. 20 for Violin and Piano

=={{Cat|Adam, Adolphe}} (1803–1856)==
* La Jolie Fille de Gand (1842) ''Piano reduction''
* Le Filleule des Fees (1849) ''Piano reduction''

=={{Cat|Adelburg, August von}} (1830–1873)==
* 2 String Quartets Opp.16 & 17 (pub.1863) (Op.17 may be {{RISMs|452001998}} of by-1858)

=={{Cat|Adlung, Jakob}} (1699–1762)==
* Musica mechanica organoedi, 1726 Das ist: Gründlicher Unterricht von der Struktur, Gebrauch und Erhaltung, etc. der Orgeln, Clavicymbel, Clavichordien und anderer Instrumente, in so fern einem Organisten von solchen Sachen etwas zu wissen nöthig ist. 2 Tle. Berlin 1768 — modern edition by C. Mahrenholz (Kassel, 1931)
* Anleitung zu der musikalischen Gelahrtheit (Erfurt, 1758, 1783)
* Musikalisches Siebengestirn, das ist Sieben zu der edlen Tonkunst gehörige Fragen (Berlin, 1768)

=={{Cat|Agincour, François d'}} (1684–1758)==
* Airs à voix seule et basse continue (1713–1716)
* 48 Orgelwerke, in einem undatierten Manuskript des Père Pingré

=={{Cat|Agricola, Johann Friedrich}} (1720–1774)==
* Il filosofo convinto in amore, Divertissement. Uraufführung: Herbst 1750 Potsdam
* La ricamatrice divenuta dama, Intermezzo (1. November 1751 Potsdam)
* Il re pastore, Oper 3 Akte. Libretto: Pietro Metastasio. Uraufführung: 9. Oktober 1752 Berlin
* La citadella ingannata, Oper. Uraufführung: 1752 Antwerpen (Antwerp)
* La nobilità delusa, Dramma giocoso 3 Akte. Uraufführung: 1754 Charlottenburg
* Il tempio d'amore, Festa teatrale. Libretto: Giovanni Pietro Tagliazucchi, nach Friedrich II. Uraufführung: 30. September 1755 Charlottenburg, zur Vermählung von Prinz Ferdinand von Preußen mit Prinzessin Anna Elisabeth von Schwedt
* Psyche, Oper 3 Akte. Uraufführung: 1756 Berlin
* Die Sendung des Heiligen Geistes, Oratorium. Komponiert 1757
* Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu, Oratorium. Libretto: Karl Wilhelm Ramler. 25. Dezember 1757 Berlin
* L'ippocondriaco overo L'uomo fantastico, Intermezzo 3 Teile. Uraufführung: 1763 Charlottenburg
* Achille in Sciro, Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Pietro Metastasio. Uraufführung: 16. September 1765 Berlin, zur Vermählung des "Prinzen von Preußen" [nachmals König Friedrich Wilhelm II., 1786-1797] mit Prinzessin Elisabeth von Braunschweig
* Semiramis, Schauspiel 3 Akte von Voltaire. Uraufführung: 11. Juni 1767 Hamburg
* Amor e Psiche, Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Antonio Landi. Uraufführung: 5. Oktober 1767 Berlin, zur Vermählung der Prinzessin Wilhelmine von Preußen mit dem Erbstatthalter von Holland
* Musica Mechanica Organoedi. Das ist: Gründlicher Unterricht von der Struktur, Gebrauch und Erhaltung, etc. der Orgeln, Clavicymbel, Clavichordien und anderer Instrumente, in so fern einem Organisten von solchen Sachen etwas zu wissen nöthig ist. 2 Tle. Berlin 1768 (ed. and extensive notes by Agricola)
* Oreste e Pilade Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Antonio Landi. Uraufführung: 24. März 1772 Berlin. Neufassung: I Greci in Tauri: März 1772 Potsdam

=={{Cat|Agus, Giuseppe}} (1725–1803)==
(ca.1725, actually. Also known as Joseph Agus.)
* Violin solos with "thorough bass for the harpsichord", Op.1
* 6 String Quintets (manuscript copies, Naples)
* 6 sonatas for three instruments Op.6 (pub.ca.1775)

=={{Cat|Aimon, Léopold}} (1779–1866)==
* 2nd Bassoon concerto, in D minor (pub.ca.1822)
* String quintet in E minor, Op.5 (a library estimates ca.1820, but "Quintetti" by Aimon are mentioned in Le Moniteur judiciaire de Lyon in 1809 so ca.1809 seems closer for first publication date, if the same quintet.)

=={{Cat|Alain, Jehan}} (1911–1940)==
* Fantasmagorie, for organ
* The Cat with Three Tails (opera)

=={{Cat|Alard, Jean Delphin}} (1815–1888)==
* Op.1 – Fantaisie sur un theme original No.1 for Violin and Orchestra
* Op.3 – Introduction et Variations brillantes for Violin and Piano
* Op.4 – Fantaisie sur un theme original No.2 for Violin and Orchestra
* Op.5 – Fantaisie sur un theme original No.3 for Violin and Orchestra
* Op.6 – Nocturne No.1 for Violin and Piano
* Op.7 – Elegie for Violin and Piano Op.8 – String Quartet (1841)
* Op.9 – Fantaisie sur ‘Norma’ de Bellini for Violin and Piano (1842)
* Op.11 – Fantaisie sur ‘Anna Bolena’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1843
* Op.12 – Fantaisie sur ‘Linda de Chamounix’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1844)
* Op.13 – Souvenir de Pyrenees for Violin and Piano (1844)
* Op.14 – Tarentelle for Violin and Piano (1845)
* Op.18 – Etudes caracteristiques for Violin and Piano (1847)
* Op.20 – Fantaisie sur ‘La Favorita’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1849)
* Op.24 – Fantaisie caracteristique for Violin, Piano and Orchestra (1851)
* Op.26 – Barcarolle et Tarentelle for Violin and Piano (1851)
* Op.28 – Fantaisie de concert sur des motifs de ‘La Fille du Regiment’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano
* Op.29 – Villanelle for Violin and Piano (1852)
* Op.32 – Fantaisie sur ‘Nabucco’ de Beethoven for Violin and Piano (1855)
* Op.35 – Fantaisie sur la priere de ‘Moise’ for Violin and Piano (1860)
* Op.36 – Fantaisie de concert sur ‘La Muette de Portici’ de Auber for Violin and Piano (1860)
* Op.37 – Fantaisie sur ‘Il Trovatore’ de Verdi for Violin and Piano (1860)
* Op.39 – 8 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1861)
* Op.43 – Canzonetta Melodie for Violin and Piano (1865)
* Op.44 – Grande Fantaisie de concert sur ‘Robert le Diable’ de Meyerbeer for Violin and Piano (1866)
* Op.48 – Fantaisie sur ‘La Juive’ d’Halevy for Violin and Piano (1870)
* Op.50 – 3 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1873)
* Op.50bis – 6 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1873)
* Op.51 – 3 Melodies du Schubert
* Op.52 – Pastorale et celebre Menuet de Boccherini
* Op.55 – Fantaisie sur 'Romeo et Juliette' de Gounod for Violin and Piano
* Op.56 – Grande Fantaisie de concert sur ‘L’Africaine’ de Meyerbeer for Violin and Piano
* Op.57 – Fantaisie sur ‘Le Bravo’ de Gaston Salvayre for Violin and Piano (1878)
* Op.58 – Fantaisie de concert sur ‘La Reine de Chyptre’ d’Halevy for Violin and Piano (1880)
* Op.59 – Fantaisie brillante sur ‘Polyeucte’ de Gounod for Violin and Piano (1879)
* Op.61 – Fantaisie sur ‘Aida’ de Verdi for Violin and Piano (1880)
* Air varie for Violin and Piano (1838)
* Andantino grazioso for Violin and Piano (1839)
* Air béarnaise for Violin and Piano (1848)

=={{Cat|Alary, Georges}} (1850–1928)==
* String Quartet No.3 in G minor, Op.25 (1886)
* String Quartet (No.4), Op.60 (pub.ca.1902, Durdilly)
* String Quartet No.6 in {{K|Eb}} (1917, Paris: C. Hayet.)
* Quintette-fantaisie, Op.43 (1897)
* Piano Quintet, Op.45 (ca.1897, Durdilly)

=={{Cat|Albert, Eugen d'}} (1864–1932)==
* Symphony, Op.4

=={{Cat|Alberti, Johann Friedrich}} (1640–1710)==
* Any Keyboard works

=={{Cat|Albinoni, Tomaso}} (1671–1751)==
* Sonata in C for Trumpet & Organ
* {{NoComp|12 Trio Sonatas, Op.1|Albinoni, Tomaso}} for Violin I & II and Basso continuo (in full score): No.8 in h-Moll
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aOvcB2XVU0 This] wonderful Adagio for 2 violins & basso continuo taken from [http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/2208477/a/Musica+Barocca.htm this CD] (track #20); unfortunately I don't know where this "manuscript" is...
* 12 Concertos à Cinque (with violin solo), Op.5 (ca.1707. Recorded on Capriccio CDs, 1999) - No. 1 -6 uploaded - kompy

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

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

=={{Cat|Alfvén, Hugo}} (1872–1960)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No.3 in E major, Op.23
* Cantata op.36 ''Kantat vid Reformationsfesten i Uppsala den 31 okt. 1917''
* Symphony No.4 in C minor for vocalists and orchestra, Op.39
* Dala Rhapsody: Devil's Reel (Djävulspolskan)
* Bergakungen, balett-pantomim, Op. 37 (u.a. Vallflickans Dans)
* Elegy from "Gustav II Adolf"
* Elégie at Emil Sjögren's funeral, Op.38
* Festspiel (Festival Overture), opus 25
* Festive Overture, opus 52
* Legend of the Skerries
* Synnöve Solbakken

=={{Cat|Alkan, Charles-Valentin}} (1813–1888)==
* Concerto da camera nr 1, nr 2 (Orchestral score)
:1er Concerto da camera (orchestral score) copyright worldwide (publ. 1996)
:2me Concerto da camera copyright worldwide (publ. 1972)
* Alkan in miniature
** This is actually a collection of other works which we have (I think)
* Pro Organo
* Les Regrets de la Nonnette
* Fantasticheria
* Pas redoublé

=={{Cat|Altès, Ernest Eugène}} (1830–1899)==
* String Quartet in D minor, Op.27 (pub.1879)

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

=={{Cat|Altnikol, Johann Christoph}} (1720–1759)==
* Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
* eine Klaviersonate
* zwei Kantaten
* eine Ricercare (C-Dur) für Clavier (Orgel?)
* eine Messe in d-Moll (Kyrie, Gloria)

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

=='''Ambrosius, Hermann''' (1897–1983)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Intermezzi for piano (pub.1913)
(eventually, when PD-CA, 7-plus symphonies too "wished" for, but that'll be in a few decades.)

=={{Cat|Ammerbach, Elias Nikolaus}} (1530–1597)==
* Orgel oder Instrument Tabulatur, Leipzig 1571

=={{Cat|André, Johann Anton}} (1775–1842)==
* Symphony (no.2?) in D major, Op.7 (pub.1797) (no.1 seems to be C major, op.4. a copy of the parts of no.2 are @Rudolstadt)
* Symphony in D "Tempest", Op.41 (ca.1819)
* Mass Op.43 in E{{flat}} (pub.ca.1819. full parts at Trier. vocal score @ Hathitrust already...)

=={{Cat|Anonymous}} (see also {{Cat|Gregorian Chant}})==
* St. John Passion (1534)
* Worldes Blis Ne Last No Throwe (Anonymous English tune, 1265)
* Missa Caput (1440s) manuscript
* Messe de Tournai (14th century) manuscript

=={{Cat|Ansorge, Conrad}} (1862–1930)==
* String Sextet, Op.9
* String Quartet No.1 in A{{flat}} major, Op.13 (Dreililien, 1904)
* String Quartet No.2 in A major, Op.20 (Hofmeister, 1911)
* Piano Sonata No.2 in E minor, Op.21 (Verl. Dreililien, 1905)
* Piano Sonata No.3 in A major, Op.23 (Simrock, 1908)

=={{Cat|Antheil, George}} (1900–1959)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Early Piano Works pub. pre-1923, such as Sonate Sauvage, Woman Sonata?

=={{Cat|Anthiome, Eugène}} (1836–1916)==
* Sommeil et triomphe de Bacchus, scène mythologique pour orchestre (pub.1893, 1896)

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

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

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

=={{Cat|Arensky, Anton}} (1861–1906)==
* {{NoComp|Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky, Op.35a|Arensky, Anton}} (for string orchestra or quintet) – in absence of quintet/orch. parts, the {{NoComp|String Quartet No.2, Op.35|Arensky, Anton}} parts could perhaps be reworked
* Cantata op.3 ''The Wood King''
* ''Nal' i Damajanti'', opera op.47 (libretto by Modest Tchaikovsky after the ''Mahabharata'', premiered January 1904 Moscow; Jurgenson, 1903)
* Fantasia "Margarite Gautier" Op.9
* Suite No.5, Op.65

* String Quartett no. 2 op. 35/1894 – Moscow: P. Jurgenson. Arrangement for piano 4 hands. Plate 19312.

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

=={{Cat|Arne, Thomas Augustine}} (1710–1778)==
* 1740: Alfred, opera in 3 acts, originally written as a masque to celebrate the accession of George II in 1740. Was later revised into an all sung oratorio in 1745 and then greatly expanded into its final version as an opera in 1753. A score of the final version still survives
* 1751: Eight overtures in 8 parts, collection of overtures from various stage works by Arne including the overtures for Henry and Emma, Comus, and The Judgment of Paris. First used for a concert performance in 1751, the collection most recently published by J. Herbage in 1937
* 1756: VIII Sonatas or Lessons
* 1757: {{NoComp|7 Trio Sonatas, Op.3|Arne, Thomas Augustine}}
* 1767: Four New Overtures or Symphonies in 8 and 10 Parts, another selection of symphonic works mostly from Arne's stage works that were initially put together for concert performance in 1767
* 1793: Six Favourite Concertos, these keyboard concertos were part of various stage works by Arne and were compiled for publication in 1793

=={{Cat|Arnold, Johann Gottfried}} (1773–1806)==
* 6 Cello Concertos

=={{Cat|Ashton, Algernon}} (1859–1937)==
* Piano Quintet No.1, Op.25 (pub.1885)
* Piano Sonata No.1, Op.101 (comp.1878? pub.1899)
* Violin Sonata No.4, Op.99 (pub.1898 by Simrock)

=={{Cat|Atterberg, Kurt Magnus}} (1887–1974)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Piano Concerto Op. 37 in B flat minor
* Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra Op. 1
* Concerto for Cello in C minor, Op. 21 (1922)

=={{Cat|Averkamp, Anton}} (1861{{EN}}1934)==
* Violin Sonata in D, Op.2 (pub.1890)

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



=={{Cat|Baal, Johann}} (1657–1701)==
* Missa tota a 2. Violini 2. Viole Fagotto 4. Voci. Basso contin del Sigr. Joh. Baal Partitura

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

=={{Cat|Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel}} (1714–1788)==
* Wq 172 - Cello Concerto in A major (H 439) - Cello part + full score
* Wq 171 Concerto for Violoncello in B flat major (H. 436) - full score
* Die Sechs Sammlungen von Sonaten, freien Fantasien und Rondos für Kenner und Liebhaber
* 3 Cello Concertos with orchestral parts (these also excists in flute and harpsichord versions by the composer)
* Triosonatas for Fl, Vln, BC in C major and D minor
* Sonata for viola da gamba & continuo in D
* Sonata for viola da gamba & continuo in C
* Die Passionen and Passionskantate
* Symphonie Wq. 173 in G major (H 648)
* Symphonie Wq. 174 in C major (H 649)
* Symphonie Wq. 175 in F major (H 650)
* Symphonie Wq. 179 in E flat major (H 654)
* Symphonie Wq. 180 in G major (H 655)
* Symphonie Wq. 181 in F major (H 656)
* Magnificat (full score–both Berlin and Hamburg versions)
* Any of: Symphonies, Flute Concertos, Oboe concertos, Organ concertos, Organ Works, Keyboard Fantasias
* Organ chorale 'ich ruf zu dir' BWV Anh.73 (arrangement of BWV 639 with interludes attributed to C.P.E. Bach) [also posted in the J.S. Bach wishlist]
* H 564. Flute Sonata in G major (Wq 133)

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Bernhard}} (1676–1749)==
* Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 1 in g-Moll Full Score
* Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 2 in G-Dur Full Score
* Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 3 in e-Moll Full Score
* Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 4 in D-Dur full Score
* Ouvertüre g-Moll (in CPEBach Catalogue 1790--Found in Kiev?) Full Score
* Fugue in D for Organ
* Fugue in F for Organ

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Christian}} (1735–1782)==
* {{NoComp|6 Keyboard Concertos, Op.13 (W.C62-67)|Bach, Johann Christian}} (only keyboard part available)
* Quintet for flute, oboe, violin, cello & keyboard in D major, Op. 22/1, CW B76 (T. 304/6)
* Symphony in G minor, Op. 6/6, W.C12
* Sinfonias op. 9, op. 3, op. 6

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

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

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Ludwig}} (1677–1731)==
* Messe sopra cantilena " Allein Gott in der Höh" e-moll BWV Anh. II 166 (or by Johann Nikolaus Bach?) Full Score
* Cantata "Gott ist unser Zuversicht" JLB 1 Full Score
* Cantata "Der Gottlosen Arbeit wird fehlen" JLB 2 Full Score
* Cantata "Darum will ich auch erwählen" JLB 3 Full Score
* Cantata "Darum säet euch Gerechtigkeit" JLB 4 Full Score
* Cantata "Ja, mir hast du Arbeit gemacht" JLB 5 Full Score
* Cantatas JLB 6-17 Full Scores

=={{Cat|Bach, Johann Sebastian}} (1685–1750)==
* Reconstruction of violin concerti [[Violin Concerto, BWV 1052r (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|BWV1052 (d minor)]], [[Violin Concerto in G minor, BWV 1056R (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|BWV1056 (g minor)]] and triple violin concerto BWV1064 (D major) from the corresponding keyboard versions
* Siciliano from flute sonata BWV1031 (arranged by Siloti) sheetmusic
* Concerto for two violins and strings in D minor, BWV 1043 (Harpsichord and Soloist parts)
* Piano transcription of organ fugue in g minor, BWV 578 (so called "little fugue")
* Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
* Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248: Arrangement for (Soli, Choir,) Harmonium and Piano by August Horn
* 24 Flute Concert Studies
* Organ chorale 'ich ruf zu dir' BWV Anh.73 (arrangement of BWV 639 with interludes attributed to C.P.E. Bach)
* Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue, BWV 903 (Keyboard Score) edited by Adolphe F. Wouters

Possibly [[IMSLP:Wishlist|unreasonable]] requests:
* Full Scores and/or manuscripts for: BWV 232 I (BC E 2); BWV 232 II Movements 13 and 15 (earlier versions); BWV 232 III (BC E 12); BWV 245 (BC D 2a,b, and d); BWV 244b (BC D 3a), and BWV deest (BC D 10, BC D 5 and 5a and b, and VBN I/H/1)
* Various full scores requested: BWV 62 (BC A 2) after the Autograph Score (Movement 4 with only BC accompaniment); early version of BWV 36 (BC A 3a); BWV 70a (after BWV 70); BWV 186a (after 186); BWV 147a (after 147); BWV 82 (BC A 169 geplante Urfassung, BC A 169a-c); BWV 23 (BC A 47a and 47c, 47b is correct key for that version [C minor instead of B minor]); BWV 4 (BC A 54a and b); BWV 249 (BC D 8aI and II and BC D 8b I); BWV 12 (BC A 68, version in G minor); BWV 21R and BWV 21 (BC A 99a and b); BWV 199 (BC A 120, all versions); BWV 1083 (BC B 26); BWV 208a (BC G 1 and 27); BWV 527a; BWV 528a; BWV 532a; BWV 533a; BWV 535a; BWV 536a; BWV 541 (earlier version); BWV 542 (J.L. Krebs version); BWV 543a; BWV 545b; BWV 549a; BWV 566a; BWV 572 (earlier version); BWV 574b; BWV 581; BWV 630a; BWV 638a; BWV 667a; BWV 667b; BWV 249/I-IIIR (Concerto after Movements 1-3 of BWV 249); BWV 1046a I (BC O 5a); BWV 1047a; BWV 1050a; BWV 1052a ; BWV 1053a (both Oboe and Oboe d'Amore versions); BWV 1055R (Both Oboe d'Amore and Viola d'Amore versions); BWV 1056R (Both Violin and Oboe versions); BWV 1059; BWV 1061a; BWV 1066aR; BWV 1067aR; BWV 1068aR; BWV 1069aR; BWV 97aR; BWV 119aR; BWV BWV 194R

=={{Cat|Bach, Otto}} (1833–1893)==
*String Quartet, Op.6 (p1863?)
*Piano Trio No.2, Op.22 (p1872)

=={{Cat|Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann}} (1710–1784)==
* Sonata in A minor (harpsichord), FK nv8
* Duet in E{{flat}} major for flute
* Six Duets for flute
* BR A 9, Keyboard Sonata in E minor (F.204)
* BR A 39, Harpsichord Suite in G minor (F.24)
* BR A 40–41, 2 German Dances for harpsichord in G minor (F.205)
* BR A 42–43, 2 Menuets for harpsichord
* BR A 44–47, 4 Preludes for harpsichord (F.206)
* BR A 48–49, 2 pieces for harpsichord (F.25) {{NoComp|Presto in D minor, F.25/2|Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann}}
* BR A 60, Andante for harpsichord in E minor (F.209)
* BR A 89, Fugue for organ in C minor (F.32)
* BR A 92, Fugue for organ in G minor (F.37)
* BR C 7, Symphony in D minor (F.65)
* BR C 12, Harpsichord Concerto in E minor (F.43)
* BR C 14, Harpsichord Concerto in A minor (F.45)
* BR E 1, Mass in G minor (F.100)
* BR E 2, Missa (Deutsche Messe) in D minor (F.98) (see eg {{RISMs|225004551}})
* BR E 4, Agnus Dei in D minor
* BR F 9, Erzittert und fallet (F.83)

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

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

=={{Cat|Backofen, Heinrich}} (1768–1830)==
Dates: 6 July 1768–10 July 1830
* Concertante opus 7 (Breitkopf, ca.1800) for Basset-horn , harp, cello (and orch.?)
* Quintet opus 9 for basset horn, 2 violins, viola and cello
* Sinfonia concertante op.10 Full Score and Parts
* Clarinet Quintet op.15 (Breitkopf, ca.1805) (U Northern Colorado has)

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

=={{Cat|Bagge, Selmar}} (1823–1896)==
*String Quartet, Op.12 (p.1861)
*Kleine Suite, Op.16 (Violin and piano) (p.1884)
*Piano Sonata No.2, Op.22 (copy @Kent State Library)

=={{Cat|Bairstow, Edward Cuthbert}} (1874–1946)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Sonata in E flat

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

=={{Cat|Bantock, Granville}} (1868–1946)==
*Elegiac Poem for cello and orchestra (1898)
*Sapphic Poem for cello and orchestra (1906)
*Celtic Poem for cello and orchestra (1914)
*[[Pibroch (Bantock, Granville)|Pibroch]], A Highland Lament for cello and harp (1917)
*{{NoComp|Hamabdil|Bantock, Granville}} Also arr. for Cello and Piano
*Dramatic Poem for cello and orchestra (1941)
*Fantastic Poem for cello and piano (1924)
*Sonata in G minor for solo cello (1924)
*Cello Sonata No. 1 in B minor (1940)
*Cello Sonata No. 2 in F sharp minor (1945)
*Dramatic Poem for cello and piano (1945)
*Helena, variations on H.F.B. (pub.1901)

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

=={{Cat|Barblan, Otto}} (1860–1943)==
*Passacaglia, Op.6 (p.1895)
*String Quartet, Op.19 (composed 1911, pub.1925?)

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

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

=={{Cat|Barjansky, Adolf}} (1850–1900)==
(MusicSack prefers Baryanski.)
*Piano quartet, Op.5 (p.1893?)
*String quartet in A minor, Op.8 (p.1894)
*String quartet in E, Op.6

=={{Cat|Barnekow, Christian}} (1837–1913)==
*Piano Sonata, Op.24 (pub.ca.1907)

=={{Cat|Barns, Ethel}} (1874–1948)==
(1873 or 1874?)
*Violin Sonata No.2 (p.ca.1904)
*Concertstück Op.19 (p.1908)
*Piano Trio Op.10 (p.1909)
*Violin Sonata No.4 Op.24 Gm (p.1911)

=={{Cat|Barre, Michel de La}} (1675–1743)==
* Prelude for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Barrière, Jean-Baptiste}} (1707–1747)==
* Livre V, Sonates pour le Pardessus de Viole avec la Basse Continuë

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

=={{Cat|Bartók, Béla}} (1881–1945)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Roumanian folk dances (string orchestra)
* Roumanian Folk Dances (violin and piano)
* Scherzo from Suite Op 1a
* Rhapsodies no.1 and 2 for violin and orchestra. (and solo parts?!)
* Piano Quintet (score and parts)
* Violin Concerto No. 1 (piano reduction)
* Sonata for Solo Violin
* The Wooden Prince (A fából faragott királyfi), Sz.60
* Violin Sonatas Nos.1 & 2, Sz.75–76 – subject to '''[TB]'''
* Cantata Profana ‘The Nine Enchanted Stags’ (A kilenc csodaszarvas), Sz.94
* Hungarian Sketches, BB 103 Sz. 97
* Any Works from the 1st and 2nd set of Opus numbers.

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* Viola Concerto (orchestral score or piano reduction)
* Sonata for Solo Violin ed. Menuhin (d. 1999)

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

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

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

=={{Cat|Bauer, Marion}} (1882–1955)==
* Two Songs (Nocturne & The Last Word) (pub. 1912)
* Star Trysts (pub. 1912)
* Send Me a Dream (pub. 1912)
* Coyote Song (pub. 1912)
* In the Country, op. 5: four little piano pieces (pub. 1913)
* 3 Songs (Only of Thee and Me; A Little Lane; Phillis) (pub. 1913)
* The Lay of the Four Winds, op. 8 (pub. 1915)
* The Linnet is Tuning Her Flute (pub. 1915)
* 3 Impressions, op. 10 (pub. 1918)
* The Epitaph of a Butterfly (pub. 1921)
* Two Songs (Roses Breathe in the Night; Night in the Woods) (pub. 1921)
* Thoughts (pub. 1921)
* The Driftwood Fire (pub. 1921)
* Gold and the Day and Night (pub. 1921)
* A Parable: the Blade of Grass (pub. 1922)
* From the New Hampshire Woods, op. 12 (no. 1 The White Birches pub. 1922)

=={{Cat|Baumfelder, Friedrich}} (1836–1916)==
* Rondo Mignon, Op.49 (1865)
* Souvenir de Dresde, valse gracieuse, Op.130 (1866)
* Abendmärchen. Sechs Characterstücke, Op.242 (1887)
* Kinderscenen für Pianoforte, Op.270 (1872)
* Bon Humeur. Rondo, Op.274 (1872)
* Bagatelle, Op.386 (1905)
* Immortelle, Op.400 (1910)
* Idyl, Op.403 (1910)
* ''Any other works''

=={{Cat|Baussnern, Waldemar von}} (1866–1931)==
* Sonata eroica for piano (pub.1910 by Leuckart)

=={{Cat|Bax, Arnold}} (1883–1953)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Symphony No. 2 (Parlett 276, 1926) (Full Orchestral Score)
* Clarinet Sonata in D major (Parlett 327) (1934)
* Piano Quintet in G minor (Parlett 167) (1915) ([http://www.davidparlett.co.uk/bax/bax1519.html Parlett]) (pub. 1922)
* Of a Rose I Sing a Song (choir, harp, cello and double bass) 1921 (pub. 1921)
* Nonet (flute, oboe, clarinet, harp and string quintet) 1930 (pub.1932)
* Piano Trio No.1 (w/viola) (pub. 1907)
* Cello Concerto (1932) (pub.1934 in cello/piano reduction)
* Rhapsodic Ballad, for cello (1939) (pub. ca. 1948 in a collection of Bax works for cello?)
* Folk-Tale, for cello & piano (1918) (pub. 1920)
* Cello Sonata (1923) (pub.1925)
* Cello Sonatina (1933) (pub.ca.1934?)
* Legend-Sonata, for cello & piano (1943) (pub.ca.1944)
* Symphony No.1 in E{{flat}} GP256 (1922 pub.1923)
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* Concerto (flute, oboe, harp, string quartet) 1934 (pub. 1990 from facsimile)
* Threnody and Scherzo (bassoon, harp and string sextet) (pub. 2000s from facsimile)

=={{Cat|Bazzini, Antonio}} (1818–1897)==
* String quartets (Quartets 1, 2, 3, 5 uploaded September 2007)
* Violin Concertos (1-5) - Full Orchestral Scores
* la calabrese
* La Ronde des Lutins, Op. 25 "Dance of the Goblins"

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

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

N. B. : La ''Victoire de l'armée d'Italie'' est de''' Jacques-Marie''' B.-C. et est maintenant disponible ici: http://imslp.org/wiki/Victoire_de_l’armée_d’Italie_(Beauvarlet-Charpentier,_Jacques-Marie)
PG
=={{Cat|Beach, Amy Marcy}} (1867-1944)==
*Low voice edition of [[3 Browning Songs, Op.44 (Beach, Amy Marcy)]]

=={{Cat|Becker, Albert}} (1834–1899)==
* Symphony in G minor (ms., 1858)
* Adagios (we have one uploaded) for violin and organ or harmonium
* Phantasie in E for Violin, Op.35 (1884/85, B&H) (@ SLUB)
* Mass in B minor Op.16 (pub.1880)

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

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

=={{Cat|Beethoven, Ludwig van}} (1770–1827)==
* Piano Sonata in D, Biamonti 213
:Biamonti 213 ?
::see [http://www.unheardbeethoven.org/search/search.pl?criteria=biamonti here]
* Piano Sonatas edited by Immanuel von Faisst und Hans von Bülow for Opus 2 no 2, opus 13 (pub. by 1876), opus 27 no 2, opus 28, opus 78, opus 81a, opus 90.
* Trio WoO 31 for clarinet, flute and piano (arr. from [[Fugue for Organ, WoO 31 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)]]?) (or poss. related to [[Trio for Piano, Flute and Bassoon, WoO 37 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)|trio for flute, bassoon and piano]] in G major WoO 37?)
* [[6 Minuets, WoO 10 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)|Menuett in G-Dur, WoO 10 Nr. 2]] (orchestral score) (whose orchestration? will probably be in 6 Minuets, WoO 10 whenever an orch. is uploaded)
* Original cadenza to violin concerto op. 61
* Piano Concerto No.0, WoO 4 (piano part)
* Lied: Que le temps me dure, WoO 116 [1st/2nd version, sometimes "jour" instead of "temps", text by J-J. Rousseau] (1793)
* Complete Full Score: {{NoComp|Piano Concerto in D major, Op.61a|Beethoven, Ludwig van}} and Klavierkonzert C-Dur (WoO 4); Leonora (1805 and 1806 versions and variants); Die Weihe des Hauses (complete music with text)
* Horn Sonata Op.17 arranged by Charles Khym for 2 violins viola cello and bass (Bonn, Simrock, no.1285: 1818) [http://www.saulbgroen.nl/pdf/5instr.pdf Quintets]
* Piano-vocal score for [[Cantata on the Death of Emperor Joseph II, WoO 87 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)]]
* Exercises for Salieri's lessons WoO 99
* Piano Concerto No.1, First Edition
* Piano Concerto No.2, First Edition
* Piano Concerto No.3, First Edition
* Piano Concerto No.4, First Edition
* Piano Concerto No.5, First Edition
* Nos.4-5/5 Stücke für Flötenuhr/5 pieces for mechanical organ, WoO 33
* Piano Concerto (Allegro) in D major, Kinsky Anh. 7 (attr. to Beethoven)
* Symphony No. 5, 1st Mov. "Allegro Con Brio" - Transcription for Organ Solo

=={{Cat|Belcke, Christian Gottlieb}} (1796{{EN}}1838)==
*Fantasia pastorale (for flute with orchestra or piano) in B{{flat}} major, Op.7 (pub.1833 or earlier)

=={{Cat|Beliczay, Gyula}} (1835–1893)==
*Trio op.30 (p1883)
*Symphonies opp. 45 (1887), 66? (1892?) (ms?)
*Piano sonata (quasi fantaisie) op.40 (pub.1888?)
*Mass in F op.50 (pub.1891) (ms copy @ Hofburgkapelle, Vienna)
*String Quartet No.2 op.51

==[[:Category:Benda, Franz|Benda, Franz (František)]] (1709–1786)==
* Flute Concerto in E minor
* Flute Concerto in A major
* Flute Concerto in A minor

==[[:Category:Benda, Georg|Benda, Georg (Jiří Antonín)]] (1722–1795)==
* Medea, melodrama
* Any: Kirchenmusik; Sinfonien; Cembalokonzerten; Violinkonzerten

=={{Cat|Benedict, Julius}} (1804–1885)==
* String Quartet, Op.87
* Symphony No.2 in G minor, Op.101 (pub.1874?)
* Piano Sonata (No.2?) in D major, Op.4 (pub.ca.1825)

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

=={{Cat|Benesch, Joseph}} (1793–1873)==
*String Quartets no.1 op.28, no.2 op.30 (p.1865, 1871)

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

==Bennett, Robert Russell (1894–1981)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Porgy and Bess suite (''under copyright worldwide, publ. 1943'')

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

=={{Cat|Benoît, Peter}} (1834–1901)==
* Flute Concerto "Symphonic Tale" Concertstuk opus 43a (1865) complete orchestra

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

=={{Cat|Berbiguier, Tranquille}} (1782–1838)==
* Fantaisie en quintetto, for flute and strings, Op.36 (pub. Janet et Cotelle, 1818 (pl.1036))
* 8th Flute Concerto, Op.44 (pub.1820)

=={{Cat|Berens, Hermann}} (1826–1880)==
* {{NoComp|20 Etudes enfantines, Op.79|Berens, Hermann}} [12/10]
* {{NoComp|Die Schule der Tonleitern, Akkorde und Verzierungen, Op.88|Berens, Hermann}} [12/10]
* {{NoComp|Die Pflege der linken Hand, Op.89|Berens, Hermann}} [12/10]
* Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.1 (Haslinger, 1848)
* Piano Trio No.1 in E minor, Op.6 (Schuberth, 1847)
* Piano Trio No.2 in E{{flat}} major, Op.20 (Breitkopf & Härtel)
* Fantaisie für orgel, Op.25
* Sonata for piano 4-hands in G major, op.26 (Cranz, 1852)
* School of Velocity for the Piano, Op.61
* String Quartet in E minor (perhaps opus 78)

=={{Cat|Berg, Alban}} (1885–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}

{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Wozzeck (vocal score; piano reduction by Fritz Heinrich Klein (1892–1977))
* Lulu (orchestral score completed by Friedrich Cerha (b.1926) publ. 1979 copyright worldwide)

* {{NoComp|4 Stücke, Op.5|Berg, Alban}}, for clarinet and piano (1920 Schlessinger Edition.)
Evidently, Universal Edition committed copyfraud when it published its edition copyright 1924 (renewed by Helene Berg in 1952). This work was first published in 1920 by Schlessinger in Berlin. Consequently it is now PD in the US, in the EU and in Canada. The 1924 Universal Edition is posted on IMSLP. However, Americans may be reluctant to touch this work unless the Schlessinger Edition is also posted on IMSLP with its 1920 copyright date clearly displayed – to provide irrefutable documentation that the work is now PD.

=={{Cat|Berger, Ludwig}} (1777–1839)==
*Symphony in D, Op.42 (autograph by 1820? at Berlin State Library; pub.1843 Hofmeister)
*Piano Concerto in C, Op.34 (pub. 1841 in solo reduction by Hofmeister, like symphony also in complete edition. Parts at SBB.)
*String Quartet in G (the most complete - apparently entirely- of the "8 quartets" for strings or flute and strings in manuscript at SBB. The quartets in F major and G minor may be a bit sketchy, the others apparently are partially fragmentary)

=={{Cat|Berger, Wilhelm}} (1861–1911)==
*Violin Sonata No.1 in A, Op.7 (pub.1882)
*Violin Sonata No.2 in F, Op.29 (pub.1888)
*6 Piano Pieces "fürs Haus", Op.105 (pub.1911)
*Piano Quartet No.2, Op.100 in C minor (unpub.?? Ca.1911)

=={{Cat|Bergh, Rudolph}} (1859–1924)==

==Berghout, Johannes (Cornelius) (1869–1963)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Violin sonata in C minor, Op.47 (pub.1910)

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

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

=={{Cat|Bernard, Émile}} (1843–1902)==
* Suite (no.1?) for orchestra, Op.23 (F.Mackar, ca.1877)
* Concertstück for piano and orchestra, Op.40 (1892)

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

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

=={{Cat|Bersa, Blagoje}} (1873{{EN}}1934)==
(also Benito Bersa, see Wikipedia)
*Der Eisenhammer, opera, pub.1911 by Doblinger
*Der Schuster von Delft, opera, pub.ca.1918
*Slavenske himne arr. for piano (pub.1919 acc.to.HMB)

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

=={{Cat|Bertin, Louise Angélique}} (1805–1877)==
* Guy Mannering (1825)
* Le Loup-garou (1827)
* Fausto (1831)
* La Esmeralda (1836, libretto by Victor Hugo)

=={{Cat|Bertini, Henri}} (1798–1876)==
* Motets (at least 4 or 5 ; autograph ms at Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)

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

=={{Cat|Berwald, Franz}} (1796–1868)==
* Operas

=={{Cat|Bezekirsky, Vasily}} (1835–1919)==
* Violin concerto in a min., op.3 (poss. unpub.; ms. at lib.)

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

=={{Cat|Binder, Fritz}} (1872–1945)==
* String Trio (in Form einer Suite), Op.1 (pub.1900 by vom Ende)

=={{Cat|Bizet, Georges}} (1838–1875)==
* Te Deum
* [[Roma (Bizet, Georges)|Roma]] (parts)
* Any piano solo works

=={{Cat|Blanc, Adolphe}} (1828–1885)==
* String Quartet No.1, Op.16 (p.1856)
* Piano Quartet No.1, Op.28
* Piano Quartet No.3, Op.44
* Piano Quartet No.4, Op.49
* String Quartet No.4, Op.53 (p.ca.1877?)

=={{Cat|Bleichmann, Julius}} (1868–1909)==
* Symphony, Op.18

=={{Cat|Bleyle, Karl}} (1880–1969)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*Cello Concerto (performed in Dessau Nov.14, 1910)

=={{Cat|Bloch, Ernest}} (1880–1959)==
* Prayer from 'Jewish Life', No. 1. (1924, Published by Carl Fischer (CF.B1969)) Solo Cello + Piano
* Violin Concerto (1938, published the same year)
* Suite for Viola and Piano or Orchestra (Schirmer, 1920)
* Proclamation for Trumpet and Orchestra
* Suite for Cello Solo No. 1
* Piano Quintet No. 1 (1923)

=={{Cat|Bloch, József}} (1862–1922)==
* Ouverture solennelle, Op.57 (Rozsnyai, p1910)
* Violin Concerto, Op.64 (Rozsnyai, p1912)
For the violin concerto, both the full score and the reduction for violin and piano

=={{Cat|Blodek, Vilém}} (1834–1874)==
* Flute concerto (1862?,piano red. pub.1903)
* Symphony in D minor (1850s? pub.?)

=={{Cat|Blow, John}} (1649–1708)==
* Suite No. 1 in D minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 2 in D minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 3 in A minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 4 in C (keyboard)
* Suite No. 5 in D minor (keyboard)
* Suite No. 6 in G minor (keyboard)
* Dr Blow's Ground in Gamutt Flatt, G minor (keyboard)
* Mortlack's/Mortlake's Ground (keyboard version)
* Ground in D minor (keyboard)
* Ground in C major (keyboard)

=={{Cat|Blumenfeld, Felix}} (1863–1931)==
*Symphony in C minor, Op.39 (p.1909)

=={{Cat|Blumer, Theodor Anton}} (1881–1964)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* Serenade and Theme with Variations for Wind Quintet, Op. 34 (1918)
* [[Sextet, Op.45 (Blumer, Theodor Anton)|Sextet: Theme with Variations for Wind Quintet and Piano]], Op. 45 (1922)

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* String Quartet in G minor, Op. 51 (autograph 1924 @ RISM)
* Quintet for Wind Quintet, Op. 52 (Zimmermann, 1924)
* Dance Suite for Wind Quintet, Op. 53 (Simrock, 1925)
* Trio for violin, clarinet, and cello, Op. 55 (1928)

=={{Cat|Boccherini, Luigi}} (1743–1805)==
* Stabat mater G.532 (1781 version) - Parts and score
* String Quintet G.341 in D, "Fandango"
* Guitar Quintet No.4 in G, G.448 “Fandango”
* [[6 Symphonies, G.503-508 (Op.12) (Boccherini, Luigi)|Symphony in D minor, Op.12, No.4, G.506]] “La casa del Diavolo”, Full Score/Manuscript
* Flute Concerto: Full score and reduction for flute and piano
* Dixit Dominus in G, G.533 (1764/6?) (parts at Einsiedeln)

=={{Cat|Bödecker, Louis}} (1845–1899)==
*Phantasie-Sonate in E minor for violin and piano, Op.15 (pub.1880)
*Impromptu über ein wendisches Lied for string quartet, Op.31 (pub.1887)

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

=={{Cat|Boehm, Theobald}} (1794–1881)==
* Grand Polonaise op.16 for flute and piano
* Schubert song transcriptions/arrangements for alto flute
* Op 6 Divertissement sur un air de Carafe (flute and piano)
* Op 13 Divertissement sur Alma Lied (flute and piano)
* Op 20 Variations sur un air tyrolien (flute and piano)
* Op 23 & Op 24 Fantasy on Swiss Themes (flute and piano)
* Op 25 Fantasy Scotch Airs (flute and piano)
* Op 27 Andante cantabile (flute and piano)
* Op 28 Rondo Allegro (flute and piano)
* Op 29 Andantino, Romance (flute and piano)
* Op 31 Andante Pastorale (flute and piano)
* Op 32 Rondo Laendler (flute and piano)
* Op 34 Tarantella (flute and piano)
* Op 35 Larghetto (flute and piano)
* Op 36 Rondo alla Mazurka (flute and piano)
* Op 46 Andante from Beethovens Serenade (flute and piano)

=={{Cat|Boëllmann, Léon}} (1862–1897)==
* Douze pieces pour Orgue, Op. 16 -> now available
* {{LinkWorkN|Heures mystiques|Opp.29-30|Boëllmann|Léon|0}} (2 vols.) (we have incomplete, but follow page)
* Symphony in F major, Op.24 (pub. in reduction and full score by Durand around 1895)
* {{NoComp|Suite Gothique, Op.25|Boëllmann, Léon}} (original 1895 publication) - I have just uploaded an 1895 edition from Sibley. I hope it's the one you want.[[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 08:20, 17 April 2012 (EDT)
* {{NoComp|Fantaisie Dialoguée, Op.35|Boëllmann, Léon}} (full orch. score)

=={{Cat|Boëly, Alexandre Pierre François}} (1785–1858)==
* Messe du jour de Noël (op.11), for organ
* Fantasie et fugue en Sib Major AVAILABLE HERE : http://imslp.org/wiki/12_Pièces_pour_orgue,_Op.18_(Boëly,_Alexandre-Pierre-François)
* Any organ works SEE: http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Boëly,_Alexandre-Pierre-François
* 4 String Quartets opp.27{{EN}}30 (pub. Richault, 1861)
* 4th piano trio op.23 (pub. Richault, 1861)

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

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

* Ma Tante Aurore, Vocal Score

=={{Cat|Boismortier, Joseph Bodin de}} (1689–1755)==
* Sonatas, Op. 1
* Sonatas, Op. 6

=={{Cat|Boito, Arrigo}} (1842–1918)==
* Nerone - Vocal score, full score (I do not know if this work is already out of copyright, the first edition was published by Ricordi in 1924)

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

=={{Cat|Bond, Capel}} (1730–1790)==
* 6 Concertos in 7 Parts, 1766
* 6 Anthems in Score, 1769

==[[:Category:Bonnal, Ermend|Bonnal, Joseph-Ermend]] (1880–1944)==
* Paysages Euskariens for Organ

=={{Cat|Bonnet, Joseph}} (1884–1944)==
* {{NoComp|12 Pièces, Op.10|Bonnet, Joseph}} (only No.1 available) -> complete volume now available
* 12 Pièces pour orgue op. 5 -> available

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

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

=={{Cat|Boom, Jan van}} (1807–1872)==
* Piano Quartet No.1?, Op.6
* Piano Trio No.1, Op.14 (p.1847)

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

=={{Cat|Borgstrøm, Hjalmar}} (1864–1925)==
*Romanze for violin and orchestra, Op.12 (pub.1901)

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

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

=={{Cat|Bortkiewicz, Sergei}} (1877–1952)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Russische Tänze, Op.18
* Cello Concerto, Op.20
* Violin Concerto, Op.22
* Violin Sonata, Op.26
* Cello Sonata, Op.36
* Piano Trio, Op.38
* Suite for Cello solo, Op.41
* 2 Klavierstucke, Op.49
* Jugoslawische Suite "Adria", Op.58
* Fantasiestücke, Op.61
* 4 Pieces for Violin & Piano, Op.63
* 3 Mazurkas, Op.64
* Tom Swayer's Abenteuer, Op.68
* Cinq Esquisses de femmes, Op.70
* Piano Concerto No.2 (full score)
* Piano Concerto No.3 (full score)

=={{Cat|Bossi, Marco Enrico}} (1861–1925)==
* Feuillets d'Album, Op.111 for cello and Piano

=={{Cat|Bossi, Renzo}} (1883–1965)==
Under copyright worldwide, apart from earlier works (publ. before 1923) which are PD in the USA. No posting without written permission from the copyright owner. (Works in Red are copyright worldwide.)
* Symphony in A minor (pub.1909)

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

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

=={{Cat|Boulanger, Lili}} (1898–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* {{NoComp|Faust et Hélène|Boulanger, Lili}}, full orchestral score (1913)
* {{NoComp|Pie Jesu|Boulanger, Lili}}, for soprano, string quartet, harp, organ (1918), published by Durand 1924, '''non-PD US'''
* Thème et variations, for piano (1914)
* Psaume XXIV (Complete score)
* Pour les funerailles d'un soldat
* Psaume CXXIX (Complete score)
* D'un soir triste
* D’un matin de printemps (Complete score)
* Psaume CXXIX (Complete score)

=={{Cat|Boulnois, Joseph}} (1884–1918)==
* La Toussaint for Organ
* Choral for Organ
* Symphonie for Organ

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

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

=={{Cat|Bowen, York}} (1884–1961)==
* Viola Concerto in C minor
* Andante for Viola and Piano
* Fantasia in F Major for Viola and Organ
* Fantasie for Four Violas
* Melody for the G String for Violin (or Viola) and Piano, in Gb Major, Op.47
* Melody for the C String of the Viola with Piano Accompaniment, in F Major, Op.51 No.2
* Phantasy in F Major for Viola and Piano, Op.54
* Piano Sonata No. 5 in f minor, Op. 72 (pub. 1923)
* Romance for Viola and Organ
* 2 Duets for Two Violas
* 3 Duos for Violin and Viola
* Piano works

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

=={{Cat|Brahms, Johannes}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trios Nos.2 (Op.87) & 3 (Op.101) (arrangement for one piano four hands)
* Clarinet Sonata Op.120, No.1 (arrangement for one piano four hands, by Klengel, publ. by Simrock)
* Original version of Serenade No.1, Op.11, for nonet — lost?
* Triumphlied Op.55 Orchestra Parts
* Symphony No.2, Op.73 (1st clarinet part transposed to Bb)

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

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

=={{Cat|Brandt, Vassily}} (1869–1923)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Concertpiece No.2, Op.12

=={{Cat|Brandts Buys, Jan}} (1868–1939)==
* Piano Trio, Op.1 (p.1890)
* Konzertstück, Op.3 (2pf or pf&orch) (p.1896)
* Suite, Op.7 (p.1896)

=={{Cat|Braunfels, Walter}} (1882–1954)==
* Ariels Gesäng, op.18 (p.1911)
* Phantastische Erscheinungen eines Themas von Hector Berlioz, op.25
* Serenade, op.20
* 14 Präludien für Klavier, op. 33

=={{Cat|Bree, Johannes Bernardus van}} (1801–1857)==
* Overture in E flat major (1839)
* Concertoverture in b minor "Le Bandit"
* Scene for horn and orchestra
* Violin concerto
* String Quartet No.1 in a minor

=={{Cat|Breitenbach, Clemens}} (1864–1931)==
* Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.24 (p.ca.1919)

=={{Cat|Brian, Havergal}} (1876–1972)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
'''Public Domain Works (USA only)''' 
''Six early orchestral works, published by Breitkopf & Härtel (B&H), London, 1914:''
* ''For valour'', concert overture, op.7 (1904–06)
* English suite no.1, op.12 (1906)
* Fantastic Variations on an old Rhyme (1907–09/12)
* ''Festal Dance'', (1908–09)
* ''In memoriam'', symphonic poem (1910)
* ''Doctor Merryheart'', comedy overture no.1 (1911–12)
''Other works:''
* ''The Tigers'' (1917–29) VS, Cranz, pub.1932 and registered for copyright but '''not''' renewed
* ''Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?'', op.5 (1903/04), B&H, 1905
* Three Songs for Contralto or Baritone, op.6 (?1904/05), B&H, 1913
* Psalm 137, ''By the waters of Babylon'', op.11 (1905/09), VS, B&H, 1914
* ''Stars of a summer night'', op.1 (1905), Novello, 1908
* ''The vision of Cleopatra'', cantata, op.15 (1907), VS Bosworth, 1908/09
* [[:Category talk:Brian, Havergal|Various songs]] (solo voice, and partsongs) published by J. Curwen & Son, J.&W. Chester, Enoch, OUP and Augener before 1923 
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Orchestral: Symphonies 2–32 (1930–68); Violin concerto in C major (1934–35)
* Operas: ''Turandot, prinzessin von China'' (1950–51); ''The Cenci'' (1951–52); ''Faust'' (1955–56); ''Agammemnon'' (1957)

=={{Cat|Bréville, Pierre de}} (1861–1949)==

Tête de Kenwark, Scène lyrique for Cello and Orchestra

Nouvelles Ballades op. 165

=={{Cat|Briccialdi, Giulio}} (1818–1881)==
* Allegro for 2 flutes
* 8 Duos for flute

=={{Cat|Bridge, Frank}} (1879–1941)==
* [[3 Dances, H.4 (Bridge, Frank)|3 Dances for Violin & Piano, H.4 (1900)]], Version for Cello & Piano
* Scherzetto for Cello & Piano, H.19 (ca. 1902)
* Tempo di Mazurka for Cello and Piano, H.32 (1903)
* Morning Song for Cello & Piano, H133 (1918)
* The Pneu world, for Cello and Piano, H.163 (1925)
* Oration for Cello & Orchestra, H.180 (1930)
* Sir Roger De Coverley, H. 155 (1922) (Orig. orchestral strings, also arr. [[Sir Roger de Coverley (Bridge, Frank)|string quartet]])
* Three Pieces for organ, H. 63 (1905)
* Organ pieces, Books 1, H. 56 and 2 (1905, 1901,1912)
* Pensiero (H. 53) for Viola
* Two Poems of Richard Jeffries for Orchestra, H. 118 (1915)
* Songs, especially
** Love Went A-Riding, H. 114
** So Early In the Morning, O, H. 130 (1918)
* Summer, H. 116 (1914-15)
* Three Songs for voice, viola and piano (H76) (1907)
* Lament for two violas, H.101 (1912)

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

==Britten, Benjamin (1913–1976)==
{{WLcopy|NPD}}
* The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra
* Four Sea Interludes
* Simple Symphony

==[[:Category:Bronsart von Schellendorff, Hans|Bronsart, Hans]] (1830–1913)==
* [[Nachklänge aus der Jugendzeit, Op.2 (Bronsart von Schellendorff, Hans)|Nachklänge aus der Jugendzeit, Op.2]] (Book 2)
* Frühlings Fantaisie für Orchester (full score)

=={{Cat|Broustet, Édouard}} (1836–1901)==
*Symphonie concertante for piano & orch. op.38 (pub. Choudens, ca.1873)
*Piano Quintet
*Piano Concerto (no.2?)
*Sonata for violin or cello and piano, Op.52

=={{Cat|Bruch, Max}} (1838–1920)==
* In Memoriam for Violin and Orchestra, Op.65, full score, orchestral parts wanted
* {{NoComp|Adagio appassionato for Violin and Orchestra, Op.57|Bruch, Max}}, full score, orchestral parts wanted
* Romanze for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 42, full score, orchestral parts, piano reduction wanted
* {{NoComp|Violin Concerto No.2, Op.44|Bruch, Max}}, orchestral parts wanted
* {{NoComp|Violin Concerto No.3, Op.58|Bruch, Max}}, full score, orchestral parts wanted
* {{NoComp|Serenade for Violin and Orchestra, Op.75|Bruch, Max}}, full score, orchestral parts wanted
* two [[Concerto for 2 Pianos, Op.88a (Bruch, Max)|arrangements]] also called Op. 88); orchestral parts wanted
* String Octet in B-flat major (pub. 1996)
* {{NoComp|Konzertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.84|Bruch, Max}}, full score, orchestral parts wanted

=={{Cat|Bruckner, Anton}} (1824–1896)==
* {{NoComp|Te Deum, WAB 45|Bruckner, Anton}} (full score) [4/2010]
* The 3 Masses, full scores: [[Mass No.1 in D minor, WAB 26 (Bruckner, Anton)|No.1]]; Nos.2 & 3, vocal scores only
* String Quintet in F major
* [[Stille Betrachtung an einem Herbstabend (Bruckner, Anton)|Stille Betrachtung an einem Herbstabend]] (1863), WAB 123, for solo piano (Quiet Contemplation on an Autumn Evening) I would like a good pianist in Canada to add fingerings, maybe record a performance.
* Symphony No.0 in D minor (“Die Nullte”), WAB 100
* Symphony No.9 in D minor, Finale fragments
* Offertory in C for organ (besides [[Prélude in D minor, WAB 130 (Bruckner, Anton)]], a dozen or so organ works are collected in a Kalmus volume)
* 2 Aequales for three trombones, WAB 114 and 149

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

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

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

=={{Cat|Brüll, Ignaz}} (1846–1907)==
* {{NoComp|Im Walde, Op.25|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted)
* {{NoComp|Symphony, Op.31|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted)
* {{NoComp|Violin Concerto, Op.41|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted) – see [[Category talk:Brüll, Ignaz|composer’s talk page]]
* Violin Sonata No.3 in E minor, Op.81
* {{NoComp|Ouverture pathétique, Op.98|Brüll, Ignaz}} (full score wanted)

=={{Cat|Brun, Fritz}} (1878–1959)==
* Symphony No.3 in D m. (pub.1922)
* Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Bruna, Pablo}} (1611–1679)==
With an anniversary year coming up, only the same handfull of his ~30 tientos are online at both
*[http://www.loumy.org/index.php?page=16&search=Orgue&navig=instrument&tri=Compositeurs BNPM] and
*[http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Bruna.php WIMA]

=={{Cat|Brunckhorst, Arnold Melchior Matthias}} (1670–1725)==
* Any organ works

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

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

=={{Cat|Büttner, Paul}} (1870–1943)==
* Violin Sonata No.1? in C minor (pub.1914)
* Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1917)
* Symphony No.2 in G (pub.1920?)
* Symphony No.3 in D{{flat}} (pub.1920)

=={{Cat|Buffardin, Pierre-Gabriel}} (1690–1768)==
* concerto à cinq en mi mineur

=={{Cat|Bukinik, Mikhail}} (1872–1947)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 4 Concert Etudes

=={{Cat|Bulakhov, Petr}} (1822–1885)==
* Romans Ego uzh ni︠e︡t : ispolnennyĭ Tamberlikom (pub. Gutheil, 1861) (main publication?)

=={{Cat|Bullerian, Hans}} (1885–1948)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano Trio No.2 in B{{natural}}, Op.27 (pub.1922)
* Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.29 (pub.1922, HMB 1923 p.4)
* Cello Sonata in B minor, Op.18 (pub.1922, HMB 1923 p.4)

=={{Cat|Bungert, August}} (1845–1915)==
* Mysterium (Warum? Woher? Wohin?), Op.60 (score at Dutch Royal Library)
* Torquato Tasso, Op.14 (score at: Zurich, Free Lib. Philadelphia, SBB)

=={{Cat|Busch, Adolf}} (1891–1952)==
* Variations on the Radetzky-Marsch by Strauss, Op.9 (pub.1917)

=={{Cat|Busoni, Ferruccio}} (1866–1924)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Joh. Seb. Bach. Sechs Tonstücke. Klavier-Übertragung von Ferruccio Busoni. Neue durchgesehene Ausgabe (1902)
* Die Brautwahl (full score and piano-vocal score)
* {{NoComp|Arlecchino, BV 270|Busoni, Ferruccio}} (piano-vocal score of the opera)
* Turandot (full score of the opera)
* Doktor Faust (piano-vocal score)
* Marcia funebre in C-moll op. 8
* [[Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue, BWV 903 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue (Bach)]] arranged for cello and piano
* Bach-Busoni. Gesammelte Ausgabe. Bearbeitungen, Übertragungen, Studien und Kompositionen für Pianoforte nach Johann Sebastian Bach von Ferruccio Busoni. Vollständige und vervollkommnete Ausgabe (6 vols., 1916)
* Bearbeitungen, Übertragungen, Studien und Kompositionen für Pianoforte nach Johann Sebastian Bach von Ferruccio Busoni. Vollständige und vervollkommnete Ausgabe (7 vols., 1920)
* Six studies from the Clavier-Übung
* {{LinkWorkN|Klavierübung in 5 Teilen||Busoni|Ferruccio|0}}
* Klavierübung in zehn Büchern (second edition, 10 vols.)
* Symphonische Suite (no.1), Op.25/BV 201 (1883, pub.1888)
* Romanza e Scherzoso for Piano and Orchestra

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

=={{Cat|Butterworth, George}} (1885–1916)==

=='''Butting, Max''' (1888–1976)'''==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
*String Quartets Opp.8, 18 (A major, F minor) (pub. Wunderhorn-Verlag, 1919) (nos. 1, 3?)
*Quartet no.2, Op.16 in A minor (pub.1920 or earlier)
*Quartet 4 in {{K|c#}}? (pub.1923 but poss. pub. "n.d.")

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

=={{Cat|Buttykay, Ákos}} (1871–1935)==
* Symphony in C{{sharp}} minor (performed 1900 February? in Budapest)

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

Organ completists would like:
* Praeludien, BuxWV 138, 147, 154, and 162
* Canzonas and Canzonettas, BuxWV 167, 169, 170, 172, 173, and 225
* Chorale preludes, BuxWV 214-216 (BuxWV 214 and 215 being separated), "Erhalt uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort (BuxWV Anh. 11) and "Chirst lag in Todesbanden" (BuxWV Anh 14)

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

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

The Burning of London

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

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

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==[[:Category:Cabanilles, Juan|Cabanilles, Juan Bautista]] (1644–1712)==
* Any organ works
:see the [http://www.loumy.org/index.php?navig=affiche_partition&ID=1488 one work at BNPM]

=={{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, 1722)
* Gioseffo che interpreta I sogni (Oratorio, 1726)
* Stabat Mater (Oratorio, 1726)
* La Passione di Gesù Cristo (Oratorio, 1730) (note- 1st edition libretto to this scanned in by SBB)
* Sant'Elena al Calvario (Oratorio, 1731)
* any Masses (D major and D minor scanned in by SBB I think, may upload soon.)
* any Sinfonia concertantes
* Sonatas printed in Venezia 1700 and 1701

=={{Cat|Call, Leonhard von}} (1767–1815)==

=={{Cat|Canteloube, Joseph}} (1879–1957)==
* ''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)

=={{Cat|Carafa, Michele}} (1787–1872)==
*<del>La belle au bois dormant (Sleeping Beauty) (1825)</del>

=={{Cat|Caro, Paul}} (1859–1914)==
*Violin sonata in F, Op.2 (pub.1883)
*Piano trio in E, Op.5 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B, Op.6 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in B{{flat}} minor, Op.7 (pub.1886)
*String quartet in D minor, Op.19 (pub.1896)
*String quartet in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.20 (pub.1897)
*Piano sonata in F{{sharp}} minor, Op.41 (ca.1910)
*Cello sonata in D minor, Op.42

=={{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|Casella, Alfredo}} (1883–1947)==
* Siciliana e burlesca, op. 23, (version for violin, cello and piano)
* Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 12 (1908-9), full score

=={{Cat|Casorti, August}} (fl.1880–1905)==
One source has 1830-1867. MusicSack has b.1908.
:N.B. August Casorti (fl.1880–1905) 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
* Cipressi
* Coplas
* Girotondo dei Golosi
* I Naviganti
* Questo fu il Carro della Morte
* Il Raggio Verde
* Stelle Cadenti
* Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 66 I Profeti (The Prophets; for Jascha Heifetz)

=={{Cat|Catalani, Alfredo}} (1854–1893)==
* La Wally, full score

=={{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|Cervantes, Ignacio}} (1847–1905)==
* Soledad

=={{Cat|Chadwick, George Whitefield}} (1854–1931)==
* Piano Quintet in E{{flat}} (p1890)
* 3 Waltzes (p1890)
* Progressive Organ Pedal Studies (p1890)

=={{Cat|Chaminade, Cécile}} (1857–1944)==
*Op.132 - Etude romantique for Piano = already uploaded!
*Op.1 - Etude in A flat major for Piano
*Op.3 - Scherzo-Etude for Piano
*Op.4 - Caprice-Etude for Piano

=={{Cat|Charpentier, Marc-Antoine}} (1643–1704)==
* Messe des morts à quatre voix, H. 7-7a
* Messe pour le samedi de Pâques, H.8
* Messe de Minuit pour Noël, H.9, score and parts
* Messe des morts à 4 voix et symphonie, H.10
* Missa Assumpta Est Maria, H. 11
* Les neuf repons pour le mercredi saint, H.111-119
* Te Deum H 146 (1692) Full Score
* Te Deum à quatre voix H 147 (1693)
* Te Deum à 4 voix H 148 (1699)
* Filius prodigus, H.399
* 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 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)
* Oratorio de Noël, H.414
* Judicium Salomonis, H.422
* Le Reniement de St Pierre, H.424
* Les Art Florissants, H.487 (Full Score)
* La Descente d'Orphée aux enfers, H. 488 (1686-1687)
* Le Jugement de Pâris (1690)
* Préludes et Ouvertures
* Leçons des Ténèbres
* Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H.513

=={{Cat|Chausson, Ernest}} (1855–1899)==

=={{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)==
* Canon in F Minor
::Can someone upload these from http://www.piano.ru/library-e.html?
::See also [http://www.chopinfiles.net/ ChopinFiles]
* Polish Songs Op.74 (with original text in Polish). - Uploaded 27 Jan 2010, big thank-you to Sibley - [[User:Aldona|Aldona]] 12:00, 27 January 2010 (UTC)
* 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.

=={{Cat|Choulet, Charles}} (1845–1868)==
(flourishing dates)
* String Quartets No.1 Op.19 (1850s, Richault), Op.23 in F (1854, Hofmeister)

=={{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)==
* Gloria (1907, opera), vocal score

=={{Cat|Cimarosa, Domenico}} (1749–1801)==
* Il Matrimonio segreto, overture in full score
* Concerto for two flutes in G major
* Il maestro di capella, vocal score or full score
* Missa pro defunctis in sol minore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra (San Pietroburgo, 1787)
* 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)
* Messa per l'Avvento in sol maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e organo
* Requiem in fa maggiore per soprano, contralto, tenore, basso e orchestra
* Keyboard works
* Il Pittore parigino, vocal score or full score
* 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|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|Clementi, Muzio}} (1752–1832)==
* Sonata in G, WO 14 ''e.g. (Henle 817 or Henle 817/MDS)''
* Valses for piano (op. 38 numbers 4 to 12)
* Symphonies
*Selection of Practical Harmony

=={{cat|Coccia, Carlo}} (1782–1873)==
*La donna selvaggia (full score and parts)

=={{Cat|Coerne, Louis Adolphe}} (1870–1922)==
*Petite Suite for Trio, Op.64 (p.1902)
*Swedische Sonate, Op.60 (p.1901)

=={{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|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

=={{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
* XII Offertoires, 1766.
* Noëls avec des variations, l'O Filii et un Carillon.. qui peuvent s'exécuter sur l'orgue et le piano-forte, 1782, perdus.
* Pièces pour l'orgue dans un genre nouveau.. avec le mélange des jeux et la manière d'imiter le tonnerre, 1787 = 4e Livre d'orgue.
* 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|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)==
* The Alphabet, Op. 17

=={{Cat|Cowen, Frederic Hymen}} (1852–1935)==
* Pauline (1876) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* Thorgrim (1890) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* Signa (1893) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* Harold (1895) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)
* Coronation Ode (1902) - vocal score (Sibley, not yet digitised)

=={{Cat|Cramer, Johann Baptist}} (1771–1858)==
* Instructions for the Pianoforte (c.1810)
* Piano Concerto No.8 Op.70
* Piano Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 16

=={{Cat|Crawford Seeger, Ruth}} (1901–1953)==
* String Quartet

=={{Cat|Cross, Michael Hurley}} (1833–1897)==
* Piano Trio in A minor, Op.25 (pub. Schirmer, 1893)

=={{Cat|Crusell, Bernhard Henrik}} (1775–1838)==
* Clarinet Concertos No.1 to 3 (Op.1, 5, 11) (piano reduction or full score) (note: opus 11 published originally 1829)
* Opus 12 (Introduction and variations) (published 1831)
* Concertante for Clarinet, Horn & Bassoon Op. 3 (premiered 1808, published 1816)
* Introduction et Air Varié for Clarinet and Orchestra op. 12 (premiered 1804, later rewritten, published c. 1830)

=={{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|Czerny, Carl}} (1791–1857)==
* Symphonies
* Variations on a Bohemian Air, Op.46
* Exercises In Passage-playing, Op. 261
* 3 Rondos for Flute and Piano, Op. 374
* 160 Eight-measure Exercises, Op. 821
* The Rudiments Of Music, Op. 823]
* Divertissement de Concert, for piano & orchestra, Op. 204
* The Little Pianist, Op. 823
* Variations on "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (with Quartet or Orchestral Accompaniment), Op.73
* Piano Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op. 214
* Sonate Pastorale for Piano 4-Hands, Op. 121
* 8 Nocturnes op.368

=={{Cat|Damaré, Eugène}} (1840–1919)==
* Le merle blanc for piccolo flute and orchestra

=={{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

=={{Cat|Dannreuther, Edward}} (1844–1905)==
* 3 songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

=={{Cat|Danzi, Franz}} (1763–1826)==
* Cello Concerto
* Konzert für zwei Tasteninstrumente
* Concerto in F-major for bassoon and orchestra
* Horn Concerto
* Piano Concerto in E♭ major
* 4 Bassoon Concertos
* Sonatina in D major for flute and piano
* Concertino, Op. 47 (Solo Clarinet, Solo Bassoon and Chamber Band)
* 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)

=={{Cat|Daquin, Louis-Claude}} (1694–1772)==
* Le Coucou

=={{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, Ferdinand}} (1810–1873)==
* Concertino for Trombone and Orchestra, Op. 4

== {{Cat|Debussy, Claude}} (1862–1918)==
{{WLcopy|EP}} 
'''Posthumously published works with copyright issues'''
* Élégie for piano, L. 138 (1915)
:While first appearing in an album entitled ''Pages inédites sur la Femme et la Guerre'' in 1916, its current engraved and published form is due to a 1978 printing by Jobert (plate J.J. 980). Possibly copyright until 2029 in Canada.
::If the engraved ed. of 1978 does not differ substantially from the version in the 1916 album, it is only protected in the EU until 2009, and of rather dubious status Canada and the USA. The 1916 edition itself is public domain worldwide. [[User:Carolus|Carolus]]
* Le Printemps (cantata for the Prix de Rome)
{{WLcopy|GEN}}
* Piano Trio (pub. 1986)
* Images Oubliées (1894) – ''first publ. 1977, copyright in Canada until 2028''
* 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.
* Orchestral score of Pelleas et Melisande that includes his revised orchestration
* "Symphonie en si mineur", four piano, four hands

=={{Cat|Decourcelle, Paul}} (1854–1940)==
*Voulez-vous ? (polka)

=={{Cat|Degner, Erich Wolf}} (1858–1908)==
*Serenade for small orch. (pub.1909)

=={{Cat|De Lamarter, Eric}} (1880–1953)==
*Organ Concerto No.2 in A (1921 September, premiered by February 24 1922)
*Perhaps Symphony No.1 in D (premiered 1914- published 1930s poss.?)

=={{Cat|Delius, Frederick}} (1862–1934)==
* The Sea
* Koanga, Act II: La Calinda
* North Country Sketches
*Cello Concerto (1921, pub.1922)
*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)==
*Grand solo de concert no 5 flute & piano
*op 60 6 fantasies flute and piano
*op 55 6 fantaisies flute and piano
*op 53 6 petits fantaisies flute and piano
*op 50 6 fantaisies fl and pf
*op 35 Fantasie La Juive flute & piano
*op 28 6 Fant faciles flute & pf

==Demessieux, Jeanne (1921–1968)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
* 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|Devienne, François}} (1759–1803)==
* 6 Duets, Op. 82
* Presto for 2 flutes

=={{Cat|Dienel, Otto}} (1839–1905)==
* Organ works

=={{Cat|Dieter, Christian Ludwig}} (1757–1822)==
* Romance for 2 flutes
* Rondo in G major for 2 flutes

=={{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)

=={{Cat|Distler, Hugo}} (1908–1942)==
* Mörike-Chorliederbuch
* Geistliche Gesänge op.12
* Harpsichord Concerto
* Der Jahreskreis op.5
* Wie der Hirsch schreit nach frischem Wasser
* Choral Passion and Weinachtsgeschichte (full scores)
* 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 when he falls into PD-EU-later this decade iirc?- they may scan some.) (Schissel)

=={{Cat|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}} (1739–1799)==
* Double Bass Concerto
{{Laundry|Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von}}

=={{Cat|Döhler, Theodor}} (1814–1856)==
* Piano Concerto, Op.7 (p.1835)

=={{Cat|Dohnányi, Ernő}} (1877–1960)==
'''While works first published before 1961 are PD in Canada, the works of this composer are copyright in the EU. Only works published before 1923 are PD in the USA.'''
* [[Cello Sonata, Op.8 (Dohnányi, Ernő)|Cello Sonata in B-flat Minor, Op. 8 (1899)]]
* Konzertstück in D Major for cello and orchestra, Op. 12 (1904), Piano reducton
* Three Pieces for piano, Op. 23 (1912)
* Fugue in D Minor for piano, left hand alone, WoO (1913)
* ''Suite im alten Stil'' for piano, Op. 24 (1913)
* ''Ruralia Hungarica'', op. 32/a: Seven Pieces for solo Piano (1924)

=={{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)==
*''March of Mecidiye I'' (the model for [[Grande paraphrase de la Marche de Donizetti pour le Sultan Abdul-Medjid Khan, S.403 (Liszt, Franz)]])
* Concerto for Violin and Cello

=={{Cat|Dont, Jakob}} (1815–1888)==
* 24 Preparatory Exercises, Op. 27

=={{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)

=={{Cat|Draeseke, Felix}} (1835–1913)==
* Piano Concerto in E flat Major, Op. 36, Two Piano Reduction
* Christus-Mysterium Klavierauszug Piano Reduction
* Thuner See, symphonic poem (Full score or piano reduction)

=={{Cat|Driffill, William Ralph}} (1870–1922)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Toccata in F minor (from 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''

==[[:Category:Drouet, Louis François Philippe|Drouët, Louis François Philippe]] (1792–1873)==
* Method of Flute Playing (London, 1830)

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (I)}} (1558–1625)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Andreas (II)}} (1597–1662)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Gustaf}} (ca.1628–1690)==

=={{Cat|Düben, Martin}} (ca.1598–1650)==

=={{Cat|Dubois, Théodore}} (1837–1924)==
* {{NoComp|Violin Concerto|Dubois, Théodore}} - violin/piano reduction and solo violin part

=={{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)

=={{Cat|Dunham, Henry Morton}} (1853–1929)==
* Organ Sonatas 2 in F m. and 3 in D m. (opp.16, 22)
* Organ Concerto in D minor (manuscript copy @ Stabikat. May be related to Op.22?)

=={{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|Durante, Francesco}} (1684–1755)==
{{Laundry|Durante, Francesco}}

=={{Cat|Dussek, Jan Ladislav}} (1760–1812)==
* Piano Sonata No.18, Op.44, 'The Farewell', in a ca. 1800 edition

=={{Cat|Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste}} (1800–1880)==
* School Of Mechanism, Op. 120
* Primary School, Op. 176

=={{Cat|Dvořák, Antonín}} (1841–1904)==
* Armida, Opera Op.115
* 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
* String Sextet in A major, Op. 48
* String Quartets (Nos. 1-3, 5-8)
* 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''
* Nocturne in B Major for String Orchestra, Op.40 - this will probably? be here - [[String Quartet No.4 (Dvořák, Antonín)]] when uploaded- it is composer's arr. of the slow movement - rather than having ind. page?

String Quintet op 1

=={{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
* Passion Oratorios and other Oratorios (other than ones in library, full scores)

=={{Cat|Eder, Victor}} (1863–1933)==
* Liturgical works very many (900-odd?) in autograph at Metten, some works published (by [[Pustet]] eg) would interest

=={{Cat|Ehrenberg, Carl}} (1878–1962)==
*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)

==Eisler, Hanns (1898–1962)==
* Solidaritätslied (Solidarity Song)

=={{Cat|Elgar, Edward}} (1857–1934)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Minuet for Orchestra Op.21 (1897)
* Serenade (Piano Solo Work)
* In the South (full score)
* Froissart Overture (full score)
* Organ Sonatas
* Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 (organ transcription by E. Lemare)
* Pomp and Circumstance Marches No. 6 (Full Scores)
: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
* Give unto the Lord, Op.74 (full score)
* Cockaigne Overture, Op.40 (Piano transcription by Otto Singer)

=={{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|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|Emmanuel, Maurice}} (1862–1938)==

=={{Cat|Enescu, George}} (1881–1955)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* Piano quartets: No. 1, Op. 16 and No. 2, Op. 30 : poss. not published until 1965 or so...
* Piano quintet Op. 29 : not published until 1968, I think, so not PD-CA
* Sonata for Cello and Piano Op. 26 n° 1 (f{{sharp}} minor) : Was this published before 1988? Probably not PD-CA

=={{Cat|Erdmannsdörfer, Max}} (1848–1905)==
*Violin Sonata in Em, Op.25 (pub.1877)

=={{Cat|Erich, Daniel}} (1649–1712)==

=={{Cat|Esposito, Michele}} (1855–1929)==
*Violin sonata No.1 in G major, Op.32 (pub. Schott. edition 1567?) (one source has date 1892 and plate 1567- seems unlikely. ca.1914 and edition 1567 seems more likely, as given in other sources/references.)
*Violin sonata No.2 in A, Op.67 (ca.1920) (C.E. Music Publishers. @University College Dublin, James Joyce Library )
*String Quartet No.2 in C minor, Op.60 (Breitkopf, 1914. L.323)

=={{Cat|Esser, Heinrich}} (1818–1872)==
*Symphony no.1? in D minor, op.44 (1854)
*Symphony no.2? in B minor, op.79 (1870 by [[Schott]])
*String Quartet in G minor, Op.5 (1840, Simrock)
*Piano Trio in E, Op.6 (1842)

=={{Cat|Ewald, Victor}} (1860–1935)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Brass Quintet No.2 in E{{flat}}, Op.6 (score and parts)
* 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|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)==
{{WLcopy|EP}}
* Organ sonatas | sonatas 7-10 are uploaded. (Schissel)
* String Quartet in E minor, Op.41 (pub. 1913 by Junne according to HMB. Only a few libraries have this. [[wikipedia:Hans Fährmann|Wikipedia]] explains prob. why.)
* Piano Trio in C{{sharp}} minor Op.43 (p.1912)

=={{Cat|Fall, Siegfried}} (1877–1943)==
* String Quartet, Op.9 (p.1919)
* Piano Trio, Op.4

=={{Cat|Falla, Manuel de}} (1876–1946)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-EU}}
* 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|Farinelli, Giuseppi}} (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|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 (1849) (manuscript photocopy at Stanford U Library)
* 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. )
* Violoncellosonate op. 46 op. 46 B-Dur (1857; Kl., Vc.)

=={{Cat|Fasch, Johann Friedrich}} (1688–1758)==
* FW F 1: Passio Jesu Christi "Mich vom Stricke meiner Sünden" (Brockes-Passion) Full score/Manuscript

=={{Cat|Fauré, Gabriel}} (1845–1924)==
* Chant Funéraire - Full Score, and if possible parts
* Masques et Bergamasques - Parts
* Pavane, Op. 50 - Fauré's original version for piano

==Feĭnberg, Samuil Evgenʹevich (1890–1962)==
{{WLcopy|NPD-CA}}
'''Solo piano'''
* Sonata No. 1, Op. 1 (1915)
* Sonata No. 2, Op. 2 (1915)
* Fantasia No. 1, Op. 5 (1917)
* Sonata No. 4, Op. 6 (1918)
* Four Preludes, Op. 8 (1920)
* Fantasia No. 2, Op. 9 (1921)
* Sonata No. 5, Op. 10 (1921)
* Suite No. 1, Op. 11 (1922)
(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

Sonata No.3 is not PD in any country because this work was published in 1974 - Emiles Mern

=={{Cat|Feo, Francesco}} (1691–1761)==
* Passio secundum Joannem (St. John Passion)
* Missa defunctorum (1718)
* Stabat mater
* Masses

=={{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|Fibich, Zdeněk}} (1850–1900)==
* At Twilight, Op. 39
* Symphony No. 1
* Symphony No. 2
* Symphony No. 3

=={{Cat|Finger, Godfrey}} (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|Fischer, Carl August}} (1828–1892)==
*Symphonisches Tonstück, Op.32 (pub.ca.1889, repub.1902)

=={{Cat|Fischer, Johann Caspar Ferdinand}} (1665–1746)==
* Musikalischer Parnassus
* Harpsichord Suites

=={{Cat|Fitelberg, Grzegorz}} (1879–1953)==
* The Song of the Falcon (Piesn o Sokole), Op.18 (1905, pub.1907)

=={{Cat|Fitzenhagen, Wilhelm}} (1848–1890)==
*3 Pieces for Cello Quartet and Piano, Op.38
*Konzertwalzer (for 4 Cellos), Op.31
*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
*Wiegenlied for 4 Cellos, Op.7

=={{Cat|Flackton, William}} (1709–1798)==
* 2 Solos, Op.2, #7-8

=={{Cat|Flesch, Carl}} (1873–1944)==
*Basic Studies For Violin

=={{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

=={{Cat|Foerster, Josef Bohuslav}} (1859-1951)==
* Violin Sonata, Op.10 (p.1910)

=={{Cat|Foote, Arthur}} (1853-1937)==
* A Night Piece for Flute and Strings (1922)

=={{Cat|Forchhammer, Theophil}} (1847–1923)==
* Organ works

=={{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)

=={{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.
*Piano Reduction by John Ireland should fall into PD this 2013, if someone has the chance to upload it in the near-future.

=={{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}}
* Any works!

=={{Cat|Fowler-Judd, Alice}} (1873–1940)==
*Cinderella-A Fairy Tale (Century Music Publishing)
*In the Month of Roses (Century Music Publishing, 1913)

=={{Cat|Franck, César}} (1822–1890)==
* Violin Sonata transcribed for Cello.
* A decent scan of the Violin Sonata.
* Psyché (orchestral score and/or piano reduction)
* Prélude, fugue et variation (for piano and harmonium)

=={{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)
* 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)
* Violin concerto op.30 (1890, Schlesinger)
* String Quartet no.1 op.40 in F minor (p.1891)
* String Quintet no.2 op.51 in C (pub.1897, Schlesinger)
* 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
* Piano quartets Op. 33, Op. 41
* Cello sonata Op. 36 (1903)
* Piano Concerto Op. 50 (pub.1910)

=={{Cat|Francmesnil, Roger de}} (1884–1921)==
* Violin sonata Op. 25 (p1911)
* Evocation symphonique

=={{Cat|Franco-Mendès, Jacques}} (1812{{EN}}1841)==
*String Quintet No.1, Op.16 in D (pub. by 1851) (Hofmeister 1851 p22)
*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)==

=={{Cat|Freißlich, 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)

=={{Cat|Frescobaldi, Girolamo}} (1583–1643)==
* Books of Toccatas, canzonas...
* Fiori Musicali
* For book 1 of canzoni see http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Frescobaldi.php [FWC]
** I also posted the original edition [[Il primo libro delle canzoni (Frescobaldi, Girolamo)|here]] --[[User:Boccaccio|Boccaccio]][[User talk:Boccaccio|Talk]] [[Special:Emailuser/Boccaccio|Email]] 13:28, 21 May 2009 (EDT)
* Fioretti di Frescobaldi

=={{Cat|Fricke, Richard}} (1877–1957)==
*String Quartet in F (major?), Op.1 (pub. 1906 by [[Hofmeister]])

=={{Cat|Friedrich, Alexander}} (1863–1945)==
(also known as Alexander Friedrich, Landgraf von Hessen) (brief Wikipedia article: [[wikipedia:Alexander Frederick, Landgrave of Hesse|Wikipedia]] (does not mention composing, though de: does))
*String Quartet No.1, Op.1 (pub.1890)
*Trio for piano, clarinet and horn, Op.3 (pub.1897)

=={{Cat|Friedrich II, King of Prussia}} (1712–1786)==
* Flute sonatas
* Flute and other Concertos
* 4 Symphonies
* Hohenfriedberger Marsch

=={{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)==
*Trauermarsch (C minor) op.13 for orchestra (pub.1917.)

=={{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
*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}} 
'''Works for piano'''
* Eglogue, Op. 5
* Landliche Szenen, Op. 8
* Sonata No. 1, Op. 19 | uploaded
* New improvisations, Op. 30 | uploaded partially
* Jugendklänge, Op. 32
* Preludes Op. 34
* In der Dämmerstunde (four hands), Op. 38
* Sommermärchen, Op. 39 | first 2 uploaded
* Herbstblätter, Op. 43
* Miniaturen (four hands), Op. 44
* Jugend-album, Op. 47 | completely uploaded
* Cello Sonata No. 2, Op. 83
* Sonata No. 2, Op. 88 | uploaded
* Nine fantasy pieces, Op. 89
* Sonata No. 3, Op. 109 | uploaded
* Four pieces, Op. 111
* Tautröpfen, Op. 112
* Six pieces, Op. 114
* An die Zither an meiner Wohnungstûre (male choir and harp)
* 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?)

=={{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 [http://http://imslp.org/wiki/6_Marcie_originali_per_organo,_Op.80_(Fumagalli,_Polibio) 6 Marcie Op.80]

=={{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|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

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== Introduction ==
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===19,000-19,999===
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" width=90%
! Hiding non PD files / selections to split / unavailable / unknown-dates
|-
| {{Spill|19006|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19020|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19029|1}} Gaston Choisnel (1857-1921),
{{Spill|19031|1}}-Norbert Dufourcq (1904-1990)
{{Spill|19082|1}} u.d. for Georges Bell,
{{Spill|19085|1}} John Bull (ca.1562-1628) ,
{{Spill|19103|1}} Fanny S Copeland (1872-1970),
{{Spill|19119|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|19125|1}}-Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)
{{Spill|19128|1}}-Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
{{Spill|19136|1}}-Clarence Adler (1886-1969)
{{Spill|19156|1}} George Delaw (1871-1938),
{{Spill|19158|1}} Albert W Berg (1825-1906),
{{Spill|19198|1}}-Maffeo Zanon (1882-1968)
{{Spill|19199|1}} u.d. for Henry C Shelley,
{{Spill|19205|1}}-Bainbridge Crist (1883-1969)
{{Spill|19206|1}}-Bainbridge Crist (1883-1969)
{{Spill|19207|1}}-Louis Durey (1888-1979)
{{Spill|19210|1}}-Charles Kennedy Scott (1876-1965)
{{Spill|19215|1}} u.d. for L H Meyer,
{{Spill|19223|1}} u.d. for Alessandro Truzzi ,
{{Spill|19227|1}} u.d. for J S, Georg von Schulpe,
{{Spill|19228|1}} u.d. for Paul England ,
{{Spill|19235|1}} u.d. for August Hartel,
{{Spill|19251|1}}-Tristan Klingsor (1874-1966)
{{Spill|19255|1}}-John Ireland (1879-1962)
{{Spill|19255|1}} u.d. for Eric Thirkell Cooper,
{{Spill|19256|1}} Lena Guilbert Ford (1870-1918),
{{Spill|19257|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|19258|1}} u.d. for L Cortijo Alahija, Ramon de La Plaza,
{{Spill|19272|1}} u.d. for Mary L Webster,
{{Spill|19277|1}} u.d. for Mary A Robinson,
{{Spill|19278|1}}-Michael Head (1900-1976)
{{Spill|19304|1}} u.d. for Andre Colomb, A Guillermit,
{{Spill|19309|1}} u.d. for Camille Baron,
{{Spill|19319|1}} Eugene Oudin (1858-1894),
{{Spill|19323|1}} u.d. for Bertram G Work,
{{Spill|19325|1}} u.d. for Florence Hudson Botsford,
{{Spill|19331|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19332|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19333|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19334|1}} u.d. for Ladislav Urban,
{{Spill|19335|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19336|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19337|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19338|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19338|1}} John Bull (ca.1562-1628),
{{Spill|19339|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19340|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19341|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19357|1}}-Maurice Le Boucher (1882-1964)
{{Spill|19367|1}}-Aaron Copland (1900-1990)
{{Spill|19378|1}} Frances M Gostling (?-1935),
{{Spill|19379|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19380|1}}-Darius Milhaud (1892-1974)
{{Spill|19384|1}} John Bernhoff (ca.1850 - ca.1930) ,
{{Spill|19386|1}} u.d. for Henry Levey ,
{{Spill|19388|1}} Franz Ries (1846-1932) ,
{{Spill|19389|1}} Franz Ries (1846-1932) ,
{{Spill|19404|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19405|1}}-Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19406|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19407|1}} u.d. for Ladislav Urban,
{{Spill|19408|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19409|1}} J Stuart Archer (1872-1956),
{{Spill|19413|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|19416|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19421|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19422|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19424|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932),
{{Spill|19441|1}}-Leo Weiner (1885-1960)
{{Spill|19448|1}} u.d. for Emmanuel Soleville,
{{Spill|19450|1}}-Maggie Teyte (1888-1976)
{{Spill|19451|1}} Sylv (Sylvain) Trebucq (1857-1930),
{{Spill|19458|1}} Elliot Griffis (1893-1968) ,
{{Spill|19461|1}} u.d. for Leopold Grunfeld,
{{Spill|19462|1}}-Friedrich Gennrich (1883-1967)
{{Spill|19463|1}} Joseph Vidal (1859-1924), Georges Julien Desire Jouvin, Gillet,
{{Spill|19465|1}} u.d. for Thomas P Fenner,
{{Spill|19466|1}} u.d. for Mina Monroe,
{{Spill|19467|1}} u.d. for Clara Kappey,
{{Spill|19468|1}} u.d. for Clara Kappey,
{{Spill|19469|1}} Elsa Laura von Wolzogen (1876-1945),
{{Spill|19470|1}} Opol Ygouw (1871-1968),
{{Spill|19471|1}} Opol Ygouw (1871-1968),
{{Spill|19479|1}} I A de Orellana (ca.1860-1931),
{{Spill|19481|1}} Fernando J Obradors (1897-1945),
{{Spill|19486|1}} u.d. for Clarke S Kessler,
{{Spill|19494|1}} Helen Hopekirk (1856-1945) ,
{{Spill|19495|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19496|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19497|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19498|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19499|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19501|1}} Maurice Imbert (1893-1981),
{{Spill|19505|1}} Max Reger (1873-1916),
{{Spill|19515|1}} Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964),
{{Spill|19521|1}} Henry Grafton Chapman (1860-1913),
{{Spill|19525|1}}-Luther D Reed (1873-1972)
{{Spill|19525|1}} u.d. for Harry G Archer,
{{Spill|19533|1}}-William J Finn (1881-1961)
{{Spill|19534|1}} Hugo Ulrich (1827-1872) ,
{{Spill|19536|1}}-Gustave Bret (1875-1969)
{{Spill|19546|1}} Hubert Bath (1883-1945),
{{Spill|19552|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932),
{{Spill|19554|1}} Leo Livens (1896-1990),
{{Spill|19564|1}}-Georges Migot (1891-1976)
{{Spill|19565|1}}-Federico Mompou (1893-1987)
{{Spill|19566|1}}-Federico Mompou (1893-1987)
{{Spill|19572|1}} u.d. for Baltasar de Beaujoyeulx, La Chesnaye, Lambert de Beaulieu, Jacques Salmon,
{{Spill|19574|1}}-Philipp Jarnach (1892-1982)
{{Spill|19578|1}} u.d. for Oscar Friedrich Kunel,
{{Spill|19579|1}} Ugo Solazzi (1875-1953),
{{Spill|19581|1}} u.d. for Thomas,
{{Spill|19583|1}} u.d. for W G Rothery,
{{Spill|19584|1}} u.d. for Emily Whitney,
{{Spill|19585|1}} Alice C Jennings (1840-1923),
{{Spill|19593|1}} H Ernest Nichol (1862-1928),
{{Spill|19595|1}} Bruce Steane (1866-1938),
{{Spill|19601|1}} u.d. for W G Wood,
{{Spill|19603|1}} u.d. for Catharine W Fowler,
{{Spill|19604|1}} T Tallis Trimnell (1827-1897),
{{Spill|19612|1}} u.d. for William Smallwood,
{{Spill|19618|1}} u.d. for Richard Francis Lloyd,
{{Spill|19620|1}} u.d. for F Peel,
{{Spill|19621|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|19622|1}} u.d. for William Smallwood,
{{Spill|19623|1}} u.d. for Ugo Solazzi ,
{{Spill|19624|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19625|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19628|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19629|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19631|1}} u.d. for Franciscus Nagler,
{{Spill|19632|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19633|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19633|1}} u.d. for Ray Clarke Rose,
{{Spill|19634|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19634|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19635|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19636|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19637|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19637|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19638|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19638|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19639|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19640|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19641|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19642|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19643|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19643|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19644|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19644|1}} u.d. for Robert Schwalm ,
{{Spill|19645|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19646|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19647|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19648|1}} u.d. for Johannes Pache,
{{Spill|19649|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19650|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19651|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19652|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19653|1}} u.d. for Paul Boden,
{{Spill|19654|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19655|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19655|1}} u.d. for Franciscus Nagler,
{{Spill|19657|1}} u.d. for Georg Joseph,
{{Spill|19658|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19659|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19659|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19660|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19660|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19661|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19662|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19662|1}} u.d. for Franciscus Nagler,
{{Spill|19669|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19669|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19670|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19671|1}}-Healey Willan (1880-1968)
{{Spill|19674|1}} u.d. for Frederick R Greenish,
{{Spill|19677|1}} u.d. for J T Field,
{{Spill|19679|1}}-H Alexander Matthews (1879-1973)
{{Spill|19681|1}} u.d. for Hans Christian Andersen,
{{Spill|19683|1}} u.d. for H M Higgs,
{{Spill|19687|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|19690|1}} u.d. for G F Huntley,
{{Spill|19692|1}} u.d. for George J Tredaway,
{{Spill|19693|1}} u.d. for H Elliot Button,
{{Spill|19694|1}}-Ildebrando Pizzetti (1880-1968)
{{Spill|19695|1}}-Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
{{Spill|19719|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19720|1}} u.d. for Edgar Rogers,
{{Spill|19721|1}} u.d. for Clowes Bayley,
{{Spill|19727|1}} u.d. for Nelle Richmond Eberhart ,
{{Spill|19729|1}} u.d. for Emily Hallowell,
{{Spill|19731|1}} u.d. for Thomas Rutling,
{{Spill|19735|1}} u.d. for Alice E Gillington, Dowsett Sellars,
{{Spill|19739|1}} u.d. for J E Woolacott,
{{Spill|19743|1}} u.d. for Frank L Sealy,
{{Spill|19750|1}} u.d. for Shapcott Wensley ,
{{Spill|19753|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19758|1}} u.d. for H Elliot Button,
{{Spill|19759|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19766|1}} u.d. for B Webb,
{{Spill|19769|1}} u.d. for Henry John King,
{{Spill|19770|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19773|1}} u.d. for F T Nettleingham,
{{Spill|19774|1}} u.d. for F T Nettleingham,
{{Spill|19775|1}} u.d. for Melton Reynolds,
{{Spill|19776|1}} u.d. for Lizzie Twigg, Cahir Healy , Cathal O'Byrne,
{{Spill|19788|1}}-Norman Peterkin (1886-1982)
{{Spill|19802|1}} u.d. for Henry Knight,
{{Spill|19810|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|19813|1}} u.d. for George J Elvey,
{{Spill|19826|1}} u.d. for Harry Schloming,
{{Spill|19829|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|19836|1}}-Healey Willan (1880-1968)
{{Spill|19837|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|19840|1}} u.d. for Alfred Redhead,
{{Spill|19849|1}} u.d. for Clara Gottschalk Peterson,
{{Spill|19850|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19851|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19852|1}} u.d. for Mary Gillen, Oliver Chalifoux,
{{Spill|19854|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19855|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19856|1}} u.d. for H Soussmann, Wilhelm Popp , W F Ambrosio ,
{{Spill|19857|1}} u.d. for Humphrey Mitchell,
{{Spill|19873|1}} u.d. for Vladimir Rebikov ,
{{Spill|19877|1}}-Leonid Leonidovich Sabaneev (1881-1968)
{{Spill|19878|1}} u.d. for Jacques Handschin,
{{Spill|19881|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|19888|1}}-Percy Greenback (1878-1968)
{{Spill|19888|1}} u.d. for Ernst Welisch, Arthur Scott Craven, Harry Beswick,
{{Spill|19900|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972)
{{Spill|19907|1}} u.d. for May Hewes Dodge, John Wilson Dodge,
{{Spill|19910|1}}-May Whittle Moody (1870-1963)
{{Spill|19913|1}} u.d. for J Sergennois,
{{Spill|19923|1}} u.d. for Annette Dieudonne,
{{Spill|19924|1}}-Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)
{{Spill|19925|1}} u.d. for John Wilberforce Doran,
{{Spill|19931|1}}-Edwin Arthur Kraft (1883-1962)
{{Spill|19934|1}}-Richard Keys Biggs (1886-1962)
{{Spill|19937|1}}-Richard Keys Biggs (1886-1962)
{{Spill|19940|1}} u.d. for Alfred J Silver,
{{Spill|19943|1}} u.d. for Arthur Whiting ,
{{Spill|19944|1}} u.d. for Carl Deis ,
{{Spill|19949|1}} u.d. for Louis Winkler ,
{{Spill|19956|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19957|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19958|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19963|1}} u.d. for Agnes Lockhart Hughes,
{{Spill|19967|1}}-Rudolph Ganz (1877-1972)
{{Spill|19970|1}} u.d. for Vladimir Rebikov ,
{{Spill|19984|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|19987|1}} u.d. for Bradford Campbell,
{{Spill|19076}} collection of Purcell for harpsichord, to split.
{{Spill|19079}} collection of marches for organ
{{Spill|19080}} collection for organ. Some dates tbd.
{{Spill|19081}} Organ collection, Lemare and his period
{{Spill|19110}} collection for organ (easy). Some dates tbd.
{{Spill|19111}} collection for organ, ca. 1500
{{Spill|19113}} collection of old English organ pieces
{{Spill|19117}} collection of marches and 2-steps for piano
{{Spill|19118}} collection of militar marches for piano
{{Spill|19150}} collection of Spanish organ pieces, before 1800
{{Spill|19151}} coll. of arrangements for organ
{{Spill|19152}} coll. of "modern" organ pieces
{{Spill|19162}} coll. of violin studies
{{Spill|19164}} coll. of American songs
{{Spill|19165}} coll. of songs for bass
{{Spill|19166}} coll. of American songs
{{Spill|19168}} coll. of Russian songs. Some English translators tbd
{{Spill|19192}} coll. of English piano sonatinas
{{Spill|19203}} coll. of songs from all epochs
{{Spill|19209}} coll. of children songs
{{Spill|19219}} coll. of singing studies
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{{Spill|19260}} Coll. of Indian songs
{{Spill|19270}}
{{Spill|19271}}
{{Spill|19273}}
{{Spill|19274}}
{{Spill|19275}}
{{Spill|19276}} collection of songs, Arthur Foote (1853-1937), librettists tbd
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{{Spill|19328}}
{{Spill|19329}}
{{Spill|19330}} coll. of OS war songs
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{{Spill|19475|1}} Mendelssohn piece: notation looks very modern.
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{{Spill|19567}}
{{Spill|19569}} coll. of popular songs
{{Spill|19570}}
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{{Spill|19573}}
{{Spill|19577}}
{{Spill|19582}} not available until 2066
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{{Spill|19611}}
{{Spill|19615}}
{{Spill|19617}}
{{Spill|19630}}
{{Spill|19656}}
{{Spill|19663}}
{{Spill|19665}} coll. of German popular songs
{{Spill|19672}}
{{Spill|19676}}
{{Spill|19684}}
{{Spill|19691}}
{{Spill|19689}}
{{Spill|19726}} coll. of church songs. Some librettists' dates tbd.
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{{Spill|19730}}
{{Spill|19732}}
{{Spill|19734}}
{{Spill|19737}}
{{Spill|19747}}
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{{Spill|19768}}
{{Spill|19777}}
{{Spill|19779}} 2 Mussorgsky piano pieces, to split
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{{Spill|19781}}
{{Spill|19786}}
{{Spill|19787}}
{{Spill|19789}}
{{Spill|19795}} Coll. of organ pieces (magazine)
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{{Spill|19815}}
{{Spill|19830}}
{{Spill|19832}}
{{Spill|19834}}
{{Spill|19838}}
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{{Spill|19846}}
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{{Spill|19858}} u.d. for librettists
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{{Spill|19864}}
{{Spill|19870}}
{{Spill|19874}}
{{Spill|19879}}
{{Spill|19883}} coll. of popular songs
{{Spill|19885}}
{{Spill|19887}}
{{Spill|19889}} not available until 2057
{{Spill|19902}}
{{Spill|19911}} coll. of evangelic songs
{{Spill|19916}}
{{Spill|19932}}
{{Spill|19942}} not avail. until 2027
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===20,000-20,999===
{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" width=90%
! Hiding non PD files / selections to split / unavailable / unknown-dates
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| {{Spill|20011|1}} u.d. for R E Henninges,
{{Spill|20012|1}} u.d. for H L Heartz,
{{Spill|20014|1}} u.d. for A Aylicson,
{{Spill|20015|1}} u.d. for Leon Garnier,
{{Spill|20016|1}} u.d. for Achille de Lauzieres,
{{Spill|20017|1}} u.d. for Stanislaus Stange,
{{Spill|20022|1}} u.d. for Alfred Maria Willner,
{{Spill|20027|1}} u.d. for Charles Mere,
{{Spill|20073|1}} u.d. for Ludwig Richter, A E Marschner,
{{Spill|20080|1}} u.d. for Josef Schrattenholz,
{{Spill|20088|1}} u.d. for Emma Klingenfeld,
{{Spill|20090|1}} u.d. for M Schoniger,
{{Spill|20097|1}} u.d. for Felix Fourdrain,
{{Spill|20098|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972) Otto Harbach (1873-1963)
{{Spill|20101|1}} u.d. for George A Bell,
{{Spill|20107|1}}-Edward Royce (1886-1963)
{{Spill|20113|1}}-Leonid Leonidovich Sabaneev (1881-1968)
{{Spill|20115|1}} u.d. for Louis Oesterle ,
{{Spill|20129|1}}-Bainbridge Crist (1883-1969)
{{Spill|20136|1}}-Kosaku Yamad (1886-1965)
{{Spill|20140|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20142|1}}-Howard Hanson (1896-1981)
{{Spill|20145|1}} u.d. for Julia A Burt,
{{Spill|20153|1}}-Zoltan Kodaly (1882-1967)
{{Spill|20155|1}} u.d. for Mary Wood Hinman,
{{Spill|20156|1}}-Albert Wolff (1884-1970)
{{Spill|20160|1}}-Aaron Copland (1900-1990)
{{Spill|20161|1}}-Rudolph Ganz (1877-1972)
{{Spill|20169|1}}-Leo Sowerby (1895-1968)
{{Spill|20175|1}} u.d. for Alexander Rihm ,
{{Spill|20186|1}} u.d. for August H Schaefer,
{{Spill|20193|1}} u.d. for Herm Gartner, Walther Davisson,
{{Spill|20201|1}}-Paul Hindemith (1895-1963)
{{Spill|20201|1}} u.d. for Reinhold Merten,
{{Spill|20207|1}} u.d. for A-Ferdinand Herold,
{{Spill|20211|1}}-Douglas Furber (1885-1961)
{{Spill|20212|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972) Otto Harbach (1873-1963)
{{Spill|20212|1}} u.d. for Edward Clark,
{{Spill|20241|1}}-Albert Dupuis (1877-1967)
{{Spill|20241|1}} u.d. for Honore Lejeune, emile Witmeur,
{{Spill|20242|1}}-Albert Dupuis (1877-1967)
{{Spill|20242|1}} u.d. for Jules Mery,
{{Spill|20245|1}} u.d. for Alfred Maria Willner,
{{Spill|20248|1}} u.d. for Charles A Fuller, E Menzeli Bartlett, Lillian Giegler,
{{Spill|20254|1}} u.d. for Carl Mikuli,
{{Spill|20261|1}}-Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
{{Spill|20267|1}} u.d. for Louis Oesterle ,
{{Spill|20268|1}} u.d. for Adriano Banchieri, Robert Roker,
{{Spill|20273|1}} u.d. for Felice Boghen ,
{{Spill|20274|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20275|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20281|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20284|1}} u.d. for Harriette Cady,
{{Spill|20286|1}} u.d. for Isidoro Hernandez,
{{Spill|20289|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20293|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20315|1}} u.d. for A Ray,
{{Spill|20319|1}}-Noel Gallon (1891-1966)
{{Spill|20341|1}} u.d. for Andor Pinter,
{{Spill|20364|1}} u.d. for Lucien Garban ,
{{Spill|20367|1}} u.d. for Fabritio Caroso, Cesare Negri,
{{Spill|20368|1}} u.d. for Giovanni Picchi,
{{Spill|20371|1}} u.d. for Louis Oesterle ,
{{Spill|20372|1}} u.d. for Richard Schmidt ,
{{Spill|20375|1}}-Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
{{Spill|20379|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|20382|1}} u.d. for Paul England ,
{{Spill|20384|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20392|1}} u.d. for Samuel Childs Clarke,
{{Spill|20398|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|20399|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20400|1}} u.d. for G B J Aitken,
{{Spill|20403|1}} u.d. for George J Elvey,
{{Spill|20412|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|20415|1}} u.d. for H M Higgs,
{{Spill|20417|1}} u.d. for S Charles Cooke,
{{Spill|20420|1}} u.d. for John Sewell,
{{Spill|20421|1}} u.d. for J G Johnston,
{{Spill|20422|1}} u.d. for W A C Cruickshank,
{{Spill|20423|1}} u.d. for Arthur Carnall,
{{Spill|20424|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20425|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20436|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20439|1}} u.d. for George Perlman,
{{Spill|20442|1}} u.d. for Efrem Zimbalist,
{{Spill|20446|1}}-Bruno Walter (1876-1962)
{{Spill|20458|1}}-Sandor Jemnitz (1890-1963)
{{Spill|20467|1}} u.d. for Louis Oesterle ,
{{Spill|20468|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20470|1}} u.d. for MCH Collet , MD Calvocoressi ,
{{Spill|20472|1}} u.d. for Florentio Maschera,
{{Spill|20473|1}} u.d. for Tarquinio Merula,
{{Spill|20474|1}} u.d. for Claude Le Jeune,
{{Spill|20475|1}} u.d. for Andre Raison,
{{Spill|20482|1}}-Padraic Colum (1881-1972)
{{Spill|20494|1}} u.d. for Ernst Ludwig Schellenberg,
{{Spill|20504|1}} u.d. for W A C Cruickshank,
{{Spill|20507|1}} u.d. for Charles Grandvallet, Leon Martin,
{{Spill|20508|1}}-Ezra Pound (1885-1972)
{{Spill|20509|1}} u.d. for Marius Baggers,
{{Spill|20510|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|20512|1}} u.d. for Arthur Carnall,
{{Spill|20522|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972) Otto Harbach (1873-1963)
{{Spill|20526|1}}-Albert Dupuis (1877-1967)
{{Spill|20526|1}} u.d. for George Garnir, Henry Vallier,
{{Spill|20528|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20534|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20544|1}} u.d. for Frank Adlam,
{{Spill|20545|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20547|1}} u.d. for George J Elvey,
{{Spill|20550|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20555|1}} u.d. for Alfred Alexander,
{{Spill|20556|1}} u.d. for J G Johnston,
{{Spill|20559|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|20563|1}} u.d. for J G Johnston,
{{Spill|20565|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20567|1}} u.d. for B Latgen,
{{Spill|20572|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|20573|1}} u.d. for Frederick R Greenish,
{{Spill|20576|1}} u.d. for E V Hall, Dean Alford,
{{Spill|20577|1}} u.d. for Dean Alford,
{{Spill|20580|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|20581|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|20602|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20603|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20604|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20605|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20607|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20608|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20609|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20627|1}}-Leo Sowerby (1895-1968)
{{Spill|20628|1}}-Georges Migot (1891-1976)
{{Spill|20641|1}} u.d. for Henry Grafton Chapman,
{{Spill|20644|1}} u.d. for J Sergennois,
{{Spill|20645|1}} u.d. for Longfellow , Campbell-Tipton , Eugene Field , Mark Andrews , Henry van Dyke , FS Converse , Tennyson , Walter Ruel Cowles , Latta Griswold , Austin Dobson , W Ralph Cox , Ella H Federlein , Gottfried H Federlein , Rudyard Kipling , Edward German , Jules Jordan , Lillian F Colby , JW Pommer Jr ,
{{Spill|20646|1}}-Paul Hindemith (1895-1963)
{{Spill|20658|1}} u.d. for Arthur Whiting ,
{{Spill|20667|1}} u.d. for Richard Aldrich ,
{{Spill|20670|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|20681|1}}-Pancho Vladigerov (1899-1978)
{{Spill|20719|1}}-Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) Reinhold Ewald (1890-1974)
{{Spill|20719|1}} u.d. for Hermann Uhticke,
{{Spill|20722|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|20723|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|20724|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|20751|1}} u.d. for Mana-Zucca ,
{{Spill|20752|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|20759|1}} u.d. for Johann Schobert,
{{Spill|20766|1}} u.d. for B Latgen,
{{Spill|20768|1}} u.d. for Mana-Zucca ,
{{Spill|20770|1}} u.d. for Haig Gudenian,
{{Spill|20771|1}} u.d. for Haig Gudenian,
{{Spill|20772|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20773|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20774|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20775|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20800|1}} u.d. for Rosamond Lang, Georgette Parks,
{{Spill|20803|1}} u.d. for Louis Narici, Emma Klingenfeld, Sylvio Lazzari ,
{{Spill|20808|1}} u.d. for Alfred Maria Willner, Robert Bodanzky,
{{Spill|20823|1}} u.d. for Alberto Franchetti, Giovacchino Forzano,
{{Spill|20834|1}} u.d. for Oscar Espla,
{{Spill|20861|1}} u.d. for F Hermann,
{{Spill|20866}}-withdrawn
{{Spill|20885|1}}-Paul Grummer (1879-1965)
{{Spill|20885|1}} u.d. for Carl Hermann,
{{Spill|20886|1}} u.d. for P Suardon,
{{Spill|20892|1}} u.d. for G Emil Elliot,
{{Spill|20893|1}} u.d. for Maillot, Henri Nuyens,
{{Spill|20895|1}} u.d. for Alfred Maria Willner, Robert Bodanzky,
{{Spill|20897|1}} u.d. for L Benda,
{{Spill|20900|1}} u.d. for Henry Bouchut,
{{Spill|20903|1}} u.d. for Edward Agate,
{{Spill|20909|1}}-Alois Reiser (1887-1977)
{{Spill|20912|1}}-Richard Stahr (1874-1967)
{{Spill|20921|1}}-Leo Sowerby (1895-1968)
{{Spill|20923|1}}-Arthur Bliss (1891-1975)
{{Spill|20924|1}}-Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
{{Spill|20925|1}}-Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
{{Spill|20925|1}} u.d. for Makoko Kangourou,
{{Spill|20941|1}} u.d. for Adolf Paul ,
{{Spill|20945|1}}-Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
{{Spill|20950|1}}-Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
{{Spill|20951|1}}-Rudolph Ganz (1877-1972)
{{Spill|20953|1}}-Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)
{{Spill|20954|1}}-Nikolai Lopatnikoff (1903-1976)
{{Spill|20955|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|20956|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|20957|1}}-Zoltan Kodaly (1882-1967)
{{Spill|20958|1}}-Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
{{Spill|20959|1}} u.d. for Theodore Spiering ,
{{Spill|20960|1}}-Zoltan Kodaly (1882-1967)
{{Spill|20965|1}} u.d. for Rudolph Gfaller, Robert Pohl, Bruno Decker,
{{Spill|20968|1}} u.d. for A G Lewis ,
{{Spill|20971|1}}-Andre Gailhard (1885-1966)
{{Spill|20993|1}} u.d. for John F Russell , JH Elliot ,
{{Spill|20998|1}} u.d. for Charles L Buchanan,
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3 Hymns, Op.96 (Mendelssohn, Felix)

2013-03-24T21:14:02Z

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2013-03-24T21:07:55Z

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2013-03-24T21:02:41Z

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File:SIBLEY1802.19526.9cd4-39087011295328lord.pdf

2013-03-24T21:02:39Z

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2013-03-20T22:16:13Z

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== Introduction ==
{{Sibleyintro}}
{{sibleylinklistpages}}

===19,000-19,999===
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| {{Spill|19006|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19020|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19029|1}} Gaston Choisnel (1857-1921),
{{Spill|19031|1}}-Norbert Dufourcq (1904-1990)
{{Spill|19082|1}} u.d. for Georges Bell,
{{Spill|19085|1}} John Bull (ca.1562-1628) ,
{{Spill|19103|1}} Fanny S Copeland (1872-1970),
{{Spill|19119|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|19125|1}}-Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)
{{Spill|19128|1}}-Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
{{Spill|19136|1}}-Clarence Adler (1886-1969)
{{Spill|19156|1}} George Delaw (1871-1938),
{{Spill|19158|1}} Albert W Berg (1825-1906),
{{Spill|19198|1}}-Maffeo Zanon (1882-1968)
{{Spill|19199|1}} u.d. for Henry C Shelley,
{{Spill|19205|1}}-Bainbridge Crist (1883-1969)
{{Spill|19206|1}}-Bainbridge Crist (1883-1969)
{{Spill|19207|1}}-Louis Durey (1888-1979)
{{Spill|19210|1}}-Charles Kennedy Scott (1876-1965)
{{Spill|19215|1}} u.d. for L H Meyer,
{{Spill|19223|1}} u.d. for Alessandro Truzzi ,
{{Spill|19227|1}} u.d. for J S, Georg von Schulpe,
{{Spill|19228|1}} u.d. for Paul England ,
{{Spill|19235|1}} u.d. for August Hartel,
{{Spill|19251|1}}-Tristan Klingsor (1874-1966)
{{Spill|19255|1}}-John Ireland (1879-1962)
{{Spill|19255|1}} u.d. for Eric Thirkell Cooper,
{{Spill|19256|1}} Lena Guilbert Ford (1870-1918),
{{Spill|19257|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|19258|1}} u.d. for L Cortijo Alahija, Ramon de La Plaza,
{{Spill|19272|1}} u.d. for Mary L Webster,
{{Spill|19277|1}} u.d. for Mary A Robinson,
{{Spill|19278|1}}-Michael Head (1900-1976)
{{Spill|19304|1}} u.d. for Andre Colomb, A Guillermit,
{{Spill|19309|1}} u.d. for Camille Baron,
{{Spill|19319|1}} Eugene Oudin (1858-1894),
{{Spill|19323|1}} u.d. for Bertram G Work,
{{Spill|19325|1}} u.d. for Florence Hudson Botsford,
{{Spill|19331|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19332|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19333|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19334|1}} u.d. for Ladislav Urban,
{{Spill|19335|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19336|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19337|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19338|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19338|1}} John Bull (ca.1562-1628),
{{Spill|19339|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19340|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19341|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19357|1}}-Maurice Le Boucher (1882-1964)
{{Spill|19367|1}}-Aaron Copland (1900-1990)
{{Spill|19378|1}} Frances M Gostling (?-1935),
{{Spill|19379|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19380|1}}-Darius Milhaud (1892-1974)
{{Spill|19384|1}} John Bernhoff (ca.1850 - ca.1930) ,
{{Spill|19386|1}} u.d. for Henry Levey ,
{{Spill|19388|1}} Franz Ries (1846-1932) ,
{{Spill|19389|1}} Franz Ries (1846-1932) ,
{{Spill|19404|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19405|1}}-Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19406|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19407|1}} u.d. for Ladislav Urban,
{{Spill|19408|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19409|1}} J Stuart Archer (1872-1956),
{{Spill|19413|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|19416|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19421|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19422|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932) ,
{{Spill|19424|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932),
{{Spill|19441|1}}-Leo Weiner (1885-1960)
{{Spill|19448|1}} u.d. for Emmanuel Soleville,
{{Spill|19450|1}}-Maggie Teyte (1888-1976)
{{Spill|19451|1}} Sylv (Sylvain) Trebucq (1857-1930),
{{Spill|19458|1}} Elliot Griffis (1893-1968) ,
{{Spill|19461|1}} u.d. for Leopold Grunfeld,
{{Spill|19462|1}}-Friedrich Gennrich (1883-1967)
{{Spill|19463|1}} Joseph Vidal (1859-1924), Georges Julien Desire Jouvin, Gillet,
{{Spill|19465|1}} u.d. for Thomas P Fenner,
{{Spill|19466|1}} u.d. for Mina Monroe,
{{Spill|19467|1}} u.d. for Clara Kappey,
{{Spill|19468|1}} u.d. for Clara Kappey,
{{Spill|19469|1}} Elsa Laura von Wolzogen (1876-1945),
{{Spill|19470|1}} Opol Ygouw (1871-1968),
{{Spill|19471|1}} Opol Ygouw (1871-1968),
{{Spill|19479|1}} I A de Orellana (ca.1860-1931),
{{Spill|19481|1}} Fernando J Obradors (1897-1945),
{{Spill|19486|1}} u.d. for Clarke S Kessler,
{{Spill|19494|1}} Helen Hopekirk (1856-1945) ,
{{Spill|19495|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19496|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19497|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19498|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19499|1}}-Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)
{{Spill|19501|1}} Maurice Imbert (1893-1981),
{{Spill|19505|1}} Max Reger (1873-1916),
{{Spill|19515|1}} Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964),
{{Spill|19521|1}} Henry Grafton Chapman (1860-1913),
{{Spill|19525|1}}-Luther D Reed (1873-1972)
{{Spill|19525|1}} u.d. for Harry G Archer,
{{Spill|19533|1}}-William J Finn (1881-1961)
{{Spill|19534|1}} Hugo Ulrich (1827-1872) ,
{{Spill|19536|1}}-Gustave Bret (1875-1969)
{{Spill|19546|1}} Hubert Bath (1883-1945),
{{Spill|19552|1}} Louis Oesterle (1854-1932),
{{Spill|19554|1}} Leo Livens (1896-1990),
{{Spill|19564|1}}-Georges Migot (1891-1976)
{{Spill|19565|1}}-Federico Mompou (1893-1987)
{{Spill|19566|1}}-Federico Mompou (1893-1987)
{{Spill|19572|1}} u.d. for Baltasar de Beaujoyeulx, La Chesnaye, Lambert de Beaulieu, Jacques Salmon,
{{Spill|19574|1}}-Philipp Jarnach (1892-1982)
{{Spill|19578|1}} u.d. for Oscar Friedrich Kunel,
{{Spill|19579|1}} Ugo Solazzi (1875-1953),
{{Spill|19581|1}} u.d. for Thomas,
{{Spill|19583|1}} u.d. for W G Rothery,
{{Spill|19584|1}} u.d. for Emily Whitney,
{{Spill|19585|1}} Alice C Jennings (1840-1923),
{{Spill|19593|1}} H Ernest Nichol (1862-1928),
{{Spill|19595|1}} Bruce Steane (1866-1938),
{{Spill|19601|1}} u.d. for W G Wood,
{{Spill|19603|1}} u.d. for Catharine W Fowler,
{{Spill|19604|1}} T Tallis Trimnell (1827-1897),
{{Spill|19612|1}} u.d. for William Smallwood,
{{Spill|19618|1}} u.d. for Richard Francis Lloyd,
{{Spill|19620|1}} u.d. for F Peel,
{{Spill|19621|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|19622|1}} u.d. for William Smallwood,
{{Spill|19623|1}} u.d. for Ugo Solazzi ,
{{Spill|19624|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19625|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19628|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19629|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19631|1}} u.d. for Franciscus Nagler,
{{Spill|19632|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19633|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19633|1}} u.d. for Ray Clarke Rose,
{{Spill|19634|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19634|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19635|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19636|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19637|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19637|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19638|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19638|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19639|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19640|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19641|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19642|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19643|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19643|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19644|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19644|1}} u.d. for Robert Schwalm ,
{{Spill|19645|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19646|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19647|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19648|1}} u.d. for Johannes Pache,
{{Spill|19649|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19650|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19651|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19652|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19653|1}} u.d. for Paul Boden,
{{Spill|19654|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19655|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19655|1}} u.d. for Franciscus Nagler,
{{Spill|19657|1}} u.d. for Georg Joseph,
{{Spill|19658|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19659|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19659|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19660|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19660|1}} u.d. for Stewart A Trench,
{{Spill|19661|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19662|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19662|1}} u.d. for Franciscus Nagler,
{{Spill|19669|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19669|1}} u.d. for Edward Oxenford ,
{{Spill|19670|1}}-Clarence Dickinson (1873-1969)
{{Spill|19671|1}}-Healey Willan (1880-1968)
{{Spill|19674|1}} u.d. for Frederick R Greenish,
{{Spill|19677|1}} u.d. for J T Field,
{{Spill|19679|1}}-H Alexander Matthews (1879-1973)
{{Spill|19681|1}} u.d. for Hans Christian Andersen,
{{Spill|19683|1}} u.d. for H M Higgs,
{{Spill|19687|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|19690|1}} u.d. for G F Huntley,
{{Spill|19692|1}} u.d. for George J Tredaway,
{{Spill|19693|1}} u.d. for H Elliot Button,
{{Spill|19694|1}}-Ildebrando Pizzetti (1880-1968)
{{Spill|19695|1}}-Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
{{Spill|19719|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19720|1}} u.d. for Edgar Rogers,
{{Spill|19721|1}} u.d. for Clowes Bayley,
{{Spill|19727|1}} u.d. for Nelle Richmond Eberhart ,
{{Spill|19729|1}} u.d. for Emily Hallowell,
{{Spill|19731|1}} u.d. for Thomas Rutling,
{{Spill|19735|1}} u.d. for Alice E Gillington, Dowsett Sellars,
{{Spill|19739|1}} u.d. for J E Woolacott,
{{Spill|19743|1}} u.d. for Frank L Sealy,
{{Spill|19750|1}} u.d. for Shapcott Wensley ,
{{Spill|19753|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19758|1}} u.d. for H Elliot Button,
{{Spill|19759|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19766|1}} u.d. for B Webb,
{{Spill|19769|1}} u.d. for Henry John King,
{{Spill|19770|1}} u.d. for E V Hall,
{{Spill|19773|1}} u.d. for F T Nettleingham,
{{Spill|19774|1}} u.d. for F T Nettleingham,
{{Spill|19775|1}} u.d. for Melton Reynolds,
{{Spill|19776|1}} u.d. for Lizzie Twigg, Cahir Healy , Cathal O'Byrne,
{{Spill|19788|1}}-Norman Peterkin (1886-1982)
{{Spill|19802|1}} u.d. for Henry Knight,
{{Spill|19810|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|19813|1}} u.d. for George J Elvey,
{{Spill|19826|1}} u.d. for Harry Schloming,
{{Spill|19829|1}} u.d. for Bruce Steane,
{{Spill|19836|1}}-Healey Willan (1880-1968)
{{Spill|19837|1}} u.d. for Herbert W Wareing,
{{Spill|19840|1}} u.d. for Alfred Redhead,
{{Spill|19849|1}} u.d. for Clara Gottschalk Peterson,
{{Spill|19850|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19851|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19852|1}} u.d. for Mary Gillen, Oliver Chalifoux,
{{Spill|19854|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19855|1}}-William J Reddick (1890-1965)
{{Spill|19856|1}} u.d. for H Soussmann, Wilhelm Popp , W F Ambrosio ,
{{Spill|19857|1}} u.d. for Humphrey Mitchell,
{{Spill|19873|1}} u.d. for Vladimir Rebikov ,
{{Spill|19877|1}}-Leonid Leonidovich Sabaneev (1881-1968)
{{Spill|19878|1}} u.d. for Jacques Handschin,
{{Spill|19881|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|19888|1}}-Percy Greenback (1878-1968)
{{Spill|19888|1}} u.d. for Ernst Welisch, Arthur Scott Craven, Harry Beswick,
{{Spill|19900|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972)
{{Spill|19907|1}} u.d. for May Hewes Dodge, John Wilson Dodge,
{{Spill|19910|1}}-May Whittle Moody (1870-1963)
{{Spill|19913|1}} u.d. for J Sergennois,
{{Spill|19923|1}} u.d. for Annette Dieudonne,
{{Spill|19924|1}}-Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)
{{Spill|19925|1}} u.d. for John Wilberforce Doran,
{{Spill|19931|1}}-Edwin Arthur Kraft (1883-1962)
{{Spill|19934|1}}-Richard Keys Biggs (1886-1962)
{{Spill|19937|1}}-Richard Keys Biggs (1886-1962)
{{Spill|19940|1}} u.d. for Alfred J Silver,
{{Spill|19943|1}} u.d. for Arthur Whiting ,
{{Spill|19944|1}} u.d. for Carl Deis ,
{{Spill|19949|1}} u.d. for Louis Winkler ,
{{Spill|19956|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19957|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19958|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|19963|1}} u.d. for Agnes Lockhart Hughes,
{{Spill|19967|1}}-Rudolph Ganz (1877-1972)
{{Spill|19970|1}} u.d. for Vladimir Rebikov ,
{{Spill|19984|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|19987|1}} u.d. for Bradford Campbell,
{{Spill|19076}} collection of Purcell for harpsichord, to split.
{{Spill|19079}} collection of marches for organ
{{Spill|19080}} collection for organ. Some dates tbd.
{{Spill|19081}} Organ collection, Lemare and his period
{{Spill|19110}} collection for organ (easy). Some dates tbd.
{{Spill|19111}} collection for organ, ca. 1500
{{Spill|19113}} collection of old English organ pieces
{{Spill|19117}} collection of marches and 2-steps for piano
{{Spill|19118}} collection of militar marches for piano
{{Spill|19150}} collection of Spanish organ pieces, before 1800
{{Spill|19151}} coll. of arrangements for organ
{{Spill|19152}} coll. of "modern" organ pieces
{{Spill|19162}} coll. of violin studies
{{Spill|19164}} coll. of American songs
{{Spill|19165}} coll. of songs for bass
{{Spill|19166}} coll. of American songs
{{Spill|19168}} coll. of Russian songs. Some English translators tbd
{{Spill|19192}} coll. of English piano sonatinas
{{Spill|19203}} coll. of songs from all epochs
{{Spill|19209}} coll. of children songs
{{Spill|19219}} coll. of singing studies
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{{Spill|19260}} Coll. of Indian songs
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{{Spill|19275}}
{{Spill|19276}} collection of songs, Arthur Foote (1853-1937), librettists tbd
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{{Spill|19330}} coll. of OS war songs
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{{Spill|19475|1}} Mendelssohn piece: notation looks very modern.
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{{Spill|19567}}
{{Spill|19569}} coll. of popular songs
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{{Spill|19573}}
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{{Spill|19582}} not available until 2066
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{{Spill|19611}}
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{{Spill|19630}}
{{Spill|19656}}
{{Spill|19663}}
{{Spill|19665}} coll. of German popular songs
{{Spill|19672}}
{{Spill|19676}}
{{Spill|19684}}
{{Spill|19691}}
{{Spill|19689}}
{{Spill|19726}} coll. of church songs. Some librettists' dates tbd.
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{{Spill|19730}}
{{Spill|19732}}
{{Spill|19734}}
{{Spill|19737}}
{{Spill|19747}}
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{{Spill|19768}}
{{Spill|19777}}
{{Spill|19779}} 2 Mussorgsky piano pieces, to split
{{Spill|19780}}
{{Spill|19781}}
{{Spill|19786}}
{{Spill|19787}}
{{Spill|19789}}
{{Spill|19795}} Coll. of organ pieces (magazine)
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{{Spill|19815}}
{{Spill|19830}}
{{Spill|19832}}
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{{Spill|19858}} u.d. for librettists
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{{Spill|19864}}
{{Spill|19870}}
{{Spill|19874}}
{{Spill|19879}}
{{Spill|19883}} coll. of popular songs
{{Spill|19885}}
{{Spill|19887}}
{{Spill|19889}} not available until 2057
{{Spill|19902}}
{{Spill|19911}} coll. of evangelic songs
{{Spill|19916}}
{{Spill|19932}}
{{Spill|19942}} not avail. until 2027
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{{Spill|19964}}
{{Spill|19975}}

===20,000-20,999===
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! Hiding non PD files / selections to split / unavailable / unknown-dates
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| {{Spill|20011|1}} u.d. for R E Henninges,
{{Spill|20012|1}} u.d. for H L Heartz,
{{Spill|20014|1}} u.d. for A Aylicson,
{{Spill|20015|1}} u.d. for Leon Garnier,
{{Spill|20016|1}} u.d. for Achille de Lauzieres,
{{Spill|20017|1}} u.d. for Stanislaus Stange,
{{Spill|20022|1}} u.d. for Alfred Maria Willner,
{{Spill|20027|1}} u.d. for Charles Mere,
{{Spill|20073|1}} u.d. for Ludwig Richter, A E Marschner,
{{Spill|20080|1}} u.d. for Josef Schrattenholz,
{{Spill|20088|1}} u.d. for Emma Klingenfeld,
{{Spill|20090|1}} u.d. for M Schoniger,
{{Spill|20097|1}} u.d. for Felix Fourdrain,
{{Spill|20098|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972) Otto Harbach (1873-1963)
{{Spill|20101|1}} u.d. for George A Bell,
{{Spill|20107|1}}-Edward Royce (1886-1963)
{{Spill|20113|1}}-Leonid Leonidovich Sabaneev (1881-1968)
{{Spill|20115|1}} u.d. for Louis Oesterle ,
{{Spill|20129|1}}-Bainbridge Crist (1883-1969)
{{Spill|20136|1}}-Kosaku Yamad (1886-1965)
{{Spill|20140|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
{{Spill|20142|1}}-Howard Hanson (1896-1981)
{{Spill|20145|1}} u.d. for Julia A Burt,
{{Spill|20153|1}}-Zoltan Kodaly (1882-1967)
{{Spill|20155|1}} u.d. for Mary Wood Hinman,
{{Spill|20156|1}}-Albert Wolff (1884-1970)
{{Spill|20160|1}}-Aaron Copland (1900-1990)
{{Spill|20161|1}}-Rudolph Ganz (1877-1972)
{{Spill|20169|1}}-Leo Sowerby (1895-1968)
{{Spill|20175|1}} u.d. for Alexander Rihm ,
{{Spill|20186|1}} u.d. for August H Schaefer,
{{Spill|20193|1}} u.d. for Herm Gartner, Walther Davisson,
{{Spill|20201|1}}-Paul Hindemith (1895-1963)
{{Spill|20201|1}} u.d. for Reinhold Merten,
{{Spill|20207|1}} u.d. for A-Ferdinand Herold,
{{Spill|20211|1}}-Douglas Furber (1885-1961)
{{Spill|20212|1}}-Rudolf Friml (1879-1972) Otto Harbach (1873-1963)
{{Spill|20212|1}} u.d. for Edward Clark,
{{Spill|20241|1}}-Albert Dupuis (1877-1967)
{{Spill|20241|1}} u.d. for Honore Lejeune, emile Witmeur,
{{Spill|20242|1}}-Albert Dupuis (1877-1967)
{{Spill|20242|1}} u.d. for Jules Mery,
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{{Spill|20248|1}} u.d. for Charles A Fuller, E Menzeli Bartlett, Lillian Giegler,
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{{Spill|20275|1}}-Percy Grainger (1882-1961)
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{{Spill|20379|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
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{{Spill|20670|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|20681|1}}-Pancho Vladigerov (1899-1978)
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{{Spill|20722|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|20723|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
{{Spill|20724|1}}-Louis Aubert (1877-1968)
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{{Spill|20752|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|20759|1}} u.d. for Johann Schobert,
{{Spill|20766|1}} u.d. for B Latgen,
{{Spill|20768|1}} u.d. for Mana-Zucca ,
{{Spill|20770|1}} u.d. for Haig Gudenian,
{{Spill|20771|1}} u.d. for Haig Gudenian,
{{Spill|20772|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20773|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20774|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
{{Spill|20775|1}} u.d. for Jean Poueigh,
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{{Spill|20803|1}} u.d. for Louis Narici, Emma Klingenfeld, Sylvio Lazzari ,
{{Spill|20808|1}} u.d. for Alfred Maria Willner, Robert Bodanzky,
{{Spill|20823|1}} u.d. for Alberto Franchetti, Giovacchino Forzano,
{{Spill|20834|1}} u.d. for Oscar Espla,
{{Spill|20861|1}} u.d. for F Hermann,
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{{Spill|20885|1}}-Paul Grummer (1879-1965)
{{Spill|20885|1}} u.d. for Carl Hermann,
{{Spill|20886|1}} u.d. for P Suardon,
{{Spill|20892|1}} u.d. for G Emil Elliot,
{{Spill|20893|1}} u.d. for Maillot, Henri Nuyens,
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{{Spill|20900|1}} u.d. for Henry Bouchut,
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{{Spill|20909|1}}-Alois Reiser (1887-1977)
{{Spill|20912|1}}-Richard Stahr (1874-1967)
{{Spill|20921|1}}-Leo Sowerby (1895-1968)
{{Spill|20923|1}}-Arthur Bliss (1891-1975)
{{Spill|20924|1}}-Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
{{Spill|20925|1}}-Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)
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{{Spill|20945|1}}-Herbert Howells (1892-1983)
{{Spill|20950|1}}-Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
{{Spill|20951|1}}-Rudolph Ganz (1877-1972)
{{Spill|20953|1}}-Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)
{{Spill|20954|1}}-Nikolai Lopatnikoff (1903-1976)
{{Spill|20955|1}}-Eugene Goossens (1893-1962)
{{Spill|20956|1}}-A Walter Kramer (1890-1969)
{{Spill|20957|1}}-Zoltan Kodaly (1882-1967)
{{Spill|20958|1}}-Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
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{{Spill|20960|1}}-Zoltan Kodaly (1882-1967)
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{{Spill|20971|1}}-Andre Gailhard (1885-1966)
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Ich bin in mir vergnügt, BWV 204 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)

2013-03-20T22:13:16Z

Trombonist: Corrected the plate-number of the vocal score

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|Uploader=[[User:Trombonist|Trombonist]]
|Date Submitted=2013/3/20
|Publisher Information=Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, n.d. Plate J.S.B. I.204.
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===Full Scores===
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|Page Count 1=34
|Editor=Wilhelm Rust
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|Date Submitted=2007/1/18
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|Work Title=Ich bin in mir vergnügt, BWV 204
|Alternative Title=
|Opus/Catalogue Number=BWV 204
|Key=B{{flat}} major
|Number of Movements/Sections=8
|Average Duration=32 minutes
|Dedication=
|First Performance=ca.1726/27
|Year/Date of Composition=ca.1726/27
|Year of First Publication=1862
|Librettist=Christian Friedrich Hunold (1681–1721)
|Language=German
|Piece Style=Baroque
|Instrumentation=''Soloist'': Soprano ''Orchestra'': transverse flute, 2 oboes, 2 violins, viola, continuo
|Tags= secular cantatas ; sop orch ; de

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===Section Listing===
# Recitative ("Ich bin in mir vergnugt")
# Aria ("Ruhig und in sich zufrieden")
# Recitative ("Ihr Seelen, die ihr ausser euch")
# Aria ("Die Schatzbarkeit der weiten Erden")
# Recitative ("Schwer ist es zwar, viel Eitles zu besitzen")
# Aria ("Meine Seele sei vergnugt")
# Recitative ("Ein edler Mensch ist Perlenmuscheln gleich")
# Aria ("Hummlische Vergnugsamkeit")

===External Links===
* [http://www.bach-cantatas.com/BWV204.htm Bach Cantatas website]

{{BachCantatas}}

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Ich bin in mir vergnügt, BWV 204 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)

2013-03-20T22:10:12Z

Trombonist: Added 1 files to Ich bin in mir vergnügt, BWV 204 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)

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===Full Scores===
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|Image Type=Normal Scan
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|Date Submitted=2007/1/18
|Publisher Information={{BachComplete|11.2|1862|XI(2)}}
|Copyright=Public Domain
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| *****WORK INFO*****

|Work Title=Ich bin in mir vergnügt, BWV 204
|Alternative Title=
|Opus/Catalogue Number=BWV 204
|Key=B{{flat}} major
|Number of Movements/Sections=8
|Average Duration=32 minutes
|Dedication=
|First Performance=ca.1726/27
|Year/Date of Composition=ca.1726/27
|Year of First Publication=1862
|Librettist=Christian Friedrich Hunold (1681–1721)
|Language=German
|Piece Style=Baroque
|Instrumentation=''Soloist'': Soprano ''Orchestra'': transverse flute, 2 oboes, 2 violins, viola, continuo
|Tags= secular cantatas ; sop orch ; de

| *****COMMENTS***** =

===Section Listing===
# Recitative ("Ich bin in mir vergnugt")
# Aria ("Ruhig und in sich zufrieden")
# Recitative ("Ihr Seelen, die ihr ausser euch")
# Aria ("Die Schatzbarkeit der weiten Erden")
# Recitative ("Schwer ist es zwar, viel Eitles zu besitzen")
# Aria ("Meine Seele sei vergnugt")
# Recitative ("Ein edler Mensch ist Perlenmuscheln gleich")
# Aria ("Hummlische Vergnugsamkeit")

===External Links===
* [http://www.bach-cantatas.com/BWV204.htm Bach Cantatas website]

{{BachCantatas}}

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