Selected Works
- Opera
- Ramona (1916)
- The Captive (1938)
- Orchestra
- Lorelei, Symphonic Poem
- Narcissus and Echo (Malfilâtre), Symphonic Poem
- A Peace Overture (1945)
- Puck, Comedy Overture (1910)
- Sinfonietta (Little Symphony)
- Symphonic Prologue
- Symphony in B minor (1910)
- Eine Walpurgisnacht, Symphonic Poem
- Concertante
- Longing for viola and orchestra (1905); after the poem by William Lyman Johnson; dedicated to and premiered by Émile Férir with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
- Fantastic Dance for viola and orchestra (1906); dedicated to and premiered by Émile Férir with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
- Concerto in F♯ minor for violin and orchestra (1907)
- Concerto in B minor for violin and orchestra (1927)
- Concerto for violin and orchestra (1943)
- Élégie for cello and orchestra (1907)
- Romance in B♭ major for violin and orchestra (1903)
- Chamber music
- Berceuse for viola and piano (1908)
- Elegy and Serenade for string quartet (with double bass ad libitum) or string orchestra, Op.9 (1902)
- Concertino in D major for violin and piano (1909)
- Legato, Tempo di Valse for piano (1902)
- Mirages, 6 Pieces for violin and piano (1914)
- Rêverie in A minor for violin and piano (1906)
- Sonata in E minor for violin and piano (1924)
- Sonata in D minor for viola and piano (1925)
- Sonatina for viola and Piano (1943)
- Ein Tanz (A Dance) in D minor for violin and piano (1906)
- Trio for violin, cello and piano (1928)
- Two Pictures for violin and piano (1924)
- Vier kleine Stimmungsbilder (Four Little Mood-Pictures) for violin and piano (1908)
- Abendglocken (Sunset Chimes)
- Mondscheinzauber (Magic Moonlight)
- Ein Märchen (A Fairy Tale)
- Morgen (Morning)
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