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Op.1 - Rondo brillant in F major for piano 4 hands
Op.2 - ? (for flute and piano); possibly Variationen for flute and piano (Hamburg: Böhme, 1817)
Op.3 - 6 Walses et 6 ecossaises for piano 4 hands (Hamburg: Cranz, 1821); possibly first published without opus number; reissued in 1828
Op.4 - Sonatine in G major for piano
Op.5 - Grande sonate in E♭ major for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1821)
Op.6 - Variations (sur l'air 'Marlborough sa va't en guèrre') in G major for piano (Copenhagen: Lose, 1818); dedicated to Madame la Conseilliere de Justice Lehmann
Op.7 - Violin Sonata; a Sonate av. Violon is noted in Handbuch from 1823 (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel), though the notice could be for the violin sonata in A minor without opus number
Op.8 - ?
Op.9 - ?
Op.10 - 6 Gedichte (von Novalis) for voice and piano (Hamburg: Cranz, 1822)
Op.10 - Sonate in C minor for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1826); later published as Grande Sonate (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1828); dedicated to Monsieur le Noble Erik de Drake
Op.11 - Sonatine in F major for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1826)
Op.12 - 5 Pièces faciles for piano (Leipzig: Hofmeister, 1825); also set for piano 4 hands?
Op.12 - 6 Divertissemens for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1825-26); also set for piano solo; keys: E minor, G minor, A♭ major, G major, C minor, A minor
Op.13 - Sonatine in G major for piano (Leipzig: Hofmeister, 1826); reissued in 1828
Op.14 - 3 Amusemens for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1828)
Op.15 - 3 Pièces for piano (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1828); keys: E♭ major, A♭ major, C minor; dedicated to J.N. Hummel
Op.16 - Rondo brillante in F major for piano and string quartet ad lib. (Paris: Lemoine, 1827); also arranged for piano 4 hands by the composer (manuscript); dedicated to Madame la Baronne Martine de Schwerin
Op.17 - Grand duo concertant in B♭ major for violin and piano (Paris: Lemoine); dedicated to Monsieur Habeneck
Op.18 - Grande sonate concertante in B minor for cello (or violin) and piano (Paris: Lemoine); dedicated to Monsieur Pixis
Op.19 - Amusement for piano; dedicated to Mademoiselle Martine Lamberg
Op.20 - Violin Sonata in A major; dedication: à son ami Charles Dahl
Op.21 - 2 Amusements for piano
Op.22 - 3 Rondinos (sur des Thèmes fav. de Rossini) for piano (Paris: Lemoine, 1827); later edition (Bonn: Simrock, 1843)
Op.23 - Violin Sonata
Op.24 - Variations (sur un Thème de Händel) for piano; later edition (Hamburg: Niemeyer, 1844)
Op.25 - Duo concertant for cello (or violin) and piano (Paris: Farrenc, 1827 ca.)
Op.26 - ?
Op.27 - Grand Duo for cello (or violin) and piano (Paris: Farrenc, 1827 ca.)
Op.28 - Les bijoux (4 Mélodies favorites variées) for piano; later edition (Paris: Farrenc, 1834; Leipzig: Peters, 1834); published in 2 volumes of 2 pieces each
Air de Hummel
Chanson autrichienue
Air de Mathilde de Shabran
Air russe
Op.29 - 3 String Quartets (Paris: Farrenc, 1831)
Op.30 - Divertissement (sur Robert le diabla; Duo concertant) in F major for violin and piano (Berlin: Schlesinger, 1833); digitized copy available from BLB
Op.31 - ?
Op.32 - Duo concertant (sur motifs de Nathalie) for violin and piano (Paris: Schlesinger, 1833 ca.)
Op.33 - Fantaisie concertante No.1 (sur des Airs russes) in G for cello (or violin) and piano (Paris: Farrenc, 1833; Leipzig: Peters, 1833)
Op.34 - Fantaisie concertante No.2 (sur des Airs russes) in D for cello (or violin) and piano (Paris: Farrenc, 1833; Leipzig: Peters, 1833)
Op.35 - Fantaisie concertante No.3 (sur des Airs russes) in C for cello (or violin) and piano (Paris: Farrenc, 1833; Leipzig: Peters, 1833)
Op.36 - Les bouquets (4 Mélodies favorites variées) for piano (Paris: Farrenc, 1834; Leipzig: Peters, 1834); published in 2 volumes of 2 pieces each
Air de Carafa
Galopade
Air autrichien
Thême de Zelmire
Op.37 - 2 Airs favoris for violin and piano
Carafa, Thème italien
Bellini, Cavatine du Pirate
Op.38 - ?
Op.39 - ?
Op.40 - Fantaisie (sur des Motifs de Ludovic) for cello (or violin) and piano (Berlin: Schlesinger, 1833); digitized copy of the violin/piano version (with cello part in the score) from BLB
Op.41 - Variations (über ein russisches Volkslied) for cello and piano
Op.42 - Duo (sur des Motifs de la Juive de Halevy) for violin (or cello) and piano (Berlin: Schlesinger, 1836)
Op.43 - 3 Duos non difficiles (sur l'Ile des pirates, Robert le Diable et le Proscrit) for violin and piano (Paris: Schlesinger, 1836 ca.)
Op.44 - 3 Duos concertans (non difficiles) for violin and piano (Paris: Lemoine, 1836 ca.); version for piano 4 hands (Paris: Lemoine, 1838); some later editions published with title 3 Rondinos (Bonn: Simrock, 1843; Braunschweig: Meyer, 1843)
Choeur de Norma de Bellini
Duetto de Norma de Bellini
L'Andalouse de Monpou
Op.45 - ?
Op.46 - 4 Duos brillants (sur des Thèmes fav. des Opéras) for violin and piano (Berlin: Schlesinger, 1836)
Op.47 - 3 Divertissemens (sur des Thèmes italiens) for violin (or cello) and piano
Op.48 - ?
Op.49 - ?
Op.50 - 3 Marches for piano 4 hands (Hamburg: Böhme, 1839)
Op.59 - 3 Gesänge for high voice and piano (Braunschweig: Meyer, 1843)
Wenn die Rosen blühen
Ueber die Berge, über die Wellen
Schwalbe mit dem Sommer zieht
Op.60 - 6 Divertissemens (en Forme de Marches) for piano 4 hands (Braunschweig: Meyer, 1843); keys: C minor, D major, C minor, E♭ major, A minor, E♭ major
Op.61 - 6 Gedichte (von Goethe) for high voice and piano (Braunschweig: Meyer, 1843); published in 2 volumes
Op.63 - Air suédois varié for piano 4 hands (Braunschweig: Meyer, 1844)
Op.64 - Le souvenir (Nocturne) for piano (Braunschweig: Meyer, 1843)
Op.65 - 3 Morceaux de salon for piano (Braunschweig: Meyer, 1843)
La sevèrité
La douleur
La gaieté
Op.66 - 6 Differentes pièces (??); arranged for piano 4 hands by Johann Friedrich Schwencke
2. Larghetto (A♭ major)
6. Die Schmeichlerin (F major)
Op.67 - 3 Petits rondos for piano 4 hands (Hamburg: Niemeyer, 1847)
Op.68 - Symphony in D major for orchestra (Hamburg, Böhme, 1845 ca., pf4h reduction); premiered February 1843
Works without known Opus Number
Orchestral
Ouverture in C major for orchestra
Piano Concerto in G major
Violin Concerto
Chamber
Andante mit variationen (Andante varié) in G major for flute and piano (Hamburg: Böhme, 1818); reissued in 1828
3 Duos brillants (sur des motivs de Guido & Ginevra de Halevy) for cello and piano; also arranged for piano 4 hands by the composer (manuscript); related to Op.53?
Fantaisie for flute and piano (Hamburg: Cranz, 1828)
String Quartet in G minor; premiered (?) Sept. 1828
Violin Sonata in A minor; dedicated to Monsieur G. A. Loenbom
Keyboard
Amusement (sur le motifs de trois theme connus) in A major for piano
Divertissement (Andante con amore) in A major for piano 4 hands; dedicated to Mesdemoiselles Henriette et Emilie Peters
2 Fantaisies; No.1 in C minor, No.2 in C major for piano
Fantaisie (sur les motifs de trois themes connus) in C major for piano
Impromptu oder Variationen (after the theme from Rossini's Di tanti palpiti) in F major for piano
Impromptu oder Variationen (über ein bekanntes Thema aus der Oper: Die Müllerin von Paisiello) in G major for piano
6 Marches for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1828)
6 Marches for piano 6 hands (Hamburg: Cranz, 1827); dedicated to Mesdemoiselles Ebba et Martine et Le baron Jules de Schwerin
Marsch for piano 6 hands (Hamburg: Cranz, 1821)
Musicalischer Scherz in Gestalt einer Sonate in C major for piano (1818)
Ouverture (aus dem singspiel Die Fischerinn von Goethe) in G major for piano 4 hands
