Works
Principal publishers: Boosey & Hawkes, Bote & Bock, Sádlo, Tempo
Genre | Opus | Date composed | Czech title | English title | Scoring | Notes |
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Vocal | 01 | 1918–1919 | Sest pisniŠest písní v lidovém tónu | Songs 66 Songs in Folk Tone | for soprano and piano | orchestrated 1938 |
Vocal | 02 | 1919–1920 | Tri pisneTři písně | Songs 33 Songs | for soprano and piano | words by Josef Svatopluk Machar |
Chamber music | 03 | 1920 | Smyčcový kvartet č. 1 | String Quartet No. 1 in C♯ minor | for violins 22 violins, viola and cello | |
Vocal | 04 | 1919 | Cinske pisneČínské písně | Chinese Songs | for medium voice and piano | words by Kao Shi, Tsui Hao, Thu Fu |
Orchestral | 05 | 1921 | Zesmutnělé scherzo | Scherzo triste | for orchestra | |
Vocal | 06 | 1923 | Fata morgana„Fata morgana“ Klavírní kvintet se sólovým zpěvákem tenorového hlasu |
Fata morganaFata morgana | for tenor, 2 violins, viola, cello and piano | words by Rabindranath Tagore |
Chamber music | 07 | 1925 | Smyčcový kvartet č. 2 „Z opičích hor“ | String Quartet No. 2 From the Monkey Mountains | for violins 22 violins, viola and cello | |
Vocal | 08 | 1927 | Vyvolená | Chosen One, TheThe Chosen One | for tenor, flute, horn, violin and piano | poems by Jiří Wolker |
Choral | 09 | 1928–1929 | Karneval | Carnival | for male chorus | words by Dalibor Chalupa |
Chamber music | 10 | 1929 | Dechový kvintet | Wind Quintet | for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon | |
Orchestral | 11 | 1931 | Předehra pro rozhlas | Overture for Radio | for orchestra | |
Choral | 12 | 1932 | Zalm 29Žalm 29 | Psalm XXIX | for baritone, female chorus and chamber orchestra with organ | |
Film score | – | 1933 | Zivot je pesŽivot je pes | Life Is a Dog | for orchestra | music for the film |
Film score | – | 1934 | Mazlíček | Little Pet, TheThe Little Pet | for orchestra | music for the film |
Piano | 13 | 1935 | Suita pro klavír | Suite | for piano | |
Opera | 14 | 1936 | SarlatanŠarlatán | Charlatan, TheThe Charlatan | for soloists, chorus and orchestra | opera in 3 acts; libretto by the composer |
Film score | – | 1937 | Kvočna | Mother-Hen | for orchestra | music for the film |
Piano | – | 1937 | Allegro moderato | Allegro moderato | for piano | |
Chamber music | 15 | 1937–1938 | Smyčcový kvartet č. 3 | String Quartet No. 3 | for violins 22 violins, viola and cello | |
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Chamber music | 17 | 1939 | Suita pro hoboj a klavír | Suite | for oboe and piano | |
Vocal | 18 | 1940 | Sedm písní v lidovém tónu | Songs 77 Songs in Folk Style | for high voice and piano | words by František Čelakovský |
Orchestral | – | 1940–1941 | Symfonie | Symphony | for orchestra | unfinished; orchestration completed by Zdeněk Zouhar |
Choral | – | 1942 | Al s'fod | Do Not Lament | for male chorus | words by David Shimoni |
Orchestral | – | 1943 | Studie pro smyčcový orchestr | Study | for string orchestra | |
Vocal | – | 1944 | Ctyri pisneČtyři písně na slova čínské poezie
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Songs 44 Songs on Chinese Poetry
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for bass (or baritone) and piano | poems by Wei Jing-wu, Wang-wei, Tchang Tiou-ling, Han I |
Vocal | – | Advent, TheThe Advent | for mezzo-soprano, tenor and quintet | |||
– | Fantasy on a Jewish Melody | |||||
Piano | – | Partita in Olden Style | for piano | lost | ||
Vocal | – | Terezín Songs | ||||
Vocal | – | Tri skladbyTři skladby | Pieces 33 Pieces | for mezzo-soprano, tenor, flute, clarinet, 2 violins, viola and cello | lost | |
Concertante | – | Variace pro klavír a smyčcový orchestr | Variations | for piano and string orchestra |
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