Duo Espagnôla [sic] (1857, pub. by Cord Garden in 2018)[4][5]
Concert Music
Symphonies
Symphony in E minor (1834, in manuscript, pub. by Cord Garden in 2018)[4]
Symphony in D minor (ca.1835, in manuscript, pub. by Cord Garden in 2018)[4]
Piano and orchestra
Piano Concerto in E minor
Piano Concerto in A major (ca.1830, in manuscript, pub. by Cord Garden in 2018)[4]
Vocal
Hallelujah [1815, unpublished]
Der Freidhof (A Dirge for tenor, chorus and string orchestra with trumpets) [1824, unpublished]
Der Gang nach dem Eisenhammer ("with the retention of B.A. Weber's melodramatic instrumental music", for solo voice and orchestra), Op. 17 [1829, pub. 1832]
Die Nächtliche Heerschau (La revue nocturne) (for solo voice and orchestra), Op. 23 [1832, pub. 1833]
Die erste Walpurgisnacht (Ballade for soloists, chorus and orchestra), Op. 25 [1833]
Scholastica (for alto voice with chorus and orchestra), Op. 75 H.2 No. 2 [1838]
Der Bergmann: Ein Liederkreis in Balladenform in 5 Abtheilungen von Giesebrecht (for solo voice, chorus and orchestra) [1839]
1. “Im Schacht der Adern und der Stufen”
2. “Von meines Hauses engen Wänden”
3. “Unser Herzog hat herrliche Taten vollbracht”
4. “Es steht ein Kelch in der Kapelle”
5. “Als Weibesarm in jungen Jahren”
Te Deum, Op. 77 [pub. Berlin, 1842]
Die Hochzeit der Thetis: Cantata, Op. 120
Kleine Passionmusik (for chorus, strings and organ) [?, unpublished]
Oratorios
Die Zestörung von Jerusalem, Op. 30 (Grand Oratorio in 2 parts) (G. Nicolai), [1829, pub. Leipzig, 1821] (perf. in Stettin, 1829)[6]
Die eherne Schlange, Op. 40 (Vocal oratorio for men's voices) (Ludwig Giesebrecht), [1834, pub. Berlin, 1834]
Additional bass aria, "Sang des Moses" [composed 1857]
Die sieben Schläfer, Op. 46 (Oratorio in 3 parts) (Giesebrecht), [1833, pub. Mainz, 1835]
Die Apostel von Philippi, Op. 48 (Vocal oratorio for men's voices) (Giesebrecht), [1835, pub. Berlin, 1835]
Gutenberg, Op. 55 (Oratorio in 3 parts for the unveiling of the Gutenberg monument in Mainz) (Giesebrecht), [1836, pub. Mainz, 1836]
Die Festzeiten, Op. 66 (Spiritual Oratorio in 3 parts, Bible: John), [1825–36, pub. Mainz, 1842]
Palestrina (Giesebrecht) [1841]
Johann Hus, Op. 82 (Oratorio in 3 parts) (A. Zeune), [1842, pub. Berlin, 1842]
Die drei Wünsche (The Three Wishes): Singspiel in 3 acts, Op. 42 (Ernst Raupach) [first perf. 2[9] or 18 Feb 1834, Berlin, Schauspielhaus; recorded 1996/1998[8]]
Emmy, romantic opera, 3 acts (Franz Ludwig Melzer and Fr. von Hauser, after Kenilworth by Walter Scott) [1842, unperformed[8]]
Incidental music
Das Märchen im Traum (Ernst Raupach), (includes Overture in D minor) [1832?]
Church Music
Collections
Liturgie (for the Protestant Church service) [1847]
Musikalischer Gottesdienst... ("Musical Church Service, or Instructions for everything that is required of cantors and organists in the Protestant Church. Also a complete chorale book with preludes, postludes and interludes.") [pub. late 1850s?]
Choralbuch...("Chorale book, containing all the melodies for the songs in Bollhagen's hymn book, which previously had no melody and therefore had to be sung with their own melody, arranged for cantors and organists by the music director Dr. Loewe") [?, unpublished]
Individual pieces
Easter Cantata [1820?, unpublished]
Festgesänge [1847, pub. in H. Priem's Chorales, Songs of the Liturgy, and Celebratory Songs for Primary Schools... 1847]
"Laßt uns mit ehrfurchtvollem Dank": Christmas song
"Wunderbarer Gnedenthron": Christmas song
Der Siegesfürst: Easter song
Unsere Aufestehung durch Christum
"Dich bet'ich an, erstand'ner Held"
Einsegnungslied (Consecration song for men's chorus)
Abendmahlslied (Communion song for three-part children's chorus with organ) [pub. in Jakob Neus's First collection of part-songs...]
"Freide und Ruhe in Gott" (for the evening before All Souls Day, for voice and organ) [pub. 1854-1862?]
Music for the Prussian Royal Court and Military
Patriotic Fest-Cantata [1815?]
Heldenthum und Liebe (Fest-Hymn for soloists, chorus and large orchestra) [1823]
Prussian Military Ballads, Op. 61 (for voice and piano, for 4 men's voices, or for men's choir and military band) [1837, pub. 1838]
1. Fridericus Rex
2. General Schwerin
Zumalacarregui: Spanish Romance (for men's choir and military band, written for the choir of the Crown Prince's Grenadier Regiments) [1837]
Des Königs Zuversicht: Prussian Folk Song (for 4 men's voices, or for voice and piano), Op. 118a [1839]
A Prussian Song (for a capella men's chorus, or for solo voice, chorus, and piano) [1840]
2 Vaterlandslieder (for a capella chorus) [?, pub. w/o opus 1841]
Preussens Huldigung
Der deutsche Rhein
Deutsche Flotte: Folk Song (for 4 men's voices) [1848]
Prussian Hurrah Song (for a capella men's chorus, or for voice and piano) [1848]
Preussentreue: Prussian Folk Song (for voice and piano) [1848 or 1849]
Fest-Cantata for the silver wedding celebration of their majesties, the King and Queen of Prussia [1848?]
Salvum fac regum (for a 4 men's voices, or for voice and piano) [1850]
"Bitte zu Gott um Frieden" (Sacred song composed for the King's birthday, for voice and piano) [1854]
Prussian Naval Song [1856]
Dem König (for a capella chorus) [1859]
Dem Herrscher [1859]
König Wilhelm: Prussian Folk Hymn (for a capella men's chorus, for a 3-part soldiers' chorus, or for voice and piano), Op. 139 [1861]
Prayers (for SATB voices) [composed to King Friedrich Wilhelm's IV adaptations of Aurelius Augustius's Confessions given to Loewe by the Queen after the King's death in 1863 to be set to music]:
Freimaurer-Melodien [?, pub. in Bahn's Melodies for the New Freemason Songbook]
Auf dem ganzen Erdenrunde
Brüder, die zum Bendesfeste
Hörtihr nicht die Stimmen tönen
Wohl kennt ihr den Tempel
Schaut Brüder hin, in jene Zeiten
Welche Klagetöne schallen
Harmonie der edlen frommen Seele
Hört ein Wort aus alter Zeit
A Capella Choruses
Himmelfahrtgesang (chorale cut from the oratorio, Die Festzeiten) [before 1836, unpublished]
Taubenlied [1844, unpublished]
Abendlied [1844, unpublished]
Frühlings Seele [1844, unpublished]
3 Psalms (for men's chorus) [pub. Dresden, 1845]
Psalm 23: "Der Herr ist mein Hirte" Op. 100
Psalm 121: "Die Hülfe mein vom Herren kommt" Op. 101
Psalm 33: "Freuet euch des Herrn" Op. 102
Der Papagei: Comical Ballad (for men's chorus), Op. 111 [1847]
Psalm 51: "Schaffe in mir Gott" for men's chorus, [1849]
Psalm 61: "Höre Gott" [1850]
Gottesbote [1859, unpublished]
Das "Dolce far niente" (for men's chorus) [late 1850s?]
Brautlied ("Von der zarten Kinder") [Late 1850s]
Motette (Lamentations 3.22–8), for a cappella choir, [1866?]
Psalm 65.3 [?]
"Komm, Gott Schöpfer" [?]
Brautkranzlied [?]
Motette zum Bibelfeste (Hebrews 4.12), for male a cappella choir [?]
Motette zur Einweihung des Taubstummen-Instituts, for a cappella choir [?]
Pedagogical Publications
Gesang-Lehre... ("Singing Instruction, designed theoretically and practically for high schools, seminaries and citizen schools")
1st Edition [pub. 1826]
2nd Edition [pub. 1829]
3rd Edition [pub. 1834]
4th Edition [pub.?]
5th Edition [pub. 1854]
Practisch-Theoretische Klavier- und Generalbass-Schule ("Practical & Theoretical School for Piano and Basso Continuo, for teachers and students according to older and newer textbooks and systems, methodically organized for beginners and children") [pub. 1851?]
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