Friedrich Baumfelder
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Friedrich August Wilhelm Baumfelder (born 28 May 1836 and died 8 September 1916 in Dresden
) was a German
composer of classical music
, conductor
, and pianist
. He started in the Leipzig Conservatory, and went on to become a well-known composer of his time. His many works were mostly solo salon music, but also included symphonies
, piano concerto
s, operas, and choral works. Thought many publishers published his work, they have since fallen into obscurity.
At an early age, Baumfelder was admitted to the Leipzig Conservatory where he studied with Ignaz Moscheles
and Moritz Hauptmann
and later obtained a scholarship
. His other teachers included Johann Schneider and Julius Otto. After leaving the Leipzig Conservatory, Baumfelder returned to Dresden where he worked as a cantor
and music and piano teacher at the Dreikönigskirche. He taught Georg Schumann
, who became one of his most successful students. In 1875, he became director of the of the Robert Schumann Singakademie, a post he held for several decades. Eventually, he became a successful and well known teacher and composer.
As Baumfelder gained recognition, he often went abroad to England
, France
, and later, the United States
to perform. He and his wife Emma had had five sons and two daughters: Henry (1864–1900), Fritz (1867–1888) (who composed as well), Florence (1869–1954), William (nickname Willie) (ca.1870-fl.1901), Herbert (1872–1946), and another daughter and son, names unknown. In the last years of his life he returned to Dresden.
It goes on to mention that Baumfelder had written several oratorio
s, and a setting of the 40th Psalm
. These works have since been lost and possibly destroyed during World War II
. The article also talks about how the Dresdner Liedertafel praised him, since he was under its leadership for two years:
Baumfelder is still known in the United States, Germany, and in Great Britain today, but only for a few of his works, mentioned below.
, overture
s, piano concerti
, operas, choral works, and solo piano music. His Confidence, Op. 48 (lost), Rondo Mignon, Op. 49, Kinderscenen, Op. 270, and Rococo, Op. 367, were among his most popular works, and his Tirocinium musicae, Op. 300 was greatly demanded.
A great number of his works are lost, having been destroyed in World War II, and only a part of his oeuvre survives today.
His most known compositions today are the Peasant Dance from Op.208 and the Melody in F major (opus unknown or not assigned), which are played by students studying piano. More recordings of his works recently surfaced on CD by the Sächsische Posaunenmission, including his motet Praise the Lord.
The date shown is the earliest publication or copyrighted (if not date performed or composed) of the work that are known of. Any of these works could have been published or copyrighted at an earlier date.
Dresden
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) was a German
Germany
Germany , officially the Federal Republic of Germany , is a federal parliamentary republic in Europe. The country consists of 16 states while the capital and largest city is Berlin. Germany covers an area of 357,021 km2 and has a largely temperate seasonal climate...
composer of classical music
Classical music
Classical music is the art music produced in, or rooted in, the traditions of Western liturgical and secular music, encompassing a broad period from roughly the 11th century to present times...
, conductor
Conducting
Conducting is the art of directing a musical performance by way of visible gestures. The primary duties of the conductor are to unify performers, set the tempo, execute clear preparations and beats, and to listen critically and shape the sound of the ensemble...
, and pianist
Pianist
A pianist is a musician who plays the piano. A professional pianist can perform solo pieces, play with an ensemble or orchestra, or accompany one or more singers, solo instrumentalists, or other performers.-Choice of genres:...
. He started in the Leipzig Conservatory, and went on to become a well-known composer of his time. His many works were mostly solo salon music, but also included symphonies
Symphony
A symphony is an extended musical composition in Western classical music, scored almost always for orchestra. A symphony usually contains at least one movement or episode composed according to the sonata principle...
, piano concerto
Piano concerto
A piano concerto is a concerto written for piano and orchestra.See also harpsichord concerto; some of these works are occasionally played on piano...
s, operas, and choral works. Thought many publishers published his work, they have since fallen into obscurity.
Life and Family
Friedrich Baumfelder was the third of seven children. His father was Carl Friedrich Gotthelf Baumfelder (1798–1865), a school reformer and pedagogue, and his mother was Friederike Ernestine (1806–1882).At an early age, Baumfelder was admitted to the Leipzig Conservatory where he studied with Ignaz Moscheles
Ignaz Moscheles
Ignaz Moscheles was a Bohemian composer and piano virtuoso, whose career after his early years was based initially in London, and later at Leipzig, where he succeeded his friend and sometime pupil Felix Mendelssohn as head of the Conservatoire.-Sources:Much of what we know about Moscheles's life...
and Moritz Hauptmann
Moritz Hauptmann
Moritz Hauptmann , was a German music theorist, teacher and composer.Hauptmann was born in Dresden, and studied violin under Scholz, piano under Franz Lanska, composition under Grosse and Francesco Morlacchi,...
and later obtained a scholarship
Scholarship
A scholarship is an award of financial aid for a student to further education. Scholarships are awarded on various criteria usually reflecting the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.-Types:...
. His other teachers included Johann Schneider and Julius Otto. After leaving the Leipzig Conservatory, Baumfelder returned to Dresden where he worked as a cantor
Cantor
Cantor is surname of:* Andrés Cantor , Spanish-language soccer announcer* Anthony Cantor , British diplomat* Arthur Cantor , American theatrical producer* Aviva Cantor , American journalist, lecturer and author...
and music and piano teacher at the Dreikönigskirche. He taught Georg Schumann
Georg Schumann (composer)
Georg Alfred Schumann was a German composer and director of the Berlin Singakademie.-Biography:Schumann was born at Königstein, Germany, October 25, 1866. He was the son of Clemens Schumann and the older brother of Camillo Schumann...
, who became one of his most successful students. In 1875, he became director of the of the Robert Schumann Singakademie, a post he held for several decades. Eventually, he became a successful and well known teacher and composer.
As Baumfelder gained recognition, he often went abroad to England
England
England is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It shares land borders with Scotland to the north and Wales to the west; the Irish Sea is to the north west, the Celtic Sea to the south west, with the North Sea to the east and the English Channel to the south separating it from continental...
, France
France
The French Republic , The French Republic , The French Republic , (commonly known as France , is a unitary semi-presidential republic in Western Europe with several overseas territories and islands located on other continents and in the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic oceans. Metropolitan France...
, and later, the United States
United States
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to perform. He and his wife Emma had had five sons and two daughters: Henry (1864–1900), Fritz (1867–1888) (who composed as well), Florence (1869–1954), William (nickname Willie) (ca.1870-fl.1901), Herbert (1872–1946), and another daughter and son, names unknown. In the last years of his life he returned to Dresden.
Legacy
A tribute to Baumfelder was published on May 27, 1936 in the Dresdner Gazette, a day before the hundredth anniversary of his birth. It said:It's been 100 years since Friedrich Baumfelder was born, on May 28th. In Dresden, many people will remember him as the old tall figure with the white, flowing hair under his hat...
It goes on to mention that Baumfelder had written several oratorio
Oratorio
An oratorio is a large musical composition including an orchestra, a choir, and soloists. Like an opera, an oratorio includes the use of a choir, soloists, an ensemble, various distinguishable characters, and arias...
s, and a setting of the 40th Psalm
Psalms
The Book of Psalms , commonly referred to simply as Psalms, is a book of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Bible...
. These works have since been lost and possibly destroyed during World War II
World War II
World War II, or the Second World War , was a global conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945, involving most of the world's nations—including all of the great powers—eventually forming two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis...
. The article also talks about how the Dresdner Liedertafel praised him, since he was under its leadership for two years:
The [Dresdner] Liedertafel biography of him [Friedrich Baumfelder] says that he was zealous and always prepared, and conducted with the most charming skills (...) A memorial for the former musical leader of the Dresden Liedertafel will be...at the Trinity Cemetery...
Baumfelder is still known in the United States, Germany, and in Great Britain today, but only for a few of his works, mentioned below.
Musical works
Baumfelder composed more than 400 works, including symphoniesSymphony
A symphony is an extended musical composition in Western classical music, scored almost always for orchestra. A symphony usually contains at least one movement or episode composed according to the sonata principle...
, overture
Overture
Overture in music is the term originally applied to the instrumental introduction to an opera...
s, piano concerti
Piano concerto
A piano concerto is a concerto written for piano and orchestra.See also harpsichord concerto; some of these works are occasionally played on piano...
, operas, choral works, and solo piano music. His Confidence, Op. 48 (lost), Rondo Mignon, Op. 49, Kinderscenen, Op. 270, and Rococo, Op. 367, were among his most popular works, and his Tirocinium musicae, Op. 300 was greatly demanded.
A great number of his works are lost, having been destroyed in World War II, and only a part of his oeuvre survives today.
His most known compositions today are the Peasant Dance from Op.208 and the Melody in F major (opus unknown or not assigned), which are played by students studying piano. More recordings of his works recently surfaced on CD by the Sächsische Posaunenmission, including his motet Praise the Lord.
List of works with Opus numbers
This list of compositions by Friedrich August Wilhelm Baumfelder is categorized in the following way:- Opus: The opus number of the work(s) (if any).
- Composition: The work title.
- Date: The date the work was published, performed, composed, or copyrighted; whichever was earliest.
- Key: The key of the work(s).
- Instrument(s): The instrument(s) or force(s) used to play this work.
- Notes: More information about the work(s).
The date shown is the earliest publication or copyrighted (if not date performed or composed) of the work that are known of. Any of these works could have been published or copyrighted at an earlier date.
Opus | Composition | Date | Key | Instrument(s) | Notes | |
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1 | Four Canons | May 1855 | Pianoforte | |||
2 | Two Serenades | December 1856 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
3(a) | Zwei Lieder | 1865? | Pianoforte and Tenor Voice | Words by Heinrich Heine Heinrich Heine Christian Johann Heinrich Heine was one of the most significant German poets of the 19th century. He was also a journalist, essayist, and literary critic. He is best known outside Germany for his early lyric poetry, which was set to music in the form of Lieder by composers such as Robert Schumann... . If the cover says "Fr. Baumfelder" this may be by Fritz, not Friedrich Baumfelder. First work definitely by "Fritz" is his opus 1 a few years after this, so time is more consistent. |
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3(a)/1 | Lautes Geheimnis ("Die blauen Frühlingsaugen") | 1865? | Pianoforte and Tenor Voice | Dubious? (See above) | ||
3(a)/2 | Verlorne Liebe ("Wir wuchsen in demselben Thal") | 1865? | Pianoforte and Tenor Voice | Dubious? (See above) | ||
3(b) | Chant du Berger | February 1856 | Pianoforte | More likely to be by Friedrich Baumfelder given date of publication-Schissel | ||
4 | Une Fleur du Printemps | April 1856 | Pianoforte | |||
5 | Valse brilliante | November 1856 | Pianoforte | |||
6 | Lied f. Sopran aus: Die Pilgerfahrt der Rose (Denn a Röslein) | March 1857 | Pianoforte and Soprano Voice | lost | ||
7 | Freundlich ermahnende Mutter | December 1857 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
8 | Nocturne | January 1856 | Pianoforte | |||
9 | 3 Fleurs. Morceaux Faciles | November 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
9/1 | Le Myosotis | November 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
9/2 | La Jacynthe | November 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
9/3 | La Rose des Alpes | November 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
10 | Sehnsucht nach der Heimath | February 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
11 | La Prière d'un Enfant | April 1856 | Pianoforte | |||
11/1 | Au Matin | April 1856 | Pianoforte | |||
11/2 | Au Soir | April 1856 | Pianoforte | |||
12 | Au Bord du Ruisseau, morceau characteristique | February 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
13 | Je pensais à toi. Pensée musicale | September to October 1857 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
14 | Duftiges Veilehen. Klavierstück | December 1857 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
15 | Polka brillante pour Piano | February 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
16 | Souvenir de Dresde. Mazurka | February 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
17 | Schillers Abendlied. Klavierstück | December 1857 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
18 | Ma Prière pour toi. Nocturne | February 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
19 | Herzeleid. 4 characterische Tonstücke for Pianoforte | February 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
20 | Deux Caprices | June 1858 | Pianoforte | partly lost | ||
20/1 | I. | June 1858 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
20/2 | II. | June 1858 | Pianoforte | |||
22 | Agathe. Mazourka de Salon | February 1859 | Pianoforte | |||
23 | La Prière d'une Vierge | 1859 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
24 | Marche | 1859 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
25 | Dein Bild. Klavierstück | 1859 February | Pianoforte | lost | ||
26 | 2me Valse Brilliante | 1859 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
27 | Heimathsgruss. Klavierstück | 1859 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
28 | Ballade | 1859 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
29 | Gruss aus der Ferne | 1860 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
30 | Jugend-Album. 40 kleine Stücke am Pianoforte zu spielen | September to October 1860 | Pianoforte | In 4 books | ||
31 | Jessie. Polonaise brillante pour Piano | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
32 | Der Frühling kommt! Klavierstück | May 1860 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
33 | Süsser Traum. Klavierstück | 1860 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
35 | Romanze | November 1860 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
36 | La Cascade | November 1890 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
38 | Henriette-Polka | September to October 1858 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
39 | Marcia Funebre | 1860 August | Pianoforte | lost | ||
40 | Valse Styrienne, pour Piano | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
41 | Tyrolienne élégante, pour Piano | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
42 | Beim Schneiden. Melodie für Pianoforte | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
43 | Isabelle, polka élégante, pour Piano | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
44 | In stiller Nacht, Klavierstück. | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
45 | Galop brilliant, pour Piano | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
46 | Marie, polonaise brillante, pour Piano | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
47 | 2me Ballade pour Piano | 1861 January | Pianoforte | |||
48 | Trost. Consolation | 1865-66? | Pianoforte | lost; also known as Confidence, and Consolation. Andante de Concert | ||
49 | Rondo mignon pour Piano | February 1865 | G major | Pianoforte | ||
50 | Reisebilder. 5 leichte stücke | August 1861 | Pianoforte | lost;
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51 | Feuille d'Album | ca.1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
52 | Pensée | ca.1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
53 | 2me Nocturne | November 1861 | A major | Pianoforte | ||
55 | Clara Polka élégante pour Piano | 1865 | Pianoforte | |||
56 | Stumme Liebe. 6 charakteristische Tonstücke | September to October 1860 | Pianoforte | lost; made up of 6 pieces | ||
60 | Characteristic Sonata | Before April 1879, probably 1865-66 | Pianoforte | lost; was perhaps one of the two sonatas performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee? | ||
61 | Chanson sans paroles pour Piano | ca.1855 acc. to Dresden library | Pianoforte | partially lost?; Dresden library has at least some of this work, possibly all-Schissel | ||
63 | Morceau héroique, pour Piano | March 1866 | Pianoforte | |||
64 | La Rêve, nocturne pour Piano | 1865 February | Pianoforte | |||
65 | Marche militaire pour piano | May 1863 | Pianoforte | |||
66 | Une Larme, nocturne pour Piano | October 1863 | Pianoforte | |||
67 | Transcription brillante sur l'air anglais: God bless the Prince of Wales pour Piano | July 1864 | Pianoforte | lost; Transcription on the English air "God Bless the Prince of Wales God Bless the Prince of Wales "God Bless the Prince of Wales" is a patriotic song written to mark the occasion of the marriage of the future King Edward VII of the United Kingdom to Alexandra of Denmark.The song was first proposed at the Caernarfon Eisteddfod of 1862... " |
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68 | Un Jour de Mai, morceau pour Piano | 1866 | Pianoforte | |||
69 | Loin d'Elle, nocturne pour Piano | March 1863 | Pianoforte | |||
70 | Evelyn. Polka élégante | 1864 February | Pianoforte | |||
71 | Agnès, mélodie | 1863 October | Pianoforte | |||
72 | Croyez Moi! Mélodie | 1865 April | Pianoforte | |||
73 | La Fontaine, morceau characteristique pour pianoforte | 1863 March | Pianoforte | |||
74 | Le Cloches du Soir, nocturne pour piano | 1863 March | Pianoforte | |||
75 | Le Jour saint, 10 morceaux religieux | 1863 September | Pianoforte | Work made up of 10 pieces | ||
77 | Chanson d'Amour | 1863 | Pianoforte | |||
79 | Souvenir de Hertford. Polka élégante | 1864 December | Pianoforte | lost | ||
80 | Berceuse pour le Piano | 1863 | Pianoforte | |||
81 | Heiteres Bächlein. Klavierstück | 1863 July | Pianoforte | |||
82 | La Rose de Alpes | 1864 December | Pianoforte | |||
83 | Frohe Botschaft. Mazurka | 1864 February | Pianoforte | |||
84 | L'Espérance. Mélodie | 1864 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
90 | Etude mélodique | 1863 September | Pianoforte | lost | ||
91 | 10 Poesien in 2 books | 1864 November | Pianoforte | lost;
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94 | Valse-Impromptu pour Piano | 1864 April | Pianoforte | |||
95 | Transcriptions élégantes | 1863 | Pianoforte | Work made up of 5 pieces;
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97 | La Forza de Destino, Opéra de G. Verdi. Fantasie élégante | 1863 May | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasie on the opera La Forza de Destino by Giuseppe Verdi | ||
98 | Fantasie élégante sur l'Opera: Il Trovatore, de Verdi | 1865 June | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasie on the opera Il Trovatore by Giuseppe Verdi | ||
100 | 10 Studien in 2 books | 1863 September | Pianoforte | |||
101 | Suite | 1864 July | Pianoforte | Was perhaps one of the two suites performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee? | ||
101/1 | Canonische Fantasie | 1864 July | Pianoforte | |||
101/2 | Präludium | 1864 July | Pianoforte | |||
101/3 | Adagio | 1864 July | Pianoforte | |||
101/4 | Menuett | 1864 July | Pianoforte | |||
101/5 | Scherzo | 1864 July | Pianoforte | |||
101/6 | Finale | 1864 July | Pianoforte | |||
102 | Norma del Bellini | 1863 December | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasie on the opera Norma by Bellini | ||
103 | Faust de Goundod | April 1864 | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasie on the opera Faust by Goundod | ||
104 | Les Huguenots, de Meyerbeer. Fantasie élégante pour Piano. | 1870 August | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasy on "Les Huguenots Les Huguenots Les Huguenots is a French opera by Giacomo Meyerbeer, one of the most popular and spectacular examples of the style of grand opera. The opera is in five acts and premiered in Paris in 1836. The libretto was written by Eugène Scribe and Émile Deschamps.... " by Giacomo Meyerbeer Giacomo Meyerbeer Giacomo Meyerbeer was a noted German opera composer, and the first great exponent of "grand opera." At his peak in the 1830s and 1840s, he was the most famous and successful composer of opera in Europe, yet he is rarely performed today.-Early years:He was born to a Jewish family in Tasdorf , near... |
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105 | Brautlied | April 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
106 | Kurze Studien charakterisischen und mechanischen Inhalts zur Ausbildung des Vortrags u.d. Technik in 2 books | November 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
107 | La Traviata, de Verdi. Fantasie brilliante pour Piano. | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasy on "La Traviata La traviata La traviata is an opera in three acts by Giuseppe Verdi set to an Italian libretto by Francesco Maria Piave. It is based on La dame aux Camélias , a play adapted from the novel by Alexandre Dumas, fils. The title La traviata means literally The Fallen Woman, or perhaps more figuratively, The Woman... " by Giuseppe Verdi Giuseppe Verdi Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi was an Italian Romantic composer, mainly of opera. He was one of the most influential composers of the 19th century... |
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111 | Mädchen am Bache. Idylle | 1865 March | Pianoforte | lost | ||
112 | Vöglein in den Zweigen | 1865 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
113 | La petite Coquette | 1865 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
114 | Im Mondenschein. Nachtgesang | 1864 | Pianoforte | |||
115 | La Gazelle. Valse élégante | 1864 | Pianoforte | |||
116 | Le Petit Tambour. Marche facile et brilliante | 1864 | Pianoforte | |||
117 | Emmy. Mazurka für Pianoforte | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
118 | 3eme Serenade | April 1866 | Pianoforte | |||
119 | Trinklied ohne Worte. Klavierstück. | Pianoforte | lost note:? Danish Union catalog seems to have this under translated title Drikkesang)-Schissel | |||
120 | Trio for Pianoforte, Violin, and Violincello | 1864 | D minor | Piano Trio | unpublished and lost; was performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee | |
122 | Transcription über das bel Lied von Martha von Löben Du hörst wie durch die Tannen | 1865 September–October | Pianoforte | lost; transcription of the lied Du hörst wie durch die Tannen by Martha von Löben (dates unknown) | ||
123 | Rigoletto, de Verdi. Fantasie de Salon pour Piano. | Pianoforte | lost; Fantasy on "Rigoletto Rigoletto Rigoletto is an opera in three acts by Giuseppe Verdi. The Italian libretto was written by Francesco Maria Piave based on the play Le roi s'amuse by Victor Hugo. It was first performed at La Fenice in Venice on March 11, 1851... " by Giuseppe Verdi |
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124 | Jägers Abendlied. Klavierstück. | Pianoforte | lost | |||
125 | Vögleins Erwachen. Klavierstück. | Pianoforte | lost | |||
126 | Lucia, de Donizetti. Fantasie de Salon pour Piano á 4 mains. | 1870 August | Pianoforte or Pianoforte duet | lost; Fantasy on "Lucia di Lammermoor Lucia di Lammermoor Lucia di Lammermoor is a dramma tragico in three acts by Gaetano Donizetti. Salvadore Cammarano wrote the Italian language libretto loosely based upon Sir Walter Scott's historical novel The Bride of Lammermoor.... " by Gaetano Donizetti Gaetano Donizetti Domenico Gaetano Maria Donizetti was an Italian composer from Bergamo, Lombardy. His best-known works are the operas L'elisir d'amore , Lucia di Lammermoor , and Don Pasquale , all in Italian, and the French operas La favorite and La fille du régiment... |
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130 | Souvenir de Dresde, valse gracieuse pour Piano. | 1866 | Pianoforte | |||
131 | Souvenir de Londres, mazurka élégante pour Piano. | 1866 | Pianoforte | |||
140 | Wanderers Sehnsucht. Nachtgesang | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
141 | In der Ferne (La jeune Captive) | November 1865 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
142 | Chanson des Pecheurs | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
143 | Valse-Etude | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
144 | Silberglöckchen. Mélodie | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
146 | La Prieré d'une Mére. Nocturne | 1868 | Pianoforte | arranged for orchestra and military band, versions published in 1885 | ||
147 | Styrienne élégante pour piano | 1866 November | Pianoforte | |||
148 | Liebliches Sternlein. Tonstück | 1866 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
149 | Charlotte. Polka trembelante | 1866 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
150 | Neueste Schule der Gelänfigkeit. 10 etuden für mittlere Spieler. In 2 books | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
151 | Heimweh. Mélodie | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
154(a) | 3 petits Morceaux pour Piano | 1866 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
154(a)/1 | La Rosette blanche | 1866 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
154(a)/2 | Rondo facile | 1866 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
154(a)/3 | La Fille villageoise | 1866 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
154(b) | Weisses Röschen. Elegie | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost. typo in Hofmeisters for opus 155 (or something else?) | ||
156 | Herzennwunsch Romanze | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
157 | 5 Kinderstück | June 1866 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
159 | Remembrance | 1868 | G major | Pianoforte | Also known as Erinnerung. Lied ohne Worte | |
160 | Carneval de Venice. Morceau Brillante | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
161 | Bilder in Tönen. Sechs leichte Klavierstücke | 1884 | Pianoforte | partly lost; work made up of 6 pieces | ||
161/1 | Auf dem Wasser | 1884 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
161/2 | Totes Vöglein | 1884 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
161/3 | Die lustigen Tyroler | 1884 | Pianoforte | |||
161/4 | Armer Bettler | 1884 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
161/5 | 1884? | Pianoforte | lost | |||
161/6 | Betendes Kind | 1884 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
162 | Sous la Fenètre. Sérénade | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
163 | Neue practische Pianoforteschule. New and practical Instruction Book for the Piano. Nouvelle méthode pour le Piano | 1872 November | Pianoforte | Text in German, French, and English | ||
164 | Roméo et Julliete, de Gounod. Fantasie de Salon | 1868 | Pianoforte | lost; based on the opera Romeo et Juliette Roméo et Juliette Roméo et Juliette is an opéra in five acts by Charles Gounod to a French libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré, based on The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. It was first performed at the Théâtre Lyrique , Paris on 27 April 1867... by Charles Gounod |
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165 | Valse brillante de l`opéra "Romeo et Juliette" de Ch. Gounod | 1867 November | Pianoforte | Based on the opera Romeo et Juliette by Charles Gounod | ||
166 | Le Désir. Romance | 1867 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
167 | Romance italienne | 1868 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
168 | Le petit Savoyard. Morceau caractér | 1868 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
169 | Vögleins Traum. Klavierstück | 1868 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
170 | Variationen über Original Thema | 1883 | A minor | Pianoforte | lost | |
171 | Glöckchenspiel. Clavierstück | 1883 | Pianoforte | |||
172 | Songe du Bonheur. Mélodie | 1883 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
173 | Les Hirondelles. Morceau brilliante | 1883 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
174 | Musikal. Bilderbuch. 3 melodien. Klavierstücke. | 1850 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
174/1 | Im Walde | 1850 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
174/2 | Am Feierabend | 1850 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
174/3 | Hirtenglöckchen | 1850 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
175 | Albumblätter: Drei Präludienartige Stücke für Piano | 1850 | Pianoforte | |||
176 | Ruhe am Abend. Melodisches Klavierstück | 1869 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
177 | Goldfischchen. Charakterstück für Pianoforte | 1869 July | Pianoforte | lost | ||
178 | Transcription für Pianoforte über: Ich Hab' im Traum geweinet von König | 1869 August | Pianoforte | lost | ||
179 | Trost in Thränen. Melodischen Klavierstück | 1870 June | Pianoforte | lost | ||
180 | Soldatengruss. Klavierstück | 1870 June | Pianoforte | lost | ||
181 | Die Forelle. Charakterstück für Pianoforte | November 1869 | Pianoforte | |||
182 | Spielmannslied. Klavierstück | 1869 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
183 | Schneeglöckchen. Klavierstück | 1870 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
184 | Spinnerlied für Pianoforte | 1869 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
185 | Fluchtige Wellen. Melodischen Etude für Pianoforte | 1870 April | Pianoforte | lost | ||
186 | Traum vom Liebchen. Charakteristisches Tonstück für Pianoforte | ca.1870 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
187 | Nocturne napolitain pour Piano | 1870 January | Pianoforte | lost | ||
188 | Traum vom Liebchen. Characteristisches Tonstück | published 1870 April Haslinger. | Pianoforte | HMB 1870 page 48. poss. lost. | ||
189 | Menuett | 1870 June | Pianoforte | 188, 189 published by Häslinger | ||
191 | Aschenbrödel. Polka-mazurka. | published 1870 April Hofmeister. | Pianoforte | HMB 1870 page 48. poss. lost. | ||
192 | Barcarole (no.1). | published 1870 April Hofmeister. | Pianoforte | HMB 1870 page 48. poss. lost? | ||
193 | Hirtengesang. Idylle. | November 1870, Häslinger | Pianoforte | HMB 1870 page 159. | ||
194 | Vergissmeinnicht. Romanze. | November 1870, Häslinger | Pianoforte | HMB 1870 page 159 | ||
194a | Herzenskönigin. Polka brilliante | April 1881 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
195 | Tonblüthen - 12 Pieces | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/1 | „Sonst spielt’ ich mit Scepter“ after Lortzing | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/2 | Ständchen v. Schubert „Leise flehen“. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/3 | Romanze aus Fra Diavolo „Seht ihr auf steilen Höh’n“. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/4 | Thüringer Volkslied „Ach, wie ist’s möglich dann“. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/5 | „Wenn du noch eine Mutter hast“ v. Neumann. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/6 | „Ihres Auges himmlisch Strahlen“ aus d. Troubadour (Trovatore) v. Verdi. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/7 | „O weine nicht“ v. Kücken. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/8 | „Wie schön bist du“ v. Weidt. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/9 | „Herzliebchen mein unter’m Rebendach“ v. Conradi. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/10 | „Der Vogelfänger“ u. „In diesen heil’gen Hallen“ a. d. Zauberflöte v. Mozart. (Papageno.) | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/11 | „Einsam bin ich nicht alleine“ a. Preciosa v. Weber. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
195/12 | „Ach so fromm“ von Martha v. Flotow. | 1871 December | Pianoforte | |||
197 | Gondellied | July 1871 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
199 | Au coin du feu | July 1871 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
200 | Drei Original Mazurken für Pianoforte | 1871 September | Pianoforte | lost | ||
200/1 | Von Chopin | 1871 September | Pianoforte | lost | ||
200/2 | Moscheles | 1871 September | Pianoforte | lost | ||
200/3 | Rubinstein | 1871 September | Pianoforte | lost | ||
206 | Caprice hongroise | February 1872 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
207 | Schlummerlied | 1876 March–April | F major | Pianoforte | ||
208 | Small Piano Pieces for the Young | 1872? | Pianoforte | partly lost; Work made up 5 pieces or more? | ||
208/1 | Moosröschen | July 1872 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
208/5 | Peasant Dance (Bäuerlich Tanz) | 1872? | G major | Pianoforte | ||
208/7 | The First Violet | 1872? | A major | Pianoforte | lost | |
209 | Le Colibri. Chanson sans paroles. | 1872 February | Pianoforte | |||
210 | In der Ferne. Melodie. | 1872 February | Pianoforte | |||
212 | Valse Etude No.2 | 1872 October | Pianoforte | |||
213 | Auprès du Berceau | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
214 | Alpenlieder | 1876 March–April | Pianoforte | |||
215 | Album für Anfänger des Klavierspiels. | 1877 April | Pianoforte | description in HMB: 24 gefällige Tonstücke in stufenweiser Reihenfolge. in 3 volumes. | ||
216 | Humoristische Studien | 1872 October | Pianoforte | |||
217 | In froher Stunde. Sechs Characterstücke für Piano | 1872 | Pianoforte | lost; Work made up of 6 pieces | ||
220 | Knospen und Blüthen | 1873 July | Pianoforte | |||
221 | Abendständchen. Sérenade für das pianoforte | November 1872 | Pianoforte | |||
223 | Barcarole No.2 | published 1874, C.F.W. Siegel | Pianoforte | source: HMB 1874 p. 139. poss.lost. | ||
224 | Alpenglöckchen, melody | 1874 July, Siegel | Pianoforte | source: HMB 1874 p. 139. poss.lost. | ||
225 | Impromptu-Polka | 1876 May | F major | Pianoforte | ||
226 | Fröhliches Wandern | 1872 April | Pianoforte | lost | ||
228 | Getäuschtes Hoffen. Romanze. | 1873 August | Pianoforte | lost | ||
230 | 1874 February | Pianoforte | lost. This may be one piece, not a group of pieces. Listed in Hofmeister as "Rondo mignon (no.2)". (Question of interpretation until and unless work itself is found?) | |||
230/2 | Rondo Mignon | 1874 February | F major | Pianoforte | lost | |
231 | Zur Guitarre. Intermezzo für Pianoforte. | 1874 February | Pianoforte | |||
232 | Romance italienne | 1875 December | Pianoforte | |||
233 | Babillard. Humoresque for Piano | 1874 June | Pianoforte | |||
234 | Le petit Soldat | 1874 June | Pianoforte | |||
240 | Accord-Etuden f. Pfte in stufenweiser Reihenfolge. (neue Ausgabe) | 1879 May | Pianoforte | |||
241 | 22 Etüden für Pianoforte zur Erwerbung eines klaren runden Trillers (in three volumes) | 1878 February | Pianoforte | Comprises three books; only the last two books survive | ||
242 | Abendmärchen. Sechs Characterstücke für Piano | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
242/1 | Abendmärchen. I | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
242/2 | Abendmärchen. II | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
242/3 | Abendmärchen. III | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
242/4 | Abendmärchen. IV | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
242/5 | Abendmärchen. V | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
242/6 | Abendmärchen. VI | 1877 April | Pianoforte | |||
243 | 5 Präludien f. Pfte. | 1877 October | Pianoforte | Schott, 1877. A major, G major, F major, G major, A major according to HMB? | ||
245 | Waltzes | 1877 November | Pianoforte 4-hands | in HMB | ||
247 | Wenn die Sonne scheidet. | 1879 March | Pianoforte | 1879 HMB p. 78 | ||
248 | Am Brunnen. Charakterstück für Pfte. | 1879 September | Pianoforte | |||
249 | Neuer Frühling. Capriccio. | 1878 April | Pianoforte | |||
250 | Gesang aus dem Wasser. Klavierstück. | 1881 September | Pianoforte | |||
252 | Zwei Frühlings-Idylle für das Pianoforte | 1882? | Pianoforte | |||
252/1 | Im Blumengarten. Idylle. | 1879 June | Pianoforte | |||
252/2 | Minnelied. Idylle | 1882 May | Pianoforte | |||
253 | Valse de Concert | 1878 August | E major | Pianoforte | HMB 1878, p. 231 | |
255 | Des Jägersmann | 1878 August | Pianoforte, Tenor or Soprano | first line Was soll mir denu der Maientag | ||
261 | Mélodie russe | 1879 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1879 page 72 | ||
262 | Poème d'amour | 1879 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1879 page 72 | ||
263 | Styrienne pour piano | 1873 | Pianoforte | lost? | ||
264 | Le Chamois. Valse | 1879 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1879 p. 72/@British Library | ||
265 | Le Chant des Sirènes | 1879 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1879 p. 72 | ||
266 | La Petite Gracieuse, morceau de salon pour Piano | 1879 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1879 page 72. | ||
268 | 10 Kinderlieder von Carl Gärtner: mit Begl. der Pianoforte (ohne Octavenspannungen) | 1880 October | Pianoforte | |||
269 | Frisches Grün | 1880 April | Pianoforte? | |||
270 | Kinderscenen für Pianoforte | 1879 October | Pianoforte | |||
270/1 | Sandman Knocks | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/2 | The Stork Has Come | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/3 | Old Ruin | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/4 | Vintage | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/5 | Young Officer | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/6 | The Music Box | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/7 | Setting Sun | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
270/8 | Grandma's Tale | 1879 | Pianoforte | |||
271 | In den Augen liegt das Herz. Melodie. | October 1879 | Pianoforte | HMB 1879, p. 302 | ||
273 | Frühlingszeit von Reinhold Becker | 1880 April | Pianoforte | Transcription of Frühlingszeit by Reihnold Becker (1842–1924) | ||
274 | Bon Humeur. Rondo | February 1880 | C major | Pianoforte | ||
275 | Serenade Espagnole | December 1879 | Pianoforte | HMB 1879, p. 375 | ||
276 | Blumenspende. Sechs leiche Charakterstücke. | 1880 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1880, p. 85. not in Worldcat. | ||
276/1 | Maiblümchen | March 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
276/2 | Rose | March 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
276/3 | Nelke | March 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
276/4 | Gänseblümchen | March 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
276/5 | Veilchen | March 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
276/6 | Glockenblume | March 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
277 | Sous le Tilleul. Idylle. | 1880 August | Pianoforte | |||
278 | Coral Polonaise | 1880 August | C major | Pianoforte | Also known as Chant Polonais | |
279 | Pensée d'Amour. Mélodie. | 1880 August | Pianoforte | |||
280 | Ma Patrie chérie. Mélodie. | 1880 August | Pianoforte | |||
281 | Scène militaire. Rondo brilliant et facile. | 1880 August | Pianoforte | |||
282 | Vineta. Romance for Piano. | 1880 August | Pianoforte | |||
285 | Miniatures. 4 Morceaux de Salon pour Piano | By 1887 | Pianoforte | lost; Work made up of 4 pieces | ||
285/1 | Sous la fenêtre | 1880 December | Pianoforte | lost | ||
285/2 | Ballade | 1880 June | F minor | Pianoforte | lost | |
285/3 | La premier Papillion | 1887 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
285/4 | Valse allemande | 1880 November | Pianoforte | lost | ||
288 | Frühlings-Idylle | 1880 December | Pianoforte | HMB 1880 p 368. At British Library | ||
289 | Bauernhochzeit | 1880 December | Pianoforte | HMB 1880 p 368. At British Library | ||
290 | Waldbilder | 1881 February | Pianoforte | HMB 1881 p. 27. | ||
290/1 | Waldvöglein | Pianoforte | ||||
290/2 | Ein Liebespärchen | Pianoforte | ||||
290/3 | Grasende Rehe | Pianoforte | ||||
290/4 | Fröhliche Jagd | Pianoforte | ||||
290/5 | Beim Erdbeerpflücken | Pianoforte | ||||
290/6 | Am Waldbach | Pianoforte | ||||
292 | Gavotte allemande | 1881 January | Pianoforte | lost | ||
295 | La Réconciliation. Idylle | 1881 June | Pianoforte? | |||
300 | Tirocinium Musicae. Höher Klavierstudien | 1881 | Pianoforte | |||
301 | Willst Du? | 1881-82? | Pianoforte | lost | ||
302 | Trauer-Gesang | 1882 September | Pianoforte | HMB 1882 page 271. (among piano works.) lost | ||
303 | Tyrolienne élégante | 1881 October | Pianoforte | |||
304 | Wiegenliedchen | 1882 March | Pianoforte | HMB 1882 pp. 77. lost | ||
305 | Wenn Papa was hören will. Rondo | January 1882 | Pianoforte? | lost | ||
308 | In der Mühle. Charakterstück | December 1881 | Pianoforte? | lost | ||
309 | Abandonné. (Verlassen.) Mélodie pour Piano | 1882 | Pianoforte | |||
310 | Tongemälde. Sechs leichte u. brillante Klavierstücke ohne Oktavenspannungen. | 1882 | Pianoforte | HMB 1882 page 263. | ||
310/1 | Die Post kommt | 1882 | Pianoforte | |||
310/2 | Heimweh | 1882 | Pianoforte | |||
310/3 | Der Spielmann | 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
310/4 | Schmeichelkätzchen | 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
310/5 | Sonntagsruhe | 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
310/6 | Prinz Carneval | 1880 | Pianoforte | |||
313 | Marche bohémienne pour Piano | 1882 | Pianoforte | |||
314 | Mädchenlieder | 1882 | With voice? | lost; Since Op.314 No.1 is titled "Mädchenlieder. I," this work
probably had more pieces part of it. |
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314/1 | Mädchenlieder. I | July 1882 | With voice? | lost | ||
315 | Am Feierabend. Charakterstück | 1882 | Pianoforte | |||
316 | Chanson d'Autorefois pour Piano | 1882 | Pianoforte | |||
317 | Premier Boléro pour piano | 1883 | D major | Pianoforte | ||
319 | Carmen. Valse de concert | 1883 | Pianoforte | HMB 1883 page 188 | ||
323 | Nocturne espagnole | 1884 January | Pianoforte | lost | ||
324 | Frische Knospen. Sechs Leichte n. gefällige Tonstücke für Pianoforte zu 4 Händen | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
324/1 | Süsser Traum | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
324/2 | Zu Papas Geburtstag. Marsch | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
324/3 | Armer Savoyard | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
324/4 | Unter der Linde. Polka | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
324/5 | Beim Abendläuten | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
324/6 | Unterm Weihnachtsbaum. Walzer | 1884 April | Pianoforte four-hands | |||
325 | Romance Espagnole pour piano | 1884 August | Pianoforte | Sounds like it may be related to Op.323? | ||
326 | Doux Souvenir pour piano | 1884 | Pianoforte | |||
327 | Frisches Grün | 1886 May | Pianoforte | |||
329 | Petite Valse | 1884 | E major | Pianoforte | lost | |
330 | Liebesliedchen | 1884 | Pianoforte | |||
332 | Tarantelle | 1885 September | G major | Pianoforte | lost | |
333 | Hans und Grete. 2 Leichte Rondos | 1887 | Pianoforte | lost; work made up of two pieces | ||
334 | Nachtigallsingt. Charakterstück | 1887 | Pianoforte | lost | ||
335 | l’Amitié. Romance. | 1886 June | Pianoforte | In the magazine Die Musikalische Welt. Monatshefte ausgewählter Compositionen unserer Zeit. edited by Schulze etc., 1886. (several Baumfelder works not otherwise available appeared in issues of this magazine.) | ||
336 | Les Sylphides. Caprice pour piano. | 1886 June | Pianoforte | |||
349 | Zwei Klavierstücke | 1889 January by Näumann of Dresden | Pianoforte | |||
349/1 | Madrigal | 1889 January | Pianoforte | |||
349/2 | Traumbild | 1889 January | Pianoforte | |||
354 | Petite valse pour piano | 1891 by C.F. Kahnt | G major | Pianoforte | HMB 1891 page 82 | |
355 | Immergrün. Charakterstück f. Pfte | 1890 November by C.F. Kahnt | Pianoforte | HMB 1890 page 480 | ||
363 | Pastorale | 1892 March by Näumann of Dresden | Pianoforte | |||
367 | Rococo | Pianoforte | ||||
372 | Rondino Facile | 1899 May | G major | Pianoforte | op.372, 373 - published at the time by Schott in Mainz. Copy of op.372 at L. Coburg. | |
373 | Petite Berceuse | 1899 May | Pianoforte | lost | ||
374 | Frühling und Winter. | Pianoforte and Choir | lost; Unknown Choir arrangement. Perhaps SATB? | |||
375 | Maiglöcken läutet | 1901 August | Pianoforte | |||
377 | Lustige Fanfaren, Marsch | 1901 August | Pianoforte | |||
384 | Jolly Story for pianoforte | 1905 | Pianoforte | |||
386 | Bagatelle pour piano | 1905 | Pianoforte | |||
391 | 1913 | Pianoforte duet | Work made up of 2 pieces | |||
391/1 | Plauderei | September 29, 1913 | Pianoforte duet | |||
391/2 | In der herberge | September 18, 1913 | Pianoforte duet | |||
393 | Sehesucht | 1910 | Pianoforte | |||
394 | Polka Mignon | 1914 | Pianoforte | |||
395 | Im der Garten. Serenade für Pianoforte | October 29, 1913 | Pianoforte | |||
398 | Petit Valse | 1910 | Pianoforte | |||
399 | The Spinning Girl | 1913 | Pianoforte | |||
400 | Immortelle | 1910 | C major | Pianoforte | ||
403 | Idyl | 1910 | G major | Pianoforte | ||
404 | Meditation. Nocturne | 1913 | Pianoforte | |||
405 | Chant du berger | 1911 | G major | Pianoforte | ||
408 | Lorelei | 1914 | Pianoforte | Based on the poem "Die Lorelie" by Heinrich Heine. Published in a collection by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge. |
List of works without Opus number
Even though these works are thought to be without opus number, a lot of the works below may have originally been assigned to an opus number.Composition | Date | Key | Instrument(s) | Notes |
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Der liebesring. Opera | January 26, 1861 | lost; First performed in Dresden. Libretto written by Hermann Schmid | ||
Symphony | Orchestra | lost? | ||
Symphony in German Style | 1850 | Orchestra | ||
Symphony | May 1, 18xx [1849?] | C minor | Orchestra | survives in manuscript in a library in Dresden |
Symphony | 1873 | G minor | Orchestra | lost; last known performance on February 27, 1874 |
Symphony | 1854 | E minor | Orchestra | lost; last known performance on November 22, 1854 |
2 Sonatas for Piano and Violin | Before April 1879 | Piano and Violin | lost; was performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee | |
Der Geiger zu Gmünd | Choir and Orchestra | lost | ||
Troise | 1866 | |||
Praise the Lord | September 1887 | Mixed Chorus | A motet | |
Barmherzig und gnädig ist der Herr | September 1887 | Mixed Chorus | A motet | |
Gesangstück | Before April 1879 | Pianoforte and Voice? | lost; was performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee | |
Dance on the green. Tänzchen im grilnen. | June 8, 1899 | Pianoforte | lost | |
Tyrolienne (Ländler) | 1910 | B major | Pianoforte | |
Melody (Lullaby) | F major | Pianoforte | Maybe from Op.40 or Op.268? | |
Poe | 1879 | |||
Hungarian Intermezzo (Flying Leaves) | January 25, 1911 | Pianoforte | ||
Edelweiss. Pure as Snow. Cansonette. | 1903 | Pianoforte | ||
5 Praeludien für das Pianoforte | 1877 | Pianoforte | ||
La Petite Gracieuse, morceau de salon pour Piano | 1879 | Pianoforte | ||
Calla Waltz pour Piano | Pianoforte | lost | ||
Motette. Warum betrbst du dich, mein Herz. Für gemischten Chor. | 1886 | Mixed Choir? | ||
Deuxie | 1862 | |||
Suite | Before April 1879 | Pianoforte | lost; was performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee | |
Sonata | Before April 1879 | Pianoforte | lost; was performed at the Fünfundzwenzigjähriger jubilee | |
15 Etuden zur Ausbildung des Geschmacks für Piano | 1880 | Pianoforte | ||
Im Wald, im Wald ist's frisch und grün. Lied von L. Hartmann, als Transcription für Klavier bertragen | 1880 | Pianoforte | Transcription on the lied "Im Wald, im Wald, ist's frisch und grün" by L. Hartmann | |
Sce | 1880 | |||
Rose sauvage | 1873 | Pianoforte |
Sources
Only a list of sources was given for some of the biographical information given to create this article. The information came from the article at German Wikipedia.- Paul - Hand Dictionary of Music, Leipzig, 1870
- Musicians Encyclopedia, Frank Altmann, 1936
- Dresden Gazette dated May 27, 1936
- Research by Freital Claus Scharschuch, on Friedrich Baumfelder's family history
- Pazdirek - Universal Manual of Music Literature
External links
- The Friedrich Baumfelder article at German Wikipedia
- The Carl Friedrich Gotthelf Baumfelder article at German Wikipedia