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Saar, Louis Victor (1868–1937)

• Violin sonata, op.44 (p1904?) (at least 3 libraries in the US have this, and one in Hamburg, at least acc. to Worldcat) (Reviewed in the 16 November 1904 NZM)
• 3 sacred songs, Op.11 (Ave maria, O salutaris hostia, Salve regina) (Wien: Friedrich Schreiber, 1874) (@ ÖNB)

Sachs, Hans (1494–1576)

The surviving output appeared in Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman (Leipzig 1909)

Sachs, Léo (1856–1930)

• Cello sonata, Op.99 (pub.1912)
• String Quartet, Op.44 (pub.1904) (@BNF ; restricted collection at Juilliard; elsewhere?)
• Piano Quintet, Op.77 (pub.1906) (2002 retypeset now available at Musicroom. Seems to be in C minor or nearby key- or F# minor, the key of the Poco più animato.)
• Poème pour violon avec accompagnement de piano : op. 162 (pub.1916)
• 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?)
• Les burgraves : drame lyrique en 4 actes (after Hugo) (pub.1924)
• Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)
• Violin sonata (no.3?), Op.132, pub. Maurice Senart, ©1914
• Violin sonata no.2 (pub. 1909?, A-Z Mathot)
• Violin Sonata Op.88? (see WorldCat. Possibly a misprint or other mistake?)

Saint-Martin, Léonce de (1886–1954)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Six Pieces brèves, Op.11
• Scherzo, Op.18
• Stèle pour un artiste défunt (dedicated to Louis Vierne) op.20 (1938)
• Venez, divin Messie op.32 (1940)
• Pastorale op.35 (1942)

Saint-Saëns, Camille (1835–1921)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• Le Timbre d'Argent (Full Score)
• Antigone (Full Score)
• Frédégonde (Full Score)
• The Promised Land Op.140 (1913) (Full Score)
• Psalm 136/137 Super flumina Babylonis (?1874)
• Hymne au travail (Jean Bonnerot) Op.142 1914 (?1914)
• Trois choeurs Op.151 1917(1917) (no.2 uploaded)
• My Land (?T. Davis) 1871(1871)
• Night song to Preciosa (I. Ginner) 1879(1879)
• Vénus (Saint-Saëns) 1896(1896)
• Les vendanges (Sicard) 1898(1898)
• Lever du soleil sur le Nil (Saint-Saëns) 1898(1898) (voice & piano arr. uploaded)
• Soeur Anne (André Pressat) 1903(1903)
• L'étoile (Haïdar-Pacha) 1907(1907)
• Les sapins (P. Martin) 1914(1914)
• Où nous avons aimé (Pierre Aguétant) 1918(1918)
• Piano Concerto No.3 (Orchestral Parts)
• Marche Interalliée Band score
• Hail California
• Ecole buissonière (an abridged version of this was translated by Edwin G Rich (1879-1939) &published in 1919 as "Musical Memories".)
• Spartacus Overture (pub. 1984)
• O Salutaris Hostia (Organ)

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Le carnaval des animaux (2 piano reduction by Ralph Berkowitz (b. 1910))

Salabert, Bert

• Lilac's Serenade (Century Music Publishing, 1905)

Salas y Castro, Esteban (1725–1803)

• 7 Masses
• Passio Domine Nostri Jesu Christe
• Requiem Mass
• Officium Hebdomadae Sanctae (Oficio de Semana Santa, conjunto de 21 piezas)
• Salve Regina in do minore

Salieri, Antonio (1750–1825)

• Catalina
• Cublai gran kan de Tartari
• 3 Trios for 2 Oboes & Bassoon (Score or Parts) (something claiming to be a holograph of this has been uploaded, but- no signature?)
• Concerto for Flute and Oboe in C major
• Axur re d'Ormus
• Falstaff, ossia le tre burle
• Die Hussiten vor Naumburg
• Piano Concertos
• Semiramide
• Prima la musica poi le parole
• La fiera di Venezia - we need act 3
• Messe No.1 in D major
• Mass in B (flat?)
• Davidde für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
• Gesù al limbo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1803)
• La Passione di Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1776)
• Le Jugement dernier für Tenor, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1787/88) – siehe oben
• Saul für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1791) – Fragment
• Messe d-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
• Requiem d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (ca. 1815-20) – Fragment
• Requiem c-Moll für Soli, vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1804)- Full Score (not just vocal score)
• Improperium c-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor a cappella
• Spiritus meus d-Moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1820)
• Miserere nostri g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1805)
• Si ambulavero in medio g-moll für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1809)
• De profundis f-moll für zweistimmigen Chor, Bass und Orgel (1815)
• De profundis in G minor für vierstimmigen Chor und Orchester (1815)
• Dico ergo pro Festis Beatae Mariae Virginis, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
• Et justitiam tuam pro Festo Epiphaniae, d-moll für vierstimmigen Chor, Streicher und Orgel
• Other Introituses, Motets, and Sacred Arias and Songs in minor keys
• Stabat Mater f-moll von Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Bearbeitung für Soli, Chor und Orchester, Instrumentierung von Franz Xaver Süßmayr
• Theoretical works

Salomon, Hector (1838–1906)

• String Quartet, Op.38 (pub. Brandus 1881)

Salomon, Siegfried (1885–1962)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Capriccietto, Op.14 for piano (Leichssenring, 1903)
• Menuetto no.2, Op.16 for piano (Leichssenring, 1903)
• Piano Concerto No.1 in A Minor, Op.54

Salvatore, Giovanni (1620–1688)

• Ricercari a Quattro Voci, Canzoni Francesi, Toccate, et Versi per rispondere nelle Messe con l'Organo al choro (Ottavio Beltrano, 1641)

Samazeuilh, Gustave (1877–1967)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• 2 Pièces dans le style ancien pour orchestre de cordes (Française et sarabande. Pub.1912)

Samson-Himmelstjerna, Guido von (1871–1941)

• Souvenir de Somerset Strand, Op.28 No.1 (pub. 1903, Kapstadt (=Cape Town, SA): Müller) (violin & piano) (at St. Pancras library.)
• Menuet im alten Styl : (über ein Thema von J.J. Paderewski) : für Pianoforte
• "Up in the Trees." A Christmas Song ... with Solo and Chorus. Op.18.

Samuel, Adolphe (1824–1898)

• Symphony no.6 in D minor op.44 (pub. Schott 1890, perf in Brussels 1891-1-18)
• Mass in D minor op.53 (poss. not published until the 1930s, not sure)

Sandberger, Adolf (1864–1943)

• Ludwig der Springer, opera, Op.12 (pub.1894)
• Riccio, symphonischer Prolog ; für grosses Orchester, Op.16 (pub.1900)
• String Quartet No.2 in E minor, Op.15
• Viola, Op.17
• Piano Trio, Op.20

Sandby, Herman (1881–1965)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet in C, ©1921 (Hansen)
• String Quartet No.3, pub.1938
• Cello Concerto (premiered 1916 Philadelphia Orchestra. Published 1933 in cello/piano arrangement; ms parts @ DKB Copenhagen)
• Havstemning for Orchestra (©1921) (Hansen, score plate 80134)
• Piano quintet with flute (or first violin...) (©1937, Borups)
• 2-cello string quintet (©1936)
• Symphony no.2 in A minor (ms, 1937)
• Symphony no.3 in C (ms, 1943)
• Symphony no.4 in F minor (ms, 1948)
• Symphony no.5 in B minor (h-mol) (ms, 1956)
• Double concerto for violin, cello and orchestra (ms)
• Violin concerto (ms)

Santoliquido, Francesco (1883–1971)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1910s? premiered? 1921)

Sarasate, Pablo de (1844–1908)

• Fantasy on Don Giovanni

Here's a website with Sarasate's complete works: http://www.chez.com/craton/musique/sarasate/sarasate.htm.

Sartori, Franco (1892–1965)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Trio, Op.14 (Baroni, ©1923)

Satie, Erik (1866–1925)

• Angora Ox
• Cinq grimaces pour "Le songe d'une nuit d'été" (piano reduction by Milhaud)
• Douze petits chorals
• Embarquement pour Cythère (violin and piano)
• Mercure (orchestral score)
• Musique d'Ameublement (Satie, Erik)
• Petite ouverture à danser
• La belle excentrique (orchestral score)
• Hymne
• Musiques intimes et secretes
• Songe-creux
• 3 autres mélodies

Satter, Gustav (1832–1879)

• Sextet for bassoon and strings, op.109 (1869, Forberg)
• 9? piano sonatas (w/oO, 1852–Op.157, 1869, including Op.66)
• Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.6 (copy is at SLUB)

Sauer, Emil von (1862–1942)

• Suite moderne (for piano)

Sauret, Émile (1852–1920)

• 24 Etudes Caprices, Op.64 - Nos. 1-12

Saussine, Henri de (1859–1940)

• Cello Sonata (pub.1901, Laudy)
• Piano Trio, Op.7 (pub.1905, Laudy)
• Piano Quartet (pub.1907, Laudy)

Savari, Jérôme (1819–1870)

• Quartet (published 1861), octet for saxophones

(works are sometimes attributed to Jean-Nicolas Savary but see Looking for Savari.)

Savenau, Karl Maria von (1837–1916)

• String Quartet in E♭, Op.20 (pub.Cranz, 1886)
• Concertstück for large orchestra, Op.15 (pub. (in full score) by Cranz, 1879. Manuscript and published full score @ Coburg)
• 6 Phantasiestücke, Op.10
• Edition of Orlando di Lasso's Trinklied (©1905)
• 2 Scenes from Tieck's "Schöne Magelone", Op.44 (published in 1906 by Kahnt)

Sayve, Auguste de (1791–1854)

• String Quintet No.3 in A minor, Op.18 (pub.1836)
• String Quintet No.4, Op.21 (pub.by Beauvais & Diabelli, 1836)
• String Quartets (Pazdirek mentions 3 - Op.13 set? - published by Costallat - published by Richault possibly in the 1810s, according to Worldcat. BdlF 1830 mentions the publication of _one_(?) string quartet Op.13 by Richault.)
• Symphony in C minor, Op.16 (pub.1831, Schlesinger)
• Violin/piano duo, Op.2 (Op.6 uploaded)
• Cello/piano duo, Op.10
• Piano Trio No.2, Op.12 (pub.by Zetter in 1827)
• String Quintet No.1, Op.14 (pub.by Schlesinger)
• String Quintet No.2, Op.17 (Richault)
• Variations for piano trio, Op.9 (published 1826 by Zetter)

Scarlatti, Alessandro (1660–1725)

• Il giardino di rose (1707)
• Passio Domini nostri Iesu Christi secundum Ioannem (St. John Passion)
• Il Mitridate Eupatore tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 5 January 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
• Il trionfo della libertà tragedia in musica 5 acts Girolamo Roberti Frigimelica 11 February 1707 Venice, Teatro San Giovanni Grisostomo
• Sedecia, Re Di Gerusalemme (c1706, manuscript or first edition)
• La Griselda opera in musica. (January 1701) [1] (Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
• Stabat mater
• Complete Keyboard Works
  • Toccata in re minore )Toccata, Allegro and Fuga in D minor (Scarlatti, Alessandro)?)
  • Toccata in mi minore
  • 10 partite sopra basso obbligato (1716)
  • Primo e secondo libro di toccate (sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, la minore, sol maggiore, re minore, re minore, la minore, sol maggiore, fa maggiore) (Conservatorio di Napoli?)
  • 2 sinfonie per cembalo (16 giugno 1699)
  • Toccata per studio di cembalo
  • Toccata d'intavolatura per cembalo ò pure per organo d'ottava stesa
  • 3 toccate, ognuna seguita da fuga e minuetto (1716)
  • Sonate per cembalo (17--) [2] (Yale University Library)
• Variazioni sopra "La follia" (1715) -Video/Audio YouTube-Giannalisa Arena, cembalo
• 6 Concerti per clavicembalo e archi
• 12 sinfonie di concerto grosso (1715) [3] (British Museum)
• 6 concerti in sette parti per due violini e violoncello obbligato, con in più due violini, un tenore e basso continuo (fa minore, do minore, fa maggiore, sol minore, re minore, mi maggiore; 1724)
• Regole per principianti (1715 ca.)
• Discorso sopra un caso particolare di arte (aprile 1717)
• Canoni: Tenta la fuga ma la tenta invano; Voi sola; Commincio solo; 2 canoni a 2
• 15 fuge a 2
• Studio a quattro sulla nota fermia
• Varie partite obbligate al basso
• Varie introduttioni per sonare e mettersi in tono delle compositioni (1715 ca.)
• Higgs manuscript (Napoli 1723) [4] (Yale University Library)
• Sonatas à Quattro per Due Violini Violetta, e Violoncello Senza Cemb[al]o (Complete)

Scarlatti, Domenico (1685–1757)

• Stabat Mater (Vocalscore), Full Score

Will be here shortly.

• K. 204a - F minor - Allegro
• K. 204b - F minor - Allegro - Allegro - Allegrissimo
• K. 452 - A major - Andante Allegro
• K. 453 - A major - Andante
• K. 201-555
• Essercizi per gravicembalo (Sonatas) (ed.Durand, rev. Paul Dukas)

Tis the same sonatas, just ordered differently, the Kirkpatrick (K,Kp or Kk) catalogue appears to catalogue all of the sonatas, the Longo (L) catalogue almost all of them, but in a completely different order, both of those are commonly used and often both numbers are given. What about my other questions: are these fair game to upload here, and if they are should we get the lot of them? --Matthew 17:04, 12 January 2007 (EST)

Well Matthew, I have to say that I don't understand much about copyright and wiki projects. But I know two other sites that have many sonatas in the Longo catalogue, they are: sheetmusicarchive.net and midiworld.com/scarlatti. Those are legal, I'm sure. Take a look! You can take information with someone who understands better this subject.

I didn't know the pieces were the same, but of course, what and idiot am I! Then, the one I search for is not n.247 in Longo. I think it belongs only to Kirkpatrik. :( Sofia81 19:41, 13 January 2007 (EST)

Correcting, better this link: sankey.ws/scarlatti/index.html Sofia81 20:09, 13 January 2007 (EST)

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I know about sheetmusic archive and the sankey site, they both have K1-K175, a fairly impressive selection, but less than a third of the total number of sonatas, those ones are acually avalible on this website already, here they are. That unfortunately doesn't contain the one you're looking for (K247) that will be avalible here relatively soon i hope, but if you can't wait then it's L256 on nlib.org.ua and it's acually in C# minor, not C minor. The numbering of music is almost always confusing unless you know what you're doing.--Matthew 06:10, 14 January 2007 (EST)

I found it! Yes, it's 256L, thanks. I haven't seen that link showing all catalogues. Thanks anyway!

I'm new here, I have to learn first something. But I think we can take Scarlatti from that site, at least the sonatas that are missing here. Scarlatti is already in public domain, so... Sofia81 12:08, 14 January 2007 (EST)

I think you can better use this link for all 450 L-numbers and 45 S-numbers sonatas http://www.piano.ru/scarlatti.html.

--Abelard. I think the typeset is also better.

I wasn't aware of that site, And though it looks quite good, i think i'll persevere with getting them from nlib.org.ua for several reasons, the file i got from there was about twice the size of the equivilent one from nlib, and it took about a minute to download, compared to less than 10s from nlib. I think the music looks better from nlib, the lines are clearer and it looks tidy, and while nlib does impose a download limit, i can partially, and hopefully soon entirely, avoid that and it should not take too long to get the whole collection, i will however get L451-500 and The L.S ones from there which will give me all but 4 of the sonatas: K. 204a, 204b, 452 and 453. If anyone has these they would be much appreciated.--Matthew 15:18, 15 January 2007 (EST)

• Would [5] be useful? FWC.

No, uploads from WIMA are not generally permitted here without the explicit permission of the typesetter. PML

• Other public domain vocal and non-keyboard/chamber works (so written originally, I mean) besides (well, including, but already requested..) his Stabat Mater: Te Deum laudamus a 8 (manuscript, 18th century, pub.by 1954) ; Canzonetta (?) (pub. 1881).
• Any of the K deest sonatas, either typeset or MS.

Schäfer, Dirk (1873–1931)

• Violin Sonata No.3 in B-flat, Op.11 No.1 (pub.1916)
• Acht Etüden für Pianoforte, op. 3 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1900)

Schaffner, Nicolaus Albert (1790–1860)

(1790 approx.)

• Air varié "Que ne suis-je" pour grand orchestre (Gambaro, by 1817)
• 3 Concertante quartets for winds (flute, clarinet, horn, bassoon), Op.5 (published 1819)

Schaper, Gustav Adolf (1845–1906)

• Romanze No.2 for cello & orchestra, Op.5 (pub.1879, Luckhardt)
• Preludes, Op.13 (pub.1884) (expanded to 60 with Op.14, pub.1891)
• Musikalische Gedenkblätter f. Streich-Quartett (or string orchestra), Op.12 (pub.1884 by Litolff)
• Eine kleine Weihnachtskantate, Op.18 (pub.1888?)
• Rondo capriccioso Op.3 (Sulzer, 1878) (British Library)

Scharf, Moritz (1838–1908)

• Fantasy for Orchestra, Op.40 (p.1898)
• String Quartet, Op.60 (p.1899 by Gebr. Reinecke, Monatsbericht (1899), p.565)
• Fantaisie for violin and piano, Op.29

Scharrer, August (1866–1936)

• Symphony in Dm., Op.23 Per aspera ad astra (p.1913)
• Sinfonisches Adagio für großes Orchester, Op.19 (pub. ca. 1910. copy @ Lubeck)

Scharwenka, Philipp (1847–1917)

• Symphonia Brevis in E♭ major
• Serenade for orchestra in E-flat, Op.19 (published 1881 by Praeger & Meier) (there's a copy at LBMV)

Scharwenka, Walter (1881–1960)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Lieder Op.6 (pub. Vieweg, 1914/5)

Scharwenka, Xaver (1850–1924)

• Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op.56 Two Piano Reduction’’’

Scheidt, Samuel (1587–1654)

• Bergamasca, variations. (Not the present Canzon_'Bergamasca',_SSWV_64_(Scheidt,_Samuel))
• Galliarda - Variations on the King of Denmark's Galliard
• Complete Works (B&H ed., 16 vols.)

Scheinpflug, Paul (1875–1937)

• Ouverture zu einem Lustspiel von Shakespeare, (mit Benutzung einer altenglischen Melodie aus dem 16. Jahrhundert) für grosses Orchester, Op.15 (pub.1908/early 1909, Heinrichshofens Verlag)
• Das Hofkonzert : heitere Oper in drei Akten, Op.24 (pub.1921 or 1922? by O. Wrede, Regina-Verlag) (Monatsbericht (1923), p.79)
• Bundes-Ouvertüre, Op.20 (pub.1917 in arr.)
• Rosa Zenoch, Op.23. Eine Erzählung von Albrecht Schaeffer mit gr. Orch, Soprano und Alt Solo, Frauenchor und Sprecher. Heinrichshofen, 1918.

Schelble, Johann Nepomuk (1789–1837)

• Selma und Selmar
• Ruhetal (chorus)

Schenker, Heinrich (1868–1935)

• Syrische Tänze (original version for piano four hands, 1889)

Scherber, Ferdinand (1874–1944)

• Flute Sonata in A dedicated to Heinrich Rietsch (published in 1912)

Scheunemann, Max (1881–1965)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
Wikipedia (German)

• Violin Sonata No.3 in A, Op.24 (©1922? - HMBref 1923 page 64.) (PD-US-only) (sonatas 1 and 2 are op.9 - pub.1923 ? ).
• Klavierquartett, E dur : nach Gedichten von Cäsar Flaischlen, Op.23 (©1922.)

Scheve, Edward Benjamin (1865–1924)

Wikipedia

• The Death And Resurection Of Christ
• any anthems or songs

Schierbeck, Poul (1888–1949)

• Symphony, Op.15 (1916-21) (see also Wikipedia (Russ.))

Schildt, Melchior (1592 or 1593–1667)

• Organ Works

Schimon, Adolf (1820–1887)

• Violin Sonata (pub.Hartmann, 1868)
• String Quartet No.1?
• 12 Lieder, Op.28 (pub.Gotthard, 1871)

Schink, Hans (1881–1943)

Bio: Swabian Romantics

• Violin sonata in D, Op.17 (pub. Ludwigsburg, Schultheiss: 1923)
• Piano Duet Suite, Op.8

Schirmacher, Dora (b.1862)

Died after 1885?

• Serenade in C♯ minor for piano, Op.10

Schjelderup, Gerhard Rosenkrone (1859–1933)

• Weinacht-suite : Aus einem Weinachtspiel (1896) (B&H)
• Brand (symphonic drama) (pub.1914) (recently recorded with symphony no.2)
• Sonnenaufgang über Himalaja (aus „Opferfeuer", Legendenstück von K. Gjellerup) (pub.1909, Leuckart)
• Frühlingsreigen, suite for middle-sized orchestra (pub.1934)
• Symphony no.2 (1924) (MS) (listed at http://mic.bibits.no/ ) (recorded with the symphonic poem "Brand" on the label cpo, released in early 2010)
• String quartet in F♯ minor (1931) (MS) (also mic.bibits.no )
• "Kleine norwegische Suite" (pub. Tischer&Jagenburg, 1930)
• 3 Lieder im Volkston (pub.1905, Breitkopf und Härtel)

Schjelderup, Mon (1870–1934)

• Violin Sonata in B minor, Op.12 (pub.by La Lyre Musical/Coutarel, ca.1896)
• Serenade for violin and piano, Op.55 (pub.by Oluf By, ca.1906)
• Songs Opp.62&63, published by Hansen by 1909.

Schlegel, Leander (1844–1913)

• String Quartet in G major, Op.17 (pub. 1905 by C.F.W. Siegel)
• String Quartet No.2 in F/D, Op.35 (@NMI. Poss not pub.?)
• Violin Concerto in B minor, Op.33 (1908 @NMI, 148 page autograph sc, pts, ..)
• Piano Concerto, Op.16 (@NMI, 213 page autograph sc, pts, etc)
• Symphony in B♮ major, Op.25 (@NMI)
• Ballade no.2 for piano, Op.11
• Passacaglia for 2 pianos, Op.31
• Piano Trio in C

Schlick, Johann Konrad (1759–1825)

(Husband of Regina Strinasacchi for whom Mozart composed the Sonata in B flat for Violin and Pianoforte or Harpsichord "Strinasacchi" K.454.)

• Cello Concerto

Schliebner, August Karl Friedrich Gotthold (b.1822)

born 1820 or 1822, died... presumably by 1940 at absolute, entire latest. Better info would be good

• Piano Sonata, Op.1 (published 1844 by Challier - there is a copy of this first edition (plate C. et G. 546) @ ÖNB.)
• Rondos for piano duet, Op.3 (partially digitized already, see WorldCat.)
• Der Liebesring : Oper in 2 Acten (librettos to several of his operas are already online; (vocal?) score of this opera is at U. Strasbourg and a Swiss library and probably does not circulate, but does at least exist)

Schmelzer, Johann Heinrich (1623–1680)

• Sonata a 3 [La Pastorale] (2 violini è viol di gamba overo trombone) (S-Uu Instr. mus. i hs. 8:12) Full Score/Manuscript
• Sonata a 8 per chiesa e per camera (2 trombe , 6 viole, bc) 1679 (CZ-KRa A 551) Full Score/Manuscript
• Sonata a 11 per chiesa et camera (6 viole, 5 trombe) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 550) Full Score/Manuscript
• Sonata Natalis (5 violae, 5 trombettae con violone et organo) 1680 (CZ-KRa A 583) Full Score/Manuscript
• Sonata Natalitia. A 3 Chori (Choro 1: 5 viole radoppiati, Choro 2: 3 piffari et 1 fagotto, Choro 3: 2 flauti ò 2 cornetti muti et tromboni) 1675 (CZ-KRa A 553) Full Score/Manuscript
• Le memorie dolorose (Minato), Sepolcro, 8. April 1678, Wien - SSATTTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 gamba, bc Full Score/Manuscript
• Missa Jesu crusifixi - SSAATTBB, 2 vln, 4 vla, 2 clar, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
• Missa Natalis (Kyrie & Gloria) - SSATTB, 2 vln, 2 vla, 2 clar, 4 trbn, vlne, bc Full Score/Manuscript
• Missa pro defunctis (Kyrie, Sanctus & Agnus) - SATB, 3 vla, bc Full Score/Manuscript

Schmid, Heinrich Kaspar (1874–1953)

• Violin and Organ Sonata, Op.60 (pub.1928, Schott)
• Missa "Dona Nobis Pacem" for mixed chorus, Op.63 (pub.1928, Böhm & Sohn)

Schmid, Josef (1868–1945)

• Cello Sonata in D minor, Op.63 (1908. published 1909, Kistner)
• Madrigal for voice and piano after a text by Rottmanner (mus ms 7160, BSB, 1929)
• String Quartet in D minor (manuscript copy, 1919, at BSB)
• String Quartet in G major (ms, 1910, BSB)
• Nachtgedanken, 3 piano pieces, Op.66 (Munich: Wunderhorn-Verlag, 1910)
• Fest-Messe in C (for chorus, large orchestra and organ), Op.32. Leuckart, 1904.

Schmidt, Franz (1874–1939)

• Carnival music and Intermezzo from the Opera Notre Dame
• Symphonies:
  • Symphony Nr.4 C major
• Smaller organ works: 4 Preludes and fugues (1928) and 4 Chorale Preludes (1926)
• Clarinet Quintet in Bb
• Clarinet Quintet in A

Schmitt, Aloys (1788–1866)

• String Sextet in D minor (Henkel I.4) (see RISM 455008637)
• 3 String Quartets, Op.70 (pub.1829) (BSB has this)
• Quartets 4-7, Opp.80&81 (ca.1838?)
• Piano Concerto (No.?) Op.60 comp. zur Gedächtnißfeyer d. Regierungs-Jubiläum(!) Seiner Majestät d. Königs von Bayern am 16. Februar 1824 (BSB has this)
• Piano Concerto No.6 Op.76 (pub.1834 acc.HMB) (BSB has this also, as does Fleisher)

Schmitt, Florent (1870–1958)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• O Salutaris, Op.1
• 2 Chansons, Op.2 (I. Nature morte, II. Chanson) (no.2bis, Ritournelle)
• Chant du Soir, Op.7 (violin part)
• Les Barques, Op.8 (orchestral score)
• Soir sur le lac, Op.9 (voice and piano)
• Prélude pour orgue, Op.11
• 2 Pièces (piano), Op.12 (I. En yacht le soir, II. Sérénade burlesque)
• 3 Morceaux (piano), Op.13 (I. Sarabande (Pavane), II. Bourrée (Chevauchee du matin), III. Scottisch)
• Demande, Op.20 (voice and piano/orchestra)
• 3 Chansons, Op.21 (II. Femme et chatte, III. Si mon cœur avait des ailes)
• Feuillets de voyage, Op.26 (Book I. Compliments (orch. score), Book II. Valse (orch. score))
• 3 Choeurs a cappella, Op.40 (I. Sous bois, III. Vocalise)
• 2 Chansons, Op.55 (II. O triste, triste était mon âme)
• La tête de Kenwarc'h, Op.114 (male voices a capella)
• 6 Choeurs, Op.81 (female voices and orchestra/piano) (we have, but incomplete)
• La tragédie de Salomé, original version for small orchestra (1907)
• Introït, récit et congé, Op.113 (piano reduction by Alfred Desenclos (1912-1971))

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• 5 chœurs en vingt minutes, Op.117 (poetry by Maurice Carême (1899-1978) protected)
• 3 Poèmes de Ganzo, Op.118 (poetry by Robert Ganzo (1898-1995) protected)
• De vives voix, Op.131 (poetry by Georges Hugnet (1906-1974) protected)
• Prelude pour une suite à venir (pub. 1974)

Schmitt, Jacob (1803–1853)

• Piano Sonata, Op.78 in B-flat (Johann André, 1829)

Schnabel, Alexander Maria (1889–1969)

• Op.2. 6 Lieder
• Op.3. 4 Lieder
• Op.6. [4] Kleine Lieder (Opp.2,3,6 published in 1921 by Berlin: Raabe & Plothow)

Schnabel, Artur (1882–1951)

• 10 Lieder, Op.11 (published by Dreililien in 1902)

Schneider, Friedrich (1786–1853)

• Patriotische Fest-Ouverture : (Heil dir im Siegerkranz), Op.105 (published by Benjamin around 1910, first published by Simrock in 1851)

Schneider, Georg Abraham (1770–1839)

• Concerto for flute, Op.100 (published 1824)
• Concerto for horn, Op.101 (")
• Concerto for oboe, Op.102 (")
• Concerto for clarinet, Op.103 (")
• Concerto for bassoon, Op.104 (")
• Concerto for basset horn, Op.105 (")

Schoeck, Othmar (1886–1957)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Venus (pub.1926)

Schoenberg, Arnold (1874–1951)

• Gurre-Lieder (1912 manuscript facsimile (Erstdruck. Faksimile der Partiturreinschrift (Studienpartitur), U.E. 3697)
• Verklärte Nacht, Op.4 (piano reduction by Edward Steuermann (d.1964))
• Concerto for string quartet and orchestra
• Serenade, Op.24 (Schoenberg, Arnold): 2 versions of the Sonnet mvt IV: 1. piano-vocal score 2. for piano trio, by Hanns Eisler

Schoene, Adolf Waldemar (1877–1917)

(fl.(ca.)1917??, not a death date. Also "Schöne".)

• Suite in E♭ major for strings, Op.41 (p.1908 Ries&Erler)
• Scherzo for orchestra, Op.37, repub. in new piano reduction (by composer??) 1917
• Piano Sonata in C♯ minor, Op.42 (pub.1906)

Scholtz, Herrmann (1845–1918)

• Piano Sonata in G minor, Op.44 (pub1875)
• Piano Trio in F minor, Op.51 (pub.1877)

Scholz, Bernhard (1835–1916)

• Piano Quintet in C, Op.25 (p.1869)
• String Quartet No.2 in A, Op.48 (p.1879)
• 2 Violin Sonatas, Op.94 (Firnberg, published 1912)

Schönburg, Hilmar (1827–1892)

• Das Heimweh, Tonstück Op.12 (Paez, 1860 or 1861 - appears as late as 1895 ("Le mal du pays") from Costallat of Paris)
• Fantaisie brillante, Op.18 (Paez, 1862)
• Das Versprechen. Tonstück f. Pfte., Op.99 (Bote & Bock, 1877)
• Erstes Veilchen. Bluette f. Pfte, Op.102 (Bote & Bock, 1877)
• Aus dem Schwarzwald, Op.103 (Bote & Bock, 1877)

Schotte, Armin (fl.1860–fl.1910)

(organist and composer; several brief piano works of his are at LoC (can't upload them right now at this computer, plan to do so in a few days though. possibly Arnim rather than Armin but most sources including contemporary had Armin).

• G major piano quintet, Op.1 (mentioned in Ziehn’s Harmonie- und modulationslehre, p.43 of 1887 edition and in an 1877? issue of Dwight's Journal of Music (performance, I think, the latter.))

Schramm, Paul (1892–1953)

• Thema mit Variationen und Fuge fur Klavier, Op.33 (poss. 1910s?)

Schrattenholz, Leo (1872–1955)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin concerto in C minor (pub.1918)

Schreck, Gustav (1849–1918)

• Nonet for winds and strings (not the same work as op.40 nor an arrangement)
• Im Walde (words by Paul Heyse, for tenor, mens chorus, & orchestra), Op.4
• Dankgesang, Op.48 (pub.1917 by Oppenheimer)

Schreker, Franz (1878–1934)

• Psalm 116, Op.6 (published 1901)
• Irrelohe, Oper in 3 Aufzügen, Entstehungsjahr: 1919-1922

Schröder, Carl (1848–1935)

• Trio, Op.80 (André, 1896)

Schubert, Camille (1810–1889)

• Paris s'endort, Quadrille

Schubert, Franz (1797–1828)

• There are some Schubert manuscripts at the Juilliard music library at http://www.juilliardmanuscriptcollection.org/ - Use Dezoomify to acquire them.
• Deutsche Trauermesse for four voices with organ D.621 Parts
• Drei Klavierstücke D.946 - version in which piece No.1 in E♭ minor contains the 2nd trio which was deleted by the composer and not included in the Gesamtausgabe (e.g. the first edition, ed. Brahms, Rieter-Biedermann 1868)
• String Quartet (No.14) in D minor, D.810 (Death and the Maiden) in Mahler arrangement for string orchestra
• Weingartner’s 1934 completion of Symphony No.7, D.729, in E major.
• Schubert's four hand works in score format (primo on top of secondo on the same page)
• Sonaten für Klavier zu 2 Händen, Bd. 1 + 2, Revidierte Ausgabe. Edition Peters, 1900? Louis Köhler and Adolf Ruthardt, eds.

Schuberth, Carl (1811–1863)

• 4 Elégies for Cello and Piano, Op.10
• String Quintet No.2, Op.19 (for 4 cellos and double bass)
• Cello Concerto No.2, Op.36 (Concerto patetico in G major)
• String Quartet No.1 in C major, Op.34
• Cello Sonata in G major, Op.43

Schuberth, Louis (1806–1850)

• Souvenir à Beethoven. Grande Fantaisie en Forme d’une Sonate p. Pfte. Op.30 (pub.1835)
• Piano Sonata Op.22 (pub.1839 or earlier - prob. 1835?)

Schulhoff, Erwin (1894–1942)

• Concerto for Piano and Small Orchestra, Op.43 (performing materials and 2-piano score published by Schott)
• Parts for 5 Stücke für Streichquartett
• Symphonies (No. 5 was the only one I could find on Worldcat, here.)
• Violin Sonata No. 1, Op.7
• Suite for Violin and Piano, Op.20
• Sonata Erotica (1919) (pub. 2016)

Schulhoff, Julius (1825–1898)

• Schulhoff album ... selected pianoforte pieces, ed. by Berthold Tours: collection of about 25 pieces, ca. 1890
• Grande marche, Op.38

Schulthess, Walter (1894–1971)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Serenade Op.6 in E for string trio (first pub. by 1921; ©1921 Schott. A dozen-odd libraries have...)
• Violin Concertino Op.7 (reduction published 1921. Fleisher has full score and parts. Dedicated to Stefi Geyer.)
• Violin Sonata Op.8 in G (pub. 1921)
• Violin Sonata (No.2?) Op.11 in F (Schott, 1922. Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, NYPL)
• Variations for cello and orchestra op.14 (pub.1926 in reduction by Schott)
• String Quartet in D minor, Op.5 (Henn, 1921) (© Zürcher Hochschule library)

Schultz, Edwin (1827–1907)

• Duo for 2 Pianos in C, Op.248 (Wernthal, ©1902) (1 copy at Brigham Young Harold Lee Library)
• Capriccio for piano 4 hands in G minor, Op.119 (Böhme, 1883) (Hamburg Hochschule for Music and Theatre library has this)

Schulz, Friedrich August (1810–1893)

• Scales And Chords ("Tonleitern und Accorde für das Pianoforte") (pub.ca.1883) (by "F.A. Schulz")

Schumacher, Paul (1848–1891)

• Symphonie-Serenade in D minor, Op.8 (Breitkopf & Härtel, 1879) (copy at London Royal College of Music)
• Violin Concerto, Op.9 (unpublished? Mentioned in Baker's as "often played")
• Trauer-Marsch, Op.10 (Schott, 1879)

Schumann, Camillo (1872–1946)

• Polonaise for Violin and Piano, Op.4 (pub.1897)
• 2 pieces for violin and harp, Op.35 (pub.1909)

Schumann, Clara (1819–1896)

Schumann, Georg (1866–1952)

• Violin Sonata No.2 Op.55 in D minor (©1911, Ries & Erler)
• B minor symphony (composed ca.1887. published?)
• Variationen und Doppelfuge über ein lustiges Thema, Op.30 (for orch., perf. 1901-2 in London, pub. Hofmeister, 1902)
• Serenade, Op.34 (pub.1904)
• Das Tränenkrüglein : für Soli, Gemischten Chor, Klavier, Harmonium und Harfe, Op.57 (Ries&Erler, 1912)
• 4 Chorale-motets, Op.71 (pub.1922, Leuckart)
• Variationen und gigue, Op.72 : uber ein Thema von Handel (pub.1925, Lienau/Schlesinger ; reprinted by MPH.)

Schumann, Robert (1810–1856)

• Piano Quartet WoO32 in c minor (Piano score) -- when was this published? Redlich's edition in 1961, was this available earlier though?
• Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer Symphony", Piano Solo Arrangement
• Symphony WoO29 in g minor "Zwickauer-Sinfonie", Full Score
• Genoveva, Ouverture, arranged for Piano 4 hands.
• Piano Concerto in A minor Op. 54 (Original Version--Phantasie in A minor) Full Score/Manuscript
• C minor Symphonies (sketches) Full Scores/Manuscripts
• 1st edition Symphony Nr. 1 in B♭ major
• Symphony No.1, Op.38 (Gustav Mahler Edition) (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.2, Op.61 (Gustav Mahler Edition) (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.3, Op.97 (Gustav Mahler Edition) (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.4, Op.120 (Gustav Mahler Edition) (Full Score)

Schuppan, Adolf (1863–1931)

• String Quartet in F, Op.5 (pub.1890)

Schütz, Heinrich (1585–1672)

• Sacred Choral Works:
  • Musikalische Exequien
  • Symphoniae Sacrae: Ich danke dir, Herr, von ganzem Herzen, SWV347
  • Die sieben Wortte unsers lieben Erlösers und Seeligmachers Jesu Christi SWV 478 Full Score
  • Zwölf Geistliche Gesänge (Erstdruck von 1657)

Schwalm, Robert (1845–1912)

• Serenade for Strings, Op.50 (pub.1883)

Schwartz, Heinrich (1861–1924)

• Dem Vaterland for men's chorus and accompaniment (Salzer, 1898)
• 3 Men's choruses (Eulenburg, 1899) (Nun klinge ; Abendbild ; Der Jäger Heimkehr)

Schwencke, Carl (1797–1870)

• 3 String Quartets, Op.29 (published 1830) (at BNF ; No.2 @ U Sheffield. Published by Farrenc)
• Violin Sonata, Op.23 (Pleyel, 1820s?)

Scontrino, Antonio (1850–1922)

• Violin sonata (composed 1920, published? 1924 by Eulenburg) (however no such publication seems to be held by SBN or Worldcat)
• Sinfonia romantica (composed 1911, premiered 1914)
• Bassoon concerto
• Cello concerto
• Operas: Matelda (prem.1879); Il Progettista (prem.1882); Gringoire (1874-1890) ; Cortigiana (prem.1896), Francesca di Rimini (tragedy in 5 acts, mss., 1901 October 27)
• Adagio for violin and piano (pub.1906)

Scott, Cyril (1879–1970)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• The Alchemist (Der Alchimist) (opera) (published and likely c 1924, Schott. PD-US in 2020, in Canada in 2021.)

Scriabin, Aleksandr (1872–1915)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.1
• Piano transcription (solo, or 2 pianos (4 hands has also been fulfilled)) of Symphony No.2
• Solo piano transcription of Symphony No. 3
• Two-piano transcription of Symphony No. 5 (Leonid Sabaneyev)
• "Prefatory Action" and "Universe" - arranged by Alexander Nemtin from Scriabin's sketches for "Mysterium" (left unfinished at his death)

--Copyrighted. TheGrassGuy 16:35, 26 August 2018 (CEST) (not CDT?)

Scriba, Ludwig (1885–1968)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet, Op.12 in A minor. Published 1916 by Frankfurt: Schlemüller.

Sebastiani, Johann (1622–1683)

Šebor, Karel Richard (1843–1903)

(see Wikipedia)

• String Quartet, Op.42 (pub.1886)
• Piano Quintet, Op.46 (pub.1886)

Seemann, Arthur (1861–1925)

Also Artur Seemann, also "Nautilus". Deutsche Biographie.

• Andante w.Var. and Scherzo for Quartet (p.1920)
• Suleika, Sieben Lieder für eine hohe Singstimme mit Klavierbegleitung, Op.13 (Kahnt, ca.1919)
• Ein Haydnlärm : Trio für zwei Geigen und Kleinbass, op.12 (Kahnt, 1925)

Seiber, Mátyás (1905–1960)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet No.2 (pub.1935, pd.CA, in ©EU)
• Cello/piano fantasy (pub.1944, ")
• 2 Songs from Faust (pub.1951)
• Missa brevis (pub.1951)
• Cantata secularis (pub.1953)
• Clarinet Concertino (pub.1953)
• String Quartet No.3 "Lirico" (pub.1953)

Seitz, Albert (1872–1937)

• Violin Sonata, Op.30 (published 1905 by H. Gregh) (C♯ minor?)

Seixas, Carlos (1704–1742)

• Harpsichord Concerto in G minor.
• Overture in D major.
• Symphony in B♭ major.
• Mass in G major, we have an reduction of “Laudamus te” but not the complete Mass.
• Choral and Church works

Séjan, Nicolas (1745–1819)

• Noël suisse, for organ
• Organ Works

Sekles, Bernhard (1872–1934)

• Passacaglia & Fugue for quartet, Op.23 (pub. by Max Brockhaus, 1914)
• Variations on Prinz Eugen: Vor der Schanz bei Zent, nach einer Ballade v. J N Vogel. for men's chorus, wind and percussion (schlag-instr.). Op.32. Leipzig: Leuckart, 1927. (See: Monatsbericht (1927), p.247 ; WorldCat (and other editions). Performed in 1955 by the Vienna Symphony...)
• Symphony No.1, Op.37, published 1930 (recently republished by MPH, but not public domain)
• Die zehn Küsse. Heitere Oper (vocal score ©1925, B. Schott Söhne)
• Passacaglia & Fugue for orchestra & organ, Op.27 (published 1922 by Leuckart)

Selle, Thomas (1599–1663)

• Passio in dialogo secundum Matthaeum, 10vv, bc, 1642
• Passio secundum Johannem, sine intermediis, 6, 5vv, bc, after 1643
• Die Aufferstehung Christi nach den 4 Evangelisten, 8, l4vv, bc

Senfl, Ludwig (ca.1486–1542)

• Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Bayern, 3. Jahrgang, II. Band: Ludwig Senfls Werke, Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1903.

Senfter, Johanna (1879–1961)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Cello Sonata, Op.10 (©1913, Johann André)
• Violin Sonata in D minor (pub.ca.1920?)
• 6 Piano Pieces Op.29 (#4 pub. by Beilage zur Neuen Musik-Zeitung 1918, #19)

(Many works seem to have been first published 1980 or later- not positive, might be mistaken; I hope I am. Curious about her symphonies and concertos, for instance... - Schissel.)

Sérieyx, Auguste (1865–1949)

• 3 Petites pièces (violin and viola), Op.14 (ca.1921)

Sering, Friedrich Wilhelm (1822–1901)

• Op.21 - Orgel-Concert in Cm. u. Indroduction u. Fuge, in C. 4to. Erfurt, Körner 1853.

• Op.38 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. Heft 1, 100 leicht ausführb. Orgel-Präludien in D. Erfurt, Körner geh. 1862.

• Op.39- 224 Modulationen von allen Dur- und Molltonarten nach nahen und entfernten Verwandten, 130 *Orgelvorspiele v. versch. Meistern zu allen Chorälen in Dur u. Moll, m. theor. Einleitungen. 1862.

• Op.40 - Der theoretisch-praktische Organist. 5. Heft, Choral-Präludien. Erfurt, Körner 1863.*-Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u.Co.1849.

• -Präludium u. Tripelfuge f. Orgel. Berlin, Gaillard u. Co.1849.

Serov, Aleksandr (1820–1871)

• Ave Maria (Aria da Chiesa) (pub.1882)
• Other operas (one unfinished at death)

Servais, Adrien-François (1807–1866)

Abbreviations:

P = cello & piano

Q = cello & quartet

O = cello & symphonic orchestra

H = cello & harp

C = two cellos

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Published compositions

Compositions with opus number (with year of first publication by B. Schott’s Söhne - Mainz)

• 1- 1838 - PH- Fantaisie sur un thème favori
• 7- 1849 - PO- Andante cantabile et Rondo à la Mazurka sur un Air de Balfe
• 8- 1848 - PQO- Fantaisie Caracteristique sur deux célèbres Romances de Lafont
• 10- 1849 - PQO- Souvenir de la Suisse. Caprice
• 13- 1853 - PQ- Fantaisie sur 2 Airs russes
• 17- 1859 - PO- O cara memoria: Fantaisie et Variations
• 19- 1860 - PO- Grande Fantaisie polonaise sur des Airs du ballet ‘La Noce de Cracovie’
• 21- 1863 - P- Souvenir de Czernowitz. Morceau de Salon sur des Airs Roumains
• Souvenir de Bade - Grande Fantaisie, Op.20-(Piano part)
• Concerto in A minor, Op. Posth. (Cello and Piano Reduction, pub.1887)

Setaccioli, Giacomo (1868–1925)

• String Quartet in G minor, Op.18 (pub.1912)
• Allegro de concert (piano and orchestra), Op.17 (pub.1912)
• La sorella di Mark : idillio drammatico in tre atti (pub.ca.1896)

Ševčík, Otakar (1852–1934)

Op.15, School of Flageolets (Harmonics) and Pizzicatos (manuscript). Op.24, Left Hand Pizzicato with Simultaneous Right Hand Arco Technique (manuscript) Op.10a, Czech Dance No. 7

Seyffardt, Ernst Hermann (1859–1942)

• Piano Sonata, Op.1
• Violin Sonata in A minor, Op.9 (pub.1883)
• Thusnelda, concertscene, Op.19 (pub.1889)
• Variations for piano, Op.3
• Aus Deutschlands grosser Zeit : Konzert-Kantate in 3 Teilen (338-page score @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)

Seyler, Károly (1815–1882)

• Piano Trio in E-flat (pub.1838 by Mechetti)
• Concentus jubilaris. Missa No. 21 (C) f. 4 Singst., Orch. u. Orgel. (Glöggl, 1860)
• Fest-Sextett (Ad hoc festum) for Soprano, Alto, 2 Tenors and 2 Basses. (Glöggl, 1862)

Shapleigh, Bertram (1871–1940)

• Meditation for violin or cello and piano, Op.14 (published 1901 by Vincent, 1902 by B&H?)

Shcherbachyov, Andrey (1869–1916)

Shelley, Harry Rowe (1858–1947)

(note RosT in this case poss. sometimes though?)

• Overture "Santa Claus" for orchestra, a lyrical intermezzo (pub.1900 by Ed. Schuberth)
• Violin Concerto
• Symphony No.1 (performed 1897 acc.to Elson)

Shirinsky, Vasily (1901–1965)

(member of the Beethoven Quartet, dedicatee of Shostakovich's quartet no.12) Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet no.1, Op.2 (pub.1925)
• Viola Sonata, Op.4 (pub.1926)
• Violin Sonata, Op.6 (pub.1928)
• String Quartet (no.2?), Op.8 (pub.1928)
• Cello Sonata, Op.11 (pub.1929)
• Piano Quintet, Op.12 (pub.1929)
• String Quartet no.3, Op.14 (pub.1930) (wrote at least 5 pub.qts + pf qrt, pf qnt above; not all PD-CA.)

Shostakovich, Dmitry (1906–1975)

Works by this person are under copyright (unless some exception applies).
To the knowledge of the copyright reviewers, all PD-US pieces (as of 2023) are represented.

• Symphony No. 2 parts

Sibelius, Jean (1865–1957)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Op.14, Rakastava [The Lover], for string orchestra (1912) is based on a chorus TTBB of the same title, surely PD-US?
• Suite for Violin and String Orchestra Op.117
• String Trio in C (1888)("Lovisa trio")
• Suite in A major for string trio (1889)
• String Quartet in B-flat major
• Theme and Variations for cello solo (1887)
• Masonic Ritual Music (rev. ed. 1950; ed. Marshall Kernochan (1919-2007))
• Kurkikohtaus (Scene with cranes), Op.44 No.2 (pub. 1973)
• Cassezione, Op.6
• Skogsrået, Op.15 (Complete Works ed.)
• Academic March
• Jordens sång (Song of the Earth), Op.93
• Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
• Spagnuolo
• Till trånaden (To longing)
• 5 Esquisses, Op.114 (pub. 1973)
• Violin Concerto opus 47 original 1903-1904 version
• Duo for violin and viola in C major, JS 66; here, in Description, there are some indications about this piece
• Piano Quintet in G Minor, JS 159
• Kullervo, Op.7 (Full Score, Orchestral Part Scores and Vocal Score)
• Overture in E Major (1891) (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)
• Overture in A minor (1902) (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)

Siboni, Erik (1828–1892)

• Tragic overture in C minor, Op.14
• Scherzo for orchestra (ms) (1851)
• Scherzo for piano, Op.5 (published 1857) (may relate to Scherzo of 1851?)
• Piano Concerto (1864, partial manuscript @ DKB?)

Sick, Theodor Bernhard (1827–1893)

• Piano Trio, Op.1 (at Netherlands Nat. Lib.) (6 more piano trios at DKB)
• Any of his 21-odd string quartets (in ms at DKB, but as yet unscanned?)
• Likewise, 3 quintets, dozen? cello sonatas etc., 10 violin sonatas, ...

Sieveking, Martinus (1867–1950)

• Valse Lente (from the orchestral suite Op.10? (much arranged?))
• Bach Ciaconna from Partita in D minor, arr. Sieveking ("Sieve King") for violin and strings (pub. Stahl)

Sigtenhorst Meyer, Bernhard van den (1888–1953)

• Piano Sonata No.1, Op.18 (pub.ca.1922?)
• String Quartet No.0, 1911 (ms)
• 3 hymnen, op. 28 : voor viool en piano (composed 1917, pub.1920)

Siklós, Albert (1878–1942)

• Suite No.3 for orchestra, Op.37 (pub.1909)
• 4 Scherzi, Opp. 35 & 36 (pub. 1908, Roszyai)
• Trio for flute, viola and harp (manuscript, Szechenyi)
• Scherzo Op.52 for large orchestra (ms - published??)
• Cello concerto (ms)

Silas, Edouard (1827–1909)

• Organ Works
• Nonet in F minor (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
• Gavotte for band (manuscript in Rome)
• Concert-Andante for piano and orchestra (premiered ca.1859 Feb.)
• Bourrée in G minor Op.79 for 2 pianos (published 1906 by Ries & Erler)
• Piano Trios 1, No.2 Op.27?, No.3 Op.46

Silvestri, Constantin (1913–1969)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin Sonatina No.2, Op.19 No.3 (published ca.1931?)

Simia, G.R. (1844–1924)

• Piano Quintet (ca.1912) (possibly not the 1897 prize composition published by E. Baudoux)
• Andante for Violin and Orchestra (M. Senart, ca.1920)
• Symphonic Scherzo (pub.1908)

Simon, Anton (1850–1916)

• Prelude and fugue for piano, Op.11
• Piano Trio no.2, Op.25 (Jurgenson, 1891?, plate 16253)
• La Revue de nuit. Poëme symphonique, Op.36 (1890?, Jurgenson)
• Piano Concerto, Op. 19 — full score (Moscow: Jurgenson?, c.1885? or c.1891?). The Concerto was performed in Moscow in 1897 by Victor Staub under the direction of Gustav Mahler.

Simon, James (1880–1944)

(Concentration camp victim. Wikipedia article)

• Cello sonata in D, Op.9 (pub.ca.1913, was performed in 2013)
• Piano Trio in A (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia)
• Violin Sonata (premiered ca.1930, possibly lost, see Wikipedia) (trio, vn sonata NZM 1930, p.870)

Sinding, Christian (1856–1941)

• Symphonies (No. 2 full score now available)
• Violin Concertos (No. 1 full score available) (No. 2 reduction for violin/piano and full score now available)
• "Berceuse" from 3 Elegische stücke, Op. 106
• Drei Stucke fur klavier op.125
• Drei Stucke fur klavier op.127

Singer I, Otto (1833–1894)

• Grand Duo in Sonata-form for Violin and Piano, Op. 3 (publ.1869) [not listed in the German Wikipedia entry, but could be a work by the son, Otto Singer II, with a later publication year, ca. 1890]

Singer II, Otto (1863–1931)

• Andante with Variations for 2 Pianos, Op.1 (publ. 1884) [acc. to the German Wikipedia article]
• Fantaisie for Solo Piano, Op.2 (publ. 1890?) [acc. to WorldCat citation]
• Concertstück for Violin and Orchestra, Op.6 (publ. F.E.C. Leuckart)
• Piano Concerto, Op.8 — need full score/parts

Sinigaglia, Leone (1868–1944)

• Op.13 3 Romantic Pieces - we have no.2
• Adagio tragico, Op.21
• Cello Sonata, Op.41 (composed 1923, pub. Breitkopf ca.1925, PD-CA only until 2015, then PD-EU I think)
• Ouvertüre, Le baruffe chiozzotte, Op.32 (©1908)
• Romance Op.3 (presumably by 1898?)

Sirmay, Albert (1880–1967)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
Also Szirmai.

• Opera “Alexandra” (first published 1927 or earlier)
• Operetta "Rinaldo" in 3 acts. Weinberger, 1921 (vocal score- see Monatsbericht (1921), p.161.)

Sitt, Hans (1850–1922)

• Aus der Jugendzeit, Op.26 violin and piano (1887, 1894)
• Drei kleine Stücke Op.45 Cello and piano (1891)
• Sechs Stücke Op.47 violin and piano (1892)
• Trio-Album. (1893)
• Berceuse in G Op.56 violin and piano (1894)
• Drei Fantasien Op.66 violin and piano (1897)
• Kleine Vortragsstücke for 2 Violins Op.73 (1900)
• 2 kleine Fantasien über Weihnachtslieder Op. 74 violin and piano (published 1903)
• Namenlose Blätter. No. 3 and 6 Op.10 for Viola (arr. Hermann) 1900.

Sivori, Camillo (1815–1894)

• "Andante religioso" for violin and organ
• Manuscript violin concerto

Skarzyński, Karol (1875–1957)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
(Early works published as Charles or Karl Skarzyński.)

• Polonaise, Op.8
• Sérénade in A minor for cello or violin and piano, Op.2 (pub.1903, Krzyżanowski)
• Kolysanka for violin or cello and piano, Op.12 (pub.1900, Piwarski) (HMB 1900, p.664) (NUKAT somewhere?)
• Scherzo-caprice, Op.13 (pub.1905)

Škroup, František (1801–1862)

• String Quartet No.2, op.25
• Fl. Trio in F, op.28 (pub.1847) ("trio facile")
• String Quartet No.3, Op.29
• Flute Trio, Op.30 (or "trio facile" for pf/vn/vc)
• Lieder & Gedichte, Opp.13, 21, 23
• Ouverture zur Posse Fidlowačka, Op.16 (pf arr. pub.ca.1848) (@NYPL & Souborný katalog České republiky)
• Fest-Marsch, Op.36 for piano (@NKC)
• Mass in D minor, Op.7 (@NKC)
• Udalrich und Božena, opera
• Der Zauberer Januar : Zauberposse in III Acten
• Der Meergeuse : romantische oper in 3 Akten

Sluníčko, Jan (1852–1923)

• Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.15 (ca.1898, Hofmeister. Full score or piano red. fine...)
• Violin sonata (No.?) in G, Op.57 (pub. J. Rieter-Biedermann, 1906)
• Violin sonata op.60, A (major? minor?) (Hofmeister) (pub.1906)
• Violin Sonata Op.67 in E♭ major (Hofmeister, ca.1908)
• Suite in 4 mvts. for strings (contrabass ad lib., Op.71 (pub. Bohm, 1909) (op.71a: suite for piano and 2 violins)
• Violin Sonata No.5, Op.86 (pub. Anton Bohm, 1913)

Smart, Henry Thomas (1813–1879)

• Air with Variations and Finale
• Three Andantes
• Choral with Variations in E flat
• Postlude in D major
• Postlude in D minor

Smetana, Bedřich (1824–1884)

• Trio for Piano, violin and cello
• Triumfální symfonie (Festive Symphony / Triumph-Symphonie) in E major, Op.6 (1853–1854, rev. 1881) (Full score)
• Festival Overture (Jásavá ouvertura) in D major, Op.4 (1848–49, rev.1883), also known as Ceremonial Overture (Slavnostní ouvertura) or Jubilee Overture (Velká předehra) (Full score)
• Slavnostní predehra (Ceremonial Prelude), for orchestra in C major, JB 1:95 ("Festive Overture," "Solemn Prelude") (Slavnostní předehra) in C major (1868), also known as "Festive Overture" or "Solemn Prelude" (Full score) (see Ceremonial Prelude, JB 1:95)
• Der Fischer, B. 138 for harp, harmonium, strings, 1869, ed. 1923 study score (we have the 1951 Orbis publication, see The Fisherman, JB 1:97?)
• 3 Polkas poétiques, Op.8 (complete)

Smith, Alice Mary (1839–1884)

• Cantata "Ode to the North-East Wind" (1880, published by Novello by 1902)
• The Red King, choral ballad (vocal score published 1885)
• The Passions, ode to music by William Collins (1882 - published then or sometime in the 20th century??)

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Symphonies and chamber music (published mostly 2003-7)

Smith, David Stanley (1877–1949)

• Violin Sonata, Op.51 — part needed - Cornell's catalog listing claims they have this.
• Oboe Sonata, Op.43 (Schirmer, ©1926)

Smyth, Ethel (1858–1944)

• Fantasio, fantastic comedy (after Alfred de Musset) (libretto pub.1898 by B&H; vocal score pub.1906 by Schott, Mainz)

Sobolewski, Eduard (1804–1872)

born 1804 or 1808?.

• Johannes der Täufer : Oratorium nach Worten der heiligen Schrift (published 1840 in reduction, Hofmeister)

Sokalsky, Vladimir (1863–1919)

• Symphony (pub.1967, PD-CA?)
• Recuerdo de pasado (Op.1 No.1) and other early piano solo works

Sokolovsky, Nikolay (1865–1921)

• 24 Easy pieces, Op.3 (pub.1902) - uploaded in excerpts

Solère, Étienne (1753–1817)

• Concerto for 2 Clarinets and Orchestra in E♭ major - score and/or parts
• Clarinet Concerto in E♭ major - score and/or parts
• Concerto Espagnol for Clarinet and Orchestra in B♭ major - score and/or parts
• Fantasy No. 2 for clarinet, cello (?or viola) and piano

Sołtys, Mieczysław (1863–1929)

(Wikipedia (Polish)) ; also Солтис Мечислав

• Opowieść kresowa, opera in 1 act, Op.22 - intermezzo at least (pub.ca.1920)
• Symphonies if available?
• Eine ukrainische Erzählung (Lyric scenes in 3 acts, premiered March 1910, Lemberg (published??))
• Kantata Op.20 "na stuletni jubileusz Klementyny z tańskich Hofmanowej" (pub.1898?)
• Piano Concerto

Sołtys, Adam (1890–1968)

• Kaminnyi hospodar
• "Levyne sertse" Ballet
• Symphonies

Somervell, Arthur (1863–1937)

• Symphony "Thalassa" (published in ms copy 1913, dedicated to Thomas Beecham)
• Concertpiece for violin and orchestra (published 1913 (1914 in reduction) by Augener)

Sondheimer, Robert (1881–1956)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Die Sinfonien Franz Becks. (part of his dissertation, also appeared as an appendix to an article, then published separately by Breitkopf und Härtel, 1922)

Sor, Fernando (1778-1839)

Ballet

• La foire d'Esmirne
• El señor generoso
• Cendrillon
• L'aimant peintre
• Hercule et Omphale
• Le sicilien
• Hassan et le calife

Choral

• Mass (Requiem?)

Sorabji, Kaikhosru Shapurji (1892-1988)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

Sörgel, F.W. (1810–1840)

dates approximate but ca.s not included to trim line.

• Quartet for 4 Violins, Op.34 (pub.1833)
• Quartet for 2 Violins and 2 Violas, Op.35 (pub.1839)
• 3 Duos for 2 Violins, Op.15 (pub.1823 or 1824)
• Overture in E-flat, Op.9? (pub.1821)
• 2 String Quartets, Op.21 (pub.1825)
• String Quartet No.2, Op.13 (pub.1822)
• Andante and variations for piano, Op.3 (pub.1820)
• Symphony in C, Op.27 (published 1827)

Sousa, John Philip (1854–1932)

Most of Sousa's works are available from http://www.loc.gov/performingarts/.

• New Mexico
• The Glory of the Yankee Navy - Available from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.sousa.200028151/default.html
• El Capitan Full Score
• La Camargo: Potpourri, Opera by Charles Lecocq/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by J M Stoddart in 1880.
• The Three Dragoons: Selections, Opera by Reginald DeKoven/piano arrangement by John Philip Sousa, Published by Church in 1899.
• Manhattan Beach full score and parts
• Liberty Bell Full Score and Full Orchestral Score and Parts

Soussmann, Heinrich (1796–1848)

• 12 Duets, Op. 53 - uploaded
• Thème varié Op.3 (flute and string quartet)
• 2 Flute quartets, Op.27
• Flute Concertino, Op.19

Sowinski, Albert (1803–1880)

Translated some standard Beethoven (Schindler) and Mozart biographies (Nissen, e.g.) into French- might be interesting to have his translations. Digitized works can be found in French, German and Polish libraries among others.

• Quam dilecta!, motet (pub.1872, Richault)
• Piano Trio, Op.76 (published 1853 by Chaillot) (copies of early edition @ Senckenberg, BNF, elsewhere. 2008 Modern reprint(?) at SBB library)
• St. Adalbert, Op.66, Martyre, oratorio in 3 parts (1845 libretto, 1847 vocal score, 1877 2-piano reduction also listed, and there is a 2nd edition/revision of 1877 at Polish libraries.) (4th edition has been uploaded - here.
• Symphony No.2 in E♭ (scherzo only may survive?), Op.122
• Symphony No.1 in E minor Op.62 in 5 movements (pub. Brandus, 1849 (listed in BdlF 29 December 1849)) (new edition pub. 2010)
• Overture Op.92 to his own opera La modèle (piano 4-hands arrangement of the overture is at some libraries)
• 3 polonaises, Op.119 (manuscript 1874, publication 1875 - both are at BNF)
• Reverie au bord de la mer (digitized at NUKAT.)
• Les charmes de la campagne, Op.11 (Simrock, [1845] - see this, again. Op.11 also belongs to 3 Polonaises faciles first published sometime before 1841 by Launer.)
• Ouverture à grand orchestre de la reine Hedwige (digitized parts @ Gallica)

Spain-Dunk, Susan (1880–1962)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Romance from her violin sonata in B minor (published by JB Cramer, 1908) (this movement recorded, with her entire 3rd violin sonata, on a 2021-or-so CD)
• Springdas. 2nd Scandinavian Dance for Violin & Pianoforte (JB Cramer, 1908)
• String Quartet, no.1, in B-flat minor (pub. 1914)

Spalding, Albert (1888–1953)

Späth, Andreas (1792–1876)

• 3 String Quartets, Op.107 (no.1 is at Senckenburg, Frankfurt)
• Nonet (RISM 450018656 - used to be digitized, would still be interesting if made available again.)

Speaight, Joseph (1868–1947)

• String Quartet in G minor (premiered 1896. ms?)
• 3 string quintets (ms?)
• Romance for violin and piano (published ca.1891)

Specht, Richard (1870–1932)

• Gustav Mahler (Schuster & Loeffler, 1913)

Speer, William Henry (1863–1937)

• String Quartet, Op.6 (p1896)
• Violin Sonata, Op.4 (Breitkopf)

Speidel, Wilhelm (1826–1899)

• Cello sonata, Op.10 (pub.1855)
• Violin sonata, op.61 (pub.1879)
• Suite (quasi Sonata) in 5 Sätzen für Klavier zu 2 Händen, Op.111 (pub. 1897, Bosworth)
• Ouverture (Op. 50a) und Intermezzo (Op. 50b) zu "König Helge" von Oehlenschläger : für Orchester (pub. 1876, Pohle)

Spendiarov, Aleksandr (1871–1928)

• Prélude funèbre pour orchestre, Op.20 (pub.1911 by Belaieff)

Speth, Johann (1664–after 1719)

• ARS MAGNA CONSONI ET DISSONI in vireto hoc Organico-Instrumentali Musico, vere et practice ab Oculos posita. Das ist: Organisch-Instrumentalischer Kunst-, Zier- und Lust-Garten: in welchem Erstens: Zehen Lehren-reiche, ausserlesene Toccaten, oder Musicalische Blumen-Felder: Zweytens: 8 Magnificat, samt denen darzu gehörigen Praeambulis, Versen, Clausulen &c auf die acht Chor- oder Choral-Thon eingericht: und so dann Drittens: unterschiedliche Arien, mit vielen schönen Variationen, und anderen Galanterien vorgestellt werden (Augsburg, 1693)-- Full Score/Manuscript.

Speyer, Wilhelm (1790–1878)

• String Quintet in C minor, Op.17 (pub.1826)

Spindler, Fritz (1817–1905)

• Piano Concerto, Op.260 (pub.1873, Peters. Piano solo only uploaded.)
• Symphony No.2, Op.150 (pub.1863)
• Piano Quartet, Op.108 (Siegel, 1860)
• Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.60 (pub.1855) (see e.g. RISM 452510326 and Frisch, Brahms, p.7)

Spohr, Louis (1784–1859)

• Faust (German version in two acts, 1816; Italian version in three acts, 1852) - vocal scores of both versions have been uploaded, full score and parts of the overtures
• Violin Concerto No.14, Op.110 (Sonst und jetzt, pub.Sept. 1840 acc. Hofmeister, Pietro Mechetti) (full score?)
• Symphony No.2 in D minor, Op.49 (full score - done as of May 2019)
• Symphony No.3 in C minor, Op.78 (orch. parts - done)
• Symphony No.4 in F major, Op.86 (orch. parts - done as of June 2019)
• Symphony No.8 in G major, Op.137 (orch. parts - done as of November 2019?)
• Potpourri No.1 in G major, Op.5 for Violin & String Trio (Full score and/or parts)
• Das befreite Deutschland, WoO 64 (possibly not published in full in Spohr's lifetime or even before the Merseburger publication of 2008, but the 1830s publication of the overture, etc. would be interesting)

Sponer, Alfred von (1870–1945)

(Actually ca.1945) (still in copyright in the EU if died less than 71 years ago. More information needed if possible.)

• Symphony in C minor (performed in part, March 4, 1898, Leipzig)
• Piano Quartet, Op.2 (pub.1894)
• Lieder, Op.9, 12 & 15 (pub.1898, 1899, 1901?)

Spontini, Gaspare (1774–1851)

• La vestale (1807, vocal score in French)
• La vestale, Guidi full score
• Fernando Cortez (1809, revised in 1817, vocal score in French)
• Agnese di Hohenstaufen (1829 revised in 1837 by K. von Lichtenstein, vocal score in German)

Stade, Heinrich Bernhard (1816–1882)

• Symphony (ca.1847)? (by B. Stade, reviewed in AMZ)
• Variations, Op.3 for organ (@ Danish libraries) (1867, Siegel)

Stadler, Maximilian (1748–1833)

• Masses in G and in B-flat (published (by Steiner)/reviewed (in AMZ) in 1825)

Stadtfeld, Alexander (1826–1853)

• String Quartet No.1 in G (pub.1849. 1848 autograph score @ Brussels, RISM 705000256)
• Symphony No.1 in C minor (auto. 1845-6 score @ Brussels RISM 701001907)
• Symphony No.5 in A minor (autograph 1852 score @ Brussels Library)
• Opera Hamlet (@ several libraries)
• Piano Concerto in E♭ Op.17 (performed 1845, 1880) (RISM 705000371. 1880 date from Annuaire de Conservatoire royal de musique de Bruxelles)

Stahl, Friedrich (1795–1852)

(dates conjectural. works under Frédéric Stahl)

• Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.5
• Trois trios faciles et brillans, pour deux violons & violoncelle, Op.6 (Cornell U. has opp.5 and 6, but in locked press)
• String Quartet No.1, Op.7 in A minor (by 1829, Falter of Munich)
• String Quartet No.2, Op.8 in D major
• String Quartet No.3, Op.9 in G major (1831 HMB) (quartets at libraries apparently but I don't know where)

Stahlknecht, Julius (1817-1892)

• 2 Morceaux, Op.9 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1853)
• La Sérénade espagnole, Op.11 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1859)
• 3 Charakterstücke, Op.13 for Cello and Piano (Berlin: Bahn, 1877 - new edition)
• Cello Concerto No.2, Op.15 (Magdeburg: Heinrichshofen, 1869)
• Fantasie-Caprice, Op.17 (Berlin: Bote & Bock, 1878)

Stainer, John (1840-1901)

• The Crucifixion, full score and parts

Stainlein, Louis (1819–1867)

• 2 String Quartets (Op.10, 11, p.1856 Schott) (Wurlitzer collection has no.2)
• Sérénade for 4 Cellos, Op.12 (Schott, 1856)

Stamaty, Camille (1811–1870)

• Piano Concerto, Op. 2 (Paris, ca. 1835)
• Piano Sonata, Op.8
• Piano Sonata, Op.20

Stamitz, Carl Philipp (ca.1745–1801)

• Duets, Op. 27
• Duo in D major for 2 flutes Op. 27 No. 1
• Clarinet Concerto No.7 in E flat major
• Cello Concertos 2 available, in G and A
• Piano Concerto in F Major

Stanford, Charles Villiers (1852–1924)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• Cushendall, An Irish Song Cycle, Op.118 (Stainer & Bell, 1910)
• 10 Dances (Old and New) for Piano, Op.58 (Boosey, 1985)
• The Eumenides of Aeschylus, Op.23 (vocal score)
• Festival Overture
• Irish Rhapsody No.1 in D minor, Op.78
• Irish Rhapsody No.2 in F minor, Op.84 (unpublished)
• Irish Rhapsody No.3 for Cello & Orchestra, Op.137 (unpublished)
• Irish Rhapsody No.4 in A minor, Op.141
• Irish Rhapsody No.5 in G minor, Op.147 (unpublished)
• Irish Rhapsody No.6 for Violin & Orchestra, Op.191 (unpublished)
• Piano Concerto No.1 in G major, Op.59 (unpublished)
• Symphony No.1 in B♭ major (unpublished)
• Symphony No.2 in D minor "Elegiac" (unpublished) (1882. Cambridge library has a manuscript, not sure if that helps. Cambridge U Link )
• Symphony No.5 in D major, Op.56
• Symphony No.6 in E♭ major, Op.94 (published ("privately printed") in 2003)
• Songs
• 4 Intermezzi for Organ
• Mass via victrix Op. 173 (Full score/Parts for Orchestral version, currently only Vocal/Piano score available)
• Opera Shamus O'Brien, Op.61 (pub. in arrangement in 1896 - Cambridge has this form. Overture also published by Boosey in 1896, in Cambridge lib.) — Vocal score now uploaded
• Eden, Op.40 (Novello, 1898) (at Cambridge lib.) (oratorio)
• Violin Concerto in D major, Op.74 (we have violin/piano reduction)
• Suite for Violin and Orchestra, Op.32
• Organ Sonata No.5, Op.159 quasi una fantasia (cop.1921, published Augener. at several libraries though don't know if any of them interloan, scan, or allow copying.)
• String Quartets 4, 6, 7, (8?), Piano Quartet 2 (all I believe in manuscript, not published? not sure of location- neither RAM nor RCM seems to have them I think... will see if I can find out though. Not listed in British Library catalog of manuscripts (accessible online). Just throwing this out there I'm afraid.) (RAM I gather has but does not distribute, or something...) (quartet no.4 has been published as a typeset dissertation. If the author of same allows redistribution @ IMSLP, go ahead, if not, though, please do respect her wishes)
• The Traveling Companion, opera in 4 acts op.146 (pub1919) (@Nat.Lib.Ireland) (Vocal Score scanned in)
• Service in F major (Novello, 1889?)
• Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 115 in C Major
• Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 81 in G Major (full orchestral score made in 1907)
• Morning, Evening, and Communion services, op. 12 in A Major (orchestral score)
• Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in E flat (1893)
• Violin Sonatas (1&2 at least. 3 may be ms.?)
• Fantasia upon the Hymn Tune 'Intercessor' for Organ
• Prelude and Fugue in E minor for Organ
• Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ

Stanley, John (1712–1786)

• Cantatas, Op.8 (published, also see RISM online)

Starokadomsky, Mikhail (1901–1954)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
(seems not to have been published before 1928, so everything most likely PD-CA-only for awhile, but within those limits, could be interesting :) )

• Clarinet Quartet (pub.1935)
• Concerto for Orchestra, Op.14 (1933. pub.1936)
• Violin Concerto, Op.20 (pub.1947)

Statkowski, Roman (1859–1925)

• String Quartets 2-6 (no. 5 Op.40 pub. 1929, uploaded)
• Operas
• Symphonic Fantasy for orchestra Op.25

Steffens, Johann (1560–1616)

• Organ Works

Steggall, Charles (1826–1905)

• Three Preludes and Fugues for Organ
• Postlude in G for Organ
• Postlude in C minor for Organ
• Allegretto Pastorale in A for Organ
• Fugue in D for Organ

Steibelt, Daniel (1765-1823)

• Concerto No. 7 for Piano and Orchestra in E minor "Grand concerto militaire dans le genre grec", with 2 orchestras, (1816) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
• Harp Concerto (1807) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
• Ouverture en Symphonie (1796) (Full Score/Parts and/or Piano Reduction)
• Piano Quintets Op. 28 (Full Score/Parts)
• 8 Variations avec une fantaisie pour le piano sur la cavatine de Tancrède de Rossini (Boieldieu jeune, 1821)
• Les Adieux de Bayard à sa dame, rondo pour le piano (Boieldieu jeune, 1821)

Steigleder, Johann Ulrich (1593–1635)

• 40 variations on the chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich

Steinberg, Maksimilian (1883–1946)

• Mermaid for soloists, chorus & orchestra, Op.4
• String Quartet No.2, Op.16 (Pub.1927) (see eg HMB 1927, p.294)
• Symphony No.3, Op.18 (Pub.1930)
• Symphony No.4 Turksib, Op.24 (Pub.1935)
• Les métamorphoses : trois tableaux choréographiques d'après Ovide, Op.10 (Ovid via Léon Bakst) (pub.1914 or 1915)

Steinkauler, Walter (1873–1921)

• String Quartet in C minor, Op.6 (pub.1904)

Stenhammar, Wilhelm (1871–1927)

• Overture 'Excelsior' in E minor, Op.13 (first published 1938, in ms copy judging from the MPH reprint.)

Intermezzo (for orchestra) from Sangen, Op. 44

Stephan, Rudi (1887–1915)

• Liebeszauber (pub.1911) for baritone and orchestra; text by (Christian) Friedrich Hebbel (1813 - 1863)

Stephen, David (1869–1946)

• Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.3 (1895?, p.ca.1899)
• Fantasia for Organ, Op.11 (p.ca.1901)
• Piano and Wind Trio

Stephens, Charles Edward (1821–1892)

• String Quartet No.2 in F, Op.22 (pub.1881 by Schott)
• Piano Sonata, Op.8 (pub.1865?)
• Flute sonata "piacevole", Op.25 (pub.1883)

Sternberg, Constantin von (1852–1924)

• Piano Trio No.1 in C minor, Op.69
• Fantasie für Pianoforte und Cello Op. 15
• Academie Sonata Op. 30

Stewart, Robert Prescott (1825–1894)

• Concert Fantasia in D minor for organ

Stiehl, Heinrich (1829–1886)

• Piano Quartet Op.40 (complete)
• Ouverture triomphale for orch., Op.46 (Kistner, 1862. Plate 2659. New York Public Library has this.)

Stock, Frederick (1872–1942)

(born Friedrich August Stock)

• String Sextet, Op.3 (1893? ms?)
• Cello Concerto (1897?)
• Symphonic Variations, Op.7 (pub.1910)

Stockhoff, Walter William (1876–1968)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• In dem Gebirge : 7 impressions : for pianoforte, Op.2 (pub. 1914)
• Two pieces for violin and pianoforte (©1924, Breitkopf und Härtel)
• In memoriam (2 pieces for violin, cello and piano) (©1924, Breitkopf und Härtel)
• Metamorphoses : three soliloquies (©1924 etc.)
• Variations for cello and piano (©1959)

Stoessel, Albert (1894–1943)

• American Dance No. 1 for violin and piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1917)
• Beat! Beat! Drums for choir (pub. H.W. Gray, 1922)
• Boston's Own for piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1918)
• Crinoline: Minuet in the Old Style for violin and piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1916)
• Dreams of the Summer Night for violin and piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1916)
• Dutch Patrol: Fantasy on Two Netherland Airs for piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1922)
• Five Miniatures for violin and piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1917)
• Five Pieces for violin and piano (pub. G. Schirmer, 1925)
• Glimpses for voice and piano (pub. Carl Fischer, 1922)
• Rose Prayer for voice and piano (pub. Carl Fischer, 1922)
• Southern Idyl for violin and piano (pub. Boston Music Co., 1916)
• Suite Antique (version for orchestra) (pub. G. Schirmer, 1925)
• Garrick: vocal score (J. Fischer & Bro., 1937) (PD-CA, EU)

Stöhr, Richard (1874–1967)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
Permission has been granted by the composer's heirs (CC BY-SA 4.0) for territories where his works are still copyrighted.

Stojanović, Petar (1877–1957)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin Concerto, Op.1
• Violin Sonata, Op.3 (pub.1906)

Stojowski, Sigismond (1869–1946)

• Cello Concertpiece, Op.31 (pub.ca.1922?)
• Violin Concerto, Op.22 - full score
• Variations et Fugue sur un thème original pour piano. Op. 42 (1923)

Stölzel, Gottfried Heinrich (1690–1749)

• Weinachts-Oratorium
• Brockes-Passion
• other Oratorios
• Passion in 6 Betrachtungen 1749 (we have a work with the same title premiered 1745- not the same?)
• Passion in 4 parts 1727

Storace, Bernardo (1637–1707)

Stoughton, Roy Spaulding (1884–1953)

• Ancient Phoenecian Procession (organ, publ. 1919)
• Egyptian Suite (organ, publ. 1916)
• Tanglewood Tales Suite (organ, publ. 1921)

Stradal, August (1860–1930)

• Piano arrangement of Beethoven's String Quartet in C♯ minor Op.131 (arrangement published 1921)
• Piano transcription of the Lacrymosa from Berlioz' Requiem
• Piano transcription of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos 1-6; Harpsichord Concertos 1-5; And the complete Organ Concertos

 (They should exist because there is a recording available of them https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k5MI7ELQBXDPRTzDhBRKqd6WsD_-OeQEI)

Stradella, Alessandro (1639–1682)

• Sinfonia No XXII

Straesser, Ewald (1867–1933)

• Piano Concerto op.8
• Piano quintet in F♯ minor op.18 ((c) 1911)
• Symphony no.3 in A (manuscript? 1920)

Stratton, George Robert (1897–1954)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Boot, Saddle, To Horse and Away (@1929)
• Pastoral Concerto for Oboe (@1954)

Stratton, George William (1830–1901)

• The fairy grotto : an operetta (@1872)
• Laila, operetta (©1867) (e.g.)
• Several piano pieces by G W Stratton are @LoC. Some may be excerpts from his operettas (e.g. possibly.)

Straumann, Bruno (1889–1973)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin Sonata in D, Op.5 (Hug, 1923) (Monatsbericht (1923), p.182)

Strauss, Franz (1822–1905)

• Horn Concerto Op.8 (Full Score)
• Empgindungen am Meere, Op.12
• Introduction, Thema, und Variationen, Op.13

More info: [6]

Strauss, Johann II (1825–1899)

• Ägyptischer Marsch, Op.355
• Annen Polka, Op. 117
• Der Zigeunerbaron
• Champagner-Polka, Op.211
• Eljen a Magyar, Op.332
• Eine Nacht in Venedig (Overture: Full core and parts)
• Explosions-Polka, Op.43
• Wiener Bonbons, Op.307
• Die Fledermaus (Full Score)
• Tausend und eine Nacht, Op.346 (Full Score)
• Casanova (vocal score)
• Waldmeister (Overture: Full score and parts)
• Du und du, op. 367 (Full score)
• Accelerationen, op. 234 (Full score)

Strauss, Josef (1827–1870)

• Op.1 - Die Ersten und Letzen, Walzer
• Op.2 - Vergißmeinnicht, Polka Mazur
• Op.3 - Sturm-Quadrille
• Op.5 - Flinserln, Walzer
• Op.7 - Vielliebchen, Polka Mazur
• Op.8 - Bacchanten-Quadrille
• Op.11 - Rendez-vous-Quadrille
• WoO. - Hinter den Coulissen (with Johann Strauss Jr)
• WoO. - Monstre-Quadrille (with Johann Strauss Jr)
• WoO. - Das musikalische Österreich, Potpourri
• WoO. - Trifolien, Walzer (with Johann Strauss Jr & Eduard Strauss)

Strauss, Richard (1864–1949)

• Fanfare zur eroffnung der Musikwoche der Stadt Wien (1924)AV110 (TrV 250) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken)
• Wiener Fanfare (Fanfare der Stadt Wien) AV134 (TrV 287) (fur blechblasinstrumente und Pauken) (published 1960 by Hawkes & Son)
• Romance in F major for cello and orchestra or piano (TrV 118) (1883, manuscript copy of piano version 1922 exists)
• Don Juan arr. Emil Bauer for small orchestra (Vindobona Collection) (1926) (see WorldCat)
• 4 Lieder Op.87
• Schlagobers Op.70, Heiteres Wiener Ballett in zwei Aufzügen, Libretto von Richard Strauss, Klavierauszug/Piano Score
• Panathenäenzug, Op.74, Orchestral Part Scores
• Parergon, Op.73, Orchestral Part Scores
• Japanische Festmusik, Op.84, Part Scores

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Friedenstag, Op.81, Vocal Score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
• Daphne, Op.82, Vocal Score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
• Die Liebe der Danae, Op.83, Vocal Score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])
• Capriccio, Op. 85 vocal score (piano reduction by Ernst Gernot Klussman [1901–1975])

Stravinsky, Igor (1882–1971)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin & Piano sonata [what work is this?]
• Madrid Etude pour pianola

THESE PIECES STILL PROTECTED UNTIL SOME POINT AFTER 1 JANUARY 2023

• The Rake's Progress (libretto by Auden [d. 1973] and Kallman [d. 1975])
• Elegy for JFK (text by Auden [d. 1973])
• Chanson russe (russian song) for violin and piano (trans. by Samuel Dushkin (1891–1976))

Streabbog, Louis (1835–1886)

Pseudonym of Louis Gobbaerts; please consult the list linked there.

Street, Joseph (1841–1908)

• Piano Concerto No.1, Op.20 (p.1865)
• Symphony No.1, Op.4 (p.1857)
• Piano Sonata No.6, Op.25 (published 1872, Breitkopf und Härtel)
• Piano Quintet, Op.26 (pub.1872)
• Piano Trio No.2, Op.11 (pub.1863)
• String Quartet in E minor, Op.27
• Piano Sonata (No.3) in A minor, Op.17

Streicher, Theodor (1874–1940)

• Sextet in F f. 2 violins, viola, violotta (obligato), vc, cbass (p1912)

Striegler, Kurt (1886–1958)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• symphonies (at least 4 by 1920? - e.g. In A minor Op.12 pub.1910; symphony 4 in B minor op.16, pub.1913 - sym.4 uploaded. Also Kleine Sinfonie C dur (Schlusschor), Op.55 (published ca.1930) (text by Karl Henckell))
• Kammer-Sinfonie, op. 14 für Streichquintett, auch als Nonett (pub. Junne, 1912. At several libraries)
• Scherzo capriccio für Pauken-Solo und Orchester, Op.34 (pub.ca.1915. SLUB Dresden has this)
• String Quartets Nos.1 in G major, No.2 in c♯ minor Op.89 (pub. date of No.1 at least unknown?? No.1 at Kon. Bibliothek Netherlands, No.2 ??) (May be a 3rd quartet- #0 or 1.5? in E minor - performed in 1919 (acc. NZM) - this may be no.1 in G major, if someone has key wrong)
• Violin Sonata (performed 1904)
• Theaterskizzen, Op.41 for piano (pub.1919, Hochburg)

Strohl, Rita (1865–1941)

• Fantaisie-quintette with piano
• Sonate dramatique for cello & piano (Enoch, 1898)

Strong, George Templeton (1856–1948)

• Suite for piano in C minor, Op.8 ?
• Petite suite pour piano ; morceaux à deux voix dans le style du passé (published 1918, Henn)
• Au pays des peaux-rouges : suite pour piano (published 1918, Henn)
• Suite for cello and orchestra (Henn, 1929)
• Au pays de Pan. Suite pour piano (Henn, 1926)

Strube, Gustav (1867–1953)

• Romance in B-flat for Violin and Orchestra (©1903)
• Élégie for cello and orchestra (©1907)
• Violin Concerto in F♯ minor (©1907)
• Berceuse (©1908)
• Concertino in D (pub.1909)
• Viola Sonata (©1925)
• Piano Trio (©1928)
• Variations on an original theme for orchestra (performed by the NYPhil Jan. 3 1919)

Sturla, Carlo (fl.1730s)

Active 1730s according to Wikipedia.

• Latin Passion music
• Passio di Venerdì Santo (1736)

Stürmer, Bruno (1892–1958)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Kleine sonate für pianoforte, Op.103 (pub.1938, Schott)

Stüssi, Fritz (1874–1923)

• 2 Lieder for women's chorus and piano (published 1902 by Hug) (Ghasel ; Am Meere)
• Cantata "Alles Stille" (published 1902)

Suder, Joseph (1892–1980)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• 3 bagatelles, Op.9 (pub.1917)

Suk, Josef (1874–1935)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• Dumky Trio for Violin, Cello, and Piano
  • Please specify: Referring to Dvorak's Piano Trio (Op. 90) of the same name? Or please give other identifying details if Suk work.
• Elegy, Op.23
  • Original version for Piano, Cello, String Quartet, Harmonium and Harp (pub. ca. 1911)
• Under the Apple Tree, Op. 20 (Full Score and Orchestral Part Scores)
• Pohádka léta (A Summer’s Tale), Symphonic Poem, Op.29 (pub.ca.1910)
• String quartet No.2, Op. 31 (score and parts) ((c) 1912)
• Epilog (Epilogue) for Soprano, Baritone, Bass, Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 37 ((c) 1939)
• Praga, Op.26 (published in 1905 in reduction)

Suk, Václav (1861–1933)

• 2 Bohemian Dances for piano, Op.2 (published 1883 by Urbánek)
• Albumblatt, Op.6 (published 1887 by Schlesinger/Lienau)

Sullivan, Arthur (1842–1900)

• Macbeth Overture - full score
• Overture in C "In Memoriam" - full score
• Incidental Music from "Henry VIII" - full score
• Masquerade Suite from "The Merchant of Venice" - full score
• Three Dances from "The Tempest" = full score
• String Quartet (youthful work, mentioned in a 1901 reminiscence of the composer?)
• Symphony in E (Parts)

Suppé, Franz von (1819–1895)

• Bellman
• Leichte Kavallerie Full Score (entire work)
• Dichter und Bauer Full Score (entire work)
• Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien Full Score (entire work)
• Die schöne Galathée Full Score (entire work)

Surzyński, Mieczysław (1866–1924)

• Requiem, (also) Op.38? (pub. ca.1905) - may be Op.28 below (38 may be a typo or vice v?)
• Fantasia for organ, Op.30
• Missa pro defunctis IV vocibus inaequalibus org. comitante concinenda Op.28(?) (pub.1910)
• " (same title), Op.43 (also pub. 1910 (!) )

Suter, Hermann (1870–1926)

• String Quartet No.2 in C♯ minor, Op.10 (pub.1910)
• Symphony in D minor, Op.17 (pub. ca.1920) - manuscript uploaded, published score/parts/arrangement still desired :)

Suter, Rufus O. (1875–1939)

(Dates from obituary and genealogy. Rufus Orlando Suter Sr., strictly speaking. Born and died in Pennsylvania.)

• Humoresque (for string quartet, or for violin and piano), Op.12 (published 1908 by Arthur Schmidt as by "R. O. Suter" - see Monatsbericht (1908), p.231.)
• The Circus Parade op. 32, all on the open strings. (Presser, 1925.)

Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon (1562–1621)

• Duo for flute (?? is this an arrangement? wouldn't it be a recorder in the 17th century?)
• SwWV 310 (variations on Psalm 23)

Szántó, Tivadar (1877–1934)

• "Magyarország." Konzert-Sonate für Violine und Klavier (pub.1909 ca.)
• Dramatic elegy, Op.3 (pub.1904)
• Ballade in C minor, Op.2 (pub. 1902 by Kahnt)
• Lamentation, Op.4 (©1905)

Szelényi, István (1904–1972)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Adagio aus "Colorit" (possibly PD-US due to ambiguous publication date??..., see WorldCat? though perhaps later renewed)

Szell, George (1897–1970)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Variations, Op.4 (pub. 1916)

Szeluto, Apolinary (1884–1966)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Piano Sonata, Op.3/Op.8 (poss. only two movements- Impromptu and Nocturne- published, by two separate publishers)
• 9 Songs after Micinski, Op.10 (1908. published at composer's expense 1938, PD-CA presumably?, 2 of them ("Tryumf" i "Marzenie") downloadable from Wielkopolska)
• Violin Sonata in D, Op.73 (manuscript, 1931)
• Violin Concerto in A, Op.98 (manuscript, 1948)
• Cello Sonata, Op.9 (1906, published 1938)
• 5 Preludes Op.1 (Stahl, prob.?1905)
• Variations Op.2 (Stahl/Gebethner & Wolff, 1905)
• Symphony No.5, Op.105 (manuscript, 1940s)

Szendy, Árpád (1863–1922)

• Piano Sonata in D (1890s, published 1904)
• String Quartet in C, Op.10 (pub.1911)

Szirmai, Albert (1880–1967)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Sérénade andalousienne for orchestra (published 1909)
• 4 préludes for piano, Op.8 ("Berty" Szirmaï? . Quinzard, 1901.)
• Mágnás Miska, operetta in 3 acts (published 1916. @ Hathitrust?)

Szopski, Felicjan (1865–1939)

• 3 Lieder, Op.13 (pub.1910, Stahl)

Szulc, Joseph (1875–1956)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Lamento, Op.22 for cello and piano (published 1907 by Walther Schroeder)
• Piano sonata in E major (published 1910, Paris : O. Bouwens van der Boijen)
• Loute, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
• Titin, operetta (Salabert, 1920?)
• La Victoire de Samothrace, operetta (Ricordi, 1919)
• Diane au bain, operetta (Eschig, 1913)
• Maienseligkeit, Op.19 (Bote & Bock, 1905)

Szymanowski, Karol (1882–1937)

• Stabat Mater (revised choral score pub. 1956)
• Violin Concerto No. 2 (parts)
• Harnasie, ballet Op.55 (pub.1935 in reduction (made by Grazyna Bacewicz, 1909-1969), 1939 in score) (a vn/pf arr. 1932 has been uploaded.)
• Symphony no. 1 in F minor (full score, preferably - else 2-piano version) (published 2009)
• Symphony no. 2 in B♭ major - (parts, 2-piano version)
• Symphony no. 3 - (vocal score, parts)

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