The following is a list of all the compositions by Austrian composer Arnold Schoenberg.
Op. No. | Title | Year(s) of composition |
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1 | Zwei Gesänge [Two Songs] for baritone | 1898 |
2 | Vier Lieder [Four Songs] | 1899/1900 |
3 | Sechs Lieder [Six Songs] | 1899/1903 |
4 | Verklärte Nacht [Transfigured Night] | 1899 |
5 | Pelleas und Melisande | 1902/03 |
6 | Acht Lieder [Eight Songs] for soprano | 1903/05 |
7 | String Quartet No. 1, D minor | 1904/05 |
8 | Sechs Lieder [Six Songs] with orchestra | 1903/05 |
9 | Kammersymphonie [Chamber symphony] No. 1, E major | 1906 |
10 | String Quartet No. 2, F♯ minor (with Soprano) | 1907/08 |
11 | Drei Klavierstücke | 1909 |
12 | Zwei Balladen [Two Ballads] | 1906 |
13 | Friede auf Erden [Peace on Earth] | 1907 |
14 | Zwei Lieder [Two Songs] | 1907/08 |
15 | 15 Gedichte aus Das Buch der hängenden Gärten (15 Poems from The Book of the Hanging Gardens) by Stefan George | 1908/09 |
16 | Fünf Orchesterstücke [Five Pieces for Orchestra] | 1909 |
17 | Erwartung [Expectation], monodrama in one act, for soprano and orchestra | 1909 |
18 | Die glückliche Hand [The lucky hand], drama with music, for voices and orchestra | 1910/13 |
19 | Sechs kleine Klavierstücke [Six little piano pieces] | 1911 |
20 | Herzgewächse [Foliage of the heart] for soprano, celesta, harmonium, harp | 1911 |
21 | Pierrot Lunaire | 1912 |
22 | Four Orchestral Songs | 1913/16 |
23 | Fünf Stücke [Five Pieces] for Piano | 1920/23 |
24 | Serenade | 1920/23 |
25 | Suite for Piano | 1921/23 |
26 | Wind Quintet | 1924 |
27 | Vier Stücke [Four Pieces] | 1925 |
28 | Drei Satiren [Three Satires] | 1925/26 |
29 | Suite, for septet | 1924/26 |
30 | String Quartet No. 3 | 1927 |
31 | Variations for Orchestra | 1926/28 |
32 | Von heute auf morgen [From today to tomorrow] opera in one act | 1928 |
33 | Zwei Klavierstücke [2 Piano Pieces] | 1928/31 |
34 | Begleitungsmusik zu einer Lichtspielscene [Accompaniment to a Film Scene] | 1930 |
35 | Sechs Stücke [Six Pieces] for male chorus | 1930 |
36 | Violin Concerto | 1934/36 |
37 | String Quartet No. 4 | 1936 |
38 | Kammersymphonie [Chamber symphony] No. 2, E♭ minor | 1906/39 |
39 | Kol nidre for chorus and orchestra | 1938 |
40 | Variations in D minor on a recitative for Organ | 1941 |
41 | Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte for voice, piano and string quartet | 1942 |
42 | Piano Concerto | 1942 |
43a | Theme and Variations for Band | 1943 |
43b | Theme and Variations for Orchestra | 1943 |
44 | Prelude to Genesis Suite for chorus and orchestra | 1945 |
45 | String Trio | 1946 |
46 | A Survivor from Warsaw | 1947 |
47 | Phantasy for violin and piano | 1949 |
48 | Three Songs | 1933 |
49 | Three Folksongs | 1948 |
50a | Dreimal tausend Jahre [Three times a thousand years] | 1949 |
50b | Psalm 130 "De profundis" | 1950 |
50c | Modern psalm | unfinished |
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