Selected Works
- Concertante
- Cadenzas to Beethoven's Violin Concerto, Op. 61 (1859)
- Concerto in A minor for violin and orchestra; lost
- Chamber music
- Élégie for violin and piano, Op. 3 (1857)
- 6 Morceaux caractéristiques for violin and piano, Op. 4 (1858)
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- Nocturne
- Ballade in A minor
- Romance
- Saltarello in D minor
- Rondo scherzoso for violin and piano or orchestra, Op. 6 (1859)
- 2 Morceaux for violin and piano, Op. 7 (1861)
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- Romance in A major
- Impromptu in G major
- Polonéza (Polonaise de concert) in G major for violin and piano, Op. 8 (1861) or violin and orchestra (1862)
- Velké brillantní duo na české národní písně (Grand duo brillant sur des airs bohêmes) for violin and piano (1865); co-composed with Guillaume Graf
- 4 Morceaux for violin and piano, Op. 12 (published 1884)
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- Canzonetta in B minor
- Bonheur perdu
- Romance sans paroles (Píseň beze slov; Song without Words; Lied ohne Worte) in B♭ major
- Impromptu in A major
- Études de concert (3 Concert Etudes; 3 Concert-Etüden) for violin solo, Op. 13 (published 1881)
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- Moderato in D minor
- Andante in C major
- Moderato vivace in E minor (Tarantelle aus der Stummen von Portici)
- 3 Morceaux for viola (or violin) and piano, Op. 14 (published 1883)
- Adagio for violin and piano
- Holubice od Staňka for violin and piano
- String Quartet in C♯ minor
- Vocal
- České písně (Czech Songs; Böhmische Lieder) for voice and piano, Op. 2 (1857)
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- Minka a včely (Das Minchen und die Bienen)
- Naděje (Hope; Hoffnung)
- Holubice (The Dove)
- 3 Písně (3 Songs) for voice and piano, Op. 9 (1865)
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- Pravdu mluv
- České písně
- Až mne nebude
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