List of Operas By Mozart - List of Works

List of Works

Köchel No. Year composed Title Language Type of opera Librettist Voice parts First performance details
K.35 1767 Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots Part I

 Sacred Singspiel Ignaz von Weiser Archbishop's Palace, Salzburg, 12 March 1767
K.38 1767 Apollo et Hyacinthus

 Musical setting of a Latin text Rufinus Widl, after Ovid's Metamorphoses Great Hall, University of Salzburg, 13 May 1767
K.50 1768 Bastien und Bastienne

 Singspiel in one act F. W. Weiskern and J. H. Muller First confirmed performance: Architektenhaus, Berlin, 2 October 1890. Unconfirmed performance: Vienna, October 1768, in the garden of Dr Franz Mesmer.
K.51 1768 La finta semplice

 Opera buffa in three acts Marco Coltellini, after Carlo Goldoni Archbishop's Palace, Salzburg, 1 May 1769
K.87 1770 Mitridate, re di Ponto

 Opera seria in three acts Vittorio Amedeo Cigna-Santi, after an Italian translation of Jean Racine's Mithridate by Giuseppe Parini Teatro Regio Ducal, Milan, 26 December 1770
K.111 1771 Ascanio in Alba

 Festspiel in two acts Giuseppe Parini Teatro Regio Ducal, Milan, 17 October 1771
K.126 1772 Il sogno di Scipione

 Azione teatrale, or Serenata drammatica, in one act Metastasio, after Cicero Archbishop's residence, Salzburg, probably 1 May 1772
K.135 1772 Lucio Silla

 Dramma per musica in three acts Giovanni de Gamerra, revised by Metastasio Teatro Regio Ducal, Milan, 26 December 1772
K.196 1774 La finta giardiniera


 Dramma giocoso in three acts Probably Giuseppe Petrosellini (it) Redoutensaal, Munich, 13 January 1775
K.208 1775 Il re pastore

 Serenata in two acts Metastasio, amended by Giambattista Varesco Archbishop's Palace, Salzburg, 23 April 1775
K.345 1773 and 1779 Thamos, König in Ägypten

 Choruses and entr'actes for a heroic drama Tobias Philipp von Gebler Kärntnertor Theatre, Vienna 4 April 1774 (two choruses); first complete performance Salzburg, 1779–80
K.344 1779 Zaide

 Singspiel (incomplete) Johann Andreas Schachtner, after Voltaire Frankfurt (location unrecorded), 27 January 1866. Not performed during Mozart's lifetime.
K.366 1780–81 Idomeneo, re di Creta

 Dramma per musica in three acts Giambattista Varesco, after Antoine Danchet Court Theatre (now Cuvilliés Theatre), Munich, 29 January 1781
K.384 1782 Die Entführung aus dem Serail

 Singspiel in three acts Gottlieb Stephanie, based on text by Christoph Friedrich Bretzner Burgtheater, Vienna, 16 July 1782
K.422 1784 L'oca del Cairo

 Dramma per musica (incomplete) in three acts Giambattista Varesco Theatre du Fantaisies-Parisiennes, Paris, 6 June 1867. Not performed in Mozart's lifetime.
K.430 1784 Lo sposo deluso

 Opera buffa (incomplete) in two acts Unknown. The libretto was once attributed to Lorenzo Da Ponte but possibly may have been by Giuseppe Petrosellini. Theatre du Fantaisies-Parisiennes, Paris, 6 June 1867. Not performed in Mozart's lifetime.
K.486 1786 Der Schauspieldirektor

 Comedy with music in one act Gottlieb Stephanie Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna, 7 February 1786
K.492 1786 Le nozze di Figaro

 Opera buffa in four acts Lorenzo da Ponte, after Pierre Beaumarchais Burgtheater, Vienna, 1 May 1786
K.527 1787 Don Giovanni

 Dramma giocoso in two acts Lorenzo Da Ponte Estates Theatre, Prague (also known as Nationaltheater and Tyl theatre), 29 October 1787
K.588 1790 Così fan tutte

 Dramma giocoso in two acts Lorenzo Da Ponte Burgtheater, Vienna, 26 January 1790
K.592a 1790 Der Stein der Weisen

 Singspiel in two acts Emanuel Schikaneder Theater auf der Wieden, Vienna, 11 September 1790
K.621 1791 La clemenza di Tito

 Opera seria in two acts Metastasio, revised by Caterino Mazzolà Estates Theatre, Prague, 6 September 1791
K.620 1791 Die Zauberflöte

 Singspiel in two acts Emanuel Schikaneder Theater auf der Wieden, Vienna, 30 September 1791

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