Willem Pijper - List of Works

List of Works

  • Orchestral music
    • Symphony No. 1 Pan (1917)
    • Symphony No. 2 (1921)
    • Symphony No. 3 (1926)
    • Six Adagios (1940)
    • Six Symphonic Epigrams (1928)
    • Concerto for Piano & Orchestra (1927)
    • Orchestral Piece with Piano (1915)
    • Concerto for Violin & Orchestra (1938–39)
    • Concerto for Violoncello Solo & Orchestra (1936/47)
  • Chamber music
    • Septet for flute/piccolo, oboe/English horn, clarinet, bassoon, horn, double bass & piano (1920)
    • Sextet for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn & piano (1923)
    • Phantasie for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn & piano (1927) on Mozart's Phantasie für eine Spieluhr, 1791
    • Quintet for woodwinds: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon & horn (1929)
    • String Quartet No. 1 (1914)
    • String Quartet No. 2 (1920)
    • String Quartet No. 3 (1923)
    • String Quartet No. 4 (1928)
    • String Quartet No. 5 (1946)
    • Quattro Pezzi Antichi for 3 violins & violoncello (1923)
    • Trio for flute, clarinet & bassoon (1926–27)
    • Trio No. 1 for violin, violoncello & piano (1914)
    • Trio No. 2 for violin, violoncello & piano (1921)
    • Sonata for flute & piano (1925)
    • Sonata No. 1 for violin & piano (1919)
    • Sonata No. 2 for violin & piano (1922)
    • Sonata No. 1 for violoncello & piano (1919)
    • Sonata No. 2 for violoncello & piano (1924)
    • Sonata for violin solo (1931)
    • Passapied for carillon (1916)
  • Piano music
    • De Boufon, Het Patertje Langs den Kant, Scharmoes for piano solo (1926) in the series "Folk Dances of the World"
    • Sonata for piano (1930)
    • Sonata for two pianos (1935)
    • Sonatina No. 1 for piano (1917)
    • Sonatina No. 2 for piano (1925)
    • Sonatina No. 3 for piano (1925)
    • Theme and Five Variations for piano solo (1913)
    • Three Aphorisms for piano solo (1915)
  • Choral
    • La fille morte dans ses amours (1921) from "Deux Ballades de Paul Fort"
    • Le marchand de sable geork nos. 1 & 2 (1934) from "Deux Ballades de Paul Fort"
    • Chanson "Réveilles-vous piccars" (1932–33)
    • De Lente Komt (1917) (René de Clercq)
    • Op den Weefstoel (1918) (René de Clercq)
    • Heer Danielken (1925)
    • Heer Halewijn (1920)
    • Vanden Coning van Castilien (1936)
  • Vocal (with instrumental accompaniment)
    • Fête Galantes (1916) (Paul Verlaine)
    • Hymne (1941–43) (Pieter Cornelis Boutens)
    • Songs from "The Tempest" (1930) (William Shakespeare)
    • Die Nächliche Heerschau (1922/43) (Carl Löwe)
    • Romance sans paroles, C'est le chien de Jean de Nivelle (1921) (Paul Verlaine)
  • Voice and piano
    • Allerseelen (1914) (H. von Gilm)
    • Douwdeuntje (1916) (René de Clercq)
    • Fêtes Galantes (1916) (Paul Verlaine)
    • Two Songs on Ancient Dutch Texts (1923)
    • Four Songs (1916) (Bertha de Bruyn)
    • La Maumariée (1919–20)
    • Huit Noëls de France (1919)
    • Acht oud-Hollandsche liederen, first series (1924)
    • Acht oud-Hollandsche liederen, second series (1935)
    • Oud-Hollandsche minneliederen (1920/1942)
    • Vieilles chansons de France (1918/1946)
    • Twee Wachterliederen (1934)
    • Zestiende-eeuwsch Marialied (1929)
  • Incidental music
    • Antigone (1920/1926) (Sophocles/Balthazar Verhagen)
    • De Bacchanten (1924) (Euripides/Verhagen)
    • De Cycloop (1925) (Euripides/Verhagen)
    • Faëton of Reuckelose Stoutheit (1937) (Joost van den Vondel)
    • The Tempest (1929–30) (William Shakespeare)
  • Opera
    • Halewijn (1932–34), Symphonic drama in 9 scenes
    • Merlijn (1939–42) (Unfinished), Symphonic drama in 3 acts (Simon Vestdijk, libretto)

Adapted with permission from John Craton's Willem Pijper web page

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