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P. 1 - Cleopatra, duodrama in 1 act (text : Johann Leopold Neumann); 1st performance : Mannheim, Hoftheater, 30 January 1780.
P. 2 - Azakia, singspiel in 3 acts (text : Christian Friedrich Schwan); 1st performance : Mannheim, Hoftheater, 6 June 1780. Lost.
P. 3 - Der Sylphe, singspiel in 1 act (text : Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm Meyer); 1st performance : Mannheim, Hoftheater, 1788. Lost.
P. 4 - Der Triumph der Treue, singspiel in 3 acts (text : Johann Friedrich Binder von Krieglstein); 1st performance : Munich, Hoftheater, February 1789. Lost.
P. 5 - Der Quasimann, comic oper in 2 acts (text : Matthias Georg Lambrecht); 1st performance : Munich, Hoftheater, August 1789. Only 1 aria extant.
P. 6 - Die Mitternachtsstunde, comic oper in 3 acts (text : Matthias Georg Lambrecht); 1st performance : Munich, Hoftheater, April 1798.
P. 7 - Der Kuß, tragicomic opera in 3 acts (text : Matthias Georg Lambrecht); 1st performance : Munich, Hoftheater, 27 June 1799.
P. 8 - El Bondocani, singspiel in 1 act (text : Matthias Georg Lambrecht); 1st performance : Munich, Hoftheater, 20 August 1802.
P. 9 - Iphigenie in Aulis, opera-seria in 3 acts (text : Karl Reger); 1st performance : Munich, Hoftheater, 27 January 1807. Only 2 arias and 2 marches extant.
P. 10 - Deucalion et Pirrha, opera in 1 act (text : Jean-Jacques d’Hogguer from German by François Poullain de Saint-Foix); 1st performance unknown c.1810.
P. 11 - Dido, melodrama in 1 act (text : Georg Reinbeck); 1st performance : Stuttgart, Hoftheater, 18 December 1811.
P. 12 - Camilla und Eugen oder Der Gartenschlüssel, singspiel in 1 act (text : Franz Karl Hiemer); 1st performance : Stuttgart, Hoftheater, 15 March 1812.
P. 13 - Der Berggeist oder Schicksal und Treue, romantic opera in 2 acts (text : Karl Philipp von Lohbauer); 1st performance : Karlsruhe, Hoftheater, 19 April 1813.
P. 14 - Malvina, singspiel in 3 acts (text : Georg Christian Römer); 1st performance : Karlsruhe, Hoftheater, 26 December 1814. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 15 - Turandot, singspiel in 2 acts (text : Carlo Gozzi); 1st performance : Karlsruhe, Hoftheater, 26 December 1816.
P. 16 - L'Abbé de l'Attaignant oder Die Theaterprobe, singspiel in 1 act; Karlsruhe, Hoftheater, 14 September 1820.
P. 17 - Music for Cimarosa's Gli Orazi e i Curiazi for the Munich performance in 1806.
P. 18 - Recitative and Aria for Generali's Die Bacchanten; 1st performance : Karlsruhe, 10 January 1819. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 19 - Der Tod des Orpheus, ballet in 4 acts; 1st performance : Munich, 10 October 1784. Lost.
P. 20 - Der Teufel in allen Ecken, ballet in 1 act; 1st performance : Munich, 28 January 1785. Lost.
P. 21 - L'Enlèvement de Proserpine, ballet; 1st performance unknown. Music lost but for the arrangements for piano 4 hands in 'Délassement musical' No. 3—7.
P. 22 - Die Zauberhöhle oder Arlequins Triumph, pantomime in 2 acts; 1st performance : Karlsruhe, 6 June 1819. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 23 - Music for Schletter's play Die Wiederkauf (songs and duets); most likely performed in Munich in 1780. Lost.
P. 24 - Music for Brandes' play Der Schriffbruch (overture, marches and entr'actes); 1st performance : Mannheim, 4 March 1781.
P. 25 - Music for Iffland's play Albert von Thurneisen oder Liebe und Pflicht im Streit (overture and entr'actes); 1st performance : Mannheim, 28 May 1781.
P. 26 - Music for d'Arien's play Laura Rosetti (songs); 1st performance : Mannheim, 15 August 1781.
P. 27 - Music for Schiller's play Die Räuber (entr'acte); 1st performance : Mannheim, 13 January 1782.
P. 28 - Music for Plümecke's play Lanassa (choruses); 1st performance : Mannheim, 29 December 1782.
P. 29 - Music for Gotter's play Der Liebhaber ohne Namen (overture, entr'actes and choruses); 1st performance : Mannheim, 20 January 1783.
P. 30 - Music for von Klein's play Franz von Sickingen (entr'actes); 1st performance : Mannheim, 27 February 1783.
P. 31 - Music for Iffland's Liebe um Liebe (?); 1st performance : Mannheim, 20 November 1785.
P. 32 - Overture in E♭ major to von Babo's play Die Strelitzen; 1st performance : Munich, April 1789.
P. 33 - March for Maier's play Der Sturm von Boxberg; 1st performance : Mannheim, 19 April 1781. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 34 - March in D major for Törring-Guttenzell's play Agnes Bernauerin; 1st performance : Mannheim, 6 January 1781.
P. 36 - Music for Schiller's play Wilhelm Tell (overture, songs and marches); 1st performance : Munich, 11 September 1806.
P. 37 - Music for Klingemann's play Columbus (overture, choruses and marches); 1st performance : Stuttgart, 21 July 1809.
P. 38 - Wedding March in G major for the play Medea (author unknown); 1st performance unknown. Only its arrangement for piano 4 hands survived in 'Délassement musical' No. 8.
P. 39 - Music for Robert's play Die Tochter Jephtas (march and choruses); dated 1812. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 40 - Music for Kotzebue's play Mädchenfreundschaft (ballet and aria); dated c.1815. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 41 - Music for Klingemann's play Faust (?); 1st performance : Karlsruhe, 21 March 1817. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 42 - Chorus for von Auffenberg's play Die Spartaner; 1st performance : Karlsruhe, 7 March 1819. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 43 - Entr'acte in E♭ major for Töpfer's play Der Tagesbefehl; dated 1820. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 44 - Music for von Auffenberg's play Die Flibustier (song and march); 1st performance : Karlsruhe, 13 June 1820. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 45 - Music for Shakespeare's play Romeo und Julia (menuetto and allegretto for winds); dated c.1822. Music destroyed in 1942.
P. 46 - Music for von Auffenberg's play Viola (overture, entr'actes, march and song); 1st performance : Karlsruhe, 31 August 1823.
P. 47—162 - Sacred Works
P. 47 - Abraham auf Moria, oratorio in 2 parts; 1st performance : Stuttgart, 1 January 1808.
P. 206 - Nicht meine Tage, aria in E major for soprano or tenor & orchestra.
P. 207 - Dunque mi lascia...Ritorna fedele, recitative and aria for S solo & orchestra (alternative German text : So stirbt die Hoffnung...O nah dich dem Herzen)
P. 208 - Ah, che in certezza...S'ora fatal s'appressa, recitative and aria for T solo & orchestra.
P. 209 - Si Riccardo verrà...Lasciatemi un momento affanni del mio cor, recitative and aria for S solo & orchestra.
P. 210 - Frei von Qual und bangem Leiden, aria for S solo & orchestra for Wranitzky's Oberon König der Elfen.
P. 211 - [22] Solfeggi for bass (on the text : Amen)
P. 212 - [21] Singeübungen, Op. 24 (Leipzig 1804) for S solo & piano. First part consists of 18 exercises without text, second part features 3 exercises with Italian text.
P. 213 - [18] Singeübungen, Op. 32 (Leipzig 1806) for B solo & piano.
P. 214 - [18] Singeübungen for T solo & piano.
P. 215 - [18] Singeübungen, Op. 50 (Berlin 1819), for S solo & piano.
P. 216 - [20] Singeübungen for B solo & piano.
P. 217 - [20] Singeübungen, Op. 63 (Berlin 1822), for A solo & piano.
P. 294 - 3 pièces détachées for piano 4 hands, Op. 11 (F major, D minor, E major) (Munich 1802)
P. 295 - Sonata in B♭ major for piano 4 hands, Op. 9 (Leipzig 1806)
P. 296 - Potpourri in D minor for piano 4 hands (Munich 1807)
P. 297—310 - Arrangements
P. 297 - Mass of St Edmund in B♭ major (London 1870). Not authentic. Kyrie and Gloria are arrangements of P. 57.
P. 298 - O salutaris hostia, hymn in C major for S solo & organ. Arrangement of P. 120 by Etienne-Alexandre Choron (1771-1834).
P. 299 - Kantate zum Friedenfest for soli (SATB), choir (SATB) & orchestra. 1st & 3rd movements are identical to P. 163. Rest by Johann Gottfried Schade.
P. 300 - Kantate zum Kurfeier for choir (SATB) & orchestra; 1st performance : Stuttgart, 9 May 1803. According to Pechstaedt, an earlier version of 'Freudenfest', P. 163.
P. 301 - Harpsichord concerto in C major. Not authentic. Theme of 3rd movement taken from P. 5.
P. 302 - Harpsichord concerto in D major. Probably authentic. 3rd movement later arranged for piano quintet P. 279.
P. 303 - Andante for harpsichord & orchestra in D minor. Authentic. Later arranged as the 2nd movement of piano quintet P. 279.
P. 304 - Trio in F major for violin, horn & bassoon, Op. 23 (Munich 1828). Movements 1, 2, 5 & 6 are spurious arrangements of P. 282 No. 2.
P. 305 - Oboe quartet. More like a spurious collection of 7 pieces for oboe, violin, viola & cello (E♭, F, d, C, G, a, F). Pieces 2 & 7 = pieces 2 & 5 of P. 270.
P. 306 - Allegretto in G major for wind octet. Arrangement of a duet for Don Gusmann and Bastian in P. 6 by Wilhelm Legrand (1769-1845).
P. 307 - 4 Variations in B♭ major for flute & piano on Danzi's arietta Sicchè t'inganni o Clori P. 173. By Josef Nicola Kovacic.
P. 308 - 5 Melodies for flute found in 'Recueil d'Ariettes et Romances' (Mainz c. 1812). Not authentic.
P. 310 - Arrangement of Mozart's Symphony in G minor (KV 183 or 550?) by Danzi, mentionned in Louis Spohr's autobiography. Lost.
P. 311—346 - Works of uncertain authorship
P. 311 - 3 Fragments for an unknown opera (intrumental piece, duet for ST, aria for S).
P. 312 - La destra ti chiedo, duetto for ST & orchestra (text from Metastasio's 'Demofoonte')
P. 313 - Ruhig schlug hier im Busen, recitative and aria for Paul Wranitzky's opera Oberon, König der Elfen. 1st performance : 6 April 1811. Destroyed in 1942.
P. 314 - Die Blumenfee, prologue; 1st performance : Karlsruhe 29 September 1812. Lost.
P. 315 - March for Kotzebue's play Ubaldo. Mentioned in Danzi's letter to Joseph von Morigotti dated 24 June 1813. Lost.
P. 316 - Bard Chorus for the play Hermann by an unknown author. Mentioned in Danzi's letter to Joseph von Morigotti dated 14 August 1814. Lost.
P. 317 - Der Schiffskapitän oder Die Unbefangenen, vaudeville in 1 act; 1st performance : Berlin 8 June 1817. Lost.
P. 318 - 2 Entr'actes. No. 4 and 5 of a collection of 25 entr'actes by various composers.
P. 319 - Instrumental pieces & chorus for a cantata celebrating the wedding of Margrave Leopold von Baden and Princess Sophie on 25 July 1819. Lost.
P. 320 - 5 Entr'actes for Grillparzer's play Sappho (1819). Lost.
P. 321 - 13 Entr'actes. Destroyed in 1942.
P. 322 - Vater nur dir zu dienen, middle section of a cantata by J.A. Seitz in C major for SATB & orchestra.
P. 323 - Vater unser, hymn in F major for STTB & piano. (Piano part in G major, 1 T part in C major, other voices in F major).
P. 324 - Offertory in F major for soli (SB), orchestra & organ. Lost. Referenced in a catalogue without text.
P. 325 - Tantum ergo, hymn in C major. Lost. Only trombone I part extant.
P. 326 - Tantum ergo, hymn in C major. Lost. Only trombone I part extant.
P. 327 - Cantata for the inauguration of the new building of the Karlsruhe 'Museumsgesellschaft'. Performed on 9 December 1814. Lost.
P. 328 - Cantata for the celebration of Grand Duke Karl Friedrich von Baden's birthday. Performed on 9 February 1823. Lost.
P. 329 - 6 Italian Canzonette for tenor & piano.
No. 1 in C major. Senza l'amabile Dio di l'itera
No. 2 in F major. Ah che il destino, mio bel tesoro
No. 3 in F minor. Mi lagnero tacendo (arrangement of P. 184/2)
No. 4 in E minor. Che ciascun per te sospiri (arrangement of P. 184/1)
No. 5 in B♭ major. Ogni piacer mi spiace se grato
No. 6 in E♭ major. Io d'amore o Dio mi moro (arrangement of P. 175)
P. 330 - 6 Songs for piano, Op. 63. (Songs for voice & piano, or purely piano pieces?). Lost.
P. 331 - 5 Canons for SATB. All are unfinished and without text. From Louis Spohr's autograph with the note '...Franz Danzi 25 Juny 1816.'
P. 332 - Ah, perfido spergiuro...Per pietà, recitative and aria for soprano & orchestra. Performed at the Leipzig Gewandhaus : 3 Nov. 1796, 29 Apr. 1798, 28 Nov. 1799 & 10 Oct. 1802. Lost. (Identical to Beethoven's Op. 65 composed in 1796 ?)
P. 333 - Symphony in D major. Destroyed in 1942.
P. 334 - Symphony in C minor. Destroyed in 1942. Most likely identical to P. 219.
P. 335 - Sinfonia concertante for 2 bassoons. Mentioned in Danzi's letter to Joseph von Morigotti dated 23 March 1809. Performed in Stuttgart 1809, Munich 1812 and Berlin 1824. Lost.
P. 336 - Sinfonia concertante for 2 horns. Mentioned in a concert program dated 19 May 1818, Königsberg. Lost.
P. 337 - Sinfonia concertante for 2 clarinets. Mentioned in a report of a performance in Vienna 1821. Lost.
P. 338 - Piano Concerto in C major. Mentioned in Danzi's letter to Joseph von Morigotti dated 18 April 1808. Maybe identical to P. 301. Lost.
P. 339 - Oboe Concerto. Mentioned in a concert program dated March 1818, Stockholm. Lost.
P. 340 - Cello Concerto in D major. Labeled 'Nr. 1' in the 1822 catalogue of publisher Nageli (Zurich). Supposedly published in 1809. Lost.
P. 341 - Cello Concerto in C major. Labeled 'Nr. 2' in the 1822 catalogue of publisher Nageli (Zurich). Supposedly published in 1809. Lost.
P. 342 - Fantasia for oboe. Mentioned in a concert program dated August 1822, Strasburg. Lost.
P. 343 - 6 Montferrines for piano. Doutful authorship.
P. 344 - 'Marche des Chevaliers de l'Ordre des Séraphims en Suède' in D major for piano (Georg Joseph Vogler)
No. 4: Proserpine ... Suite à 4 m. — Cavatine d'Iphigénie (G major) "Che dolce contento". — Canone a 3 v. "E penetroppo". — Marche II aus Iphigénie in Aulis.