25 Songs |
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3 Songs (arr. Marian Sawa) |
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4 Songs |
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6 Contradances |
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A Fairy Tale |
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A Flower (trans. Wolff) |
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Arias and duets by |
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Arias and Scenes by |
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Arias by |
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Bajka |
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Ballet Music |
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Chant du soir, op. 64 (trans. Dietrich) |
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Complete Works for Piano Duet. Works for Piano |
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Complete Works for Piano Four-hands. Pieces for Solo Piano |
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Connais-tu le pays? (trans. Melcer-Szczawiński) |
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Dumka, “Przychodź miły, dzieri juz biały” (trans. Melcer-Szczawiński) |
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Dwie zorae. Polna różycka. Prząśniczka. Krakowiaczek. Znasz-li ten kraj |
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Ecce lignum crucis |
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Fairy Tale Overture |
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Flis |
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Funeral March of Antoni Orlowski |
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Haika: Jontek's Aria |
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Haika: Mazurka |
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Halka |
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Halka: Mazur |
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Halka: Mazurka |
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Halka: Mazurka (9/21/1991) |
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Halka: Mazurka; Polonaise |
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Halka: The wind wails in the hills |
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Home Songbooks: 12 Songs |
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Krakowiak (transcribed by Sabatini), Polonaise caractéristique, Mazurka (from “Straszny Dwor“), Three Waltzes, Vilanella, Masur Weselny |
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Latin Mass in D♭. Funeral Mass in g. St. Peter’s Mass in B♭ |
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Litanies of Ostra Brama |
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Litany No. 4 |
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L’alouette (trans. Westh). Dumka in d, “Nie śpię, nie jem” (trans. Biernacki) |
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L’Étoile, (trans. Wolff) |
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Mass in Bb (“Piotrowin Mass“). Mass in E Minor (“Polish“). Ecce lignum crucis— Motet. Litany of Ostra Brama No. 4 |
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Mass in E-Flat Major; Motet “NeMemineris;“ Psalm “VideHumilitatem |
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Masses: in E♭; in e; in d; in a |
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Matko Moja |
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Melodies |
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Nocturne in A♭. Trifles: in A; in B♭; in C; in G. Mazurka in D. Polonaise in E♭. Waltz in e♭ |
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Opera Overtures: Haika; Hrabina ( The Countess ) ; Verbum Nobile ( Word of Honor) ; Jawnuta; Flis (The Raftsman); Paria. Bajka (Winter's Tale)—Concert Overture |
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Ostra Brama Litanies Nos. 1–3. Sub tuum praesidium |
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Overtures to: Paria; Halka; Verbum nobile; The Raftsman; The Countess; The Haunted Manor; Jawnuta; The New Don Quixote; The Hetman’s Mistress |
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Paria |
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Paria: Neala's Romance. Halka: Halka's Aria, Act 2 |
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Paria: Neala's Romance. Halka: Halkas Arias (Act II) |
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Piotrowin Mass |
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Polish Dances |
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Polish Mass |
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Polkas: in F, “Spring”; in A, “Daniel” |
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Prelude on the Theme “Bitter Sorrows. “ Prelude on the Theme of Psalm 90 |
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Requiem aeternam |
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Songbook for Home Use, Vol. 12: The Cossack |
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Songbook for Home Use, Vol. 1: Gramps and Gram. Crimean Sonnets: Ruin (Baktschi Serai). Verbum nobile: As the lily, which blooms. Halka: Prayer. The firs rustle on the mountain top. The Haunted Manor: Stitch by stitch flowers grow. This old clock. Mazurka |
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Songbook for Home Use, Vol. 2: Chums |
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Songbook for Home Use, Vol. 3: Cracovian; The Spinner. Songbook for Home Use, Vol. 10: The Imp |
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Songs by |
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Songs: Do Niemna; Dumka; Ztota rybka; Czy powróci; Piešň wieczorna; Wilija; Triolet; Kotek; Przyczna; Kwiatek; Grajek; O Zosi sierocie; Lirnik wioskowy; Piesn Nioiy; txa; Niepewnošč; Dalibógže; Sen; Piešň Nai |
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Strasny Dwor: Kurantemi aria. Halka: Dumka |
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Straszny Dwór |
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Straszny dwór: Mazur |
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Straszny dwór: Mazurka |
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String Quartets No. 1 in d; No. 2 in F |
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String Quartets: No. 1 in C minor; No. 2 in F |
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String Quartets: No. 1 in d; No. 2 in F |
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The Haunted Manor |
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The Kitten. The Little Fish. The Spinning-Wheel Girl. The Spinning-Wheel Girl (trans, for piano solo) |
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The Raftsman: Overture |
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The Raftsman: Zosia’s Dumka (trans. Krogulski) |
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The Spinner (trans. Wilm) |
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The Spinning Wheel. Adoration. The Partridge. The Little Flower. The Captive Girl. The Nightingale. The Tear. The Little Cat. The Swallow. Sophie the Orphan. Spring's Return. The Migrating Bird. The Fiddler. The Four Seasons. Sophie. Goldfish. By the Riverside. The Rose. Do You Know the Land? The Bud. Spring |
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Verbum nobile: Pan Marcin's polonaise-aria |
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Villanellas: in B♭; in D♭ |
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Widma |
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Za umariych |
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