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Dates are generally dates of earliest known publication (and should not be mistaken for dates of composition unless this is explicitly known, as usual).
There are several HMB entries for "F. Manns" in the post-1900 time period, but it's not clear if those correspond to Ferdinand Manns or to Friedrich Manns. For example: Monatsbericht (1908), p.244.
Works with Opus Number
Op.1 - ?
Op.2 - ?
Op.3 - ?
Op.4 - ?
Op.5 - ?
Op.6 - Sonata for Piano 4 Hands für vorgerückte Schüler (Bremen: Fischer, 1872; Leipzig: Siegel, 1874).
Op.7 - Fackeltanz for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1872).
Op.8 - ?
Op.9 - Notturno in E♭ major for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1872). Arranged for piano solo (Bremen: Fischer, 1878).
Op.10 - Standchen und Nachtgesang for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1872). Arranged for piano solo (Bremen: Fischer, 1878).
Op.11 - Festmarsch for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1872).
Op.12 - Einleitung und Polonaise for orchestra with violin and viola obligatto (Bremen: Fischer, 1872).
Op.13 - ?
Op.14 - Andante religioso for violin, viola, and organ or harmonium (Bremen: Fischer, 1872).
Op.15 - String Trio in A minor (Leipzig: Siegel, 1874).
Op.16 - 3 Trios in der ersten Lage for 2 violins and viola (Leipzig: Siegel, 1875). The first trio appears to have been published separately at first (Leipzig: Siegel, 1874).
G major
C major
A major
Op.17 - 3 Improvisationen for string quartet (Bremen: Fischer, 1874).
Op.18 - Elegie in C minor for violin and piano (Bremen: Praeger & Meier, 1876).
Op.19 - Concertstück in D major for cello and piano (Bremen: Praeger & Meier, 1877).
Op.20 - ?
Op.21 - Sonatine in C major for violin and piano (Bremen: Praeger & Meier, 1877).
Op.22 - 4 Tonstücke for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1876 (No.3 arr. pf); Fischer, 1877 (complete, for orchestra, and arr. pf)).
Ouverture (C minor)
Drama
Serenade (E♭ major)
Trauerspiel
Op.23 - Violin Sonata in G major (Bremen: Fischer, 1878).
Op.24 - Suite in C major for piano 4 hands (Bremen: Fischer, 1879).
Op.25 - Orchester-Variationen Fl, vl, tr, vc solos and orchestra
Op.26 - 3 Leichte Trios violin, cello (or viola), and piano (Bremen: Fischer, 1878).
Op.27 - Ein Altarblatt (Adagio) for violine, viola, cello, and organ or harmonium (Bremen: Fischer, 1878).
Op.28 - Blumen am Wege for various settings: violin solo, 2 violins, violin and piano, or 2 violins and piano (Bremen: Fischer, 1879). A collection of chorales, children's songs, folk songs, popular melodies, and works from the violin repertoire. Two selections were later published separately as Kleine Weihnachts-Fantasie and Zweite kleine Weihnachts-Fantasie, both for same instrumental settings as the original collection (Bremen: Fischer, 1881/82).
Op.29 - Clarinet Concertino in B♭ major (Bremen: Fischer, 1879). Also arranged for clarinet and piano, published the same year.
Op.30 - ?
Op.31 - Romanze in G major for viola and orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1880). Also for viola and piano.
Op.32 - Flute Concerto (Bremen: Fischer, 1880/81). Also for flute and piano.
Op.33 - Einleitung und Walzerallegro for violin and piano (Bremen: Fischer, 1881). Also for violin and orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1882).
Op.34 - Fackel-Polonaise (zur Hochzeitsfeier) for piano 4 hands (Bremen: Fischer, 1882).
Op.38 - Serenade (in 2 Sätzen) for string quartet (Bremen: Fischer, 1884). Also arranged for piano solo, published the same year.
Dämmerung
Ständchen
Op.39 - 4 Kleine Quartette for 3 violins and viola (Bremen: Fischer, 1885).
Lied ohne Worte
Auf ruhigem Wasser
Kleines Ständchen
Perpetuum mobile
Op.40 - ?
Op.41 - Musikalische Illustrationen zu deutschen Dichtern for piano (Bremen: Fischer, 1886). Also for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1890/91).
Harald (Uhland)
Atta Troll (Heine)
Hochzeitslied (Goethe)
Op.42 - ?
Op.43 - ?
Op.44 - Sturm-Galop for piano (Oldenburg: Hintzen, 1890).
Op.45 - ?
Op.46 - Heil dir, o Oldenburg (Concert-Walzer) for piano (Oldenburg: Hintzen, 1890).
Op.47 - 6 Kleine Stücke for piano (Oldenburg: Hintzen, 1890).
Schöne Nachbarin
Tischlein deck' dich
Kling und Kling
Minnelied
Rosmarin
Dragoner-Marsch
Op.48 - Festvorspiel for orchestra (Hamburg: Leichssenring, 1890).
Op.49 - ?
Op.50 - 2 Gesänge for mixed chorus, winds, and piano (Bremen: Meinhardt, 1892).
Herbst ("Der Junker Herbst im Jagdgewand"). Wind parts include 4 horns and bass trombone. No piano part?
Frühling ("Der Frühling klopft mit frischem Strauss"). With soprano soloist. Wind parts include flute, clarinet, 4 horns, and bass trombone.
Op.51 - Fanfare (des oldenburgischen Dragoner-Regiments No.19) for military band (Bremen: Meinhardt, 1892). Also arranged for piano solo, published the same year.
Op.52 - ?
Op.53 - ?
Op.54 - ?
Op.55 - ?
Op.56 - ?
Op.57 - Fest-Marsch for orchestra (Hannover: Oertel, 1900).
Op.58 - König Rudolf's Ende ("Vorüber war die blutige Schlacht"; Ballade) for baritone voice and piano (Hannover: Oertel, 1900). Also arranged for trombone (or baritone (voice or horn?)) and orchestra (Hannover: Oertel, 1901).
Works without known Opus Number
Serenade in G for 2 violins, viola (Bremen: Fischer, 1872; Leipzig: Siegel, 1874).
Erinnerung an Wilhelmshöhe for piano (Bremen: Fischer, 1872).
Polka und Polonaise for orchestra (Bremen: Fischer, 1872).
Hausweihe (Kleiner und leichter festlicher Marsch) for piano 4 hands (Bremen: Fischer, 1881).
Weihnachts-Kantate for soprano, female chorus, and harmonium or piano (Oldenburg: Hintzen, 1889).
Lanzenreiter bei Hof. Lancier à la Cour for orchestra (Bremen: Praeger & Meier, 1893). Also for piano solo, published the same year.
Romanze for trombone and piano (Bremen: Fischer, 1897).
Deutsches Flotten-Kriegslied ("Germania, erhebe dich") for voice and piano (Leipzig: Hug & Co., 1914).
Die Ronde am Rhein (Lockwitz i/S. Johannes Förster: Musikverlag, 1920). Text by Karl Preser.
Symphony. 2nd prize winner in the competition in 1888 for which Georg Schumann's B minor symphony received first prize; performed in London at some point in the same year - Monthly Musical Record, Feb. 1 1889, p.42.
