List of works by V. S. Sevadjian

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Sources

• Bibliothèque nationale de France: authority record for Sevadjian, V. S.
• Bibliothèque nationale de France: works by Sevadjian, V. S.
• Vahram Sevadjian at the German Wikipedia

Works without known opus numbers

Piano works

• Scherzo l’Arménien — documented performance, 1898
• Le Berger — documented performance, 1898
• La Musette — documented performance, 1898
• Deux Romances barbares (1908)
• Danse des heures (1908)
• Croquis d’Orient (1909)
  • Chanson d’un passant
  • Le village distant
  • Le chevrier
  • Scherzando
  • Berceuse arménienne
  • Renouveau
  • Barcarolle
  • Sérénade badine
• Idylles antiques, 2 books (1912)
• Premier Nocturne (1925)
• Deuxième Nocturne (1925)
• Premier Prélude (1931)
• Deuxième Prélude (1931)
• Troisième Prélude (1931)
• Sept Préludes (1932)

Chamber music

• Barcarolle, for violin and piano (1926)
• Ballade, for cello and piano (1930)
• Sonate, for violin and piano (1930)

Songs

• Berceuse d’amour, text by Fabius de Champville (1910)
• Les Jasmins, text by Mathias Morhardt (1910)
• Murmures, text by René-Albert Fleury (1910)
• Berceuse, text by René-Albert Fleury (1911)
• Délire, text by Armand Renaud (1912)
• Fin de journée, text by Henri de Régnier (1912)
• Mélodies (1912)
• Invocation, text by Henri de Régnier (1928)
• Étains, text by René-Albert Fleury (1929)
• La Maison, text by René-Albert Fleury (1929)
• Harmonie du soir, text by Charles Baudelaire (1930)
• La Pastoure, text by Adolphe Augé (1930)

Orchestral works

• La Fée et la péri, symphonic poem for large orchestra after a ballad by Victor Hugo (1913)

Other works mentioned in secondary sources

• Piano preludes, nocturnes and variations
• A group of 22 dances using elements of Armenian folk music
• Piano trio
• String quartet
• Piano quintet
• Romances on poems by Armenian and European authors