Works
In parentheses, composition years and premiere place and date
- Orchestra
- Symphony No. 1 in D major, Op. 4 (1865–67; Christiania, 12 October 1867)
- Symphony No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 15 (1874; Christiania, 14 October 1876)
- Violin Concerto, Op. 6 (1868–70; Leipzig, 6 February 1872)
- Cello Concerto, Op. 7 (1870; Leipzig, 16 March 1871)
- Sigurd Slembe, Symphonic Prelude, Op. 8 (1871; Leipzig, 12 December 1871)
- Carnival in Paris, Episode, Op. 9 (1872; Christiania, 26 October 1872)
- Funeral March, On the Death of King Carl XV, Op. 10 (1872; 26 October 1872)
- Zorahayda, Legend, Op. 11 (1874, rev. 1879; Christiania, 3 October 1874, rev. 11 May 1880)
- Festival Polonaise, Op. 12 (1873; Christiana, 6 August 1873)
- Coronation March (for the Coronation of King Oscar II), Op. 13 (1873; Trondheim, 18 July 1873)
- Norwegian Artists' Carnival, Op. 14 (1874; Christiania, 17 March 1874)
- Norwegian Rhapsody No. 1, Op. 17 (1876; Kristiania, 25 September 1877)
- Romeo and Juliet, Fantasia, Op. 18 (1876; Christiania, 14 October 1876)
- Norwegian Rhapsody No. 2, Op. 19 (1876; ??)
- Norwegian Rhapsody No. 3, Op. 21 (1876; Paris, January ??, 1879)
- Norwegian Rhapsody No. 4, Op. 22 (1877; Paris, 1 February 1879)
- Violin Romance, Op. 26 (1881; Kristiania, 30 October 1881)
- Polonaise, Op. 28 (1882)
- String Orchestra
- 2 Swedish Folk Melodies, Op. 27 (1876, 1878)
- 2 Icelandic Melodies, Op. 30 (1874)
- Ifjol gjætt' e gjeitinn (Last year I was tending the goats), Op. 31 (1874)
- Chamber
- String Quartet, Op. 1 (1865)
- String Octet, Op. 3 (1866)
- String Quintet, Op. 5 (1867)
- Humorous March, Op. 16 (1874)
- Vocal
- 2 Songs (Male Chorus), Op. 2 (1865)
- 5 Songs (Voice and Piano), Op. 24 (1879)
- 2 Songs (Voice and Piano), Op. 25 (1878, 1880)
- Wedding Cantata (for Prince Oscar Gustav Adolph and Princess Sophia Maria Victoria), Op. 29 (1881; Kristiania, October 18, 1881)
- Hymn (for golden wedding anniversary of King Christian IX and Queen Louise), Op. 32 (1892)
- Ballet
- Foraaret kommer (The Arrival of Spring), Op. 33 (1892; Copenhagen, May 26, 1892)
About 50 other minor works, not included in his numbered catalog.
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