List of works by Moritz Moszkowski

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Works with Opus Number

• Op.1 - Scherzo in B♭ major
• Op.2 - Albumblatt
• Op.3 - Piano Quintet?
  • Piano Concerto (No.1) in B minor (unpublished. Composed 1874 according to Assenov.)
• Op.4 - Caprice
• Op.5 - Fantasie
• Op.6 - Fantasie Impromptu
• Op.7 - 3 Moments Musicaux
• Op.8 - 5 Walzer
• Op.9 - 2 Lieder for Soprano & Piano (1876)
• Op.10 - 4 Pieces for Piano
• Op.11 - 3 Pieces for Piano
• Op.12 - Spanish Tänze
• Op.13 - 3 Lieder
• Op.14 - Humoreske
• Op.15 - 6 Pieces for Piano
• Op.16 - 2 Konzertstücke for Violin & Orchestra
• Op.17 - 3 Pieces for Piano
• Op.18 - 5 Pieces for Piano
• Op.19 - Joan of Arc, Symphonic Poem
• Op.20 - Allegro Scherzando
• Op.21 - Album Espagnol for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.22 - Thränen, 5 Lieder
• Op.23 - Aus aller Herren Länder, for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.24 - 3 Concert Studies for Piano
• Op.25 - German Rounds for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.26 - 3 Gedichte im Volkston
• Op.27 - 2 Piano Pieces
• Op.28 - 5 Miniaturen
• Op.29 - 3 Pieces for Cello & Piano
• Op.30 - Violin Concerto
• Op.31 - 6 Piano Pieces
• Op.32 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.33 - 4 Piano Pieces for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.34 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.35 - 4 Piano Pieces
• Op.36 - 8 Character Pieces for Piano (No.6 is Etincelles, the famous Horowitz encore)
• Op.37 - Caprice Espagnol
• Op.38 - 4 Piano Pieces
• Op.39 - 1st Orchestral Suite
• Op.40 - Scherzo-Valse
• Op.41 - Gondoliera
• Op.42 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.43 - Cortège et Gavotte for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.44 - Der Schäfer putzt sich zum Tanze Hainauer
• Op.45 - 2 Piano Pieces
• Op.46 - Valse & Mazurka
• Op.47 - 2nd Orchestral Suite
• Op.48 - 2 Concert Etudes for Piano
• Op.49 - Boabdil - opera
• Op.50 - Suite for Piano
• Op.51 - Fackeltanz
• Op.52 - 6 Fantasie Pieces for Piano
• Op.53 - 4 Piano Pieces from the Ballet, Laurin
• Op.54 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.55 - 4 Polish Dances
• Op.56 - 6 Piano Pieces
• Op.57 - Frühling, 5 Pieces for Piano
• Op.58 - 8 Piano Pieces
• Op.59 - Piano Concerto
• Op.60 - 3 Mazurkas
• Op.61 - 3 Arabesques
• Op.62 - Romance & Scherzo
• Op.63 - 3 Bagatelles
• Op.64 - Ecole des Doubles-Notes
• Op.65 - 3 Nouvelles Danses Espanoles for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.66 - Pensees Fugitives
• Op.67 - 2 Piano Pieces
• Op.68 - 4 Piano Pieces
• Op.69 - Valse de Concert
• Op.70 - Caprice-Etude
• Op.71 - Suite for 2 Violins and Piano
• Op.72 - 15 Etudes de Virtuosité for Piano
• Op.73 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.74 - Kaleidoskop for Piano Four-Hands
• Op.75 - 2 Piano Pieces
• Op.76 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.77 - 10 Pieces Mignonnes for Piano
• Op.78 - 3 Etudes
• Op.79 - 3 Valses
• Op.80 - 2 Piano Pieces
• Op.81 - 6 Piano Pieces
• Op.82 - 4 Morceaux for Violin & Piano
• Op.83 - 6 Piano Pieces
• Op.84 - 4 Moments Musicaux for Piano
• Op.85 - Prelude & Fugue for String Orchestra
• Op.86 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.87 - 3 Piano Pieces
• Op.88 - Grand Valse de Concert
• Op.89 - Tanzmomente
• Op.90 - Introduction & Allegro for Organ
• Op.91 - 20 Petites Etudes
• Op.92 - 12 Etudes for the Left-Hand
• Op.93 - 6 Piano Pieces
• Op.94 - 10 Petits Morceaux
• Op.95 - 5 Pieces Breves
• Op.96 - Le maitre et l'eleve for Piano Four Hands
• Op.97 - Esquisses Techniques

Works without Opus Number

Selective list

• Complainte (1911)
• Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman (Offenbach)
• Caprice Espagnol
• Chanson Boheme from Carmen (Bizet)
• Hungarian Dances, WoO 1 (No. 1-10) (Brahms)
• Death of Isolde from Tristan & Isolde (Wagner)
• Paraphrase of the Venusberg Bacchanale from Tannhauser (Wagner)
• Theme & Variations by "Anton Notenquetscher" in the Style of Different Composers
• How I Wrote the Spanish Dances
• Symphony in C major (MoszWV 146), 1873 (see Assenov, Werkmonographie, p.359–360)

Intermediate-Level Transcriptions Originally Published in The Etude Magazine

For piano solo:

• Beethoven, Menuet in G (No. 2), The Etude v.36 no.12 (Dec. 1918), 781.
• Mozart, Minuetto from “Don Juan”, The Etude v.37 no.1 (Jan. 1919), 38.
• Handel, Lascia Ch’io Pianga, The Etude v.37 no.4 (Apr. 1919), 231.
• Handel, Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus, The Etude v.37 no.6 (June 1919), 370-71.
• Moszkowski, "Polish Cradle Song" - Op.38 Berceuse, The Etude, v.__ no._ (Apr. 1918), 264.
• Mozart, Romanza, Concerto for Piano in D minor [No.20], The Etude v.37 no.7 (July 1919), 438.
• Beethoven, Fragment from Violin Sonata in C Minor, The Etude v.37 no.8 (Aug. 1919), 506.
• Chopin, Valse, Op. 64, No.1, The Etude v.37 no.12 (Dec. 1919), 786-87. [Calls for greater than intermediate skill.]
• Mendelssohn, Nocturne, Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Etude v.38 no.5 (May 1920), 328-29. Not May 1919 as stated in some sources.
• Beethoven, Fragment from the Emperor Concerto, The Etude v.39 no.11 (Nov. 1921), 738-39. Not August 1921 as stated in some sources.

For piano 4 hands:

• Handel, See the Conquering Hero Comes (Chorus from “Judas Maccabaeus”), The Etude v.40 no.3 (Mar. 1922), 176-77.
• Mozart, Minuet from “Don Juan”, The Etude v.40 no.9 (Sept. 1922), 610-11.

See also

Bojan Assenov, Moritz Moszkowski – eine Werkmonographie. (Technischen Universität
Berlin – Dr. phil. – genehmigte Dissertation, 2009.) [Re-issued as Moritz Moszkowski
(1854-1925). Biographie und Werkverzeichnis. (Göttingen: Hainholz Verlag, 2010)?]

Gilya Hodos, Transcriptions, Paraphrases, and Arrangements: The Compositional
Art of Moritz Moszkowski. (Doctoral Dissertation -- D.M.A., Performance, City University
of New York, 2004.)

Based on these authorities, it appears that IMSLP now possesses the complete, collected piano transcriptions and paraphrases
of other composers' works. Assenov's dissertation, at p. 461, suggests that three additional transcriptions were prepared:

• Czerny, Carl: Étude
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Jupiter-Symphonie
• Saint-Saëns, Camille: Havanaise.

But he does not indicate when or where Moszkowski may have published them.