List of compositions by Richard Strauss

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The table below shows an incomplete list of compositions by Richard Strauss.

Contents

Catalogues

Only 88 compositions by the German composer Richard Strauss (1864–1949) have been assigned opus numbers; these numbers are shown in the table below in the column "Op." Two volumes of a catalogue of the remaining works were published by Erich Hermann Mueller von Asow (1892–1964) in 1959. [1] After von Asow's death Franz Trenner  [ de ] (d. 1993) and Alfons Ott (d. 1976) published the third volume, based on von Asow's notes; this catalogue lists 323 titles, including Strauss's literary writings. The numbers for compositions from this catalogue are shown in the column "AV" in the table below.

During the 15 years it took to publish von Asow's work, many new sources became available, so Franz Trenner created a new chronological catalogue in 1985, a slim volume of 153 pages without incipits. A second updated edition of 400 pages for all works of Strauss was published in 1993 with incipits, and his son Florian Trenner published a completely revised edition of 496 pages in 1999; this catalogue lists 298 works and its numbers are shown in the column "TrV" below. [2] [3] [4]

The year shown is the year of the first performance, unless there is a large gap between the dates of composition and premiere; in that case, the year refers to the date of composition and the date of the premiere is shown in the column "Work."

Works

TrV Op. AVYearGenreWork
1—1870piano (or orchestra)Schneiderpolka, for piano (or string orchestra)
2—1870 Lied "Weihnachtslied" (Schlaf wohl, du Himmelsknabe du), for voice and piano
3—1870Lied"Einkehr" (Bei einem Wirte wundermild), for voice and piano
4—1871Lied"Winterreise" (Bei diesem kalten Wehen), for voice and piano
5—1871Lied"Waldkonzert" (Der Frühling gibt jetzt ein Konzert), for voice and piano
6—1871Lied"Der weiße Hirsch" (Es gingen drei Jäger wohl auf die Pirsch), for alto, tenor and bass voices with piano
7—1871Lied"Der böhmische Musikant" (Es kommt aus fernem Böhmerland), for voice and piano
8—1871Lied"Herz, mein Herz" (Herz, mein Herz, sei nicht beklommen), for voice and piano
9—1871pianoModerato in C major, for piano
10—1871Lied"Gute Nacht" (Schon fängt es an zu dämmern), for voice and piano
11—1872pianoPanzenburg-Polka, for piano
12—1872pianoLangsamer Satz in G major, for piano
13—1872Lied"Des Alpenhirten Abschied" (Ihr Matten lebt wohl!), for voice and piano
14—1872pianoPolka, Walzer und andere kleinere Kompositionen, for piano
15—1873solo hornTwo études for solo horn in E♭ and E
16—1873Lied"Der müde Wanderer" (Schon sank die Sonne nieder), for voice and piano
17—1873 orchestral Overture to the Singspiel Hochlands Treue
18—1873pianoFive Little Pieces, for piano
19—1873pianoSonatina in C major, for piano
20—1873pianoSonatina in E major, for piano
21—1873 chamber music Two Little Pieces for violin and piano in G major
22—1874pianoSonatina No.1 in C major, for piano
23—1874pianoSonatina No.2 in F major, for piano
24—1874pianoSonatina No.3 in B♭ major, for piano
25—1874pianoSonatina No.4 in E major, for piano
26—1874pianoSonatina No.5 in E♭ major, for piano
27—1874pianoSonatina No.6 in D major, for piano
28—1874pianoSix fragments to sonatas (AV 197–202)
29—1874pianoFantasie in C major, for piano
30—1875pianoTwo Little Pieces in A major and G minor, for piano
31—1875 Vierstimmiger Satz, exercise in B♭ major
32—1875 choral Vierstimmiger Choralsatz, exercise in B♭ major
33—1875chamber musicConcertante for 2 violins, cello and piano
34—1875pianoAllegro assai in B♭ major, for piano
35—1875chamber musicString Quartet in C minor
36—1876pianoPreliminary studies on harmony and counterpoint, for piano
37—1876choralTwo songs for mixed chorus
  1. "Morgengesang" (Im Osten geht die Sonne auf)
  2. "Frühlingsnacht" (Über'm Garten durch die Lüfte)
41—1876orchestralConcert Overture in B minor, for orchestra
42—1876Lied"Husarenlied" (Husaren müssen reiten), for voice and piano
43—1881orchestralFestmarsch in E♭ major, for orchestra
45—1876orchestralOverture in E minor, for orchestra
46—1876pianoOverture in E♭ major, for piano
47—1877pianoPiano Sonata No.1 in E major
48—1877Lied"Der Fischer" (Das Wasser rauscht', das Wasser schwoll), for voice and piano
49—1877Lied"Die Drossel" (Ich will ja nicht in Garten geh'n), for voice and piano
50—1877Lied"Lass ruhn die Toten" (Es steht ein altes Gemäuer), for voice and piano
51—1877Lied"Lust und Qual" (Knabe sass ich Fischerknabe), for voice and piano
52—1877orchestralSerenade in G major, for orchestra
53—1877chamber musicPiano Trio No.1 in A major, for violin, cello and piano
54—1877choralMass in D major, four movements for mixed chorus
  1. Kyrie
  2. Sanctus
  3. Benedictus
  4. Agnus Dei
55—1877orchestralAndante cantabile in D major, for orchestra
56—1877orchestralAndante in B♭ major, for orchestra
57—1878pianoKontrapunkt-Studien I, imitative exercises and canons for piano
58—1878Lied"Spielmann und Zither" (Der Spielmann sass am Felsen), for voice and piano
59—1878Lied"Wiegenlied" (Die Ähren nur noch nicken), for voice and piano
60—1878Lied"Abend- und Morgenrot" (Die Mücke sitzt am Fenster"), for voice and piano
61—1878 Singspiel Lila, Singspiel after Goethe
62—1878Lied"Im Walde" (Im Walde im hellen Sonnenschein), for voice and piano
63—1878Lied"Ein Spielmann und sein Kind", for voice and piano
64—1878Lied"Alphorn" (Ein Alphorn hör' ich schallen), for voice, horn and piano
65—1878Lied"Nebel" (Du trüber Nebel hüllst mir das Tal), for voice and piano
66—1878Lied"Soldatenlied" (Die Trommeln und Pfeiffen), for voice and piano
67—1878Lied"Ein Röslein zog ich mir im Garten", for voice and piano
68—1878pianoVariations (12) in D major, for piano
69—1878orchestralOverture in E major, for orchestra
70—1878horn and pianoIntroduction, Theme and Variations in E♭ major, for horn and piano
71—1878chamber musicPiano Trio No.2 in D major, for violin, cello and piano
72—1879pianoAus alter Zeit, eine kleine Gavotte, for piano
73—1879pianoAndante in C minor, for piano
74—1879Lied"Für Musik", for voice and piano
76—1879chamber musicIntroduction, Theme and Variations in G major, for flute and piano
77—1879Lied"Frühlingsanfang", for voice and piano
78—1879Lied"Das rote Laub", for voice and piano
79—1879pianoPiano Sonata No.2 in C minor ("Grosse Sonate")
80—1879instrumental with orchestraRomanze in E♭ major, for clarinet and orchestra
81—1879pianoKontrapunkt-Studien II, 9 fugues for piano
82—1879pianoSkizzen, pieces (5) for piano
83—1879orchestralOverture in A minor, for orchestra
84—1879 Hochzeitsmusik (Wedding Music), for piano and toy instruments
85—1879chamber musicString Quartet in E♭ major
86—1879pianoScherzo in B minor, for piano
87—1879LiedDie drei Lieder, for voice and piano
88—1879Lied"Im Vaters Garten heimlich steht ein Blümlein", for voice and piano
89—1880Lied"Der Morgen", for voice and piano
92—1880choralSeven four-part songs, for mixed chorus or 4 solo voices:
  1. Winterlied
  2. Spielmannsweise
  3. Pfingsten
  4. Käferlied
  5. Waldessang
  6. Schneeglöcklein
  7. Trüb blinken nur die Sterne
94—1880orchestral Symphony No.1 in D minor
95—1881chamber musicString Quartet in A major
102—1880choralFestchor for choir with piano accompaniment
103—1880–1881piano
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105—1882pianoFive piano pieces
106—1882chamber musicSerenade in E♭ major, for 13 wind instruments
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108—1881pianoNonett in F major, for piano 4-hands
110—1882concerto Violin Concerto in D minor
115—1882chamber music Cello Sonata in F major, for cello and piano
117—1883concerto Horn Concerto No. 1 in E-flat major
118—1883instrumental with orchestraRomanze in F major for cello and orchestra (or piano)
124—1883orchestralLied ohne Worte in E♭ major, for orchestra
125—1883orchestralConcert Overture in C minor, for orchestra
126—1884orchestral Symphony No.2 in F minor
127—1884pianoStimmungsbilder for piano
130—1884pianoImprovisation and Fugue on an Original Theme in A minor, for piano
131—1884choral (orchestral) Wandrers Sturmlied , for six-part choir and orchestra
132—1884chamber musicSuite in B-flat major, for 13 wind instruments
133—1884instrumental with orchestraDer Zweikampf in B♭ major, polonaise for flute, bassoon, and orchestra
134—1884choralSchwäbische Erbschaft (Der gnäd'ge Herr von Zavelstein) for unaccompanied male choir
135—1887orchestralFestmarsch in D major, for orchestra
136—1886chamber musicFestmarsch in D major for piano quartet
137—1885chamber music Piano Quartet in C minor
139—1885pianoCadenza in C minor for Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 24, K. 491
141—1885LiederAcht Gedichte aus „Letzte Blätter“ (Eight Poems from "Last Leaves," by Hermann von Gilm), for voice and piano
  1. "Zueignung" (Ja, du weißt es, teure Seele)
  2. "Nichts" (Nennen soll ich)
  3. "Die Nacht" (Aus dem Walde tritt die Nacht)
  4. "Die Georgine" (Warum so spät erst, Georgine?)
  5. "Geduld" (Geduld, sagst du und zeigst mit weißem Finger)
  6. "Die Verschwiegenen" (Ich habe wohl)
  7. "Die Zeitlose" (Auf frischgemähtem Weideplatz)
  8. "Allerseelen" (Stell auf den Tisch die duftenden Reseden)
142—1885LiederWer hat's gethan? (Es steht mein Lied in Nacht und Frost) for voice and piano
144—1886choral (orchestral)Bardengesang (Wir litten menschlich seit dem Tage) for male choir and orchestra (not to be confused with Op. 55)
145—1886instrumental with orchestra Burleske in D minor for piano and orchestra
147—1887orchestral Aus Italien , Symphonic Fantasy for large orchestra in G major
  1. Auf der Campagne
  2. In Roms Ruinen
  3. Am Strande von Sorrent
  4. Neapolitanisches Volksleben
148—1886LiederFive songs for middle voice and piano
  1. "Madrigal" (Ins Joch beug' ich den Nacken)
  2. "Winternacht" (Mit Regen und Sturmgebrause)
  3. "Lob des Leidens" (Oh schmäht des Lebens Leiden nicht!)
  4. "Aus den Liedern der Trauer" (Dem Herzen ähnlich)
  5. "Heimkehr" (Leiser schwanken die Äste)
149—1887LiederSix songs for high voice and piano
  1. "Seitdem dein Aug' in meines schaute"
  2. "Ständchen" (Mach' auf)
  3. "Das Geheimnis" (Du fragst mich, Mädchen)
  4. "Aus den Liedern der Trauer" (Von dunklem Schleier umsponnen)
  5. "Nur Mut!" (Laß das Zagen)
  6. "Barcarole" (Um der fallenden Ruder Spitzen)
150—1887stage workIncidental music to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
  1. "Tanzlied zur Moresca"
  2. "Trällerlied"
  3. "Vor dem Hochzeitsbette"
  4. "Trauermusik"
151—1888chamber music Sonata in E-flat major for violin and piano
152—1888LiederSix songs for voice and piano
  1. "Wozu noch, Mädchen, soll es frommen"
  2. "Breit' über mein Haupt dein schwarzes Haar"
  3. "Schön sind, doch kalt die Himmelssterne"
  4. "Wie sollten wir geheim sie halten"
  5. "Hoffen und wieder verzagen"
  6. "Mein Herz ist stumm, mein Herz ist kalt"
153—1888LiederMädchenblumen for voice and piano
  1. "Kornblumen" (Kornblumen nenn' ich die Gestalten)
  2. "Mohnblumen" (Mohnblumen sind die runden)
  3. "Epheu" (Aber Epheu nenn' ich jene Madchen)
  4. "Wasserrose" (Kennst du die Blume, die märchenhafte)
155——1888horn and pianoAndante in C major, for horn and piano (for his revered father on his silver wedding anniversary).
156—1889orchestral Don Juan , tone poem after Lenau
157—1889orchestralFestmarsch in C major, for orchestra
158—1890orchestral Tod und Verklärung , (Death and Transfiguration), tone poem for orchestra
159—1889choral Utan svafvel och fosfor (Swedish matchbox text), for unaccompanied male choir
160—1889LiederSchlichte Weisen, five songs for voice and piano
  1. "All mein' Gedanken"
  2. "Du meines Herzens Krönelein"
  3. "Ach Lieb, ich muß nun scheiden"
  4. "Ach weh mir unglückhaftem Mann"
  5. "Die Frauen sind oft fromm und still"
161—1890stage workNew version of Gluck's opera Iphigenie auf Tauris arranged for orchestra
163—1890orchestral Macbeth , tone poem after Shakespeare for orchestra
166—1891LiederTwo songs for voice and piano
  1. "Frühlingsgedränge" (Frühlingskinder im bunten Gedränge)
  2. "O wärst du mein"
167—1892stage workLebende Bilder, Festmusik
168—1894 opera Guntram , opera in three acts
169—1893chamber musicTwo Pieces for piano quartet
  1. "Arabischer Tanz"
  2. "Liebesliedchen"
170—1894LiederFour songs for voice and piano, all later with orchestral accompaniment
  1. "Ruhe, meine Seele!" (Nicht ein Lüftchen regt sich leise)
  2. "Cäcilie" (Wenn du es wüßtest)
  3. "Heimliche Aufforderung" (Auf, hebe die funkelnde Schale)
  4. "Morgen!" (Und morgen wird die Sonne wieder scheinen)
171—1895orchestral Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche , tone poem for orchestra
172—1895LiederThree songs for high voice and piano
  1. "Traum durch die Dämmerung" (Weite Wiesen im Dämmergrau)
  2. "Schlagende Herzen" (Über Wiesen und Felder ein Knabe ging)
  3. "Nachtgang" (Wir gingen durch die stille milde Nacht)
173—1896LiederFour songs for voice and piano
  1. "Blauer Sommer" (Ein blauer Sommer glanz- und glutenschwer)
  2. "Wenn" (Und wärst du mein Weib)
  3. "Weißer Jasmin" (Bleiche Blute)
  4. "Stiller Gang" (Der Abend graut)
174—1896LiederFive songs for voice and piano
  1. "Ich trage meine Minne"
  2. "Sehnsucht" (Ich ging den Weg entlang)
  3. "Liebeshymnus" (Heil jenem Tag)
  4. "O süßer Mai!"
  5. "Himmelsboten" (Der Mondschein)
175—1896Lied"Wir beide wollen springen" (Es ging ein Wind durchs weite Land), for voice and piano
176—1896orchestral Also sprach Zarathustra , tone poem freely after Nietzsche, for orchestra
180—1896Lieder (orchestral)Four songs for voice and orchestra
  1. "Verführung" (Der Tag, der schwüle)
  2. "Gesang der Apollopriesterin" (Es ist der Tag, wo jedes Leid vergessen)
  3. "Hymnus" (Daß du mein Auge wecktest)
  4. "Pilgers Morgenlied" (Morgennebel, Lila)
181—1897 melodrama Enoch Arden , for speaker and piano, text by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
182—1898choralTwo songs for sixteen-part unaccompanied choir
  1. "Der Abend" (Senke, strahlender Gott)
  2. "Jakob" (Jakob! Dein verlorner Sohn)
183—1897choral (orchestral)Licht du ewiglich Eines, hymn for brass choir, orchestra and female choir
184—1898orchestral Don Quixote , Fantastic Variations on a Theme of Knightly Character, for cello and orchestra
186—1897LiederFour songs for high voice and piano
  1. "Das Rosenband" (Im Frühlingsschatten fand ich sie)
  2. "Für fünfzehn Pfennige" (Das Mägdlein will ein' Freier hab'n)
  3. "Hat gesagt – bleibt's nicht dabei" (Mein Vater hat gesagt)
  4. "Anbetung" (Die Liebste steht mir vor den Gedanken)
187—1898LiederSix songs for high voice and piano
  1. "Glückes genug" (Wenn sanft du mir im Arme schliefst)
  2. "Ich liebe dich" (Vier ad'lige Rosse)
  3. "Meinem Kinde" (Du schläfst und sachte neig' ich mich)
  4. "Mein Auge" (Du bist mein Auge!)
  5. "Herr Lenz" (Herr Lenz springt heute durch die Stadt)
  6. "Hochzeitlich Lied" (Laß Akaziendüfte schaukeln)
189—1898LiederFive songs for voice and piano
  1. "Leises Lied" (In einem stillen Garten)
  2. "Junghexenlied" (Als nachts ich überm Gebirge ritt)
  3. "Der Arbeitsmann" (Wir haben ein Bett)
  4. "Befreit" (Du wirst nicht weinen)
  5. "Lied an meinen Sohn" (Der Sturm behorcht mein Vaterhaus)
190—1898orchestral Ein Heldenleben , tone poem for orchestra
191—1899melodramaDas Schloss am Meere for narrator and piano
192—1899choralSoldatenlied (Wenn man beim Wein sitzt) for unaccompanied male choir
193—1899choralThree choruses for unaccompanied male voices
  1. Schlachtgesang" (Kein selig'r Tod ist in der Welt)
  2. "Lied der Freundschaft" (Der Mensch hat nichts so eigen)
  3. "Der Brauttanz" (Tanz, der du Gesetze unsern Füßen gibst)
194—1899choralTwo compositions for unaccompanied male choir
  1. Liebe" (Nichts Bessers ist auf dieser Erd)
  2. "Altdeutsches Schlachtlied" (Frisch auf, ihr tapferen Soldaten)
195—1899LiederFive songs for voice and piano
  1. "Wiegenlied" (Träume, träume, du mein süßes Leben)
  2. "In der Campagna" (Ich grübe die Sonne)
  3. "Am Ufer" (Die Welt verstummt)
  4. "Bruder Liederlich" (Die Feder am Strohhut)
  5. "Leise Lieder" (Leise Leider sing' ich dir)
196—1899LiederThree songs for high voice and piano
  1. "An sie" (Zeit, Verkündigerin der besten Freuden)
  2. "Muttertändelei" (Steht mir doch mein schönes Kind)
  3. "Die Ulme zu Hirsau" (Zu Hirsau in den Trümmern)
197—1899Lieder (orchestral)Two songs for low voice and orchestra
  1. "Notturno" (Hoch hing der Mond)
  2. "Nächtlicher Gang" (Die Fahnen flattern im Mitternachtssturm)
199—1900LiederFive poems for voice and piano
  1. "Ein Obdach gegen Sturm und Regen"
  2. "Gestern war ich Atlas"
  3. "Die sieben Siegel" (Weil ich dich nicht legen kann)
  4. "Morgenrot" (Dort, wo der Morgenstern hergeht)
  5. "Ich sehe wie in einem Spiegel"
200—1900LiederFive songs for voice and piano
  1. "Auf ein Kind" (Aus der Bedrängnis)
  2. "Des Dichters Abendgang" (Ergehst du dich im Abendlicht)
  3. "Rückleben" (An ihrem Grabe kniet' ich fest gebunden)
  4. "Einkehr" (Bei einem Wirte wundermild)
  5. "Von den sieben Zechbrüdern" (Ich kenne sieben list'ge Brüder)
201—1900 ballet Kythere, ballet
202—1900LiederFive songs for voice and piano; orchestrated 1918
  1. "Freundliche Vision" (Nicht im Schlafe hab ich das geträumt)
  2. "Ich schwebe" (Ich schwebe wie auf Engelsschwingen)
  3. "Kling!" (Meine Seele gibt reinen Ton)
  4. "Winterweihe" (In diesen Wintertagen)
  5. "Winterliebe" (Der Sonne entgegen)
203—1901opera Feuersnot , opera in one act
204—1901LiederEight songs for voice and piano, orchestrated 1918
  1. "Waldseligkeit" (Der Wald beginnt zu rauschen)
  2. "In goldener Fülle" (Wir schreiten in goldener Fülle)
  3. "Wiegenliedchen" (Bienchen, Bienchen wiegt sich im Sonnenschein)
  4. "Das Lied des Steinklopfers" (Ich bin kein Minister)
  5. "Sie wissen's nicht" (Es wohnt ein kleines Vögelein)
  6. "Junggesellenschwur" (Weine nur nicht)
  7. "Wer lieben will, muß leiden"
  8. "Ach, was Kummer, Qual und Schmerzen"
206—1903Lieder (orchestral)Two songs for low bass voice and orchestra
  1. "Das Tal" (Wie willst du dich mir offenbaren)
  2. "Der Einsame" (Wo ich bin, mich rings umdunkelt)
207—1903choral (orchestral) Taillefer , ballad for soprano, tenor, baritone, chorus and orchestra
208—1903choralHans Huber in Vitznau , canon for four voices in C major
209—1903orchestral Symphonia Domestica , tone poem for orchestra
209a—1925piano and orchestraParergon zur Symphonia Domestica for piano (left hand) and orchestra
211—1904stage workZwei Lieder aus 'Der Richter von Zalamea', two songs for the play by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
  1. "Liebesliedchen" for tenor, guitar, harp
  2. "Lied der Chispa" (for mezzo-soprano, one-part male choir, guitar, 2 harps
213—1905pianoParademarsch No. 1 in E-flat major
214—1905pianoDe Brandenburgsche Mars, presentation march
215—1905opera Salome , opera in one act
215a——1905orchestralSalome's Dance ("Dance of the Seven Veils") for orchestra
216—1905choralSechs Volksliedbearbeitungen for male choir
  1. "Geistlicher Maien"
  2. "Misslungene Liebesjagd"
  3. "Tummler"
  4. "Hüt du dich!"
  5. "Wächterlied"
  6. "Kuckuck"
217—1906pianoKönigsmarsch in E-flat major for piano (or orchestra)
218—1906vocalDer Graf von Rom, vocalise for voice and piano
219—1907choral (orchestral)Bardengesang (Herbei, herbei, wo der Kühnsten Wunde blutet) for three male 4-part choirs and orchestra
220—1906LiederSix songs for voice and piano
  1. "Gefunden" (Ich ging im Walde so für mich hin)
  2. "Blindenklage" (Wenn ich dich frage)
  3. "Im Spätboot" (Aus der Schiffsbank mach ich meinen Pfühl)
  4. "Mit deinen blauen Augen"
  5. "Frühlingsfeier" (Das ist des Frühlings traurige Lust!)
  6. "Die heiligen drei Könige aus Morgenland"
221—1907orchestralTwo military marches for orchestra: "Kriegsmarsch" 1) in E-flat major, 2) in C minor
222—1907orchestralParademarsch No. 2
223—1909opera Elektra , tragedy in one act
224—1909 fanfare Feierlicher Einzug der Ritter des Johanniterordens for brass and timpani
227—1911opera Der Rosenkavalier , opera in three acts
228—1912opera Ariadne auf Naxos , opera in one act
228c—1918orchestral Le bourgeois gentilhomme , suite for chamber orchestra
229—1913orchestralFestliches Präludium for orchestra and organ
230—1913vocal/choralDeutsche Motette (German motet, "Die Schöpfung ist zur Ruh gegangen") for 4 solo voices and 16-part unaccompanied choir
231—1914ballet Josephslegende , ballet in one act
232—1914cantataCantate ("Tüchtigen stellt das schnelle Glück hoch empor") for 4-part unaccompanied male choir
233—1915orchestral An Alpine Symphony , tone poem for orchestra
234—1919opera Die Frau ohne Schatten , opera in three acts
234a—1947orchestralSymphonische Fantasie aus 'Die Frau ohne Schatten'
235—1918Lieder Six songs (after poems of Clemens Brentano) for voice and piano, orchestrated 1940
  1. "An die Nacht" (Heilige Nacht!)
  2. "Ich wollt ein Sträußlein binden"
  3. "Säus'le, liebe Myrthe!"
  4. "Als mir dein Lied erklang" (Dein Lied erklang, ich habe es gehört)
  5. "Amor" (An dem Feuer saß das Kind)
  6. "Lied der Frauen" (Wenn es stürmt auf den Wogen)
236—1918 song cycle Krämerspiegel , twelve songs for voice and piano
  1. "Es war einmal ein Bock"
  2. "Einst kam der Bock als Bote"
  3. "Es liebte einst ein Hase"
  4. "Drei Masken sah ich am Himmel stehn"
  5. "Hast du ein Tongedicht vollbracht"
  6. "O lieber Künstler sei ermahnt"
  7. "Unser Feind ist, großer Gott"
  8. "Von Händlern wird die Kunst bedroht"
  9. "Es war mal eine Wanze"
  10. "Die Künstler sind die Schöpfer"
  11. "Die Händler und die Macher"
  12. "O Schröpferschwarm, o Händlerkreis"
237—1918LiederFive Little Songs, for voice and piano
  1. "Der Stern" (Ich sehe ihn wieder)
  2. "Der Pokal" (Freunde, weihet den Pokal)
  3. "Einerlei" (Ihr Mund ist stets derselbe)
  4. "Waldesfahrt" (Mein Wagen rollet langsam)
  5. "Schlechtes Wetter" (Das ist ein schlechtes Wetter)
238—1918LiederSix songs for high voice and piano
  1. "Wie erkenn' ich mein Treulieb?"
  2. "Guten Morgen, 's ist Sankt Valentinstag"
  3. "Sie trugen ihn auf der Bahre bloß"
  1. "Wer wird von der Welt verlangen"
  2. "Hab'ich euch denn je geraten"
  3. "Wanderers Gemütsruhe" (Übers Niederträchtige niemand sich beklage)
239—1919Lied"Sinnspruch" (Alle Menschen groß und klein), for voice and piano
240—1921vocal (orchestral)Three hymns for high voice and orchestra
  1. "Hymne an die Liebe" (Froh der süßen Augenweide)
  2. "Rückkehr in die Heimat" (Ihr linden Lüfte)
  3. "Liebe" (Wenn ihr Freunde vergesst)
243—1922ballet Schlagobers , ballet in two acts
2441929Lied2. "Erschaffen und Beleben" (Herr Adam war ein Erdenkloß)
   from "Four songs for high bass and piano, Op. 87"
245—1923chamber music Tanzsuite aus Klavierstücken von François Couperin (also known as Couperin Suite 1), for small orchestra
245a—1941ballet Verklungene Feste: Tanzvisionen aus zwei Jahrhunderten, ballet after keyboard pieces by Couperin (The 1923 Dance suite was extended with additional music).
245b—1941chamber music Divertimento aus Klavierstücken von François Couperin für kleines Orchester (the additional music composed for Verklungene Feste was put together into the Divertimento along with some additional material). Also known as Couperin Suite 2.
246—1924opera Intermezzo , opera in two acts
247—1924chamber musicWedding Prelude (Hochzeitspräludium) for two harmoniums in B flat.
248—1924fanfare Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare (Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare), for brass and timpani
249—1924orchestralDie Ruinen von Athen after Beethoven's Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus
250—1924fanfareFanfare zur Eröffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien for 22 brass instruments and 2 timpani
251—1925Lied"Durch allen Schall und Klang", for voice and piano
254—1928piano and orchestraPanathenäenzug (Pan-Athenian Procession) (see: Panathenaic Games), symphonic study for piano (left hand) and orchestra
255—1928opera Die ägyptische Helena , opera in two acts
256—1928choral (orchestral) Die Tageszeiten (Times of the Day), song cycle for male choir and orchestra
  1. "Der Morgen" (Wenn der Hahn kräht auf dem Dache)
  2. "Mittagsruh" (Über Bergen, Fluss und Talen)
  3. "Der Abend" (Schweigt der Menschen laute Lust)
  4. "Die Nacht" (Wie schön, hier zu verträumen)
257—1928LiederGesänge des Orients, five songs for voice and piano
  1. "Ihre Augen" (Deine gewölbten Brauen)
  2. "Schwung" (Gebt mir meinen Becher!)
  3. "Liebesgeschenke" (Ich pflückte eine kleine Pfirsichblüte)
  4. "Die Allmächtige" (Die höchste Macht der Erde)
  5. "Huldigung" (Die Perlen meiner Seele)
2581929Lied3. "Und dann nicht mehr" (Ich sah sie nur ein einzigmal)
   from "Four songs for high bass and piano, Op. 87"
259—1929choral (orchestral)"Austria" (Wo sich der ewige Schnee), for male choir and orchestra
2601929Lied1. "Vom künftigen Alter" (Der Frost hat mir bereifet)
   from "Four songs for high bass and piano, Op. 87"
262—1930orchestralIdomeneo act 2 and 3 for Mozart's opera Idomeneo
263—1933opera Arabella , opera in three acts
2641933 [5] Lied1. "Das Bächlein" (Du Bächlein silberhell und klar)
   from "Three songs for voice and piano, Op. 88"
265—1935opera Die schweigsame Frau , comic opera in three acts
266—1936choral (orchestral) Olympic Hymn (Völker! Seid des Volkes Gäste) for choir and orchestra
267—1935choralDie Göttin im Putzzimmer (Welche chaotische Haushälterei) for 8-part unaccompanied choir
2681929Lied4. "Im Sonnenschein" (Noch eine Stunde lasst mich hier verweilen)
   from "Four songs for high bass and piano, Op. 87"
269—1935Lied"Zugemessne Rhythmen", for voice and piano
270—1935choralThree Male Choruses (unaccompanied)
  1. "Vor den Türen" (Ich habe geklopft an des Reichtums Haus)
  2. "Traumlicht" (Ein Licht im Traum hat mich besucht)
  3. "Fröhlich im Maien" (Blühende Frauen, lasset euch schauen)
271—1938opera Friedenstag , opera in one act
272—1938opera Daphne , opera in one act
272a—1943choralAn den Baum Daphne for unaccompanied boys choir and two SATB choirs; epilogue to Daphne, Op. 82
273—1939choralDurch Einsamkeiten for unaccompanied male choir
274—1939orchestralMünchen, commemorative waltz for orchestra, 1st version
274a—1945orchestralMünchen, commemorative waltz for orchestra, 2nd version; premiered 1951
277—1940orchestral Japanische Festmusik for orchestra
2781940opera Die Liebe der Danae , opera in three acts
279—1942opera Capriccio , opera in one act
2801942Lied3. "Sankt Michael" (Ein Mahl für uns und ein Licht für dich)
   from "Three songs for voice and piano, Op. 88"
2811942Lied2. "Blick vom oberen Belvedere" (Fülle du! Gezier und schöner Geist)
   from "Three songs for voice and piano, Op. 88"
282—1942Lied"Xenion" (Nichts vom Vergänglichen), for voice and piano
283—1942concerto Horn Concerto No. 2 in E-flat major
286—1943fanfareFestmusik der Stadt Wien for brass and timpani
288—1943chamber musicSonatina No 1 in F major (Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden) for 16 wind instruments
289—1943vocal"Wer tritt herein" (Wer tritt herein so fesch und schlank?) for one voice
290—1945orchestral Metamorphosen study for 23 solo strings
291—1946chamber musicSonatina No 2 in E-flat major (Fröhliche Werkstatt) for 16 wind instruments
292—1945concerto Oboe Concerto in D major
293—1947concerto Duett-Concertino in F major for clarinet and bassoon with string orchestra and harp
294—1949SingspielDes Esels Schatten, Singspiel in one act (premiered 1964)
295—1948chamber musicAllegretto in E major for violin and piano
296—1948Lieder (orchestral) Vier letzte Lieder for high voice and orchestra
  1. "Frühling" (In dämmrigen Grüften)
  2. "September" (Der Garten trauert)
  3. "Beim Schlafengehen" (Nun der Tag mich müd' gemacht)
  4. "Im Abendrot" (Wir sind durch Not und Freude gegangen)
297—1948Lied"Malven" (Aus Rosen, Phlox), for voice and piano; premiered in 1985
298—1949choral (orchestral)Besinnung (Göttlich ist und ewig der Geist) for mixed choir and orchestra

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Mueller von Asow, Erich Hermann: Richard Strauss: Thematisches Verzeichnis. L. Doblinger, Vienna, 1950–1974, 3 vols. OCLC   4006988
  2. ↑ Trenner, Franz: Richard-Strauss-Werkverzeichnis, 2nd rev. ed., Richard Strauss Verlag, Vienna, 1999, ISBN   3-901974-00-8
  3. ↑ Martina Rommel: "Richard-Strauss-Werkverzeichnis", Library Service Centre Baden-Württemberg (in German)
  4. ↑ Another catalogue was created by Johannes Hanstein, co-author of the web site Klassika; he used letters to group works (A = Orchestral works, B = Works for solo instruments and orchestra, C = Chamber music, D = Lieder, E = Choral works, F = Stage works) and Roman numerals for sub-groups (e.g. for Group "A. Orchestral works" : I = Symphonies, II = Symphonic Poems, III = Other Orchestral Works), and finally Arabic numerals for the individual works; this catalogue is merely a listing of titles and opus numbers, where applicable, and years, but without any annotations. See: "Richard Strauss: Catalogue of works" by Johannes Hanstein, co-author of the web site Klassika
  5. ↑ Kennedy, Michael. Richard Strauss: Man, Music, Enigma. Cambridge University Press, 2006. pp. 281–282.

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