List of works by Władysław Żeleński

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Sources

All treated with caveats, etc.

• Hofmeisters Monatsberichte (several locations)
• Contemporary journals
• Worldcat
• Culture.pl Worklist (Polish. Written by Margaret Kosińska, Polish Music Information Center, Polish Composers' Union, October 2006.)
• Operone (German)
• Grove, as quoted in a list at the Unsung Composers Forum.

Works with Opus Number

• Op.1 - Gdy pozdrowię. Śplew na Br. Krakau, Grzybowsk: words by Adam Mickiewicz (ca. 1857-1860, pub.1864)

• Op.1 - String Quartet in E (mentioned in Culture.pl worklist. Lost?)

• Op.2 - Moja pieszczotka for voice and piano

• Op.2 - String Quartet (see Culture.pl worklist. Again lost?)

• Op.3 - Spiewak w obcej stronle na Br. Krakau, Grzybowsk 1860 or earlier (words by Bohdan Zaleski)
• Op.3 - also, piano sonata no.0?
• Op.4 - Tęddy, tęddy leciał ptaszek. Duo na S. i Ca. z Fortep. - 1864 or earlier
  • Also used for a march published or republished in 1891?
• Op.5 - Piano Sonata No.1 in G minor (pub.1859)
• Op.6 - Pajęczyna. (sim. Opp. 1,3.)
• Op.7 - 2 Pieśni for texts by JB Zaleski (Krakau: Grzybowski, 1864)

1. Czarnobrywka
2. Zakochana

• Op.8 - 3 Polish songs.

1. Trylot J. B. Zaleskiego
2. W imienniku A. Mickiewicza
3. W spomnienie J. B. Zaleskiego

• Op.9 - Valse-caprice (C.F. Kahnt, 1864)

• Op.9 - String Sextet in C major

• Op.10 - Pięć śpiewów z królodworskiego rękopisu (songs to words by Vaclav Hanka) (ca.1862)
• Op.11 - 2 Morceaux de salon (Romanza, nocturne) (Kahnt, 1864)
• Op.12 - 2 Lieder f. 1 Singst. m. Pfte. (by 1894)

1. Czarna sukienka.
2. Do Polek.

• Op.13 - Rojenia wiośniane (Rojenia wiosenne) for voice and piano (words by Zaleski)
• Op.14 - 2 Songs after Mikołaj Bołoz Antoniewicz (ca.1864)

1. Mój kwiatek
2. Posyłka

• Op.15 - Lyrical waltzes for cello and piano 1871
• Op.16 - 2 Morceaux de salon (Prague: Schalek and Wetzler, 1866)

1. Romance
2. Chant élégique

• Op.17 - 6 Characterstücke (Vienna: Gotthard, 1871)

1. Heft

1. Præludium
2. Promenade
3. Tanz

2. Heft

1. Canon
2. Scherzo
3. Abschied

• Op.18 - 2 Pieces (Humoreske, Gavotte) (1871)
• Op.19 - 3 Songs (ca.1864?)

1. Młodo zaswatana (Zaleski)
2. Jaskółka (Teofil Lenartowicz)
3. Łzy (Lenartowicz)

• Op.20 - Piano Sonata No.2 in E minor (pub.1876)
• Op.21 - Variationen über ein original Thema for String Quartet (1883)
• Op.22 - Piano Trio in E major (pub.1875)
• Op.23 - 2 Songs (ca.1870?):

1. Sen nocy letniej (Miron)
2. Pod okienkiem (Miron)

• Op.24 - Dzikie sny for voice and piano after Mieczysław Romanowski (ca.1870)
• Op.25 - Pieśni Gabrieli for voice and piano after Narcyza Żmichowska (ca.1873)
• Op.26 - Z teki Józefa Kościelskiego for voice and piano after Józef Kościelski (ca.1878)
• Op.27 - Im Tatra-Gebirge. Charakterist. Tongemälde f. Orch. (pub.1883 in reduction)
• Op.28 - String Quartet No.1 (1883)
• Op.29 - 2 Pieces for Violin and Piano

1. Romance (pub.1912, Cracow: Piwarski & Co.; probably earlier.)
2. Fantastic Dance

• Op.30 - Violin Sonata (pub. 1879 by Warsaw: Hosick, soon after by Hofmeister)
• Op.31 - 2 Mazurkas (1880)
• Op.32 - Berceuse for violin (or cello) and piano in F (1880)
• Op.33 - Jagdlied (Chór strzelcóro): „Hallo! durch weite Feldgebreite“ f. Männerchor m. 4 Hörnern (od. Pfte). (1882)
• Op.34 - Zwei Männerchöre m. deutschem u. polnischem Texte. No. 1. Schifferlied: „Geschwinde zu Schiffe“. (1882)
• Op.35 - Grand Scherzo de Concert (E-flat) p. Piano (1883)
• Op.36 - Trauerklänge - elegiac andante for orchestra (pub.1884)
• Op.37 - 2 Danses polonaises for orchestra, 1881-2
• Op.38 - 25 Preludes for Organ (zwei, drei- u. vierstimm. (od. Harm.)) (Warschau, Kruziński & Lewi, 1881)

1. Heft (No. 1–16). Zwei- u. dreistimm. Praeludien.
2. Heft (No. 17–25). Vierstimm. Praeludien.

• Op.39 -
• Op.40 - Romanze cello & orch. (1885)
• Op.41 - Overture "Forest Echoes"
• Op.42 - String Quartet No.2
• Op.43 - Prélude-Caprice (1888–93. Vienna: Doblinger, 1893)
• Op.44 - Marsz uroczysty for piano (Marsz uroczysty ku czci niesmiertelnego wieszcza Adama Mickiewicza)
• Op.45 - Gavotte for piano
• Op.46 - Grand polonaise for piano
• Op.47 - Orchestral suite (sometimes called Suite de danses polonaises) - (pub.1894; may date to 1878?)
• Op.48 - Rêverie for piano
• Op.49 -
• Op.50 -
• Op.51 - Oda do młodości (Ode to Youth), march for orchestra (pub.1901)
• Op.52 - Moments d'un carnaval, valse brillante for piano (Krakau: Krzyżanowski, 1903)
• Op.53 -
• Op.54 -
• Op.55 -
• Op.56 -
• Op.57 -
• Op.58 -
• Op.59 -
• Op.60 - Piano Concerto in E-flat major (premiered? 1904 May by Ignaz Friedman) (published by 1910 - Monatsbericht (1911), p.10.)
• Op.61 - Piano Quartet in C minor (published by 1910 - Monatsbericht (1911), p.10.)
• Op.62 - Thème varié for piano
• Op.63 - 2 Morceaux for piano:

1. Toccata
2. Idylle

• Op.64 - ?
• Op.65 - ?
• Op.66 - ?
• Op.67 - Violin Sonata No.2 (1917)
• Op.68 - Prélude pastoral

Works Without Opus Number

• Cantata in honor of JI Kraszewski for male voices and orchestra (1879)
• Cantata in honor of the victory of John Sobieski at Vienna (1883)
• Konrad Wallenrod, opera in 4 acts (libretto by Zygmunt Sarnecki and Władyslaw Noskowski after the poem of the same name by Mickiewicz. 1880–84, premiered 1885 in Lwów.)
• Goplana , romantic opera in 3 acts (Ludomił German, after a drama by Juliusz Słowacki) (1886-1891? 1895?. Premiered 1896 in Krakow.)
• Janek , an opera in two scenes (Ludomił German) (1891-1900, premiered 1900 in Lwów) (vocal score published 1903 by Krzyżanowski)
• The old fairy tale (Stara baśń), an opera in four acts (1905-1906, premiered 1907 in Lwów, published by 1909 by Piwarski)
• Cantata in honor of the 500th anniversary of the founding of the Jagiellonian University; for male choir and orchestra (1900)
• 2 Symphonies (1871–72, 1912?)
• Pije Kuba do Jakuba, Humoreska for mixed chorus (1879)
• Boga Rodzico for mixed choir (unpublished, signed F.B.K. 5/11-1910.. At University of Pittsburgh library.)
• Pieśni Kazimierza Tetmajera (4 Songs):

1. A kiedy będziesz moją żoną
2. Cień Chopina
3. Na Anioł Pański
4. Blada róża

• Czy pamiętasz (song) (Cracow: Krzyżanowski, 1901)
• Z nieboskiéj komedyi (Cracow: Krzyżanowski, 1901)
• Roma, paraphrase for piano on two themes by Chopin
• Marzenia dziewczyny (Dreams of a Girl, song for solo voice and piano)
• Barkarola (duet for high voice, medium voice and piano)
• Z łąk i pól (song to text by Konopnicka)