Music For Piano Solo
The piano music is listed and described in Villa-Lobos, sua obra 1974, Appleby 1988, Peppercorn 1991a, Tarasti 1995, and Wright 1992.
- Celestial, waltz (1904)
- Ibericarabe (1914)
- Ondulando (1914)
- Danças características Africanas (1915)
- Suíte floral (1918)
- Histórias da carochinha (1919)
- A Lenda do Caboclo (1920)
- Carnaval das crianças (1920)
- A Prole do Bebê, first series (1920)
- Branquinha (A Boneca de Louça) - Little White Doll (The Porcelain Doll)
- Moreninha (A Boneca de Massa) - Little Brunette Doll (The Paste Doll)
- Caboclinha (A Boneca de Barro) - Little Mestiza Doll (The Clay Doll)
- Mulatinha (A Boneca de Borracha) - Little Mulatta Doll (The Rubber Doll)
- Negrinha (A Boneca de Pau) - Little Black Doll (The Wooden Doll)
- A Pobrezinha (A Boneca de Trapo) - The Poor Little Doll (The Rag Doll)
- O Polichinelo - The Punch
- A Bruxa (A Boneca de Pano) - The Witch (The Cloth Doll)
- A Prole do Bebê, second series (1921)
- A Baratinha de Papel (The Paper Little Cockroach)
- O Gatinho de Papelão (The Box-Paper Kitten)
- O Camundongo de Massa (The Paste Mouse)
- O Cachorrinho de Borracha (The Rubber Puppy)
- O Cavalinho de Pau (The Wooden Little Horse)
- O Boizinho de Chumbo (The Lead Little Bull)
- O Passarinho de Pano (The Cloth Little Bird)
- O Ursinho de Algodão (The Cotton Little Bear)
- O Lobinho de Vidro (The Glass Little Wolf)
- A Prole do Bebê, third series (1926) now lost
- A Fiandeira (1921)
- Rudepoêma (1921–26)
- Sul America (1925)
- Cirandinhas (1925)
- Zangou-se o Cravo com a Rosa
- Adeus, Bela Morena
- Vamos, Maninha
- Olha Aquela Menina
- Senhora Pastora
- Cai, Cai, Balão
- Todo Mundo Passa
- Vamos Ver a Mulatinha
- Carneirinho, Carneirão
- A Canoa Virou
- Nesta Rua tem um Bosque
- Lindos Olhos Que Ela Tem
- Cirandas (1926)
- Terezinha de Jesus
- A Condessa - (The Countess)
- Senhora Dona Sancha
- O Cravo Brigou com a Rosa - (The Carnation Fought The Rose)
- Pobre Cega - (Poor Blind Woman)
- Passa, Passa Gavião - (Go Away, Go Away, Hawk)
- Xô, Xô, Passarinho - (Shoo, Shoo, Little Bird)
- Vamos Atrás de Serra, Calunga - Let's Go to the Mountain, Calunga
- Fui no Tororó - I went to Tororó
- O Pintor de Cannahy - The Painter of Canai
- Nesta Rua, Nesta Rua - In This Street
- Olha o Passarinho, Dominé - Look at the Little Bird, Dominé
- À Procura de uma Agulha - Looking for a Needle
- A Canoa Virou - The Canoe Capsized
- Que Lindos Olhos! - What Beautiful Eyes!
- Có, Có, Có - Cheep, Cheep, Cheep
- Saudades das selvas brasileiras (1927)
- Bachianas brasileiras no. 4 (1930–41)
- Preludio - (Introdução) - Prelude - (Introduction) (1941)
- Coral - (Canto do Sertão) - Chorale - (Song of the Country) (1941)
- Aria - (Cantiga) - Aria - (Song) (1935)
- Dansa - (Miudinho) - Dance - (Miudinho) (1930)
- Caixinha de Música Quebrada (1931) - Little Broken Music Box
- Francette et Pià (1932)
- Valsa da dor (1932)
- Guia Prático (1932–49)
- Ciclo brasileiro (1936–37)
- Plantio do Caboclo - Peasant's Sowing Song
- Impressões Seresteiras - Impressions of a Serenade Musician
- Festa no Sertão - Party in the Country
- Dança do Índio Branco - Dance of the White Indian
- As Três Marias (1939)
- New York Sky-Line Melody (1939)
- Poema Singelo (1942)
- Homenagem a Chopin (1949)
- Nocturne
- A la Ballada
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