This is a list of compositions by Felix Mendelssohn .
(Note: the list includes works which were published posthumously and given opus numbers after the composer's death. Only the opus numbers 1 to 72 were assigned by Mendelssohn, the later ones by publishers. The opus number sequence does not therefore always accord with the order of composition). The list also includes the Mendelssohn-Werkverzeichnis classification code (MWV).
Completion | Title | Genre | Length | Première | Libretto |
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1820 | Soldatenliebschaft (MWV L 1) | Singspiel | 1 act | 11 December 1820, private performance, Berlin | Johann Ludwig Casper, after an unknown librettist |
1821 | Die beiden Pädagogen (MWV L 2) | Singspiel | 1 act | 15 March 1821, private performance, Berlin | Johann Ludwig Casper, after Eugène Scribe |
1822 | Die wandernden Komödianten (MWV L 3) | Singspiel | 1 act | 8 March 1822, private performance, Berlin | Johann Ludwig Casper, after Louis-Benoît Picard |
1823 | Der Onkel aus Boston, oder Die beiden Neffen (MWV L 4) | Singspiel | 3 acts | 7 February 1824, private performance, Berlin | Johann Ludwig Casper, after an unknown librettist |
1825 | Die Hochzeit des Camacho , Op. 10 | Singspiel | 2 acts | 29 April 1827, Schauspielhaus, Berlin | Friedrich Voigts after Ludwig Tieck's translation of Miguel de Cervantes |
1829 | Die Heimkehr aus der Fremde , Op. Posth. 89 | Liederspiel | 1 act | 26 December 1829, private performance, Berlin, 10 April 1851, Leipzig | Karl Klingemann |
1847 | Die Lorelei, Op. Posth. 98 | only a fragment: finale of Act 1 and Vintners' Chorus | 8 September 1852, Town Hall, Birmingham | Emanuel Geibel |
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