Other Orchestral Works (including Ballet Scores)
The other orchestral works are listed and described in Villa-Lobos, sua obra 1974, Appleby 1988, Peppercorn 1991a, Tarasti 1995, and Wright 1992.
- Tédio de Alvorada, symphonic poem (1916)
- Naufrágio de Kleônicos, symphonic poem (1916)
- Danças Africanas (1916)
- Sinfonietta no. 1 (1916)
- Iara (1917)
- Amazonas, ballet & symphonic poem (1917)
- Uirapuru, ballet (1917)
- Dança Frenética (1918)
- Dança dos Mosquitos (1922)
- Francette et Piá (1928, orch. 1958)
- Rudepoema (1926, orch. 1932)
- O Papagaio do moleque, the Kite of the Guttersnipe, a symphonic episode (1932)
- Caixinha de Boas Festas, symphonic poem & ballet (1932)
- Evolução dos Aeroplanos (1932)
- Dança da Terra, ballet (1939)
- Mandu-Carará, Profane Cantata / Children's Ballet for mixed choir, children's choir & orchestra (1940)
- Suíte Saudade da Juventude nr. 1 (1940)
- Madona, symphonic poem (1945)
- Sinfonietta no. 2 (1947)
- Erosão (Erosion), symphonic poem (1950)
- Rudá, symphonic poem & ballet (1951)
- 'Ouverture de L'Homme Tel (1952)
- Alvorada na Floresta Tropical, ouverture (1953)
- Odisseia de uma raça, symphonic poem (1953)
- Gênesis, symphonic poem & ballet (1954)
- Emperor Jones, a ballet (1956)
- Fantasia em Três Movimentos (in the form of a choros) for wind band (1958)
- Suite no. 1 for chamber orchestra (1959)
- Suite no. 2 for chamber orchestra (1959)
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