List of works by Heinrich von Kàan-Albést

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Contents

Sources

  • Hofmeisters Monatsberichte
  • SBB Berlin Katalog
  • Catalogue of the Municipal Library of Prague (CZ-Pm)

Notes

  • As usual, publication details for work entries are for first known publications. Entries should be updated if earlier publications are discovered.

Works with Opus Number

  • Op.3 - 5 Klavierstücke (Vienna: Haslinger, 1880).
  1. Ballade
  2. Im Walde
  3. Albumblatt
  4. Die Mühle
  5. Ständchen
  • Op.6 - Lieder for voice and piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1886). German and Czech text. For German incipits, see Monatsbericht (1886), p.432. Published in 2 volumes (Nos.1-5, 6-8). No.8 published in a version for tenor and piano with German and Italian text (Prague: Urbánek, 1899).
  1. Dvou duší sladká touha ("Jak divnou bájí musí být"). Text by Fr. Procházka.
  2. Lípy ("Bylo, to ach"). Text by E. Krásnohorská.
  3. Spí láska ("Spí láska v růži v jarní čas"). Text by Lad. Dolanský.
  4. "S pramenem z lesa". Text by Lad. Dolanský.
  5. "Když se vrátí máj". Text by V.J. Novotný.
  6. Ukolébavka ("Spi, mé dítě jen"). Text by Lad. Dolanský.
  7. "Jako temných mraků závoj". Text by Erv. Špindler.
  8. Zastaveníčko ("O vstaň, o vstaň, však tichounce jen"). Text by Lad. Dolanský.
  • Op.7 - V temnu jen se pravda jeví for bass voice and piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1889 ca.).
  • Op.9 - Cello Sonata in E minor (Hamburg: Pohle, 1890).
  • Op.10 - 3 Písně for voice and piano (Prague: Urbánek). The copy at CZ-Pm is digitized but not yet publicly viewable, except for the metadata: see digital library.
  1. Rybák
  2. Motýl a zlatohlávek
  3. Pod javorem
  • Op.11 - 2 Pieces for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1889 ca.). Original title is "Barcarolle. Etude."
  1. Barcarolle (E♭ major)
  2. Etude (C minor)
  • Op.12 - 3 Stücke for cello and piano (Leipzig: Rieter-Biedermann, 1883). As "Chiara Spanio".
  1. Ständchen
  2. Adagio
  3. Caprice
  • Op.14 - ?
1. Ekloga for harmonium and piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1888 ca. Plate U. 456).
  • Op.16 - Toman a lesni panna. Melodram
  • Op.18 - Dětský román for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1887 ca. Plate U. 401). Published in 2 volumes: Vol.1 (No.1-5, see below), Vol.2 (unknown contents).
  1. Lučinou
  2. Honba za motýlem
  3. U kapličky (Ave Maria)
  4. Zastaveníčko
  5. Svatební pochod
  • Op.19 - 3 Balladen for piano (Breslau: Hainauer, 1884).
  • Op.20 - 2 Ständchen for piano (Breslau: Hainauer, 1884).
  • Op.21 - Památce Bedřicha Smetany (Balada) for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1885. Plate U. 201). German title is "Aus Mânes de Frédéric Smetana".
  • Op.22 - Mazurka in G minor for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1885. Plate U. 232). The Urbánek edition notes this is Op.22 No.1, but it's not clear if other mazurkas (or pieces) were added to the opus.
  • Op.23 - 4 Mazurkas for piano (Breslau: Hainauer, 1884/1885). HMB notice from Jan 1885.
  • Op.24 - 4 Ländler for piano (Breslau: Hainauer, 1884/1885). HMB notice from Jan 1885.
  • Op.25 - Serenade for cello and piano (Offenbach: André, 1887).
  • Op.26 - Sousedské (Valses) for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1886. Plate U. 325).
  1. Moderato poco maestoso (D♭ major)
  2. Non troppo vivace (F major)
  3. Moderato (A major)
  4. Vivace (E major)
  • Op.27 - Serenády (Sérénades) for piano 4 hands (Prague: Urbánek, 1887). Published in 2 volumes (Nos.1-3, 4-6).
  1. G major
  2. B♭ major
  3. E♭ major
  4. B major
  5. G minor
  6. D major
  • Op.28 - Bajaja. Ballet fantastique. (Prague: Urbánek, 1897 — reduction for piano by Boh. Štětka)
  • Op.29 - Piano Trio in G minor (Leipzig: Eulenburg, 1897).
  • Op.30 - Květomluva (8 pieces) for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1891 ca. Plate U. 628). Each piece has an epigraph in Czech (and sometimes French and German) with a title named after a flowering plant. The Czech titles are listed below.
  1. Květ akátový
  2. Květ modřínový / Viola noční — Prvosenka
  3. Hvozdík
  4. Šeřík
  5. Pomněnka
  6. Kamelie
  7. Leknín
  8. Myrta
  • Op.31 - Jarní eklogy (Frühlings-Eklogen) for orchestra (Prague: Mojmír Urbánek, 1902 — reduction for piano 4 hands).
  • Op.33 - Polonaise (Polonéza) in E major for violin and piano (pub. 1929 or earlier).
  • Op.34 - Etudes caractéristiques for piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1899).
  1. Praeludium
  2. Leidenschaft
  3. Am Bache
  4. Dramatico
  5. Toccata
  6. Orientalischer Marsch
  • Op.35 - 2 Mazurkas for piano (Prague: Wetzler, 1895).
  1. F♯ minor
  2. G minor
  • Op.36 - Bon repos (12 Kompositionen für die Jugend) for piano (Prague: Wetzler, 1893). Published in 2 volumes (Nos.1-7, 8-12).
  1. Idylle
  2. Die Schäferin
  3. Am Bächlein
  4. Beim Vergissmeinnichtpflücken
  5. Im Wäldchen
  6. Die Mühle
  7. Ein Tänzchen im Freien
  8. Am Wasser
  9. Zum Erntefest
  10. Der Dudelsackpfeifer im Reigen
  11. Die Drescher
  12. Ave Maria
  • Op.38 - 30 Etüden (zur Beförderung des rhythmischen Gefühles und des Vortrages) for piano (Prague: Wetzler, 1893). Published in 3 volumes (Nos.1-10, 11-20, 21-30).
  • Op.39 - 5 Morceaux for piano (Prague: Wetzler, 1894/1895). HMB notice from Jan 1895.
  1. Minuetto (E♭ major)
  2. Berceuse (G major
  3. Gavotte (E major)
  4. Barcarolle (G minor)
  5. Tarantelle (A minor)
  • Op.42 - U tůně (Am Weiher; 10 Pieces) for piano (Prague: Vilímek, 1911). Piece titles translated to German are found in the HMB entry: Monatsbericht (1911), p.40.
  1. Ševel rákosí
  2. Leknín a kosatec
  3. Vážky
  4. Potápky
  5. Na lod'ce
  6. Pod hladinou
  7. Když táhnou mračna
  8. Klid večerní
  9. Za bouře
  10. Vodníkova říš
  • Op.46 - Valčiky (Valses) for piano (Prague: V. Kotrba, 1918? Plate 162).

Works without known Opus Number

  • Berceuse in E major for violin and piano (Prague: Urbánek, 1885).
  • Adagio and Scherzo (Adagio a Scherzo) for 2 violins, viola, cello, and double bass (Prague: Fr. A. Urbánek, 1888 ca.).
  • Mephisto-Scherzo (nach Motiven aus Gounod’s "Faust" zum Concertvortrag) for piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1890).
  • Sousedská a serenáda for flute, clarinet and strings (Prague: Urbánek, 1886 ca. Full Score: Plate U. 286). At Fleisher? Full score available at Municipal Library of Prague.
  • Bonheur de l'enfance (Dětský ráj; Kinderglück; 15 petits morceaux très faciles) for piano (Prague: Wetzler, 1895 ca.)
  1. La première ronde
  2. Le première chanson
  3. Fête de grand-père
  4. Dors ma mignonne
  5. Les soldats
  6. Fleurettes
  7. Petit oiseau
  8. La bonne vieille
  9. Petit polichinelle
  10. En avant mon petit cheval
  11. Canot de papier
  12. Bules de savon
  13. Encore une petite danse
  14. Berceuse
  15. Endormi
  • Na útěku. Opera in 2 acts. (Prague: V. Kotrba, 1900 — piano reduction by the composer).
  • Thalia (Valčik) for piano (Prague: V. Kotrba, 1900).
  • 3 Sbory for male chorus (Prague: V. Kotrba, 1904. Plate 155).
  1. Nářek ("Nám jaro uprchlo"). Text by J.D. Bymtomski.
  2. Měsíčná noc ("Jak nebe tiše kzemi")
  3. Výstraha ("Kasinka když zrána vstala"). Text by J.D. Lublinski.
  • Sérénade for 4 cellos (Prague: Wetzler, 1906/07). HMB notice from Jan 1907.
  • 8 Leichte Klavierstücke for piano 4 hands (Prague: Em. Starý).
  1. Barcarolle (F major)
  2. Marsch (C major)
  3. Märchen (A minor)
  4. Walzer (D major)
  5. Indische Erzählung (E minor)
  6. Menuett (G major)
  7. Berceuse (E♭ major)
  8. Canon (C major)
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