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WAB 1, Afferentur regi for Mixed Choir, and 3 Trombones ad lib. (1861), Universal Edition (Vienna) 1922
WAB 2, Am Grabe, for Male Choir a cappella (1861), Universal Edition (Vienna) 1923
WAB 3, 2 Asperges me, for Mixed Choir and Organ (ca.1845)
WAB 4, Asperges me, for Mixed Choir a cappella (ca.1843/44)
WAB 5, Ave Maria (I) for Soprano, Alto, Choir, Organ and Cello (1856), Johann Gross (Innsbruck) 1893
WAB 6, Ave Maria (II), for Mixed Choir (SAATTBB) a cappella (1861), Emil Wetzler (Vienna) 1887
WAB 7, Ave Maria (III), for Alto, Piano, Organ or Harmonium (1882), Anton Böhm & Sohn (Augsburg and Vienna) 1927
WAB 8, Ave Regina caelorum, for Voices and Organ (ca.1886), Universal Edition (Vienna) 1921
WAB 9, Messe für den Gründonnerstag, for Mixed Choir a cappella, (1844-45), Anton Böhm & Sohn (Augsburg and Vienna) 1931. Kyrie and Gloria lost (See WAB deest 11)
WAB 10, Christus factus est (II), Choir (SSAATTBB), 3 Trombones and Strings ad lib. (ca. 1873), Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag (Vienna) 1934
WAB 11, Christus factus est (III), Choir a cappella (1884), Theodor Rättig (Vienna) 1886
WAB 22, Libera me (II), Choir (SSATB), 3 Trombones, Cello, Contrabass and Organ (1854), Universal Edition (Vienna) 1922
WAB 23, Locus iste, Choir a cappella (1869), Theodor Rättig (Vienna) 1886
WAB 24, Magnificat, Soli, Choir, Strings without violas, 2 Trumpets, Timpani and Organ (1852)
WAB 25, Windhaager Messe (Choral-Messe C-Dur), Alto, 2 Horns, and Organ (1842)
WAB 26, Mass No.1 in D minor, Soli, Choir, Orchester, and Organ ad lib. (1864, rev. 1876, rev. 1881-82), Johann Gross (Innsbruck) 1892
WAB 27, Mass No.2 in E minor, Choir and Winds (1866, rev. 1876, 1882, 1885 and 1896), Doblinger (Vienna) 1896
WAB 28, Mass No.3 in F minor, Soli (SATB), Choir and Orchestra, and organ ad lib. (1867-68, rev. 1876, 1877, 1881 and 1890-93), Doblinger (Vienna) 1894
WAB 29, Missa solemnis, Soli, Choir, Orchestra and Organ (1854), Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag (Vienna) 1934
WAB 30, Os justi, Choir a cappella (1879), Theodor Rättig (Vienna), 1886. Ending verse Inveni David skipped in Rättig's edition - See WAB 20
WAB 31, Pange lingua, Choir a cappella (ca.1835, rev. 1891)
WAB 32, Tantum ergo, Choir a cappella (ca.1845), issued as Pange lingua by Universal Edition (Vienna) 1914
WAB 33, Pange lingua, Choir a cappella (1868), Johann Gross (Innsbruck) 1895
WAB 41, 4 Tantum ergo - version 1 (1846): Choir and organ ad lib.; version 2 (1888): Choir a cappella, Johann Gross (Innsbruck) 1893 (together with the Tantum ergo, WAB 42)
WAB 42, Tantum ergo, Choir (SSATB) and Organ (1846, rev. 1888), Johann Gross (Innsbruck) 1893 (as 5th Tantum ergo after the 4 Tantum ergo, WAB 41)
WAB 59a, An dem Feste, Male Choir a cappella (ca.1843)
WAB 59b, Festlied, Male Choir a cappella, Anton Böhm (Augsburg and Vienna) 1928 – Transcription of An dem Feste, not included in the Bruckner Gesamtausgabe
WAB 59c, Tafellied, Male Choir a cappella (1893) – Reissue of An dem Feste
WAB 60, Mayer Cantata(Auf, Brüder, auf! Und die Saiten zur Hand), Cantata for Soli, Male Choir, Choir and Winds (1855)
WAB 61, Arneth Cantata, Cantata for Choir (SATTBB), 3 Horns, 2 Trumpets and Bass trombone
WAB 61a - Heil, Vater! Dir zum hohen Feste (1852)
WAB 61b - rev. 1857 as Auf Brüder! auf zur frohen Feier
WAB 61c - rev. 1870 as Heil Dir zum schönen Erstlingsfeste (not inclued in the Bruckner Gesamtausgabe as it is not known if Bruckner made any contribution to this version)
WAB 92, Vaterlandslied, Male Choir with Tenor- and Bariton-Solo a cappella (1866), Doblinger (Vienna) 1903
WAB 93, Vergissmeinnicht, originally entitled Musikalischer Versuch nach dem Kammer-Styl - Cantata for Choir (SSAATTBB), 4 Solo Voices and Piano (1845) – 2 versions; reissued as Vergissmeinnicht
WAB 94, Volkslied – 2 versions: Voice and Piano, and Male Choir a cappella (ca.1882)
WAB 95, 2 Wahlsprüche for choir a cappella (ca.1868)
WAB 101, Symphony No.1 in C minor (Early draft 1865, Linz version 1866, Revised Linz version 1877, Vienna version 1891), Doblinger (Vienna) 1893 (Vienna version)
WAB 102, Symphony No.2 in C minor (1872 [1. Version], rev. 1875-76, 1877 [2. Version], and rev. 1892), Doblinger (Vienna) 1892 (rev. 1892)
WAB 103, Symphony No.3 in D minor "Wagner-Symphonie" (1873 [1. Version], rev. 1874, 1877 [2. Version], 1889 [3. Version], and rev. 1890), Theodor Rättig (Vienna) 1878 (2.Version), Theodor Rättig (Vienna), 1890 (3.Version)
WAB 104, Symphony No.4 in E-flat major "Die Romantische" (1874 [1. Version], rev. 1878, 1878-80 [2. Version] and rev.1888 [3. Version]), Albert J. Gutmann (Vienna) 1889 (3.Version)
WAB add 240, Improvisationskizze Ischl (1890), Sketch for Organ based on the "Finale of Symphony No.1", "Händel's Alleluja" & the Kaiserhymne for the wedding of Archduchess Marie Valerie of Austria with Archduke Franz Salvator in Bad Ischl on 30 July 1890
WAB add 241, 3 Themes for an Organ Improvisation (1884), Sketch for Organ used by Bruckner for an improvisation at Kremsmünster on 21 August 1884
WAB add 243, Sonatensatz in G minor (1862), for Piano, Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag (Vienna) 1988