August Klughardt - List of Works

List of Works

  • Symphonies
    • Waldleben (Life in the forest), symphony (1871, withdrawn)
    • Symphony No.1, Op. 27 Lenore (1873)
    • Symphony No.2 in F minor, Op. 34 (1876)
    • Symphony No.3 in D major, Op. 37 (ca. 1880)
    • Symphony No.4 in C minor, Op. 57 (1897)
    • Symphony No.5 in C Minor, Op. 71 (1897, arrangement of the Sextet opus 58)
  • other works for orchestra
    • Sophionisbe, ouverture, Op. 12 (1869)
    • Die Wacht am Rhein. Siegesouvertüre (The watch on the Rhine. Victory ouverture), Op. 26 (1871)
    • Suite in A minor, Op. 40 (1883)
    • Auf der Wanderschaft (On the tramp), suite, Op. 67 (1896, originally for piano)
    • Violin concerto in D major, Op. 68 (ca. 1895)
    • Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 59 (by 1892)
    • Konzertstück for oboe and orchestra in F Major, Op. 18 (ca. 1870)
    • Romance for bass clarinet and orchestra
  • Operas
    • Mirjam, Op. 15 (ca. 1870)
    • Iwein, Op. 35 (1877/78)
    • Gudrun, Op. 38 (1883)
    • Die Hochzeit des Mönchs (The friar's wedding), Op. 48 (ca. 1885)
  • other vocal music
    • Die Zerstörung Jerusalems (The deletion of Jerusalem), oratorio (ca. 1898)
    • Judith, oratorio (ca. 1900)
    • choral works
    • songs
  • Chamber music
    • String quartet in F major, Op. 42 (ca. 1883)
    • String quartet in D major, Op. 61 (ca. 1890)
    • String quintet in G minor, Op. 62 (ca. 1890)
    • String sextet in C sharp minor, Op. 58 (ca. 1890)
    • Piano trio in B flat major, Op. 47 (ca. 1885)
    • Piano quintet in G minor, Op. 43 (ca. 1883)
    • Schilflieder (Reed songs), 5 Fantasiestücke after poems by Lenau for piano, oboe and viola, Op. 28 (1872)
    • Wind Quintet in C major, Op.79 (ca. 1898)

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