Works
Organ
- Méditation religieuse, 1896?
- Prière, 1902?
- Carillon-Sortie, 1912?
- Esquisses Byzantines (10 pieces), 1914–19
- Offertoire funèbre
- Petit offertoire
- Sortie douce
- Offertoire sur un Alléluia grégorien, pour la fête du Très-Saint-Rosaire
Harmonium
- Angelus; Offertoire; Sortie
Orchestral
- Dans la vallée du tombeau (Souvenir de Lombardie), symphonic poem, 1908
- La Toussaint, symphonic poem, 1909
- Fantaisie pastorale, 1911
- Paysage d’hiver
- Paysages crépusculaires
- Scherzo-Marche
- Petite suite sur des airs populaires français
- Souvenirs de Lombardie
Vocal
- O mon Jésus (hymn), 1900
- L’aigu bruissement, voice and piano, 1904
- Laudate dominum, four voices and organ, 1904
- Soleils couchants, voice and piano, 1904
- Ave Maria, three voices & organ, 1910
- Les deux étoiles, voice and piano, 1910
- Le dernier des Maourys, voice and piano, 1911
- Le talion, voice and orchestra, 1912
Chamber and instrumental
- Danse afghane, piano, 1904
- 2 noëls, oboe or clarinet & piano, 1904
- Danse persane, piano, 1910
- Petit lied très facile, harpsichord or piano, 1910
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