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Op.30 - Symphony No.5 in B♭ major (manuscript dated 1868 July 5; unpublished?)
Opp.31-60
Op.31 - Sérénade en quatuor for violin, viola, cello and piano (Paris: Richault, 1865); the work's title is according to Schneider, Théodore Gouvy 1819 - 1898 (see WorldCat) as well as the 1865 BdlF entry; listed in Fétis as Piano Quartet, which likely references the same work
Op.32 - 3 Choeurs (Cantiques) for mixed chorus (Paris: Richault, 1867 ca.); text by J.B. Rousseau
Les cieux instruisent la terre
Hymne à la vertu
La gloire du seigneur
Op.33 - Piano Trio No.5 in G major (1860, pub. Paris: Richault, 1862)
Op.34 - 5 Duettos for violin and piano (Paris: Richault, 1867 ca.). This work is listed both in Richault's Gouvy catalogue and in the Institut Gouvy catalogue. However, in Fétis, Op.34 is listed as a Symphony...
Op.35 - Hymne et marche (triomphale) for orchestra (Paris: Richault, 1862 ca.)
Op.53 - 3 Sérénades for piano (Vienna: Gotthard, 1872 (Nos.1-2); Paris: Richault, 1876 (Nos.1-3)); first published by Gotthard with serenades No.16 and 17 (see Monatsbericht (1872), p.168), and No.18 was added in the second edition, published by Richault (see BnF catalogue)
Sérénade No.16 in C major
Sérénade No.17 in A minor
Sérénade No.18 in A major
Op.54 - Valses de fantaisie (2 Suites) for piano 4 hands (Paris: Richault, 1876 ca.; Leipzig: Senff, 1888); published in 2 volumes
Op.55 - String Quintet No.1 (2nd Quintet) in G major for 2 violins, viola and 2 cellos (1870 November; pub. Paris: Richault, 1876)
Op.56 - 2 String Quartets (Paris: Richault, 1876); Op.56 No.2 is from 1873, see Bru Zane.
Op.58 - Symphonie brève (variations et rondo) for orchestra (Paris: Richault, 1874?/188-?)
Op.59 - 6 Pieces for piano 4 hands (Paris: Alphonse Leduc, 1878)
Op.60 - Scherzo for 2 pianos (Paris: Richault, 1877)
Opp.61-90
Op.61 - Violin Sonata in G minor (Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1876); a Richault edition for a violin sonata is noted in 1880 BdlF, but it's unclear whether this refers to Op.61 or Op.67
Op.62 - Lilli Bulléro (Variations sur un air anglais) for 2 pianos (Leipzig: Senff, 1879)
Op.63 - Marche for 2 pianos (Paris: Richault, 1878)
Op.64 - 2 Sérénades for piano (Paris: Richault, 1878)
Sérénade No.19 in A major
Sérénade No.20 in A♭ major
Op.65 - Stabat Mater for 3 principal voices (soprano, alto, tenor), chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Senff, 1879)
Op.79 - 6 Stücke for piano (Leipzig: Kistner, 1886)
Praeludium (C major)
Etüde (A minor)
Impromptu (A major)
Capriccio (D♭ major)
Romanze (G♭ major)
Divertimento (B minor)
Op.80 - Sinfonietta in D major for orchestra (Leipzig: Kistner, 1886)
Op.81 - Trastullo (7 Morceaux) for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Senff, 1890)
Menuet
Humoresque
Farandole
Romance
Scherzetto
Inter pocula
Ballet
Op.82 - Sérénade (Sextet No.1 américain) for flute, 2 violins, viola, cello and double bass, or for flute and string orchestra (1889; pub. Leipzig: Fr. Kistner, 1890)
Op.83 - Ghiribizzi (12 Morceaux) for piano 4 hands (Leipzig: Kistner, 1892); published in 2 volumes
Prélude
Siciliano
Barcarolle
Burlesca
Impromptu
Fanfare
Bagatelle
Chanson portugaise
Intermezzo
Tambourin
Elégie
Alla polacca
Op.84 - Sérénade (Sextet No.2 américain) in F minor for flute, 2 violins, viola, cello, and double bass, or for flute and string orchestra (Hamburg: D. Rahter, 1892)
Op.85 - Électre (Dramatisches Konzertwerk) for voices, chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1892, in a German translation by Wilhelm Langhans with title Elektra)
Op.86 - Egill (Dramatische Kantate) for tenor, baritone, male chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Kistner, 1893)
Op.87 - Symphony No.7 in G minor (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1893); recorded as Symphony No.6
Op.88 - Polyxena (Dramatisches Konzertwerk) for soprano, alto, baritone, mixed chorus and orchestra (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1896); German/French text
Op.90 - Petite suite gauloise for flute, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 horns, and 2 bassoons (München: Aibl, 1900)
Works without known Opus Number
2 more Symphonies? (9 symphonies in all (I'm assuming they are not counting the Sinfonietta - Schissel) and an alternate version of the 6th, according to the Gouvy Institute)
The cpo recording with Jacques Mercier claims to be "The complete symphonies" (4 CDs), so the nine symphonies counted by the Gouvy Institute seem to include: Nos. 1–6(7), Symphonie brève (Op. 58), and Sinfonietta (Op. 80). The ninth work in this recording is Fantaisie symphonique (Op. 69, orchestrated version), which definitely can not count as a symphony. Hence the ninth should be a certain Symphony in B minor composed between Nos. 2 and 3 and "discarded after its premiere was a failure" (booklet notes to cpo 777 379-2). As cpo has not recorded it, perhaps the manuscript is lost (?).
Sérénade in G major for flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, 2 horns and 2 bassoons (1893 November 12)
6 String Quartets (Nos.6-11, unpublished) including quartets in A minor, E minor and D major from 1848 (see Bru Zane), and a quartet in G from 1888 (see Bru Zane)
