Ingolf Dahl - List of Works (partial)

List of Works (partial)

  • Allegro and Arioso (1943, woodwind quintet)
  • Aria Sinfonica (1965, revised 1968, orchestra, 4 movements)
  • Cello Duo, aka Duo (1946, revised 1949, 1959, and 1969, cello and piano)
  • Concerto a Tre (1947, violin, cello, and clarinet)
  • A Cycle of Sonnets (1967, baritone and piano)
  • Divertimento for Viola and Piano, aka Viola Divertimento (1948)
  • Duettino Concertante (1966, flute and percussion)
  • Elegy Concerto (1970, violin and chamber orchestra)
  • Five Duets (1970, two clarinets)
  • Hymn and Toccata for Solo Piano, later Hymn (1947, solo piano, 2 movements, later each movement performed alone)
  • I.M.C. Fanfare (1973, three trumpets and three trombones)
  • Intervals aka Four Intervals (1967, fourth movement added 1969, string orchestra; later piano four hands)
  • Little Canonic Suite (1969, violin and viola)
  • Music for Brass Instruments, aka Brass Quintet (1944, two trumpets, horn, two trombones, and optional tuba)
  • A Noiseless Patient Spider (1970, women's chorus and piano)
  • Notturno (1953, a movement excerpted from Cello Duo, cello and piano)
  • Piano Quartet (1957, revised 1959, 1961, string trio and piano)
  • Quodlibet on American Folktunes: The Fancy Blue Devil's Breakdown (1953, two pianos, eight hands; 1966, version for orchestra)
  • Saxophone Concerto (1948, alto saxophone and concert band; 1959, revised for alto saxophone and wind ensemble)
  • Serenade for Four Flutes (1960)
  • Sinfonietta for Concert Band (1961)
  • Sonata da Camera (1970, clarinet and piano)
  • Sonata Pastorale (1959, piano solo)
  • Sonata Seria (1953, revised 1962, piano solo)
  • Symphony Concertante (1952, later revised, two clarinets and orchestra)
  • Three Songs to Poems by Albert Ehrismann (1933, soprano and piano)
  • The Tower of Saint Barbara: A Symphonic Legend in Four Parts (1955, revised 1960, orchestra, 4 movements, ballet)
  • Trio (1962, piano, violin, cello)
  • Variations on a French Folk Tune (1935, flute and piano)
  • Variations on a Swedish Folk Tune (1945, solo flute; 1970, revised for flute and alto flute)
  • Variations on an Air by Couperin (alto recorder and Harpsichord or flute and piano)

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