List of works by Henri Duparc

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Year	Genre	Title	Notes
1863-65	Piano	Six Rêveries	Printed, but unpublished. Private collection of Mme. d'Armagnac, daughter of Duparc.
1867	Cello/Piano	Sonate pour violoncelle et piano	Premiered in 1948. Private collection of Mme. d'Armagnac, daughter of Duparc.
1867-69	Piano	Feuilles volantes
1868	Vocal	Chanson triste	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1912). Published as: Op. 2, no. 4.
1868	Vocal	Lamento	Voice & piano
1869	Vocal	Le Galop	Voice & piano. Published as: Op. 2, no. 5. (Released in 1948).
1869	Vocal	Romance de Mignon	Voice & piano. Published as: Op. 2, no. 3.
1869	Vocal	Sérénade florentine	Voice & piano. Published as: Op. 2, no. 2. Text by Jean Lahor.
1869	Vocal	Soupir	Voice & piano. Published as: Op. 2, no. 1. Text by Sully Prudhomme. Revised 1902.
1869	Vocal	Cinq mélodies, op. 2	Voice & piano
1869	Piano	Beaulieu, pour piano	Private collection of Mme. d'Armagnac, daughter of Duparc.
1869-70	Vocal	Au Pays où se fait la guerre	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1876). Text by Théophile Gautier. (Original title: Absence). Definitive version, 1911-13.
1870	Vocal	L'Invitation au voyage	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1892-95). Released in 1872.
1871	Vocal	La Fuite	Duo pour soprano et ténor avec piano. Published as: Op. 2, no. 6.
1871	Vocal	La vague et la cloche	Voice & piano (Orchestrated). Released in 1873.
1872	Orchestral	Suite d'orchestre	Orchestral suite. (Lost).
1872-82	Vocal	Phidylé	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1891-92). Released in 1889
1873	Orchestral	Laendler	suite de valses pour orchestre. Orchestral suite. (Destroyed).
1873	Piano	Laendler	version for two pianos
1874	Orchestral	Poème nocturne Aux étoiles Lutins et follets Duo: L’aurore	Part lost, only: I. Aux étoiles is extant. Premiered in Paris on April 11, 1874 at the Société Nationale de Musique Moderne.
1874	Vocal	Elégie	Voice & piano
1874	Vocal	Extase	Voice & piano
1875	Orchestral	Lénore	Symphonic poem. Based on the ballad by Gottfried August Bürger.
1875	Piano	Lénore	(version for two pianos)
1876-84	Vocal	La vie anterieure	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1911-12)
1877	Piano	Suite pour le piano	(Lost).
1879	Vocal	Le manoir de Rosemonde	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1912)
1879-95	Opera	Roussalka	Unfinished. Based on Rusalka, a dramatic poem by Alexander Pushkin. (Destroyed, except for "Absence" republished as "Au pay où se fait la guerre").
1880	Vocal	Sérénade	Voice & piano
1882	Choral	Benedicat vobis Dominus	Motet for three mixed voices and organ (or piano).
1883	Vocal	Testament	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1900-02). Released in 1898.
1884	Vocal	La vie antérieure	Voice & piano (Orchestrated, 1911-13)
1886	Vocal	Recueillement	Voice & piano? Unfinished. (Destroyed).
1892	Orchestral	Danse lente	Extract from Rusalka. Copied by Ernest Ansermet. Preserved by Éditions Salabert.
1903	Piano	Transcription of two works for organ by J.S. Bach Prélude and fugue in E minor ("Cathedral"), BWV 513 Prélude and fugue in A minor ("The Great"), BWV 543	Two pianos
1908	Piano	Transcription of six organ works by César Franck	Two pianos
1910	Piano	Aux étoiles	For piano solo, also version for piano four hands, & version for organ. Revised 1911.
1911	Orchestral	Aux étoiles	Entr'acte for an unpublished drama.
(n.d.)	Piano	Transcription of a work for organ by J.S. Bach Chorale Prélude and Fugue: In dir ist Freude, BWV 615	Two pianos. Private collection of Ernest Ansermet