List of compositions by Emilie Mayer

Last updated September 28, 2023

This is a list of compositions by Emilie Mayer .

Piano

Piano solo

9 Tänze (composed probably no later than 1840)
Piano Sonata in D Minor (composed 1860–1870)
Piano Sonata in D major (composed 1850–1880)
Allemande fantastique, Op.29 (pub. 1871)
Tonwellen (Valse), Op. 30 (pub. 1871)
Ungaraise, Op. 31 (pub. 1871)
Valse, Op. 32 (pub. 1871)
Mazurka, Op. 33 (pub. 1871)
Drei Humoresken, Op. 41 (pub. 1875)
Impromptu, Op. 44 (pub. 1878)
La modesta, Op. 45
6 Klavierstücke für die Kinderwelt, Op. 48/1 (pub. 1882)
March in A Major

Chamber music

Violin and piano

Violin Sonata in F Major, Op. 17
Violin Sonata in A Minor, Op. 18
Violin Sonata in E Minor, Op. 19
Violin Sonata in D Minor, Op. 29
Notturno for Violin and Piano, Op. 48/2 (pub. 1883)
Violin Sonata in D Minor
Violin Sonata in D Major
Violin Sonata in E-flat Major

Cello and piano

Cello Sonata in D Minor, Op. 38
Cello Sonata in C Major, Op. 40
Cello Sonata in D Major, Op. 47
Cello Sonata in F Major
Cello Sonata in C Major
Cello Sonata in C Minor
Cello Sonata in D Minor
Cello Sonata in E Minor
Cello Sonata in A Major
Cello Sonata in B flat Major
Cello Sonata in B Minor

Piano trios

Piano Trio in E Minor, Op. 12
Piano Trio in D Major, Op. 13
Piano Trio in E♭ Major
Piano Trio in D Minor
Piano Trio in E Minor
Piano Trio in A Minor
Piano Trio in B Minor, Op. 16
Piano Trio in B♭ Major

Piano quartets

Piano Quartet in E-flat Major
Piano Quartet in G Major

String quartets

String Quartet in G Minor, Op. 14
String Quartet in F Major
String Quartet in D Minor
String Quartet in E Minor
String Quartet in G Major
String Quartet in B♭ Major
String Quartet in A Major

String quintets

String Quintet in D Major
String Quintet in D Minor

Orchestral

Symphonies

Symphony No. 1 in C Minor (premièred before 4 March 1847)^[1]
Symphony No. 2 in E Minor (premièred before 4 March 1847)
Symphony No. 3 in C Major "Military" (premièred 21 April 1850)
Symphony No. 4 in B Minor (premièred 16 March 1851)
Symphony No. 5 in D Major (premièred 1 May 1852)^[2] [The Worldcat source given in note #2 is wrong, and this error has been perpetuated by the Furore verlag edition, 2005, and also by the recording on Dreyer-Gaido. The F minor symphony is No. 7; the Symphony No. 5 is in D major and the score is presumed lost. See: https://www.unsungcomposers.com/forum/index.php/topic,3920.0.html]
Symphony No. 6 in E Major (premièred 25 April 1853)
Symphony No. 7 in F Minor (1855–56; premièred in April 1862)
Symphony No. 8 in F Major (1856–57; premièred in March 1862) – presumed lost

Piano and orchestral

Piano Concerto in B flat Major (1850)

Overtures

Overture (No. 1) in C Minor (early work)
Overture No. 2 in D Major (premièred 21 April 1850)
Overture No. 3 in C Major (premièred 21 April 1850)
Overture (No. 4) in D Minor (premièred 21 April 1850)
Ouverture serieuse (No. 5) (premièred 15 January 1879) – presumed lost
Overture to Faust (No. 6), Op. 46 (1880; premièred in March 1881)
Ouvertura giocosa (No. 7) (premièred in April 1883) – presumed lost

Opera

Die Fischerin

Lieder

Du bist wie eine Blume, Op. 7/1
O lass mich dein gedenken, Op. 7/2
Wenn der Abendstern die Rosen, Op. 7/3
Erlkönig (version 1)
Erlkönig (version 2)
2 Gesänge
2 Kinderlieder

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References

↑ Heinz-Mathias Neuwirth Emilie Mayer Geb.: 14. Mai 1812 in Friedland (Mecklenburg), Deutschland Gest.: 10. April 1883 in Berlin, mugi.hfmt-hamburg.de, accessed 25 November 2021
↑ Symphonie Nr. 5 f-Moll, 2005, OCLC 70170249 , retrieved 10 May 2021

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[1] Heinz-Mathias Neuwirth Emilie Mayer Geb.: 14. Mai 1812 in Friedland (Mecklenburg), Deutschland Gest.: 10. April 1883 in Berlin, mugi.hfmt-hamburg.de, accessed 25 November 2021

[2] Symphonie Nr. 5 f-Moll, 2005, OCLC 70170249 , retrieved 10 May 2021

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