Ballets and Incidental Music
- Ballet in 7 movements for "L'Europa riconosciuta" (1778)
- Ballet in 16 movements
- Ballet in 10 movements
- Ballet in 8 movements
- Fragmentary ballet
- Overture, four incidental pieces and nine choirs for "Die Hussiten vor Naumburg" by August von Kotzebue (1803)
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