Raoul Koczalski - Works

Works

Koczalski's compositions include nearly 200 published works, symphonic and chamber pieces, concertos, operas and ballets, piano compositions and songs.

  • Symphonische Legende vom Könige Boleslaus dem Kühnen und Bischof Stanislaus dem Heiligen (im Jahre 1079) for orchestra (composed 1894), publ. Leipzig: Pabst, c.1900.
  • Rymond: Opera in 3 acts (6 scenes), libretto by Alexander Graf Predro. (Premiere, 14 October 1902, Elberfeld), publ. Leipzig 1902.
  • Die Sühne: (The Expiation): a Trauerspiel in one act. (Premiere, 1909 Mülhausen (Mulhouse, France)), publ. Leipzig: Pabst, c.1907.
  • 24 Preludes, Op. 28
  • Piano Concerto, Op. 83
  • Rilke-Heft; 4 songs on texts by Rainer Maria Rilke, Op. 102
  • Rilke-Heft; 4 songs on texts by Rainer Maria Rilke, Op. 116
  • Semrud: a Tale from the Orient, in 5 scenes and a prelude (Text based on some stories from The Thousand and One Nights, some dramatic sketches by Benno Ziegler, and the comic opera "Der betrogene Kadi" by Ch. W. Gluck), Op. 118
  • Aus dem west-östlichen Divan, 21 poems by Goethe set as songs and duets for soprano and baritone, Op. 121. Berlin: Koczalski, 1937
  • Legende No. 1, Op. 127
  • Piano Sonata No. 8, Op. 143, publ. Poznań: Koczalski, c.1940
  • Sonatina for piano, Op. 146
  • 3 Nocturnes, Op. 147

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