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Dall'Abaco, Joseph (Marie Clément Ferdinand) (1710–1805)

(Son of Evaristo Felice Dall'Abaco)

• Rondo all'Hongarese for Double Bass and Chamber Orchestra

Abbiate, Louis (1866–1933)

• Ave Maria in C major (1899) (autograph at Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte, Roma)
• String Quartet in F Op.8 (Enoch, pub.1901) (BNF has this score)
• Cello concerto in D minor Op.35 (1895)
• Piano Concerto "Italien" Op.96 (©1926?) (BNF & GBV have 2-piano reductions.)
• Cello Suite, Op.5 (pub.1904)
• Bassoon Scherzino in B-flat (pub.1901) (pub. by Evette&Schaefer and by Cundy-Bettoney (Curtis Institute, others have this version- plate 6007, 1920s?).)
• Cello Suite No.2, Op.16 (pub.1907)
• Burlesque & Chant du matin for cello and piano (pub.1904)
• Songs (Pièces) pour chant et piano (collection, published when by Lucien Grus. )
• Violin Sonata in B-flat major, Op.57 (pub.1925)
• Piano Sonata No.3 elegiac, Op.34 (pub.1925)
• Piano Sonata No.4 quasi sonatine, Op.48 (pub. by Durdilly-Hayet, 1925?)

Abel, Carl Friedrich (1723–1787)

• Cello concerto in C, WK 60 (possibly first published around 1958 or later in an edition by Walter Knape (i.e. WK))
• 27 Pieces for Bass Viol, complete collection in manuscript (copy of Drexel 5871 or comparable source)
  • If anyone wants to transcribe it (or just put the facsimile on IMSLP), here is the digitized version of the manuscript: https://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/233dafb0-0d02-013b-7ecc-0242ac110002

Abert, Johann Joseph (1832–1915)

• String Quartet no.1 in A, Op.25 (pub. 1864 by Hofmeister. Republished 2007, but prefer first edition.)

Achron, Joseph (1886–1943)

Adam, Adolphe (1803–1856)

• La Jolie Fille de Gand (1842) Piano reduction
• Le Filleule des Fées (1849) Piano reduction (Harvard Mus. Assoc. library has this reduction, according to Worldcat. Published by Richault.)
• Pierre et Marie, ou le soldat menetrie. (vaudeville, premiered 1824; libretto at Brussels via Internet Archive; score/parts may be lost?...)

Adam, Louis (1758–1848)

Adelburg, August (1830–1873)

• String Quartets Opp.16 (pub.1863) (Op.17 may be RISM 452001998 of by-1858 (and see WorldCat links, it's the same work, but Op.16 is in A minor according to the ad in NZM 1863 p.182...), though the op.nos. listed for his 2 quartets there are 97 (in D) and 98 (in E♭) - perhaps there are many more qts in ms). There may be two published qts no.1, opp.12 & 16.)

Adhémar, Abel d' (1812–1851)

(Well, ca.1812)

• Le Torréador (Sic), paroles de Eugène de Lonlay (Paris: Espinasse, 1838 according to 9 June 1838 BdlF)

Adlung, Jakob (1699–1762)

Aggházy, Károly (1855–1918)

• String Quartet, Op.25
• Fairy Play (Art Publication Society, ©1913)
• Violin sonata "dramatique", Op.7

Agincour, François d' (1684–1758)

• Airs à voix seule et basse continue (1713–1716)

Agostini, Mezio (1875–1944)

• Trio, Op.17 (pub.1911, Schmidl)
• Violin sonata, Op.46 (pub. 1922, Pizzi)

Agricola, Johann Friedrich (1720–1774)

• Il filosofo convinto in amore, Divertissement. Uraufführung: Herbst 1750 Potsdam
• La ricamatrice divenuta dama, Intermezzo (1. November 1751 Potsdam)
• Il re pastore, Oper 3 Akte. Libretto: Pietro Metastasio. Uraufführung: 9. Oktober 1752 Berlin
• La citadella ingannata, Oper. Uraufführung: 1752 Antwerpen (Antwerp)
• La nobilità delusa, Dramma giocoso 3 Akte. Uraufführung: 1754 Charlottenburg
• Psyche, Oper 3 Akte. Uraufführung: 1756 Berlin
• Die Sendung des Heiligen Geistes, Oratorium. Komponiert 1757
• Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu, Oratorium. Libretto: Karl Wilhelm Ramler. 25. Dezember 1757 Berlin
• Achille in Sciro, Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Pietro Metastasio. Uraufführung: 16. September 1765 Berlin, zur Vermählung des "Prinzen von Preußen" [nachmals König Friedrich Wilhelm II., 1786-1797] mit Prinzessin Elisabeth von Braunschweig
• Semiramis, Schauspiel 3 Akte von Voltaire. Uraufführung: 11. Juni 1767 Hamburg
• Amor e Psiche, Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Antonio Landi. Uraufführung: 5. Oktober 1767 Berlin, zur Vermählung der Prinzessin Wilhelmine von Preußen mit dem Erbstatthalter von Holland
• Oreste e Pilade Opera seria 3 Akte. Libretto: Antonio Landi. Uraufführung: 24. März 1772 Berlin. Neufassung: I Greci in Tauri: März 1772 Potsdam

Aguilar, Emanuel (1824–1904)

• Allegro maestoso pour le Pianoforte avec accompagnement d'Orchestre. Op.16.
• 3 piano trios

Agus, Giuseppe (1725–1803)

(ca.1725?, actually.)

• 6 String Quintets (manuscript copies, Naples)
• 6 sonatas for three instruments Op.6 (pub.ca.1775)
• 6 Duets for 2 violins (once attributed to Boccherini, G.72)

Aimon, Léopold (1779–1866)

• 2nd Bassoon concerto, in D minor (pub.1812, Frey) (see BdlF, 4 Dec. 1812)
• "Quatuor concertino" for strings (published by Heugel in 1853)
• 3 Quartets for strings w/o opus (published 1812 by Frey acc. to BdlF, poss. the same as this BNF entry) (we may have this already as 3 String Quartets under Collections.)
• Étude élémentaire de l'harmonie (published first in the 1810s?, coauthored with Méhul; went through at least 11 editions through the late 1830s.)

Alain, Jehan (1911–1940)

• The Cat with Three Tails (opera) (?!) (does this exist?--ES) (note: possibly Alain's "Chat qui s'en va tout seul" after Kipling?)
• Fantasmagorie, for organ (©1980 in Quatre oeuvres pour orgue according to http://www.jehanalain.com/works.jsp?lang=fr - JA 63)

First edited in 1980, this is in the PD in the EU, but copyright in other countries

Alaleona, Domenico (1881–1928)

• La Città Fiorita for piano (pub. 1922, Ricordi)

Alard, Jean Delphin (1815–1888)

• Op.3 – Introduction et Variations brillantes for Violin and Piano
• Op.5 – Fantaisie sur un thême original No.3 for Violin and Orchestra
• Op.6 – Nocturne No.1 for Violin and Piano
• Op.7 – Elegie for Violin and Piano
• Op.9 – Fantaisie sur ‘Norma’ de Bellini for Violin and Piano (1842)
• Op.11 – Fantaisie sur ‘Anna Bolena’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1843
• Op.20 – Fantaisie sur ‘La Favorita’ de Donizetti for Violin and Piano (1849)
• Op.50 – 3 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1873)
• Op.50bis – 6 Fantaisies faciles for Violin and Piano (1873)
• Op.52 – Pastorale et célèbre Menuet de Boccherini
• Op.55 – Fantaisie sur 'Romeo et Juliette' de Gounod for Violin and Piano
• Op.61 – Fantaisie sur ‘Aida’ de Verdi for Violin and Piano (1880)
• Air varié for Violin and Piano (1838)
• Andantino grazioso for Violin and Piano (1839)
• Air béarnaise for Violin and Piano (1848)

Alary, Georges (1850–1928)

• String Quartet No.3 in G minor, Op.25 (1886)
• String Quartet (No.4), Op.60 (pub.1902, Durdilly)
• String Quartet No.6 in E♭ major (1917, Paris: C. Hayet.)
• Piano Quintet, Op.45 (ca.1897, Durdilly) (partly uploaded but incomplete)

Albert, Eugen d' (1864–1932)

• Seejungfräulein, Op.15
• Wie wir die Natur erleben, Op.24
• Lieder
• String Quartet Op.7 Parts
• String Quartet Op.11 Parts

Alberti, Johann Friedrich (1642–1710)

• Any Keyboard works

Albinoni, Tomaso (1671–1751)

• Sonata in C for Trumpet & Organ
• 12 Trio Sonatas, Op.1 for Violin I & II and Basso continuo (in full score): No.8 in h-Moll
• This wonderful Adagio for 2 violins & basso continuo taken from this CD (track #20); unfortunately I don't know where this "manuscript" is...
• Op. 8: 6 Balletti & 6 Sonate a tre (for 2 violins and basso continuo), 1722
• Opera Eumene (digitized by BSB in 2017? See NBN.) (RISM regards as also/more likely by Pietro Torri ?)
• L'inconstanza schernita (opera): score

Albrecht, Sandor (1885–1958)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
Also known as Alexander Albrecht. Much information including list of manuscripts, etc. @ Albrechtforum.eu. Works mostly PD-CA at present if that?

• String Quartet in D, Op.19 (composed 1918; published 1925 by Tischer & Jagenberg)
• Andante con moto for organ, Op.22 (composed 1922; published 1923)

Albrecht of Prussia, Prince Joachim (1876–1939)

Alcock Sr., John (1715–1806)

• 6 Concertos in 7 Parts (pub.1750)

Alder, Ernest (1853–1904)

• Petit (piano) trio in D major (pub. Lemoine, 1896)

Aleksandrov, Anatoly (1888–1982)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Poem for piano, Op.9 (pub.1925)
• Piano Sonata No.2 in D minor, Op.12 (Muzgiz, 1925...)
• Piano Sonata No.3, Op.18 (Muzgiz, 1924, PD-US only)
• Piano Sonata No.4, Op.19 (Muzgiz, 1923, PD-US only)
• Visions for piano, Op.21 (pub. 1926, PD-US)
• Piano Sonata No.6, Op.26 (published by Muzgiz in 1926, PD-US only)

Alfano, Franco (1875–1954)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet No.1 in D major (1918; pub.1920)
• Tre Poemi di Rabindranath Tagore - there are several sets; we have the 1919-published set
• Lʹombra di Don Giovanni (vocal score 329pp ©1914)
• Sinfonia classica (no.1 in e? E?; in quattro tempi) (published 1910. Revised, with 3 movements, ©1923)
• Symphony no.2 (in do) (published 1933)
• Violin sonata (©1924)
• String quartet no.2 (in Do) (©1928)
• String quartet no.3 (©1949)
• Triple concerto (©1933)

Alford, Kenneth J. (1881–1945)

Military marches, particularly:

• The Voice of the Guns (1917)
• The Mad Major (1921)
• By Land and Sea (1941)
• The Standard of St George (1930)
• HM Jollies (1929)

Alfvén, Hugo (1872–1960)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Symphony No.3 in E major, Op.23/25
• Cantata op.36 Kantat vid Reformationsfesten i Uppsala den 31 okt. 1917
• Symphony No.4 in C minor for vocalists and orchestra, Op.39 (pub.1922 by UE)
• "Gustav II Adolf" suite, op. 49 (©1938-43?)
• Elégie at Emil Sjögren's funeral, Op.38 (pub.1918?)
• Festspiel (Festival Overture), opus 25 (pub.1907)
• Festive Overture, opus 52 ©1944/5
• Legend of the Skerries (En skärgårdssägen) Op. 20 (pub. 1949)
• Synnöve Solbakken
• Symphony no.1 Op.7 (pub.1951 - earlier too?)

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Symphony No.5 in A minor, op. 54 (1942-1952, revised 1953. Full score & parts of 1953 revision in manuscript @ Fleisher.)
  • Published first in 1997 by Swedish Music Information Center. (Op.54 also attached to a work "Saa tag mit hjerte", 1946, published 1949.)

Alkan, Charles-Valentin (1813–1888)

• Concerto da camera nr 1, nr 2 (Orchestral score)

1er Concerto da camera (orchestral score) copyright worldwide (publ. 1996)

2me Concerto da camera PD EU, copyright in other countries (publ. 1972)

• Alkan in miniature
  • This is actually a collection of other works which we have (I think)
• Les Regrets de la Nonnette
• Fantasticheria
• Pas redoublé
• Hermann et Ketty
• L'entrée en loge
• Pour Monsieur Gurkhaus
  • Now on the composer's page
• Stances de Millevoye
• Alkan's manuscript copy of the Sonate de concert, Op.47
• The Barenreiter edition of Op.47 (published 1975, so OK for EU)

Alnæs, Eyvind (1872–1932)

• Piano Concerto, Op.27 (pub.1919)
• 60 Light preludes for organ, Op.33 (pub.1921)
• Symphonic variations, Op.8 (pub.1905)

Altès, Ernest Eugène (1830–1899)

• String Quartet in D minor, Op.27 (pub.1879)
• Violin Sonata, Op.31 (pub.1887)
• PIano Trio No.2, Op.37 in C (Juilliard School has. pub.1908 (Monatsbericht (1908), p.161) or earlier)

Altès, Joseph-Henri (1826–1899)

Note: we do have his younger brother, Ernest Eugène Altès (1830–99). A 1910 bio gives his death year as 1895, as does Wikipedia (German).

• 26 Selected Studies
• Method for the Boehm Flute - part 1 uploaded (other parts?)

Althaus, Basil (1865–1910)

• Violin Concertino No.3 "Militaire", Op.80 (published by Chanot, 1905)
• 56 Short Exercises on Broken Chords in all keys for violin, Op.101 (pub.ca.1910?)

Altnikol, Johann Christoph (1720–1759)

• eine Klaviersonate
• zwei Kantaten
• eine Ricercare (C-Dur) für Clavier (Orgel?)
• eine Messe in d-Moll (Kyrie, Gloria)

Alwyn, William Crowther (1845–1924)

Not to be confused with William Alwyn Smith (1905-85), symphonist, chamber and film composer.

• Piano Sonata in F, Op.5 (published 1869)
• Mass in F (published ca.1875. Downloadable online?)
• Piano Sonata in D minor (published 1874, @ British Library)
• Capriccio in F minor for piano (pub. 1876)

Amadei, Filippo (1690–1730)

• Il pensiero che rapido vola

Amberg, Herman (1834–1902)

(brother of Johan Amberg. Several posthumously published works, one notices)

• 10 Præ- og Postludier, Op.11 (pub.1904)

Amberg, Johan (1846–1928)

• Danse des lutins (cello and piano), Op.14 (pub.1923, Stahl)
• Andante funèbre (cello and organ), Op.15 (pub.1923, Stahl)

Ambrosius, Hermann (1897–1983)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.
BSB has almost 2 dozen scores and 2 manuscripts listed in their catalog but notes that an order is currently not possible (for copyright reasons, presumably!)

• Intermezzi for piano (pub.1913)

(eventually, when PD-CA, 13-plus symphonies too "wished" for, but that'll be in quite a few decades - 2054. sym. 4 Op.42 (Max Brockhaus, 1924) (at Danish Libraries and U. Rochester Eastman. Performed under Furtwängler.) and piano trio in A-flat minor Op.47 e.g. both pub./ ©1924, 25...)

• Der 90. Psalm : für 3 Soli, gemischten Chor, Orchester und Orgel, Op.50 (Kahnt, ©1925)
• Flute sonata in D major, Op.24 (Zimmermann, ©1924)
• Piano quintet in C minor (premiered 1925/6, not the same as Op.55 quintet in A minor) (published?)
• Faust, Op.18. (Sinfonische Dichtung nach Worten von Goethes "Faust" in 2 Teilen für Solo-Stimmen, gem. Chor. und Orchester. pub. 1927 by Kahnt.) (That's the date where HMB mentions the full score; per Worldcat the vocal score, available in principle eg at Columbia University Libraries in NY is ©1925. Full score in the lib.cats of SLUB, AAB, Zürich and Wurttemburg? also SBBerlin)
• Sonatine für flute und Klavier, Op.63b (pub.1928, so PD-US as of this year)

Ammerbach, Elias Nikolaus (1530–1597)

Amon, Johann Andreas (1763–1825)

• Op.100. Piano Sonata No.6 (published 1824)
• Op.70. Sonate perodique trés facile pour le piano forté, Opus 70 (Schott, published 1810s)
• Op.25 Symphony (parts @ Württembergische Landesbibliothek)
• Op.30 symphony (several sources available. Published in 1805)
• Op.19 violin sonatas (published by André ca.1803, @SBB)
• Op.30 Also: 3 flute quartets
• Op.44 Flute concerto (published 1807)

Ancot fils, Jean (1799–1829)

• Piano Sonata (grande sonate) No.1, Op.4 (pub.1819)
• Piano Sonata (grande sonate), Op.10

Andersen-Wingar, Alfred (1869–1952)

• Les naïades, idylle für kleines orchester (Lienau/Schlesinger)

André, Johann Anton (1775–1842)

• Symphony in D "Tempest", Op.41 (ca.1819)

Andreae, Volkmar (1879–1962)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Symphony in C, Op.31 (pub.1920 by Hug)
• String Quartet No.2, Op.33 in E minor (pub. ca.1911-1920? by Eulenburg, also pub. by Hug)
• Charon's Nachen, Op.3 (soloists, chorus & orchestra) published 1904 by Schott
• Kleine Suite (serenade) für orchester, Op.27 (pub.1917?)
• Violin Sonata in D, Op.4 (published in 1903)
• Rhapsody for violin and orchestra (published 1920)

Anonymous (see also Gregorian Chant)

• St. John Passion (1534)
• Worldes Blis Ne Last No Throwe (Anonymous English, in 2 musical sources:
  • Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Rawlinson G.18 (SC 147510)
  • London, British Library, MS Arundel 248
• Missa Caput (1440s) manuscript DTÖ here
• 6 Piezas de clarines para trompeta y organ, uber Themen von Lully
• Susanne von Soldt manuscript (1599), British Library Add MS 29485.
• Dublin manuscript (~1570), Trinity College Library (TCD MS 410/2), Dublin
• Rouen Gradual, BN latin 904. (vol. 1 of 1907 publ. here; but it is vol. 2 that contains the facsimile)

Ansorge, Conrad (1862–1930)

• String Sextet, Op.9
• String Quartet No.1 in A♭ major, Op.13 (Dreililien, 1904)
• String Quartet No.2 in A major, Op.20 (Hofmeister, 1911)

Antheil, George (1900–1959)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Early Piano Works, such as Sonate Sauvage, Woman Sonata?
• Concerto for Chamber Orchestra
• Symphony for Five Instruments

Anthiome, Eugène (1836–1916)

• Sommeil et triomphe de Bacchus, scène mythologique pour orchestre (pub.1893, 1896)

Antonii, Giovanni Battista degli (1636–1698)

• 12 Ricercate for Cello Solo (1687)

Anzoletti, Marco (1866–1929)

• Violin Sonata in C minor (©1896, B&H)

Edit: The only library that possibly has the score, does not allow the score to be posted on IMSLP, so... maybe we need some other ways? -Sissel Comment: perhaps someone who isn't a library has the score and is willing to scan it in. Yes, there are other ways. - Schissel (not the same) (btw the library in question- do you mean ÖNB?
No, it's also Trento's libraries, the same archive as other of Anzoletti's manuscripts. -Sissel)

• En avant, soldat de France! (Rohdé, 1901 or 1902)

Appunn, Heinrich (1870–1932)

German cellist & composer.

• Romance for Cello & Piano in D, Op.10 (pub.1911)

Araujo, Juan de (1646–1712)

• Dixit Dominus a 11 voci, preferably as facsimile

Arban, Jean-Baptiste (1825–1889)

• Variation on a Tyrolean Song

Arensky, Anton (1861–1906)

• Cantata op.3 The Wood King
• Nal' i Damajanti, opera op.47 (libretto by Modest Tchaikovsky after the Mahabharata, premiered January 1904 Moscow; Jurgenson, 1903)
• Fantasia "Margarite Gautier" Op.9
• String Quartett no. 2 op. 35/1894 – Moscow: P. Jurgenson. Arrangement for piano 4 hands. Plate 19312.
• Intermezzo, Op.13 String version orchestration by the composer
• Symphony No. 2 orchestral version
• In Memory of Suvorov March for orchestra

Argenton, Antonin d' (1818-1883)

• Douze Études Poétiques, Op.12, for piano (Leipzig, Hofmeister)
• Sonate, Op.15, for piano (Paris, Lemoine, 1847)
• Piano Trio in A minor, Op.30 (published in 1865 by Richault

Armstrong, William Dawson (1868–1936)

(Subject of a book "William Dawson Armstrong, American Composer" in 1916)

• Choral Mass in G ((c)1899)

Arne, Thomas Augustine (1710–1778)

• 1740: Alfred, opera in 3 acts, originally written as a masque to celebrate the accession of George II in 1740. Was later revised into an all sung oratorio in 1745 and then greatly expanded into its final version as an opera in 1753. A score of the final version still survives
• 1751: Eight overtures in 8 parts, collection of overtures from various stage works by Arne including the overtures for Henry and Emma, Comus, and The Judgment of Paris. First used for a concert performance in 1751, the collection most recently published by J. Herbage in 1937
• 1767: Four New Overtures or Symphonies in 8 and 10 Parts, another selection of symphonic works mostly from Arne's stage works that were initially put together for concert performance in 1767
• 1770: 'Rise Glory Rise', song from 'Rosamond', arr. on two staves for high voice and harpsichord with figured bass (published London).

Arnold, Johann Gottfried (1773–1806)

• 6 Cello Concertos (parts for Nos.1–3 uploaded)

Arrieta, Emilio (1823–1894)

• Marina (1871 version in three acts; vocal score)
• Ildegonda (1846, vocal score)
• La Conquista de Granada (1850, vocal score)

Ascher, Joseph (1829–1869)

Ascher, Leo (1880–1942)

• Operettas including Was tut man nicht alles aus liebe

Ashton, Algernon (1859–1937)

• Piano Quintet No.1, Op.25 (pub.1885)
• Violin Sonata No.4, Op.99 (pub.1898 by Simrock)
• Violin Sonata No.2 in E, Op.38 (pub.1889)
• Cello Sonata No.4 in B♭, Op.128 (pub.1899)
• Piano Sonata No.6 in A minor, Op.170 (pub.1925) (and surrounding sonatas, e.g. no.2 Op.150 in G, no.3 Op.161 in B-flat, pub.1925, at British Library etc)
• Violin Sonata no.1 in D, Op.3 (pub.1881)
• Cello Sonata No.1 in F, Op.6

Attaingnant, Pierre (ca. 1494–late 1551 or 1552)

• Moteti. Liber decimus: passiones dominice in ramis Palmarum, veneris sancte necnon lectiones feriarum quinte, sexte, ac sabbati hebdomade sancte multaque alia quadragesime congruentia continet, ut palam didere licet. Paris, 1534. (Present. An index to these volumes would be quite nice! Richard Mix 19:52, 19 January 2015 (EST))

Attenhofer, Karl (1837–1914)

• Die falsche Prinzessin. Märchendichtung, Op.139 (cop 1910)
• 12 Lieder, Op.84 (pub.1901)

Atterberg, Kurt Magnus (1887–1974)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra Op.1, Score (1909, rev.1956)
• Symphony No.4 in G minor, Op.14, Score (pub.1922)
• Älven (The River), Op.33, Score (ca.1929. Unpub. except through STIM?)
• Overture in A minor, Op.4, Score (1910, rev. 1932, unpub.?)
• Aladdin Overture, Op.44, Score (pub.ca.1945?) (prob. belongs under line below)
• Hostballader, Op.15 (pub.1919)
• De fåvitska jungfrurna, Op.17 (pub.1921 in some form)
• Symphony No.3, Op.10 (pub.1920 or perhaps 1916)
• Cello Concerto, Op.21 — full score needed
• Symphony No.1 in B minor, Op.3, Score (pub.1924)

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Symphony No. 6 in C, Op.31 (pub.1928- pd-us in 2024)
• Horn concerto in A minor, Op.28 (pub.1928 - same)
• Värmlands Rhapsody, Op.36, Score (pub.1935)
• Piano Concerto Op. 37 in B flat minor, Score (pub.1937)
• Symphony No.5 in D minor, Op.20, Score (1919-22/1947)
• Symphony No.9, Op.54, Score (1955-56. Unpub. except through STIM? (Note: Cornell U. has a manuscript facs. score (2011) of this, prob. other places too.))

Austin, Frederic (1872–1952)

• 3 Wessex Songs (pub.1927)
• Symphony

Autezac, Léo d' (fl. 1909-1921)

(also Léo Arnold; +pseudonym de Cazeteaux. Married sculptor Henry Arnold in 1903. Almost a dozen digitized works @ Gallica.) (Sorry, have no better estimate of dates, am breaking own rules here...)

• 4 pieces for violin solo (Hachette, 1906 (ca.?))

Averkamp, Anton (1861–1934)

• Violin Sonata in D, Op.2 (pub.1890)
• Bethlehem : cantate voor tenor en bariton-solo, vierstemmig mannenkoor met orgel of piano, Op.6 (pub.1897)
• His edition of Willaert's "Missa super Benedicta" (pub.1915)

Ayres, Frederick (1876–1926)

• Cello Sonata
• Piano Trio No.1 (Op.13? pub.1914 by Stahl)
• String Quartet, Op.16 (ms @ Juilliard. most of his ms @ LoC I think.)

Azanchevsky, Mikhail (1839–1881)

• String Quartet in A minor, Op.3 (pub.1863, Dörffel)
• String Quartet No.2
• Piano Trio No.2
• Concert Overture in F major, Op.9 (pub.1865 in reduction, poss. also in full score?) (@ Strasbourg Lib)
• 6 Pieces Op.1 (ded. to Adolf Felchner. @ SBB[erlin] and also @ British Library)
• 6 Lieder Op.5 (available digitized from BSB)

Baal, Johann (1657–1701)

• Missa tota a 2. Violini 2. Viole Fagotto 4. Voci. Basso contin del Sigr. Joh. Baal Partitura - Now available in this page : https://imslp.org/wiki/Missa_Tota_(Baal,_Johann)

Babell, William (1689/90–1723)

• Harpsichord arrangements from Handel operas – are in the last section of this volume of the Handel complete works – Works for Organ & Harpsichord (Handel, George Frideric) – can this be made available separately under Babell?
• Concertos for sixt-flute, faksimile

Bacewicz, Grażyna (1909–1969)

• Wind Quintet

Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714–1788)

• Die Sechs Sammlungen von Sonaten, freien Fantasien und Rondos für Kenner und Liebhaber
• 3 Cello Concertos with orchestral parts (these also exist in flute and harpsichord versions by the composer)
• Triosonatas for Fl, Vln, BC in C major and D minor
• Sonata for Flute and hapsichord Wq. 83
• Flute Sonata in C major Wq. 87 H. 515
• Sonata for viola da gamba & continuo in C
• Die Passionen and Passionskantate
• Symphonie Wq. 175 in F major (H 650) (first published 1982)
• Symphonie Wq. 179 in E flat major (H 654) (probably first published 1982)
• Symphonie Wq. 180 in G major (H 655) (")
• Symphonie Wq. 181 in F major (H 656) (an arrangement, H.227, was published in the Musikalisches Vierley in 1770)
• Magnificat (full score–both Berlin and Hamburg versions)
• Any of: Symphonies, Flute Concertos, Oboe concertos, Organ concertos, Organ Works, Keyboard Fantasias
• H.397 spurious Minuetto [I-II] in D major
• H.497 (Kast 33) spurious Violin Concerto actually by Henri Casadesus
• Sonatas H.30-34 and H.36 published in 1742 by Haffner and Schmid of Nuremberg as "Opus 2"
• early (for the 19th century, not early absolutely) British edition of many of the piano works edited by Rahles for Robert Cocks in 6 volumes
• Keyboard sonata Wq.53/1/ H 162 in C (complete manuscript digitized by SBB. We have collection but a separate page and ms might be good. May work on.)
• Concerto per il cembalo solo H 191 in C (published in an edition by E. Pauer in 1887 by Breitkopf & Härtel)
• H 46. Sonata en Do mayor (Wq 65:16)

Bach, Johann Bernhard (1676–1749)

• Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 1 in g-Moll Full Score
• Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 2 in G-Dur Full Score
• Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 3 in e-Moll Full Score
• Orchestersuite Ouvertüre Nr. 4 in D-Dur full Score
• Ouvertüre g-Moll (in CPEBach Catalogue 1790--Found in Kiev?) Full Score
• Fugue in D for Organ
• Fugue in F for Organ
• Christ lag in Todesbanden
• Partita über "Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ"
• Jesus, Jesus, nichts als Jesus!
• Nun freut euch, lieben Christen, g'mein
• Vom Himmel hoch da komm ich her
• Wir glauben all' an einen Gott (3 versions)

Bach, Johann Christian (1735–1782)

• Symphony in G minor, Op. 6/6, W.C12
• Sinfonias op. 9, op. 3, op. 6
• W.A13 – Keyboard Sonata in A minor

Bach, Johann Christoph (1642–1703)

• "Meine Freundin, du bist schön", cantata
• Aria a-moll mit Veränderungen
• Vocal Concert (Cantata) "Die Furcht des Herren" Full Score
• Vocal Concert (Cantata) "Es erhub sich ein Streit" Full Score
• Aria "Es ist nun aus mit meinem Leben" Full Score
• "Herr, nun lässest du dein Diener" Full Score
• Aria "Mit Weinen hebt sich's an" Full Score
• "Unsers Herzens Freude" Full Score
• Any Choral preludes

Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich (1732–1795)

• BR C 4 \ Symphony in D minor (Wf I: 3) (by 1768)
• BR D 1 \ Die Pillgrimme auf Golgatha
• BR D 2 \ Der Tod Jesu (Wf XIV:1)
• BR D 3 \ Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu (Wf XIV:10)
• BR D 4 \ Die Hirten bey der Krippe Jesu (Wf XIV:9)
• BR D 7 \ Der Fremdling auf Golgotha (Wf XIV:7)
• Six Piano Sonatas (Wf III)

Bach, Johann Ludwig (1677–1731)

• Messe sopra cantilena " Allein Gott in der Höh" e-moll BWV Anh. II 166 (or by Johann Nikolaus Bach?) Full Score
• Cantata "Ja, mir hast du Arbeit gemacht" JLB 5 Full Score
• Cantatas JLB 6-17 Full Scores
• Funeral music "O Herr, ich bin dein Knecht" JLB 19 Full Score or Manuscript

Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685–1750)

• BWV 249 (NBA Version, with Appendices).
• Reconstruction of violin concerti BWV1052 (d minor), BWV1056 (g minor) and triple violin concerto BWV1064 (D major) from the corresponding keyboard versions
• Siciliano from flute sonata BWV1031 (arranged by Siloti) sheetmusic
• Concerto for two violins and strings in D minor, BWV 1043 (Harpsichord and Soloist parts)
• Piano transcription of organ fugue in g minor, BWV 578 (so called "little fugue")
• Passion pastische "Wer ist der, so von Edom kömmt"
• Christmas Oratorio, BWV 248: Arrangement for (Soli, Choir,) Harmonium and Piano by August Horn
• 24 Flute Concert Studies
• Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue, BWV 903 (Keyboard Score) edited by Adolphe F. Wouters
• Cantata parts in general, and specifically for BWV211, Schweigt stille
• Mass in b minor BWV 232 Bärenreiter Verlag Urtext Edition, Score and Parts.
• Sonatas and Partitas for violin BWV 1001-1006, Galamian edition (IMC)

Possibly unreasonable requests:

• Full Scores and/or manuscripts for: BWV 232 I (BC E 2); BWV 232 II Movements 13 and 15 (earlier versions); BWV 232 III (BC E 12); BWV 245 (BC D 2a,b, and d); BWV 244b (BC D 3a), and BWV deest (BC D 10, BC D 5 and 5a and b, and VBN I/H/1)
• Various full scores requested: BWV 62 (BC A 2) after the Autograph Score (Movement 4 with only BC accompaniment); early version of BWV 36 (BC A 3a); BWV 70a (after BWV 70); BWV 186a (after 186); BWV 147a (after 147); BWV 82 (BC A 169 geplante Urfassung, BC A 169a-c); BWV 23 (BC A 47a and 47c, 47b is correct key for that version [C minor instead of B minor]); BWV 4 (BC A 54a and b); BWV 249 (BC D 8aI and II and BC D 8b I); BWV 12 (BC A 68, version in G minor); BWV 21R and BWV 21 (BC A 99a and b); BWV 199 (BC A 120, all versions); BWV 1083 (BC B 26); BWV 208a (BC G 1 and 27); BWV 527a; BWV 528a; BWV 532a; BWV 533a; BWV 535a; BWV 536a; BWV 541 (earlier version); BWV 542 (J.L. Krebs version); BWV 543a; BWV 545b; BWV 549a; BWV 566a; BWV 572 (earlier version); BWV 574b; BWV 581; BWV 630a; BWV 638a; BWV 667a; BWV 667b; BWV 249/I-IIIR (Concerto after Movements 1-3 of BWV 249); BWV 1046a I (BC O 5a); BWV 1047a; BWV 1050a; BWV 1052a ; BWV 1053a (both Oboe and Oboe d'Amore versions); BWV 1055R (Both Oboe d'Amore and Viola d'Amore versions); BWV 1056R (Both Violin and Oboe versions); BWV 1059; BWV 1061a; BWV 1066aR; BWV 1067aR; BWV 1068aR; BWV 1069aR; BWV 97aR; BWV 119aR; BWV BWV 194R
• Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 as orchestrated by Leopold Stokowski and performed in Fantasia

Bach, Otto (1833–1893)

• String Quartet, Op.6 (p1863?)
• Piano Trio No.2, Op.22 (p1872)
• Piano Trio No.1 in C♯ minor, Op.7 (@DKB, Coburg)
• Duo for violin and piano, Op.18
• Piano Sonata in A minor (1857. Manuscript @ ÖNB)
• Symphony No.3 in E major (1856. Manuscript @ ÖNB)
• String Quartet No.2 in A (April 1852. " )
• String Quartet No.4 in F (Manuscript @ ÖNB)

Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann (1710–1784)

• Sonata in A minor (harpsichord), FK nv8
• Duet in E♭ major for flute
• Six Duets for flute
• BR A 9, Keyboard Sonata in E minor (F.204)
• BR A 39, Harpsichord Suite in G minor (F.24)
• BR A 40–41, 2 German Dances for harpsichord in G minor (F.205)
• BR A 42–43, 2 Menuets for harpsichord
• BR A 44–47, 4 Preludes for harpsichord (F.206)
• BR A 48–49, 2 pieces for harpsichord (F.25) Presto in D minor, F.25/2
• BR A 60, Andante for harpsichord in E minor (F.209)
• BR A 92, Fugue for organ in G minor (F.37)
• BR C 2, Symphony in F major (F.67)
• BR C 7, Symphony in D minor (F.65)
• BR C 12, Harpsichord Concerto in E minor (F.43)
• BR E 1, Mass in G minor (F.100)
• BR E 2, Missa (Deutsche Messe) in D minor (F.98) (see eg RISM 225004551)
• BR E 4, Agnus Dei in D minor
• BR F 9, Erzittert und fallet (F.83)
• Sinfonia d moll (F. 66) - published 1911 (Monatsbericht (1911), p.3) if not earlier (unless that's F. 65)

Bache, Francis Edward (1833–1858)

• Piano Trio, Op.25 (posth. pub. 1865)

Bache, Isak (1877–1945)

• Violin Sonata, Op.7 (pub.1910, Schuberth) (HMB and Worldcat have as by "J. Bache" or similar)

Bachmann, Gottlob (1763–1840)

• ca.9? string quartets (op.3, op.5, op.8, op.32, op.57 from 1790s to ca.1828)
• Symphony, op.2 (ca.1796?)

Bachofen, Johann Caspar (1695–1755)

Dates: 26 December 1695–23 June 1755

• Brockes-Passion Full Score and Manuscript

Backofen, Johann Georg Heinrich (1768–1830)

Dates: 6 July 1768–10 July 1830

• Concertante opus 7 (Breitkopf, ca.1800) for Basset-horn , harp, cello (and orch.?)
• Quintet opus 9 for basset horn, 2 violins, viola and cello
• Clarinet Quintet op.15 (Breitkopf, 1804) (U Northern Colorado has)
• Concerto Op.24 (pub.1823)

Baermann, Carl (1810–1885)

• Vollständige Clarinett-Schule - Complete School For The Clarinet

Baermann, Heinrich (1784–1847)

• Fantasy for clarinet and orchestra in F major, Op.26 (published 1824 by Breitkopf und Härtel)

Bagge, Selmar (1823–1896)

• Piano Sonatas

Listing of works see: Forums thread.

Baillot, Pierre (1771–1842)

• 8 violin concertos (pub.1822, possibly first published earlier) (opp 3, 6, 7, 10, 13, 18, 21, 22?)

(nos. 6 and 8 already scanned in parts @ Gallica/BNF, will reupload soon.) (no.6 Op.18 pub.1810 or so.) (3, 5, 6 and 8 we have pages for now.)

• Symphonie concertante, Op.38 (pub.1825/6? by André)

Bainton, Edgar Leslie (1880–1956)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Concerto Fantasia for piano and orchestra (full score and piano duet reduction)
• Miniature Suite for piano duet
• Symphony No.2 in D minor (copy in Baillieu Library, Melbourne Uni) (published 1943)
• Symphony no. 3 in C minor
• Three Pieces for Orchestra: Elegie, Intermezzo, and Humoresque
• Before sunrise : a symphony for contralto solo, chorus, and orchestra (published Stainer & Bell, 1920, full score 1922)
• Cello Sonata (©1953)
• String Quartet in A (ms?)

Bairstow, Edward Cuthbert (1874–1946)

• Six Variations on an original Theme for Violin and Piano (OUP, 1931)
• Nocturne in D flat for Organ
• Meditation for Organ

Bajić, Isidor (1878–1915)

• Album of compositions for the piano (Album kompozicija za glasovir)
• Serbian Rhapsody for piano (Srpska rapsodija)
• Poems of Love song-cycle (Песме љубави)

Baldwin, Ralph Lyman (1872–1943)

• Organ Sonata in C minor (©1901, Schirmer)

Ballay, Guillaume (1871–1943)

• Methode complete de cornet à pistons vol. 1
• Methode complete de cornet à pistons vol. 2
• Quinze Etudes (15 Studies)

Bantock, Granville (1868–1946)

• Pibroch, A Highland Lament for cello and harp (1917)
• Hamabdil Also arr. for Cello and Piano
• Dramatic Poem for cello and orchestra (1941)
• Fantastic Poem for cello and piano (1924)
• Cello Sonata No. 1 in B minor (1940)
• Cello Sonata No. 2 in F sharp minor (1945)
• Dramatic Poem for cello and piano (1945)
• Helena, variations on H.F.B. (pub.1901)
• Fifine at the fair : (a defence of inconstancy) (pub.1912, Novello)
• Gethsemane, an episode from the life of Christ (Vocal score scanned by Google) (©1910) (an expanded version of section 4 of Bantock's Christus.)
• The Pearl of Iran, Romantic Opera in one act (published 1894)
• Sea-Wanderers, for chorus and orchestra (©1906)
• Overture to a Greek Tragedy (Oedipus at Colonus) (Leuckart, 1912)
• The Great God Pan, ballet (pub.1915)
• Celtic Symphony (1940)

Barber, Samuel (1910–1981)

Works by this person are under copyright (unless some exception applies).

Barblan, Otto (1860–1943)

• Passacaglia, Op.6 (p.1895)
• String Quartet, Op.19 (composed 1911, pub.1925?)
• 3 Pieces for Organ, Op.22 (published 1910)
• Post tenebras lux, Cantate, Op.20 (published 1909, reduced, 1923, full score)

Bargiel, Woldemar (1828–1897)

Barié, Augustin (1883–1915)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

Barjansky, Adolf (1850–1900)

(MusicSack prefers Baryanski.)

• String quartet in E, Op.6

Barnekow, Christian (1837–1913)

• 50 Preludes for Organ or Harmonium (pub. Hansen, 1906)

Barnett, John (1802–1890)

• 3 string quartets (Worldcat turns up quartets by his nephew, but Wikipedia claims J Barnett wrote 3 as well)
• Violin sonata

Barns, Ethel (1874–1948)

(1873 or 1874?)

• Concertstück Op.19 (p.1908)
• Piano Trio Op.10 (p.1909)
• Violin Sonata No.4 Op.24 Gm (p.1911)

Barrière, Jean-Baptiste (1707–1747)

Barrios Mangoré, Agustín (1885–1944)

Bartlett, Helen Birch (1883–1925)

• Aedh Laments the Loss of Love (C. F. Summy, 1915)
• April for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
• The Moods for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
• The Poet Pleads with His Friend for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
• Requiescat for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
• The Return of Love for voice and piano (C. F. Summy, 1915)
• The Wanderer for voice and piano (G. Schirmer, 1918)

All scores held by the British Library

Bartmuss, Richard (1859–1910)

• Concerto No.1 for organ and orchestra with optional choir, Op.25 (pub.1899, Pabst)
• Organ Sonata No.2, Op.21 (pub.1897)
• Cantata for Easter, Op.40 (pub.1906)

Bartók, Béla (1881–1945)

• 5 Songs, opus 15
• 5 Songs, opus 16
• Any Works from the 1st and 2nd set of Opus numbers.
• Roumanian Folk Dances
  • arr. violin and piano (J. Szigeti, 1892 – 1973))
  • arr. string orchestra
• Scherzo from Suite Op 1a [?]
• 3 Hungarian Folksongs (Folktunes) for Piano (1914/18) Sz.66
• 3 Village Scenes

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Viola Concerto (orchestral score or piano reduction)
• Sonata for Solo Violin ed. Menuhin (d. 1999)
• Cantata Profana ‘The Nine Enchanted Stags’ (A kilenc csodaszarvas), Sz.94 (German translator Benedikt Szabolesi died 1973)

Bartovský, Josef (1884–1964)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Hankowy pjsně, Op.15 (©1922)
• Suite for violin and piano, Op.3 (Bosworth, ©1926)
• Opera "Václav z Michalovic", Op.29 (©1928)
• Ballada blanická, Op.30 (©1930)
• Cartes visites, Op.39 (pub.ca.1921)
• Little suite for piano (Pilsen : Theodor Mareš, 1946)

Barvinski, Vassili (1888–1963)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Cello Sonata (published 1967)
• Piano Concerto (1917 - published ?? ?)

Bass, Roderich (1873–1933)

• Ballade romantique for orch, Op.21 (by 1908)
• Piano Trio in C minor, Op.26 (pub.1908)
• Ballade symphonique for orch, w/o op. (by 1908)

Bassani, Giovanni Battista (ca.1650–1716)

• Acroama missale
• L'Esaltazione di S Croce, 1675
• Any masses, sacred choral works, chamber works

Bastiaans, Johannes Gijsbertus (1812–1875)

• Any organ works

Bastyr, Hans (1873–1928)

• Opp.1-3 (men's choruses, pub. 1906 by Förster)

Bate, Stanley (1911–1959)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Perseus (Schott, ©1941)
• Flute Sonata, Op.11 (©1938, Oiseau-Lyre)
• Piano Concertante, Op.24 (Schott, ©1941)
• Incantations, Op.48 (Schott/AMP, ©1945)
• Sonatina for recorder or flute and piano (©1950)

Bauer, Adolf (1877–1948)

(One of two composers by that name. It's not certain the following work, mentioned in HMB, is from this composer rather than the other, though their birth and death dates are nearly the same fwiw- still, identification would be good...)

• Totentanz, Op.29 for mixed chorus and large orchestra. Reduction by W. Walloth published 1925 by Tischer & Jagenberg.
• "Schubert: Scherzo aus der Klaviersonate e-moll (Juny 1817) ... nach einem bisher unveröffentlichten Manuscript aus dem Nachlass von ... Erich Prieger-Bonn zum ersten Male veröffentlicht von Adolf Bauer" (pub. 1928?)

Bauer, Marion (1882–1955)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Two Songs (Nocturne & The Last Word) (pub. 1912)
• Star Trysts (pub. 1912)
• Coyote Song (pub. 1912)
• In the Country, op. 5: four little piano pieces (pub. 1913)
• 3 Songs (Only of Thee and Me; A Little Lane; Phillis) (pub. 1913) (we have 2, but not "A Little Lane", as of 2014-12)
• 3 Impressions, op. 10 (pub. 1918)
• Thoughts (pub. 1921)
• The Driftwood Fire (pub. 1921)
• From the New Hampshire Woods, op. 12 (no. 1 The White Birches pub. 1922)
• Fantasia Quasi una Sonata for Violin & Piano, Op.18 (pub.1928 by Schirmer. Prob. PD-CA only.)
• Wind Quintet, Op.48 (©1956, PD-CA only)
• Boston Common Cantata, Op.49 (©1953, PD-CA only)
• "Twentieth century music how it developed, how to listen to it" (©1947, PD-CA only)

Baumfelder, Friedrich (1836–1916)

• Souvenir de Dresde, valse gracieuse, Op.130 (1866)
• Abendmärchen. Sechs Characterstücke, Op.242 (1887)
• Kinderscenen für Pianoforte, Op.270 (1872)
• Bon Humeur. Rondo, Op.274 (1872)
• Bagatelle, Op.386 (1905)
• Immortelle, Op.400 (1910)
• Idyl, Op.403 (1910)

Baussnern, Waldemar von (1866–1931)

• Suite for Violin and Piano. Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1924.
• Suite for Flute and Piano. Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1924.
• Suite for Cello and Piano. Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1925.
• Piano Trio 'O bellissima Italia!' Berlin-Lichterfelde : Vieweg, ©1925.
• 2 Kleine sonaten (sonatinas) for piano. Ries & Erler, ca.1916?
• Dürer in Venedig, Oper - ©1898

Bax, Arnold (1883–1953)

• Clarinet Sonata in D major (Parlett 327) (1934)
• Nonet (flute, oboe, clarinet, harp and string quintet) 1930 (pub.1932)
• Cello Concerto (1932) (pub.1934 in cello/piano reduction)
• Rhapsodic Ballad, for cello (1939) (pub. ca. 1948 in a collection of Bax works for cello?)
• Folk-Tale, for cello & piano (1918) (pub. 1920)
• Cello Sonatina (1933) (pub.ca.1934?)
• Legend-Sonata, for cello & piano (1943) (pub.ca.1944)
• Spring Fire: (based upon the first chorus in Swinburne's "Atalanta in Calydon") (sometimes called symphony) (GP 153, 1912/3. premiered 1970. Published ???? by Chappell)
• Violin Sonata No.3 in G minor (GP 289, 1927, ©1929)
• String Quartet No.3 in F major (GP 338, 1936, ©1941)
• Violin Concerto (GP 342, 1938, ©1946)
• String Quintet (No.2) (1933, ©1935, GP 319)
• Piano Quartet (GP 255, 1922, ©1924)
• Overture, Elegy and Rondo (GP288, 1927, ©1938)
• This Worldes Joie (motet, GP 254, 1922, published 1923, now PD-US and CA)
• The Tale the Pine-Trees Knew, GP 310, 1931, pub.1933
• The Happy Forest, GP 260, 1922, ©1925 for orchestra, piano version ©2014)
• Dance in the Sunlight, 3rd of 3 pieces GP 295, 1928 (British Lib listing of Chappell publication is a bit confusing)
• Symphonic Variations for Piano and Orchestra, GP 210, 1918, published in reduction finally in 1943
• Sonata for Two Pianos, GP 298, 1929, published 1930?
• The Poisoned Fountain for two pianos, GP 296, 1928
• Red Autumn for two pianos, GP 311, 1931, ©1933
• Lyrical interlude for string quintet (GP 261, 1922 (revision of the slow movement of GP 107 of 1908); ©1923, PD-US/CA)

Bazzini, Antonio (1818–1897)

• Violin Concertos (1-5) - Full Orchestral Scores
• Violin Concertos (2,3,5) - Violin and Piano Arrangements
• 6 Morceaux caractéristiques, Op. 34 (Movements 2,3,5)
• 3 Morceaux lyriques, Op.41 (Movement 3)

Beauvarlet-Charpentier, Jean-Jacques (1734–1794)

• Journal d'orgue.

N. B. : Les Journaux d'orgue 3, 6. 7, 9 & 12 are now available.

• Noels (including op. XIII) and rest of works for organ (Marche, Victory de l'armee d'Italie, etc.)

N. B. : La Victoire de l'armée d'Italie est de Jacques-Marie B.-C. et est maintenant disponible ici: http://imslp.org/wiki/Victoire_de_l’armée_d’Italie_(Beauvarlet-Charpentier,_Jacques-Marie) PG

Beach, Amy Marcy (1867-1944)

• 3 Songs, Op.2, No.1 Twilight
• Songs of the Sea, Op.10, No.3 Sea Song
• 3 Songs, Op.12, No.1 Wilt thou be my dearie?, No.2 Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie doon
• 4 Songs, Op.14, No.1 The Summer Wind, No.4 The Thrush
• 3 Songs, Op.21, No.1 Chanson d'amour
• 4 Songs, Op.26, No.3 Spring (high voice version)
• 3 Flower Songs, Op.31 (Arthur P. Schmidt, 1896)
• 4 Songs, Op.35, No.2 Alone (Allein)
• 4 Songs, Op.51, No.2 Wir drei / We Three (low voice version)
• 4 Songs, Op.75, No.2 A Thanksgiving Fable (original voice/piano version)

Beach, John Parsons (1877-1953)

• Songs from A Child's Garden of Verses; C. C. Birchard, 1907
• Short Songs for Children; C. C. Birchard, 1911
• Two Songs of Labor; G. Schirmer, 1923
• Two Poems by James Oppenheim; G. Schirmer, 1928

Becce, Giuseppe (1877–1973)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Notturno, Op.12 (for small orchestra. Pub.1921 by Schlesinger/Lienau. Held at Danish Libraries.)
• Film music (pub.1926)

Becker, Albert (1834–1899)

• Symphony in G minor (ms., 1858)
• Adagios (we have one uploaded) for violin and organ or harmonium
• Phantasie in E for Violin, Op.35 (1884/85, B&H) (@ SLUB)
• Any first editions of a capella choral works

Becker, Hugo (1863–1941)

• Cello Concerto in A, Op.10 (pub.1896, 1904 (fs), Schott)
• Romance No.2 after a theme by Widor, Op.9 (pub.1896, Schott)

Becker, Jean (1833–1884)

• String Quartet in C minor (manuscript ca.1880. @Stabikat though not digitized; listed at RISM.)

Becker, Reinhold (1842–1924)

• Violin Concerto in A minor, Op.4 (pub.1874)
• Violin Concerto No.2 in E, Op.100 (pub.1901)
• Violin Sonata, Op.150 (pub.1911)

Beckman, Bror (1866–1929)

• Violin Sonata, Op.1 (1891, pub.1893) (© Cape Town Lib.)
• Symphony in F, Op.6 (1895, ©1929)
• 3 sinfonische Balladen for harmonium or "kunstharm.), Op.14. (pub. 1908 or 1909 by Carl Simon)

Becquié, Jean-Marie (1797–1876)

("de Peyreville". Born 1797 or 1798.)

• Duo de concert for violin and piano, Op.57 (pub.1846? By a member of the Becquié family, may have been Charles Joachim (1807-77) instead, e.g.; Worldcat gives just "Becquié de Peyreville")
• Oratorio de Noël (pub.1840)

Bédos de Celles de Salelles, François Lamathe (1709–1779)

also known as Dom Bédos.

Beer-Walbrunn, Anton (1864–1929)

• Kleine Fantaisie für Violine und Pianoforte in G moll, Op.3 (1891; pub.1897)
• Sühne, tragic opera in 3 acts (©1896)
• Ode for cello and piano, Op.20 (pub.1899)

Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770–1827)

• Piano Sonata in D, Biamonti 213

Biamonti 213 ?

see here

• Piano Sonatas edited by Immanuel von Faisst und Hans von Bülow for Opus 2 no 2, opus 13 (pub. by 1876), opus 27 no 2, opus 28, opus 78, opus 81a, opus 90.
• Trio WoO 31 for clarinet, flute and piano (arr. from Fugue for Organ, WoO 31 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)?) (or poss. related to trio for flute, bassoon and piano in G major WoO 37?)
• Menuett in G-Dur, WoO 10 Nr. 2 (orchestral score) (whose orchestration? will probably be in 6 Minuets, WoO 10 whenever an orch. is uploaded)
• Original cadenza to violin concerto op. 61
• Piano Concerto No.0, WoO 4 (piano part)
• Lied: Que le temps me dure, WoO 116 [1st/2nd version, sometimes "jour" instead of "temps", text by J-J. Rousseau] (1793)
• Complete Full Score: Piano Concerto in D major, Op.61a and Klavierkonzert C-Dur (WoO 4); Leonora (1805 and 1806 versions and variants); Die Weihe des Hauses (complete music with text)
• Horn Sonata Op.17 arranged by Charles Khym for 2 violins viola cello and bass (Bonn, Simrock, no.1285: 1818) Quintets
• Piano-vocal score for Cantata on the Death of Emperor Joseph II, WoO 87 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)
• Exercises for Salieri's lessons WoO 99
• Piano Concerto No.1, Steingräber 1881 - Franz Kullak
• Piano Concerto No.1, First Edition
• Nos.4-5/5 Stücke für Flötenuhr/5 pieces for mechanical organ, WoO 33
• Piano Concerto (Allegro) in D major, Kinsky Anh. 7 (attr. to Beethoven)
• Symphony No. 5, 1st Mov. "Allegro Con Brio" - Transcription for Organ Solo
• Fidelio, Op.72 (Beethoven, Ludwig van)- 1810 vocal score; full scores of 1805 & 1806 versions & variants
• Andante con Variazioni, for mandolin and keyboard, in D major; WoO 44b. Recorded performance on YouTube (Erhard Fietz, mandolin; Amadeus Webersinke, piano). Note: IMSLP already has WoO 43a, WoO 43b and WoO 44a.
• From "12 Irish songs" (WoO 154), the autograph manuscript versions of No. 9 and No. 11 that Hess separately assigned as H. 198 and H. 199
• H.235: 26 exercises in free style
• Symphony No. 9 - orchestration by Gustav Mahler
• H.324: Melody in C Minor
• Bia 364: Fragment for Piano
• Kessler and Kafka sketchbooks

Behm, Eduard (1862–1946)

• Frühling: Tonstück für Orchester
• Kleine Suite (violin & piano), Op.22 (@ Perth) (pub. 1900, Ries & Erler)
• Marienkind : Legende in 3 Aufzügen (©1901. vocal score @ Zürich)
• Violin Sonata in A, Op.15 (pub.1899)
• Piano Concerto (premiered 1900 ca.)
• Ariadne auf Naxos, Op.30
• Lieder, Op.38 (Simrock, pub. 1909)

Behr, Hermann (1875?–?)

• Symphony in E minor (1906? at the latest) (see Verwaltungs- Rechenscahft Mainz) (describes the orchestra's financial records, season, says Kapellmeister Hermann Behr conducted the orchestra in his own symphony in E minor, - this may be an earlier performance, perhaps also a different orchestra, than a 1907 one described in another contemporary journal.)

1875 seems an unlikely birthdate unless he was a considerable prodigy, whatever Riethmuller's Busoni in Berlin says? :)... Behr was already published by 1888 (see Monatsbericht (1888), p.422 for example) and up to Op.8 by 1890 (Monatsbericht (1890), p.322 - 10 (Opp.9&10 were also published in 1890, see p.341) published works with assigned opus numbers by age 15, assuming these are all the same person and age 15 is accurate. Where is "1875" from anyway (there are many "Hermann Behr"s about in the records?)... It reads more like a flourishing date that got misread as a birthdate along the way by someone?... - E.S. (note: Op.8, Der Frühling : zehn characteristische Variationen, can be downloaded here, so one can at least create the category and get started.

Beilschmidt, Curt (1886–1962)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Drei Gesänge für mittlere Stimme, Op.35 (published 1921(?) by Steingräber) (Monatsbericht (1921), p.32) ( @ the library of the Hochschule for Music and Theatre Mendelssohn HMT Leipzig)
• Im Maien : Sinfonietta (E-Dur) für Orchester : op.17 (Kahnt, ©1912) (@ HMT Leipzig)
• Skizzen, 4 Stücke für Klavier, Op.34 (Heinrichshofen, ©1921)
• Violin Sonata, Op.37 (premiered late 1920, published 1941 according to the HMT catalog)
• Arioso for flute and piano, Op.40 (Zimmermann, 1922 or 1923. Copy at the National Library of Israel)

Belcke, Christian Gottlieb (1796–1875)

• Fantasia pastorale (for flute with orchestra or piano) in B♭ major, Op.7 (pub.1833 or earlier)
• Des Sängers Vaterland. Festgesang. Ged. v. E. Müller f. Solostimmen, Chor u. Orchester. Op.30. (published 1865 and 1912)
• Arrangement as concertino with piano of Tulou's 5th flute concerto op.37

Beliczay, Gyula (1835–1893)

• Trio op.30 (p1883)
• Symphonies opp. 45 (1887), 66? (1892?) (ms?)
• Mass in F op.50 (pub.1891) (ms copy @ Hofburgkapelle, Vienna)
• String Quartet No.2 op.51 (composed 1891?)
• String Quintet in E-flat (mss. @ Szechenyi)
• Adagio Op.47 for cello and piano (pub.1892)

Bell, William Henry (1873–1946)

• Arabesque for Violin (p.1906)
• Arcadian Suite (p.1911)

Bella, Ján Levoslav (1843–1936)

• Svadba Jánošika, cantata (pub.1927, reduction)
• B-flat minor piano sonata (pub.1954, Bratislava: Sväz ̌Cs. skladatel'ov, slovenská sekcia. Recorded in a Marco Polo series of his piano music. Non-PD-US probably.) (other works in the Marco Polo series - several string quartets and quintets for example - seem not to have been published until 1979 or even 1985 or later.)

Bemberg, Herman (1859–1931)

• La mort de Jeanne d'Arc (cantata, excerpts) (pub.1886 acc. to BNF catalog by Leduc.) - uploaded in vocal score~
  • From this: Historic scene for orchestra (pub. 1893, Leduc)
• Nymphe et sylvains (performed 1893)

Benda, Franz (František) (1709–1786)

• Flute Concerto in E minor (possibly L 2.4 which we have?)
• Flute Concerto in A major (poss. L 2.15 which we have?)
• Flute Concerto in A minor (poss. L 2.16 which we have?)

Benda, Georg (Jiří Antonín) (1722–1795)

• Medea, melodrama
• Any: Kirchenmusik; Sinfonien; Cembalokonzerten; Violinkonzerten
• Passionen und Passionskantaten
• Sinfonien in moll-Tonen

Bendl, Carl (1808–1874)

(not to be confused with Karel Bendl, born 1838!)

• Berg-Lieder. Ländler für Violine und Pianoforte. Op.43. Haslinger, 1844.
• Cypressen. Walzer für Violine und Pianoforte. Op.44. Haslinger, 1844.

Bendl, Karel (1838–1897)

• Švanda dudák (Schwanda the Bagpiper), opera in 3 acts, 1880 cantata version (pub. Urbánek 1883)

Benedict, Julius (1804–1885)

• String Quartet in G minor, Op.87 (published by Lienau/Schlesinger in 1875)
• Symphony, Op.101 (No.2 in G minor) — Parts needed
• Piano Sonata (No.2?) in D major, Op.4 (pub.ca.1825)
• Caprice, Op.33 (published 1843 by Schott)

Benedict, Milo Ellsworth (1866–1931)

• Piano Concerto in E minor, Op.4 (perf. Boston Symphony, 5th season, ca1884?)

Beneš, Josef (1795–1873)

Sometimes given as Joseph Benesch, 1793-1873.

• Concertino No.2 op.20 (pub.1841)

Benfeld, A. (1846–1907)

• Gavotte for piano in A minor, Op.15 (dedicated to Emile Pessard)

Bengtsson, Gustaf (1886–1965)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet in G major (composed? 1929; at best PD-CA?) (G major acc. to Wikipedia-de? Hrm. The score- if this is the 1929- published in 1955, has G-dur.)
• 3 symphonies (acc. to Wi-de)

Benkert, George Felix (1831–1876)

(actually, 1831-fl.ca.1877)

• String Quartet No.(1? 2?) in E♭ (1849. ms.)
• String Quartet No.3 in D (ms.) (both held by Penn Libraries)
• Piano Trio (was scheduled to be performed 1858 - putting request out there? :) )

Bennett, Robert Russell (1894–1981)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Porgy and Bess suite (under copyright worldwide, publ. 1943)

Bennett, William Sterndale (1816–1875)

• Piano Concerto No.1 in d minor Op. 1
• Piano Concerto No.2 in E flat major Op. 4
• Piano Concerto No.3 in c minor Op. 9

Benoît, Peter (1834–1901)

• Flute Concerto "Symphonic Tale" Concertstuk opus 43a (1865) complete orchestra - uploaded in reduction (Symphonisch gedicht voor fluit en orkest) just not in full score

Bentzon, Jørgen (1897–1951)

• String Quartets Opp.3 (pub.1923), 15 (pub.1929) (PD-CA only?)
• Preludio patetico for string quartet, Op.11 (pub.1926 by Kistner & Siegel) (PD-CA only?)

Berardi, Angelo (ca.1636–1694)

• Documenti Armonici. nell quali con varie Discorsi Regolo ed essemligg. In Bolohna 1687
• Discorsi musicali (1670)
• Ragionamenti musicali (1681)
• Arcani musicali svelati amicitia (…) con un modo facilissimo per sonare trasportato (1690)
• Il perché musicale, overo staffetta armonica (1693)
• Any: Masses, Sacred Songs, Psalms, Chamber music

Berbiguier, Tranquille (1782–1838)

• Fantaisie en quintetto, for flute and strings, Op.36 (pub. Janet et Cotelle, 1818 (pl.1036))
• 8th Flute Concerto, Op.44 (pub.1819, dedicated to Aimon)
• Rondo de concert pour flûte avec piano ou orchestre, Op.98 (pub. 1829 by Schott)
• Flute concertos 5 and 6 (published 1817)
• Grande Fantaisie avec variations pour flûte avec accompagnement de piano forte, composée sur deux motifs de l'opéra der Freischütz, Robin des bois, Op.77 (Simrock, ca.1826, at BNF (not digitized))

Berens, Hermann (1826–1880)

• 20 Etudes enfantines, Op.79 [12/10]
• Die Schule der Tonleitern, Akkorde und Verzierungen, Op.88 [12/10]
• Die Pflege der linken Hand, Op.89 [12/10]
• Piano Quartet in C minor, Op.1 (Haslinger, 1848)
• Piano Trio No.1 in E minor, Op.6 (Schuberth, 1847)
• Fantaisie für orgel, Op.25
• Sonata for piano 4-hands in G major, op.26 (Cranz, 1852)
• String Quartet in E minor (perhaps opus 78)

Berezowsky, Nicolai (1900–1953)

• String Quartet No.1, Op.16 (©1931)
• Symphony No.1, Op.12 (composed 1931 acc. to Berezowsky papers)
• Suite hébraïque, Op.3 (©1934?)
• Chant d'amour, Op.3 (!?) (©1927)
• Theme and Fantastic Variations, Op.7 (1927, pub. ?)
• Violin Concerto, Op.14 (©1931)

Berg, Alban (1885–1935)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• 3 "Bruchstücke" from Wozzeck, Op.7 (Universal Edition, published 1924 (n.d. it seems, but presumably renewed?)) (whether Op.7 refers to the Bruchstücke or to Wozzeck itself has been unclear.) A later publication of them has " 1952, ©1924."
• Wozzeck (full score) (Universal Edition, ©(?) 1926) (not meaning here the 1955 revised edition edited by Hans Erich Apostel (1901-72) "according to the final corrections and amendments left by the composer"; this edition might actually qualify as Urtext but if not, pretty definitely PD-nowhere...)
• 5 Orchesterlieder, Op.4 (Altenberg Lieder) appeared in a piano reduction by (iirc) Webern, (UE 12126?)

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Wozzeck (vocal score; piano reduction by Fritz Heinrich Klein (1892–1977)) (full score seems to be PD-CA/EU, however, see above.)
• Lulu (orchestral score completed by Friedrich Cerha (b.1926) publ. 1979 copyright worldwide)

Berg, Konrad-Mathias (1785-1852)

• Concerto de société, Op.32 (pub. in 1830 - Publication noted in the Bibliographie de la France 1e série, 19e année (33e de la collection), Nº 33, 14 Août 1830, p.552, r.151.)

Berger, Ludwig (1777–1839)

• Symphony in D, Op.42 (autograph by 1820? at Berlin State Library; pub.1843 Hofmeister)
• Piano Concerto in C, Op.34 (pub. 1841 in solo reduction by Hofmeister, like symphony also in complete edition. Parts at SBB.)
• String Quartet in G (the most complete - apparently entirely- of the "8 quartets" for strings or flute and strings in manuscript at SBB. The quartets in F major and G minor may be a bit sketchy, the others apparently are partially fragmentary)
• Gesänge, Op.11
• Oeuvres complèts p. Pfte. Cah. II. (conten. Air russe avec 12 Variations, suivies d’une Marche funèbre. Oe. 14, in Am. – Deux Rondeaux. Oe. 29, in A. D. – 28e Etude en Forme de Rondo. Oe. 30. in Em.) Hofmeister, 1841 (or 1840)

Berg, Natanael (1879–1957)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin concerto (pub. 1910s?, Stockholm : Nordiska Musikförlaget. Premiered by January 1921 (when it was given in Stockholm under Furtwängler))

Berger, Wilhelm (1861–1911)

• 6 Piano Pieces "fürs Haus", Op.105 (pub.1911)
• Piano Quartet No.2, Op.100 in C minor ("Erstausg." 2011, so probably can't be uploaded. Composed ca.1911)
• Piano Suite, Op.82 (pub.1901)
• Festmarsch in E-flat (Meiningen, 1907, manuscript only?)
• Fantasiestück op.4 for violin and piano (Pub.1880.)

Bergh, Rudolph (1859–1924)

• Requiem für Werther für Chor, Altsolo und Orchester, Op.32 (Tischer & Jagenberg, ©1911.)
• 9 Waltzes, Op.2 for piano duet (Hansen, 1892)

Berghout, Johannes Cornelis (1869–1963)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
Note: Wikipedia article (Dutch)

• Violin sonata in C minor, Op.47 (pub.1910 by Steingräber.) (at NMI. ded. to Paul J. Oprel. Also @ UNC Greensborough lib.)
• Piano Trio in E-flat, Op.45 (plate 1448, Ed. 1571, ©1909, Steingräber) (Karlsruhe Hochschule  ; NMI ; BSB. A 2004 Recital Publications reprint (under Johann Berghout) is @ a number of libraries.)
• Piano Quartet in G, Op.42 (Ed. 1507, ©1908, Steingräber.) (@ NMI, Hamburg ; BSB (from the Nachlass Henri Marteau))
• Suite for strings, Op.52 (Ed.2042. pub.1913, Steingräber.) (British Library, Zurich libraries)
• Violin Sonatina, Op.34 (at NMI and at British Library)
• Sérénade for violin and piano, Op.4 (@ NMI library) (Rotterdam: Lichtenauer, 1895 or earlier)
• 2 Melodiose stücke for violin and piano (Lichtenauer, 1893)
• Berceuse, Op.40, violin and piano (London: Augener, [1906]) (British Lib.)

Bériot, Charles-Auguste de (1802–1870)

• Violin Concertos 1-10; full scores for violin and orchestra

op77 premier guide du violoniste : 20 études élémentaires pour violon ( OCLC 212427064)

Bériot, Charles-Wilfrid (1833–1914)

• Piano Concertos - Opp.40 (p.1881), 46, 70, 83 (pub. by Hamelle)
• Etude-caprice, Op.1 (p.1852, Brandus)
• Concerto Op.30? (see D-Cl Ms Mus 156)

Berlioz, Hector (1803–1869)

• Benvenuto Cellini, H 76 (full score, Choudens, 1886)
• Grande ouverture du roi Lear, H 53 (orchestral parts)
• Berlioz/Gluck: Orphée et Eurydice (1859)\

Les Troyens (Complete opera) Complete orchestral parts

Berlyn, Anton (1817–1870)

• Symphony in D, Op.104 (pub.1858) (see D-LEsta 21070 C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Nr. 5620 for a small amount of info. Worldcat lists piano reduction at Wurtemburg Landesbibliothek.)
• String Quartet No.1, Op.39 (pub.1841)
• Overtures (C major, D minor, C minor)
• Sonate-fantastique for piano, Op.84

Bernard, Émile (1843–1902)

• Concertstück for piano and orchestra, Op.40 (1892)
• Romance for Violin and Orchestra, Op.27 (full score pub.1888, red. pub.1881?)
• Fantaisie Op.31 for piano and orchestra (Fleisher has- anyone else?...)
• Violin Sonata, Op.48 (pub.1898?, Durand)
• String Quartet No.3, Op.52 (57?) (pub. by Janin, 1903)
• Suite in E major for Organ, Op.26 (Novello) (Scherzo-Caprice for organ belongs to this)
• Prelude et Fugue (E minor) for Organ or Pedal Clavier, Op.20
• Andante et rondo pour violoncelle et piano, Op.43 (pub.1892)

Bernhard, Christoph (1628–1692)

• Missa "Durch Adams Fall ist ganz verderbt" Full Score

Bernstein, Leonard (1918–1990)

Works by this person are under copyright (unless some exception applies).

Bersa, Blagoje (1873–1934)

(also Benito Bersa, see Wikipedia)

• Der Eisenhammer, opera, pub.1911 by Doblinger (vocal score @ Syracuse U.)
• Der Schuster von Delft, opera, pub.ca.1918
• Slavenske himne arr. for piano (pub.1919 acc.to.HMB)
• Na zalu (for piano)
• Ballibile (for piano)
• Bagatella Op.16 (for piano)
• Piano Sonata No.2 in F Minor Op.20
• Marcia trionfale Op.24 (for piano)
• Fantaisie-Impromptu Op.27 (for piano)
• Ora triste Op.37 (for piano)
• Notturno Op.38 (for piano)
• Airs de ballet "Po nacinu starih" (for piano)

Bertali, Antonio (1605–1669)

• Ciaconna

Bertin, Louise (1805–1877)

• Guy Mannering (1825) (possibly unpublished; manuscript scores exist)
• Fausto (1831) (Op.11. Janet et Cotelle, ca.1831)
• La Esmeralda (Vocal score arranged by Liszt S476)

Bertini, Henri (1798–1876)

• Motets (at least 4 or 5 ; autograph ms at Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin)
• Piano Sextet No.1, Op.79 (Lemoine, 1825 / Breitkopf, 1839)

Bertoni, Ferdinando (1725–1813)

• String quartets (5?) (some in manuscript, some published in or by the 1920s - 1920–1927)

Bertrand, Marcel (1883–1945)

• Ghyslaine, drame lyrique (pub. Grus, 1907) (text by Gustave Guiches (1860-1935) and Marcel Frager (poss.1881-1964?))
• Violin Sonata in E minor (pub.1921)

Berutti, Arturo (1862–1938)

• Semblanzas: „Rapidas como el vuelo“. Romanza p. Canto con Piano. Stuttgart: Zumsteeg, 1888.
• 2 Rhapsodies for piano. Kistner, 1886.
• Tarantelle for piano. Schott, 1888.
• Suite for piano. (Nocturne. Danse sudaméricaine. Rhapsodie argentine. Toccata.) Schott, 1890.

Berwald, Franz (1796–1868)

• Operas (eg operetta "Ein ländliches Verlobungsfest in Schweden", published in arrangement in 1847)
• PD-US versions of works uploaded in Bärenreiter editions, where possible (eg 1883 Hirsch edition of sinfonie sérieuse, Schuberth editions of trios...)

Bezekirsky, Vasily (1835–1919)

• Violin concerto in A min., op.3 (pub.1868 by Kistner as by "Guillaume" Bezekirsky)

Biber, Heinrich Ignaz Franz von (1644–1704)

• Serenada a 5 ("Der Nachtwächter")
• Missa Bruxellensis (facsimile)
• Sonatae Violino Solo, 1681 (facsimile)
• Duets for 2 Trumpets

Bienstock, Heinrich (1894–1918)

• Symphony in B minor, Op.13 (pub.1915)

Binder, Fritz (1873–1945)

• String Trio (in Form einer Suite), Op.1 (pub.1900 by vom Ende)

Bischoff, Hermann (1868–1936)

• Symphony No.2 in D minor (pub.1914)

Bittner, Julius (1874–1939)

• String Quartet no.1 in A (pub.1913)
• String Quartet no.2 in E♭ (©1916)
• Vaterland, symphonic poem (©1916, Universal Edition)
• Symphony in F minor (©1923, photo-lithograph ("Wien, den 21. Mai 1923."), Universal Edition)
• Mass with Te Deum (©1925 (klavieraus), 1926 (score) (acc. to ONB), Universal Edition)
• Mondnacht, opera in 3 acts (published 1928. dedicated to Alma Mahler.)

Bizet, Georges (1838–1875)

• Te Deum
• <s>Roma (parts)
• <s>Any piano solo works fairly well represented; List of works by Georges Bizet shows a few missing
• Symphonie in C four hands (Durand)
• Ivan IV (edited by Büsser 1943)

Blahetka, Leopoldine (1809ca.–1885ca.)

• Piano Quartet No.1, Op.43 (published 1836)
• Piano Quartet No.2, Op.44 (published 1838 by Hofmeister) (one or both of these is in a Lemoine collection of piano quartets from later in the 19th century.)
• Concertstück f. Pianoforte mit Orchestre, Op.25 (published 1830) (piano solo uploaded)
• Variations sur la Chanson autrichienne: Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser, p. Pfte avec Orchestre, Op.28 (pub. 1831) (piano solo version uploaded)
• Variations brillantes sur un Thême de Gallenberg p. Pfte av. Orchestre, Op.29 (pub.1831)
• Fantaisie sur les Huguenots de Meyerbeer, pour piano, Op.54 (at BNF)
• Ave Maria : pour voix de soprano ou de ténor avec acct. de piano, Op.57 (Lemoine, ca.1835?)
• Pater Noster : pour 1er. et 2d. dessus, ténor et basse avec accompt. de piano ou orgue, Op.58 (Lemoine, [1835]?)
• Fantaisie pour piano sur des romances de la Reine Hortense, Op.61 (à sa Majesté Napoléon III) (@ BNF) (Lemoine, [1853]?)
• Thême original avec variations : pour le piano, Op.63 (Jullien & Co., [1856])

Blanc, Adolphe (1828–1885)

• String Quartet No.1, Op.16 (p.1856)
• Piano Quartet No.1, Op.28 (p.1858)
• Piano Quartet No.4, Op.49
• Quintet for Piano and Winds, Op.37: Piano quintet arrangement
• Septet, Op.54: Piano quintet arrangement

Blanter, Matvey (1903–1990)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Dzhon Grei, Foks-Trot (published 1924) (digitized by Princeton University Library)

Blasser, Gustav (1857–1942)

• Idyllen for strings (quintet or orchestra) with optional harp, Op.105 (published 1902 by André. Score at FLP)

Blech, Leo (1871–1958)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Die Strohwitwe, operetta, Op.26 (©1920 by Drei Masken-Verlag in neue Ausg, Worldcat lists an earlier Cranz version pub. 1900s?)

Bleichmann, Julius (1868–1910)

• Symphony, Op.18 (pub. by Wispolsky of St. Petersburg)
• 2 Suites for Orchestra (No.2 at Fleisher Collection, Philadelphia)

Bleyle, Karl (1880–1969)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Cello Concerto (No.1?) (performed in Dessau Nov.14, 1910)
• Chorus Mysticus aus Goethe's "Faust" für gemischten Chor, Harmonium und Klavier, Op.19 (pub.1911)
• String Quartet in A minor, Op.37 (pub.1928)
• Cello Concerto (No.2??) in D minor, Op.49 (1934, ©1936)
• Violin Sonata in G, Op.38 (pub. by Breitkopf, 1925 or 1926)

Bliss, Paul (1872–1933)

Presumably referring to Paul Bliss Jr., not Sr. (Philip Paul Bliss).

• In October (piano suite)

Bloch, Ernest (1880–1959)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

Bloch, József (1862–1922)

• Ouverture solennelle, Op.57 (Rozsnyai, p1910)
• Violin Concerto, Op.64 (Rozsnyai, p1912)

For the violin concerto, both the full score and the reduction for violin and piano

• Ungarische Ouvertüre, Op.20
• Concertino no.1 for violin, Op.12 (pub.1897)
• Concertino no.2 for violin, Op.19 (pub.1898)
• Suite no.2, Op.10 (pub.1896)
• Concertino no.4 in E minor for violin, Op.63 (pub.1909)

Blockx, Jan (1851–1912)

• Baldie, Zangspel in drie bedrijven (pub.1908)
• Maître Martin . opéra en quatre actes (pub. 1892)
• Gloria Patriae : cantate (pub.ca.1902)
• 5 Pieces (Lied, Printemps, 3 Romances) for violin and piano (Heugel, 1922)
• Negen kinderliederen, Op.50 (pub.ca.1910s?)

Blodek, Vilém (1834–1874)

• Dvě písně ve snadném slohu (Two Songs in Simple Style) (pub. Urbánek)
• Flute concerto (1862?,piano red. pub.1903)
• Písně milostné (Love Songs) (1860)
• Symphony in D minor (1850s? pub.2012 by Cesky Rozhlas) (if not earlier?)

Blow, John (1649–1708)

• Suite No. 1 in D minor (keyboard)
• Suite No. 2 in D minor (keyboard)
• Suite No. 3 in A minor (keyboard)
• Suite No. 4 in C (keyboard)
• Suite No. 5 in D minor (keyboard)
• Suite No. 6 in G minor (keyboard) - at least some of these suites may be in vol.4 of Pauer's Old English Composers collection.
• Dr Blow's Ground in Gamutt Flatt, G minor (keyboard)
• Mortlack's/Mortlake's Ground (keyboard version)
• Ground in D minor (keyboard)
• Ground in C major (keyboard)
• Suite in G major (along with several of the other works here? part of GB-Lbl Add. 31403)

Blumenfeld, Felix (1863–1931)

Blumenthal, Sandro (1874–1919)

• 2 Lieder, Op.52 (München: Lewy, 1906)

Blumer, Theodor Anton (1881–1964)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Cello Sonata (B-flat minor?), Op.23 (pub.1908 by Kistner)
• String Quartet in G minor, Op. 51 (autograph 1924 @ RISM, ©1925)
• Trio for violin, clarinet, and cello, Op. 55 (1928)
• Piano Quintet in B minor, Op.21 (p1906) (WorldCat)
• Erlösung for orchestra Op.24 (p1909)
• Finale for orchestra Op.31 (p1912)
• Violin Sonata No.1, Op.33 in D minor (p1914)
• Piano Quartet Op.50 (©1925)
• Canzonetta Op.71 (pub.1932)
• Kriegsgesang, Op.38 (pub.1915)
• Variationen über eine alte Volksweise für Pianoforte, Op.37. (Simrock, 1919.)

Blumlacher, Josef (1827–1907)

Also Joseph rather than Josef

• s' Herzausschütten : Alpenjodler für Zither-Solo, Op.261 (Heft 58 of Salon und Hütte) (copy at ÖNB. Gives first publication(?) date as 1895; HMB lists in 1905.) (possibly downloadable here; their catalog lists 10 digitized works by him)

Boccherini, Luigi (1743–1805)

• Piano quintets op.56 (complete) - parts and score
• Cello Concerto No. 10 in D major, G. 483
• Stabat mater G.532 (1781 version) - Parts and score
• String Quintet G.341 in D, "Fandango"
• Guitar Quintet No.4 in G, G.448 “Fandango”
• G 506: Symphony Op. 12 No. 4 in D minor ("La Casa del Diavolo"), Full Score/Manuscript
• Flute Concerto: Full score and reduction for flute and piano
• Dixit Dominus in G, G.533 (1764/6?) (parts at Einsiedeln)
• All of G.340-345, in fact?

Bödecker, Louis (1845–1899)

• Phantasie-Sonate in E minor for violin and piano, Op.15 (pub.1880)
• Impromptu über ein wendisches Lied for string quartet, Op.31 (pub.1887)

Boehe, Ernst (1880–1938)

• Meditation and Processional

Boehm, Theobald (1794–1881)

• Grand Polonaise op.16 for flute and piano
• Schubert song transcriptions/arrangements for alto flute
• Op 6 Divertissement sur un air de Carafe (flute and piano)
• Op 13 Divertissement sur Alma Lied (flute and piano)
• Op 23 & Op 24 Fantasy on Swiss Themes (flute and piano)
• Op 25 Fantasy Scotch Airs (flute and piano)
• Op 27 Andante cantabile (flute and piano)
• Op 28 Rondo Allegro (flute and piano)
• Op 29 Andantino, Romance (flute and piano)
• Op 31 Andante Pastorale (flute and piano)
• Op 32 Rondo Laendler (flute and piano)
• Op 34 Tarantella (flute and piano)
• Op 35 Larghetto (flute and piano)
• Op 36 Rondo alla Mazurka (flute and piano)
• Op 46 Andante from Beethovens Serenade (flute and piano)

Boëllmann, Léon (1862–1897)

• Fantaisie sur des airs hongrois, for violin and piano Op.7 (c1885) J Hamelle, plate number J 2604 H
• Le Chant du ruisseau, Op.9 (c1885) J Hamelle
• Deuxième Valse, for piano Op.14 (c1886) J Hamelle, plate number J 3092 H
• Symphony in F major, Op.24 (pub. in reduction and full score by Durand around 1895)
• Fantaisie Dialoguée, Op.35 (full orch. score)

Boëly, Alexandre Pierre François (1785–1858)

• Messe du jour de Noël (op.11), for organ (we have)
• Fantasie et fugue en Sib Major AVAILABLE HERE : 12_Pièces_pour_orgue, Op.18
• Any organ works
• 5th string trio Op.23 (pub. Richault, 1859)
• Duet Sonata Op.17, pub. by Richault, 1855)
• 40 pièces d'étude, Op. 13

Bohm, Carl (1844–1920)

• Allegro, Op.291 (Breslau: Julius Hainauer, 1883 (Plate 2522))

Böhm, Carl Leopold (1806–1859)

• Fantasy for cello and orchestra, Op.27
• Mass in A minor (autograph) (ca.1850)
• Impromptu for cello in E minor (September 1840)

Böhm, Georg (1661–1733)

• Any vocal works--Georg Böhm: Sämtliche Werke, Vol. 2 (Vols. 3 & 4), ed. Johannes Wolgast, Gesa Wolgast, and Harald Kümmerling

Böhme, Oskar (1870–1938)

• Souvenir de St. Petersbourg - orchestral accompaniment
• Entsagung, Op. 19 - cornet and piano
• Liebeslied, Op. 22 no. 2 - orchestral accompaniment
• Ballet Scene, Op. 31 - orchestral accompaniment
• Nachtmusik (Nokturno & Barkarole), Op. 44 no. 1 & 2 - brass quintet

Bohnke, Emil (1888–1928)

• String Quartet, Op.1 - parts
• Piano Concerto, Op.14 - full score. Republished by MPH
• Symphony, Op.16 (1927) (PD-CA?) (pub. ? - repub. ")
• Violin Concerto, Op.11 - full score
• Cello Sonata, Op.7 (pub. 19??)

Bohrer, Antoine (1783–1852)

• Cello Concerto No.3, Op.25 (pub.1820)

Bohrer, Max (1785–1867)

• Rondoletto (Rondolette) for cello with piano or orchestra, Op.22 (pub.1838, Richault/Hofmeister)
• Cello Concerto No.1, Op.1 (poss. a coproduction (M-J - Max and Joseph (Antoine)) ? )
• Cello Concerto No.2, Op.2
• Cello Concerto No.3, Op.10 (pub. Schott, 1828 acc. BdlF)
• Concerto "Militaire" No.4, Op.25
• Duos concertants (Opp.14 pub.1832, 20 - op.20 pub.1838?) (some of these works co-publications with Antoine Bohrer or Nicolas Louis?)
• Violin Concerto No.5, Op.4 (also pub. Schott, 1828 acc. BdlF (or earlier?))

Boieldieu, François Adrien (1775–1834)

• Harp Concerto in C major in full score
• Harp Concerto in C major (harp and piano reduction)

• Ma Tante Aurore, Vocal Score

Boisdeffre, René de (1838–1906)

• Dans la forêt : ode-symphonie pour solo (ténor) et choeurs, Op.41 (pub.1888, Hamelle. Repub.1995, Recital Pubs.)
• 6 Mélodies, Op.53
• 20 Mélodies (pub.1907 per BdlF, @Gallica)

Boismortier, Joseph Bodin de (1689–1755)

• Sonatas, Op. 1
• Sonatas, Op. 6

Boisseau, Arthur Léopold (1845–1904)

• Aubade for piano quartet, Op.3 (pub. by Louis Gregh in 1875)

Boito, Arrigo (1842–1918)

• Nerone - Vocal score, full score (I do not know if this work is already out of copyright, the first edition was published by Ricordi in 1924)

Bölsche, Jakob (Jacob) (d.1684)

• Organ Works

Bomtempo, João Domingos (1775–1842)

• Symphony No.1, Op.11 (published in piano duet reduction in 1809 or 1810. British Library has)
• Piano Concerto No.3, Op.7 (pub. by London: Clementi in 1810)
• The remaining piano sonatas (there are 10-11 at least in all)
• Piano Quintet No.3, original edition e.g. Clementi & Co.
• Piano Sonata Op.5 with its front cover

Bond, Capel (1730–1790)

• 6 Anthems in Score, 1769

Boni, Pietro Giuseppe Gaetano (1686–1741)

• Largo ed Allegro alla Francese, autograph or original edition

Bonis, Mel (1858–1937)

• Piano Quartet No.1 in B♭, Op.69 (published 1905 by Demets)

Bonnal, Joseph-Ermend (1880–1944)

• Reflets Solaires for Organ
• Trio à cordes
• 1er Quatuor
• 2eme Quatuor

Bonnet, Joseph (1884–1944)

• Ave Maria Op.2
• Agnus Dei Op.6 No.1
• 2eme Ave Maria Op.6 No.2
• Pie Jesu Op.8 No.2

Bonnet, Louis (1849–1911)

Louis-Nestor Bonnet, born 1849, pianist, professor at the Conservatory @ Nimes. Alive in 1910, may have died in 1911 (a death notice for a Louis Bonnet is registered...)

• Piano Trio in D, self-published in 1880
• Ici-bas, mélodie, poésie de Sully Prudhomme (Leduc, 1885)

Bononcini, Giovanni (1670–1747)

• Six Solos for Two Violoncellos (London, 1748)
• San Nicola di Bari

Bononcini, Giovanni Maria (1642–1678)

• op.8 Das kontrapunktische Lehrwerk Musico prattico che brevemente dimostra il modo di giungere alla perfetta cognizione di tutte quelle cose, che concorrono alla composizione de i canti, e di ciò ch'all'arte del contrapunto si ricerca, (Bologna, 1673 deutsche Übersetzung Stuttgart, 1701)

Bonvin, Ludwig (1850–1939)

• Melodie for string quartet, Op.56a (Leuckart, 1911)
• Zwei Lieder v. H. W. Longfellow, Op.40 (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1898) (St. Louis Public Library has)
• Festzug (Festival Procession), Op.27 (published 1896, Breitkopf. Several libraries. Has been recorded.)
• Ballade for large orchestra, Op.25 (pub.1897. Fleisher, poss. other libraries.)
• Aufblick im Gewitter: "O Herr, mein Gott" (high voice and organ), Op.105 (Böhm & Sohn, 1913)

Boom, Jan van (1807–1872)

• Piano Trio No.1, Op.14 (p.1847)

Bordet, Toussaint (1710–1775)

• Tambourins
• Tambourins Des Troqueurs

Borgstrøm, Hjalmar (1864–1925)

• Romanze for violin and orchestra, Op.12 (pub.1901)
• Piano Quintet in F major, Op.31 (pub.NMF, 1922)
• Tanken (La pensée), symphonic poem (©1917) (at various libraries; full score at Fleisher. Dedicated to Halvorsen. Premiered Stockholm, 1918)

Borne, François (1840–1920)

Borodin, Aleksandr (1833–1887)

• Sonata in b minor for Cello and Piano
• Prince Igor, full score
  • Act 2, Polovtsian Dances

Full score, no. 17 (Act II Finale) without vocal parts

Vocal score available at CPDL

• String Quintet in f minor
• Quartet in D major for Flute, Oboe, Viola and Cello

Borowski, Felix (1872–1956)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Peintures for orchestra (ms., 1917)
• 3 string quartets, several symphonies (ms only?)
• 2 pieces for string quintet or string orchestra (cop 1905, Williams)
• Le printemps passioné, poem for orchestra (ms., 1920)

Børresen, Hakon (1876–1954)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Romance for cello and orchestra, Op.4
• Den kongelige gæst, komedie (pub.1919)
• 3 symphonies (no.3 published 1931, first 2 in manuscript though available from Edition S or browsable at ISSUU)
• Serenade for horn, strings and timpani (published 1943)
• Violin sonata in A minor, Op.13 (1907)

Bortkiewicz, Sergei (1877–1952)

• Cello Concerto, Op.20
• Cello Sonata, Op.36
• Piano Trio, Op.38
• Suite for Cello solo, Op.41
• Violin Concerto (full score)
• 2 Klavierstucke, Op.49
• Symphony No.1, Op.52
• Symphony No.2, Op.55
• Tom Sawyer's Abenteuer, Op.68
• Cinq Esquisses de femmes, Op.70
• Piano Concerto No.2 (full score)
• Piano Concerto No.3 (full score)

Bortniansky, Dmytro (751 — 10 October 1825)

• WP claims "In 1882, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky edited Bortniansky's liturgical works, which were published in ten volumes."

Bortz, Alfred (1882–1969)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Sinfonietta pastorale, Op.15 (published 1913 by N. Simrock)

Bossi, Marco Enrico (1861–1925)

• Feuillets d'album, Op.111 for cello and Piano (pub.1897) (no.1 uploaded.)
• Der Blinde (Il Cieco), Lyrische Scene für Bariton, Chor und Orchester, Op.112 (performed in Rome in 1898, possibly published 1897? but fairly definitely in 1905)
• Organ Sonata No.1, Op.60
• Arrangement for organ of the “Gebet” from Wagner’s Tannhäuser (recorded, but score not uploaded as of 4/21. Mostly similar to the Warren arrangement but with a substantial prelude and postlude.)
• Santa Caterina da Siena poemetto per violino, quartetto ad arco, arpa, celeste ed organo, opera postuma (published 1936 in this form, in 1928 for violin and piano, by Ed. Euterpe of Stuttgart)

Bossi, Renzo (1883–1965)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Symphony in A minor (pub.1909) (op.11)
• Violin Concerto (pub. ca. 1915?) (op.15)
• Violin sonata "intima" cop.1923
• Quartet in A op.28 cop.1924

Bottesini, Giovanni (1821–1889)

• Concerto for Violoncello and double bass G major
• Double Bass Concertos
• Pieces for Double Bass and Piano

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Boughton, Rutland (1878–1960)

• [The Famous Tragedy of] The Queen of Cornwall (after and in collaboration with Thomas Hardy; premiered 1924-08-21, vocal score published 1926 by Joseph Williams - c has since been transferred to the Boughton Music Trust) (@Westminster Reference Library, elsewhere)

Boulanger, Georges (1893–1958)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.
see here

• Tokai
• Hora Maré
• Legumes! Legumes! Legumes!
• Hungarian Dance
• Da Capo!
• Gypsy Serenade
• Vitamin Polka
• Tango Torero
• Allo! Budapest
• Julika
• Tango Marina
• Hongrois
• Sue la Mer Noire
• Red Roses
• Budapest at Night
• La Polka Lunatique
• Dream of the Puszta
• Hungarian Sensibility

Boulanger, Lili (1898–1918)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• Pie Jesu, for soprano, string quartet, harp, organ (1918), published by Durand 1924
• Thème et variations, for piano (1914)
• Psaume XXIV (Complete score)
• Psaume CXXIX (Complete score)
• D'un soir triste
• D’un matin de printemps (Full score)
• Psaume CXXIX (Full score)
• Dans l’immense tristesse (©1919, Société anonyme des éditions Ricordi)

Boulnois, Joseph (1884–1918)

• Choral for Organ
• Symphonie for Organ
• Sonata for Piano and Orchestra
• Violin Sonata

Bourges, Maurice (1812–1881)

• String Quartet in F (pub. (posth.) 1881, Lissarrague)
• Violin Sonata No.1 in D minor (1862, Brandus)
• Piano Trio No.2 in B♭ (1862, Brandus)
• Violin Sonata No.3 in D (1881, A. O'Kelly et Naus) (also: 3 violin sonatas published by O'Kelly probably around 1881, the D minor not included - in B-flat, in F-sharp minor, in D major. So these are perhaps sonatas 2-4. Unless the D minor is by Jean-Maurice Bourges or similar?)

Bousquet, Georges (1818–1854)

• String Quartet in G (p.1852, Brandus)

Boutmy, Josse (1697–1779)

• Petites suites de pièces de clavecin (Bruxelles, entre 1736 et 1738)
• Premier livre (Paris, 1738)
• Second livre (Paris, 1740-44)
• Troisième livre (Bruxelles, vers 1749) dédié au gouverneur Charles de Lorraine.

Bowen, York (1884–1961)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Viola Concerto in C minor
• Concerto for Horn, Strings and Timpani, op. 150
• Andante for Viola and Piano
• Fantasia in F major for Viola and Organ
• Fantasie for Four Violas
• Melody for the G String for Violin (or Viola) and Piano, in G♭ major, Op.47
• Melody for the C String of the Viola with Piano Accompaniment, in F major, Op.51 No.2
• Phantasy in F major for Viola and Piano, Op.54
• Piano Sonata No. 5 in f minor, Op. 72 (pub. 1923)
• Romance for Viola and Organ
• 2 Duets for Two Violas
• 3 Duos for Violin and Viola
• Piano works
• Cello Sonata, Op.64 (pub.1923)
• Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.33 (pub.1920 by Ascherberg)

Boyce, William (1711–1779)

• Heart of Oak - non-original concert band score and parts
• Ode for St Cecilia's day, manuscript or first edition
• Shakespeare Incidental Music
• Keyboard Works
• Sinfonias 3-5, 7, 8

Boyle, Ina (1889–1967)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Soldiers at peace : set to music for chorus and orchestra (published 1917, text by Herbert Asquith (1852-1928))
• The Magic Harp, rhapsody for orchestra (Stainer & Bell, ©1921)

Braga, Ernani (1888–1948)

• Cinco canções nordestinas
• Cancioneiro Gaúcho (1940)

Brahms, Johannes (1833–1897)

• Piano Trios Nos.2 (Op.87) & 3 (Op.101) (arrangement for one piano four hands)
• Clarinet Sonata Op.120, No.1 (arrangement for one piano four hands, by Klengel, publ. by Simrock)
• Original version of Serenade No.1, Op.11, for nonet — lost?
• Triumphlied Op.55 Orchestra Parts
• Symphony No.2, Op.73 (1st clarinet part transposed to Bb)
• WoO 36, 8 Deutsche Volkslieder, 1859–62 (für Frauenchor)--NOT PD US. First published 1938 and 1940
• WoO 37, 16 Deutsche Volkslieder, 1859–62 (für Frauenchor)--NOT PD. First published 1964 and 1965
• WoO 38, 20 Deutsche Volkslieder, 1859–62 (für Frauenchor)--NOT PD. First published 1970
• Enescu, Cadenza for the Brahms Violin Concerto (Salabert)

Brambach, Carl Joseph (1833–1902)

• Piano Quartet No.1 in E♭, Op.13 (pub.1868)

Brand, Max (1896–1980)

(very often confused with Frederick Faust, a popular American author of Westerns who used the synonym Max Brand, to the point where the libretto for Brand's best-known opera appears in compilations of American verse and Google Books lists it under Faust's name. This "Austrian-American" composer Brand however is described at French Wikipedia e.g. and was born in what is now Lviv.)
Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Maschinist Hopkins, opera, Op.11, 1928, published (vocal score only, reduced by Erwin Stein) 1928 (UE ; Monatsbericht (1929), p.37 - but published 1928 at least according to ÖNB (if this is mistaken, then not until 1929 and not PD-US until 2025). First performed 1929, also.) (ÖNB gives 254-page (vs?) in 1928, 260+276 pp. full score in 1929.)

Brandl, Johann Evangelist (1760–1837)

• 3 String Quartets, Op.25(?) (pub.1803)
• Germania, Ein Heroisches Singspiel in Drey Aufzügen (libretto - only? - (known to be) available online as of Aug.2015. music)
• Schillers Andenken: eine Kantate (libretto available online- music?)
• 3 String Quartets, Op.40 (published 1822, see May 1822 AMZ.) (could this be a version of the 3 flute quartets, op.40?)

Brandt, Fritz (1880–1949)

• String Quartets no.1 in Am., Op.14 (Bisping, Münster); no.2
• Piano Sonata in A♭, Op.3 (pub.1907)
• Cello Sonata in C, Op.6 (pub.1920 by Bisping)

Brandt, Karl Wilhelm (1869–1923)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.
Better known as Vassily Brandt.

Brandts Buys, Jan (1868–1933)

• Piano Trio, Op.1 (p.1890)
• Konzertstück, Op.3 (2pf or pf&orch) (p.1896)
• Suite, Op.7 (p.1896)

Brassin, Louis (1840–1884)

• Piano Concerto Op.22 in F (published 1865)
• Piano Concerto No.3 in G (Pastoral-Concert) (published posth. 1888 by Schott)

Brauer, Max (1855–1918)

• String Quartet in F (pub. B&H, 1920)
• Romance Op.9 for violin & piano (pub. by 1902)
• Suite for strings Op.14 (pub.1891, Geibel)
• Romanze Op.1 for vn&pf (pub.1879)

Braunfels, Walter (1882–1954)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Ariels Gesäng, Op.18 (p.1911)
• Phantastische Erscheinungen eines Themas von Hector Berlioz, Op.25
• Serenade, Op.20 (p.1911)
• Don Juan, Op.34 (p.1925)
• Die Ammen-Uhr, Op.28 (published 1921)
• Prinzessin Brambilla, opera, Op.12b, published 1909
• 9 Bagatelles for piano, Op.5 (Lewy, ca.1907?)
• Divertimento, Op.42
• Organ Concerto in G minor (Gunther Ramin gewidmet) (1927), Op.38 (pub.1928, Tonger)

Bree, Johannes Bernardus van (1801–1857)

• Overture in E flat major (1839)
• Concertoverture in b minor "Le Bandit"
• Scene for horn and orchestra

Breitenbach, Clemens (1864–1943)

• Op.3 - 12 Fughetten zu 3 Stimmen für Orgel (oder Harmonium) (Leipzig: Pflugmacher 1896). CVK No.2071
• Op.6 -Exaltabo. 4 Fugen für Orgel zum kirchlichen Gebrauch (Hildesheim bei Franz Borgmeyer 1898). CVK No.2258
• Op.8 - Gloria. 30 neue Orgel-Stücke für den kirchlichen Gebrauch. (Hildesheim bei Franz Borgmeyer 1898). CVK No.2259
• Op.10 - Cantabo. 40 Orgelstücke für den kirchlichen Gebrauch. (Regensburg: A.Coppenrath (?). CVK No.3749
• Op.12 - 50 Fughetten für Orgel (Leipzig: Steingräber, 1902). Publication noted in Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1902), p.25.
• Op.21 - Fantasia (D minor) für Orgel (Leipzig: Kahnt Nachf., 1908). Publication noted in Hofmeister's Monatsbericht (1908), p.188.
• Op.22 - Organ pieces for christmas time:-"Lasst uns das Kindlein wiegen aus",-"O du fröhliche aus".
• Op.24 Violin Sonata in A minor, (p.1913).

Brian, Havergal (1876–1972)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.
Public Domain Works (USA only)
Six early orchestral works, published by Breitkopf & Härtel (B&H), London, 1913/4:

• For valour, concert overture, op.7 (1904–06)
• English suite no.1, op.12 (1906)
• Fantastic Variations on an old Rhyme (1907–09/12)
• Festal Dance, (1907 or 1908–09) (See Fleisher. British Library and Sheffield also have this score.)
• In memoriam, symphonic poem (1910 - published 1913, premiered 26 December 1921)
• Doctor Merryheart, comedy overture no.1 (1911–12, published 1913 and premiered 3 Jan. 1913.)

Other works:

• Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?, op.5 (1903/04), B&H, 1905
• Three Songs for Contralto or Baritone, op.6 (?1904/05), B&H, 1913
• Psalm 137, By the waters of Babylon, op.11 (1905/09), VS, B&H, 1914
• Stars of a summer night, op.1 (1905), Novello, 1908
• Various songs (solo voice, and partsongs) published by J. Curwen & Son, J.&W. Chester, Enoch, OUP and Augener before 1923
  

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Orchestral: Symphonies 2–32 (1930–68); Violin concerto in C major (1934–35)
• Operas: Turandot, prinzessin von China (1950–51); The Cenci (1951–52); Faust (1955–56); Agammemnon (1957)

Brescia, Domenico (1866–1939)

• Sifonía Ecuatoriana
• Suites
• String Quartets

Bretón, Tomás (1850–1923)

All works unpublished or published only recently; but there should be manuscripts

• Symphony No.2
• Los galeotes, symphonic poem
• Elegía y añoranza, symphonic poem
• Violin Concerto
• Piano Quintet
• Wind sextet

Bréville, Pierre de (1861–1949)

• Tête de Kenwark, Scène lyrique for Cello and Orchestra
• Nouvelles ballades op. 165
• Hymne à Venus, Vocal duo or chorus in 2 parts with viola, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, harp (c.1885); words by Auguste Villiers de l'Isle-Adam
• Suite brève for Organ
• Deuxieme Suite en Cinq Parties for Organ/Harmonium
• Violin Sonata No.2 (©1927) "sonate fantaisie en forme de rondeau"
• Épitaphe (Baudoux, 1899) (dedicated to Thérèse Roger)

Briccialdi, Giulio (1818–1881)

• Allegro for 2 flutes
• 8 Duos for flute
• Flute Concerto in F major (pub.1850, Richault)

Bridge, Frank (1879–1941)

Source for publication dates and other information: Frank Bridge- The Complete Works (Hindmarsh) @ Issuu/PHM Publishing

• 3 Dances for Violin & Piano, H.4 (1900), Version for Cello & Piano
• Scherzetto for Cello & Piano, H.19 (date unknown, estimated 1901-2 based on musical style by Hindmarsh. Published (hire only) in a (recent) orchestration.)

• Morning Song for Cello & Piano, H133 (1918)
• The Pneu world, for Cello and Piano, H.163 (1925)
• 3 Songs of Tagore, H.164 (published 1925/26 separately)
• Sir Roger De Coverley, H. 155 (1922) (Orig. orchestral strings, also arr. string quartet and full orchestra version.)
• Pensiero (H. 53) for Viola (©1908)
• Songs

• Caprice & Lament for 2 violas, H.101 (1912)
  • No.2 published 1981 by PHM. No.1 (Caprice) still unpublished
• Adagio ma non troppo for Organ, H.11 (ca. 1901 (?). Unpublished.)
• Two Poems for Orchestra after Richard Jefferies, H. 118 (1915) (published by Augener in 1923. Now only available through their hire library, according to Hindmarsh.)
• Lament (String Orchestra)
• Phantasm (Piano and Orchestra) - preferably full score, or, failing that, 2-piano version (pub.1941) - 2-piano version uploaded.
• Rhapsody Trio for two violins and viola, H. 176 (1928) (published 1965)
• Canzonetta, H.169 (1926)
• Graziella, H. 170 (1926) (H. 169/70 both pub. Winthrop Rogers/BMC/Hawkes in 1927)
• String Quartet No.3, H.175 (Augener, c 1928)

(The following can be added if performed in 1971 or earlier)

• Enter Spring Rhapsody (not published until 1977 apparently (Faber). Republished with permission by MPH in 2019.)
• Tempo di Mazurka for Cello and Piano, H.32 (1903) (pub.1991 in Hindmarsh edition.)
• Oration for Cello & Orchestra, H.180 (1930) (pub. 1979 and then in 1986 (reduction), both ed. Hindmarsh)

Brissler, Friedrich (1818–1893)

• Symphony
• Piano pieces (e.g. mazurka (1878))

Brisson, Frédéric (1821–1890)

• Le Roi des aulnes. Mélodie... Arrangé pour piano, violon, violoncelle et harmonicorde de Mr Debain par Frédéric Brisson. Op.64 (this and other arrangements by Brisson of Schubert's Erlkönig published by Petit aîné in 1858)
• Nocturne No.5 for piano, Op.112 (Gregh, 1874)
• La kermesse, rondo-valse, Op.4? (E. Huet, 1850)
• Rondo fantastique, Op.122 (Hartmann, plate F.B.10, date ?)

Britten, Benjamin (1913–1976)

Works by this person are under copyright (unless some exception applies).
The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra (©1947 ?)
• Four Sea Interludes (from Op.33) (Passacaglia ©1939, Sea Interludes as a set ©1941, some libraries list as "?" - may be some copyright issues here - conceivably became PD-US when published as a set - look into??)
• Simple Symphony (©1934)
• Peter Grimes op. 33 (©1945)

Brixi, František Xaver (1732–1771)

• Viola Concerto in C Major

Brod, Henri (1799–1839)

• Le retour du petit savoyard, duo concertant pour piano et hautbois sur la romance de F. Bérat, op.32 (published in 1831 by Schonenberger, plate SN 74)
• Morceau de salon pour hautbois (pub. 1839 by Schonenberger)
• Souvenirs d'Elisa et Claudio (Mercadante) (pub. 1839 by Schonenberger)

Brogi, Renato (1873–1924)

• String Quartet in B minor (pub.1904)
• Piano Trio in E minor (published 1909)

Bronsart, Hans (1830–1913)

• Frühlings Fantaisie, Op.11 für Orchester (full score)

Bronsart, Ingeborg (1840–1913)

• Notturno, Op.13; Elegie, Op.14, Romanze, Op.15 (pub.1879) (vc/pf)
• Die Göttin von Sais oder Linas und Liane: idyllische Oper in drei Aufzügen (text by Conrad Ferdinand Meyer) (libretto, published 1866, scanned- rest of opera?)

Brosig, Moritz (1815–1887)

• 3 Preludes and 2 Postludes, Op.70. Leuckart, 1852.

Broustet, Édouard (1836–1901)

• Symphonie concertante, Op.38 - full score ; parts?
• Piano Quintet
• Piano Concerto (no.2?)
• Sonata for violin or cello and piano, Op.52
• Sérénade Op.49 for piano trio (published by Minier, 1878)

Bruch, Max (1838–1920)

• Double Piano Concerto in A-flat minor (also called Op. 88); orchestral parts, full score or complete version for three pianos (one for orchestra). (So far only two movements are present, and arranged only for two pianos.)
• String Octet in B-flat major (pub. 1996)
• Konzertstück, Op.84, orchestral parts
• Intermezzo in B major, Original 2nd Movement of Symphony No.1, Op.28 (Full Score and Orchestral Part Score)

Bruckner, Anton (1824–1896)

• Missa solemnis, WAB 29, full score.
• Psalm 112 in B-flat minor, WAB 35, full score
• Fantasie in G major, WAB 118, complete score of Part II. Current score is missing p. 22 of the original score.
• Stille Betrachtung an einem Herbstabend, WAB 123, I would like a good pianist in Canada to add fingerings, maybe record a performance.
• Offertory in C for organ (?) (besides Prélude in D minor, WAB 130 (Bruckner, Anton), a dozen or so organ works (mostly arrangements) are collected in a Kalmus volume)
• Symphony in F minor, WAB 99 (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony in D minor 'Nullte', WAB 100 (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.3 in D minor, WAB 103, 1st version (1873-74) (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.4 in E-flat major, WAB 104, 1st Version (1874) (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.4 in E-flat major, WAB 104, 3rd Version (1887-88) (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.4 in E-flat major, WAB 104, "Volksfest"-Finale (1878) (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.8 in C minor, WAB 108, 1st Version (1887) (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.8 in C minor, WAB 108, 2nd Version (1890) (Orchestral Part Scores)
• Symphony No.9 in D minor, WAB 109/143, 1st published version (1903) (Orchestral Part Scores)

Brückner, Oscar (1857–1930)

• Cello Concerto Op.59 (pub.1916/17)

Bruhns, Friedrich Nikolaus (1637–1718)

• Full score/manuscript: Johannes-Passion (1702) formerly attributed to Reinhard Keiser
• Full score/manuscript: Markus-Passion (1705) formerly attributed to Reinhard Keiser

Bruhns, Nicolaus (1665–1697)

• “Little” Praeludium in E minor – not the “Great” Praeludium in E minor NOW AVAIBALE HERE: http://imslp.org/wiki/Praeludium_in_E_minor_%27Little%27_(Bruhns,_Nicolaus)
• Chorale Fantasia “Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland”
• Ich liege und schlafe (Cantata) Now availible here: https://imslp.org/wiki/Ich_liege_und_schlafe_(Bruhns%2C_Nicolaus)
• Hemmt eure Tränenflut (Cantata) Now available here: https://imslp.org/wiki/Hemmt_eure_Tr%C3%A4nenflut_(Bruhns%2C_Nicolaus)
• Die Zeit meines Abschieds ist vorhanden (Cantata)
• Muss nicht der Mensch auf dieser Erden (Cantata)
• Wohl dem, der den Herren fürchtet (Cantata)

Brüll, Ignaz (1846–1907)

• Im Walde, Op.25 (full score wanted)
• Symphony, Op.31 (full score wanted)
• Violin Concerto, Op.41 (full score wanted) – see composer’s talk page
• Violin Sonata No.3 in E minor, Op.81
• Ouverture pathétique, Op.98 (full score wanted)

Brumel, Antoine (fl.1483–1513)

• RISM A/I B 4643, Missæ (Venice: Petrucci, 1503) Bologna

Brun, Fritz (1878–1959)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Symphony No.2 in B-flat (pub.1912)
• Symphony No.3 in D m. (pub.1922 or 1923 - Monatsbericht (1923), p.4 ; library catalogs generally give [1922], some give [1920?]...)
• Violin Sonata in D minor (1906, pub.1920)
• String Quartet in G (published 1924)
• Symphony No.4 in E (published 1928 or 1929?) (note: only symphonies 2-4 have been published as of the article on Brun's symphonies in a 1996 issue of Tempo.)
• Le martyre de Jeanne d'Arc : drame lyrique en 2 actes (published 1932)
• 5 Lieder for Alto and Piano (published by Hüni in 1920, see Monatsbericht (1920), p.201)

Bruna, Pablo (1611–1679)

With an anniversary year coming up, only the same handfull of his ~30 tientos are online at

• BNPM

Brunckhorst, Arnold Matthias (1670–1725)

• Any organ works
• Prelude & Fugue (Präludium) in e and other Organ works

Brune, Adolf (1870–1935)

• Piano concerto, Op.24 (c.1904)

Bruneau, Alfred (1857–1934)

• Lazare (Lazarus), oratorio, Op.30 (1903)
• Angelo, tyran de Padoue, drame lyrique (1925, published 1928. 260pp vocal score is at various libraries. BNF has full score in ms but not uploaded yet.)

Brusselmans, Michel (1886–1960)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Violin Sonata in B minor (pub. Senart, 1921)
• Cello Sonata in D major (pub. Senart, 1921 (registered 1922 in US?))

Brzowski, Józef (1803/1805–1888)

• Hrabia Weseliński (Count Merrymaker), comic opera (staged 1833)
• Rejent z Flandrii czyli Piwowar z Gandawy (The Regent of Flanders or The Brewer of Ghent), opera (not staged?) 1880
• 2 Polonaises, Op.4
• Dramatic Symphony 1840
• Concert Overture 1850
• Elegie for violin and orchestra 1870 (we may have the violin/pf reduction uploaded?)
• Piano Quintet
• Piano Quartet 1859
• Requiem 1845
• Mass in A - MS in Bibliothèque royale de Belgique (B-Br Mus Ms 768)
• 'La Foi' Mass - MS in Bibliothèque royale de Belgique (B-Br Mus Ms 1593)
• Te Deum 1867
• Quintet for solo voice chorus and piano

Buchner, Philip Friedrich (1614–1669)

• Plectrum musicum

Buck, Dudley (1839–1909)

• Symphony in E-flat major (unpublished, has it survived in manuscript?)

Buffardin, Pierre-Gabriel (1690–1768)

• concerto à cinq en mi mineur Flute Concerto in E minor (His only known Concerto and only one of 2 known works)

Buke, Eižens (1877–1920)

Also Evgeny Bukke (in Russian)

• Opera "Fate" (in English translation)

or anything else?

Bukinik, Mikhail (1872–1947)

• 4 Concert Etudes (I think we have these uploaded now)

Bulakhov, Pavel (1824–1875)

• Romans Ego uzh ni︠e︡t : ispolnennyĭ Tamberlikom (pub. Gutheil, 1861) (main publication?)

Bulakhov, Pyotr (1822–1885)

Bullerian, Hans (1885–1948)

• Violin Sonata in E minor, Op.29 (pub.1922, HMB 1923 p.4) (c) 1922 per WC?)
• Sextet in G♭ major, Op.38 ((c)?1924, maybe 1925)
• Cello Concerto, Op.41 (Simrock, 1927, Free Library/Fleisher; 1926 in reduction)
• Passacaglia and Fugue for large orchestra, Op.76 (pub.1936 by Möricke of Stettin) (listed in Stabikat-SBB. Maybe eventually digitized, since PD-CA/EU)

Bumcke, Gustav (1876–1963)

Works are generally in the public domain in Canada, although not in the EU. US copyright status depends on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Wind-sextet, Op.19 (pub.1908)
• Harmonielehre (pub.1921)
• Suite über die Töne F-H-G-B, Op.28 (pub.1919)
• Saxophone etudes, Op.38 (published in books published in a series of years starting in the mid-1920s)

Bungert, August (1845–1915)

• Mysterium (Warum? Woher? Wohin?), Op.60 (score at Dutch Royal Library)
• Torquato Tasso, Op.14 (score at: Zurich, Free Lib. Philadelphia, SBB)

Bunte, Johann Friedrich (1769–1843)

• 2 String Quartets, Op.3 (pub.1808)
• String Quartet, Op.5
• Symphony, Op.9 (ca.1817?)

Burger, Max (1856–1917)

ca.1917, probably.

• Sinfonietta in B-flat for strings, Op.65, published 1909
• Jugend-Quartett in C, Op.40, published 1905 by Coppenrath (Monatsbericht (1905), p.6.)

Busch, Adolf (1891–1952)

• Variations on the Radetzky-Marsch by Strauss, Op.9 (pub.1917)
• Concerto for Large Orchestra, Op.43 (Breitkopf u Härtel, 1931) (PD-CA-only)
• Symphony in E minor, Op.39
• Variationen und Fuge für kleines Orchester über ein Thema von W.A. Mozart, Op.19, ©1920 by Eschig (listed in HMB in 1923 (N. Simrock), curiously - maybe confused with Op.19a? Also, if-when this is uploaded, avoid full 3-book-long titles, use Variations and Fugue, Op.19 (Busch, Adolf). Or something like...)
• Variationen über ein Thema v. W. A. Mozart für Orch., Op.41. (Breitkopf und Härtel, 1929). (On a theme from the Divertimento, K.240. Republished 2023 by MPH.)
• Violin Concerto in A minor, Op.20
• Violin Sonata in G, Op.21 (©1923)
• Sinfonische Phantasie for chorus, organ and orchestra, Op.17 (pub. 1933? See WorldCat and Monatsbericht (1933), p.6.)
• Fantasie über Joh. Seb. Bachs Rezitativ aus der Matthäus-Passion "Mein Gott, warum hast du mich verlassen" und den Choral" Aus tiefer Not schrei ich zu dir". Für Orgel, Op.19a (published 1923.) (©ÖNB) (if this is uploaded, please use eg Fantasie, Op.19a :) )
• Piano Concerto, Op.31 (©1928)
• Divertimento, Op.30 (published 1925, Breitkopf)
• String Quartet in A minor, Op.57 (1942, published 1944) (PD... eventually.)
• Piano Quintet, Op.35 (pub. Breitkopf, 1927)
• Psalm 6 with Chorus, Orchestra and Organ, Op.70 (pub.1951) (PD-CA&EU at best, not US for some time)

Busch, William (1901–1945)

• Cello Concerto (1940) - see WorldCat

Busoni, Ferruccio (1866–1924)

Certain posthumous works may be copyrighted in Canada, and works first published in 1929 or later may be copyrighted in the United States. See public domain.

• Minuetto capriccioso in C-Dur für Pianoforte, op. 61, BV 124 (Cranz)
• Zwei Lieder mit Pianofortebegleitung, op. 31, BV 167 (Schmidl and Vicentini)
• Preludio e Fuga in C für Pianoforte, op. 36, BV 180
• Danza notturna in D-Dur für Pianoforte, op. 13, BV 189 (Trebbi)
• Ave Maria: Antiphon für Bariton mit Orchesterbegleitung, op. 35, BV 190 (Lucca)
• Marcia di Paesani e Contadine für Pianoforte, op. 32, BV 193 (Schmidl and Vicentini)
• Zwei altdeutsche Lieder für eine Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung, op. 18, BV 207 (Kistner)
• Zwei Lieder für eine tiefe Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung, op. 24, BV 216 (Kahnt) (pub.1887)
• Kultaselle: Zehn kurze Variationen über ein finnische Volkslied für Violoncello und Pianoforte, BV 237 (B&H, E.B. 5478)
• Altoums Warnung (Zweiter Anhang zur Turandot-Suite), BV 248b (full score; B&H, Part.B. 1976a) (©1934, probably)
• Zwei Gesänge für eine Männerstimme mit kleinem Orchester: Altoums Gebet aus "Turandot" ["Konfutse, dir hab' ich geschworen"], BV 277 (full score; B&H, Part.B. 2481)
• Zwei Gesänge für eine Männerstimme mit kleinem Orchester: Lied des Mephistopheles aus Goethes "Faust", BV 278 (full score; B&H, Part.B. 2482)
• Romanza e Scherzoso for Piano and Orchestra, BV 290 (full score; B&H, Part.B. 2639)
• Concertino for Piano and Orchestra, BV 292 (full score; B&H, Part. B. 2824)
• Beethoven. Benedictus aus der Missa solennis. Bearbeitet von Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 49 (B&H, E.B. 4474)
• Fantaisie über Motive aus "Der Barbier von Bagdad", komische Oper von Peter Cornelius, für Pianoforte componirt von Ferruccio B. Busoni, BV B 52 (Kahnt)
• Novelletten für Pianoforte, Violine und Violoncell componirt und Herrn Ferdinand Hiller gewidmet von Niels W. Gade. Op. 29. Bearbeitung für zwei Pianoforte zu vier Händen von F. B. Busoni..., BV B 54 (B&H)
• Merlin. Oper in drei Acten von Carl Goldmark. Text von Siegfried Lipiner (vocal score by Busoni), BV B 56; available on the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin's Digitalisierte Sammlungen
• Heroischer Marsch in ungarischem Styl für das Piano-Forte von F. Liszt. Neu herausgegeben … von Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 62 (Schlesinger; plate number S. 2977)
• Franz Liszt. Polonaise No.2 (E Dur) pour Piano. Nouvelle Édition augmentée d'une Cadence Finale par Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 64 (Simrock, plate number 12604)
• Rondo Concertante für Klavier u. Orchester aus dem 22. Concerto von W. A. Mozart neu bearbeitet von Ferruccio Busoni, BV B 87 (B&H, Part.B. 2604)
• Adagio aus dem Klarinetten-Konzert (KV 622), BV B 90 (B&H, Part.B. 2532); available on the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin's Digitalisierte Sammlungen
• Scherzo aus dem Streichquartett in E moll von Ottokar Novacek. Zum Concertvortrage für Pianoforte bearbeitet … von Ferruccio B. Busoni, BV B 95 (Fritzsch, E.W.F. 523, ©1892. Could be put on the existing page for String Quartet in E minor by Ottokar Nováček where the existing recording of the arrangement is already in the NML section.)
• Konzert-Allegro mit Introduktion. (op. 134) Bearbeitung für zwei Pianoforte, BV B 109 (B&H, V.A. 832)
• Joh. Seb. Bach, Klavierwerke. Unter Mitwirkung von Egon Petri und Bruno Mugellini. Herausgegeben von Ferruccio Busoni (B&H, 1894-1921), vols. 2-4, 7, 8, 11-13, 16, 18, 21, 23, 24 (currently missing volumes)
• Joh. Seb. Bach. Sechs Tonstücke. Klavier-Übertragung von Ferruccio Busoni. Neue durchgesehene Ausgabe (B&H, V.A. 1916)
• Bach-Busoni. Gesammelte Ausgabe. Bearbeitungen, Übertragungen, Studien und Kompositionen für Pianoforte nach Johann Sebastian Bach von Ferruccio Busoni. Vollständige und vervollkommnete Ausgabe (B&H, 7 vols., BB I-VII; 1916, 1920); the seventh volume (BB VII) was added in 1920 edition.

Büsser, Henri (1872–1973)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• Minerve : ouverture de concert, Op.7 (pub.1905 by Lemoine in fs, 2pf, etc.)
• Hercule au jardin des Hespérides, Op.18 (symphonic poem) (pub.1900 in reduction, 1901 full score by Lemoine)

Butler, Henry (1623–1652)

(First recorded as an emigré musician in King Philip's court in 1623, died 1652, also called Botelero)

• Trio sonata in F major (RISM ID 806928816, recorded by the Newberry Consort in 1996)

Butterworth, George (1885–1916)

• 2 English Idylls (full score, parts)

Butting, Max (1888–1976)

Works by this composer can only be added to the US server. Works published in 1928 or earlier are in the public domain in the US, as well as potentially certain other works depending on publication and registration details. See public domain.

• String Quartet No.1 in A Op.8 (pub.1919)
• Kammersymphonie für 13 Instrumente ; op. 25 ; [1923] (pub. 1924 by Tischer & Jagenberg)
• Kleine stücke für streichquartett, Op.26 (pub. 1924 by Schott)
• Duo for violin and piano, Op.32 (pub.1927)

The following items are ineligible to be added due to copyright status:

• Symphony No.2 Op.29 (pub.1933 by Universal Edition)
• Symphony No.3 Op.34 (pub.1933 by Universal Edition) (appears in HMB in 1935 for some reason, but ©1933.)
• Symphony No.6 Op.44 (pub.1962, Edit. Peters)
• Symphony No.9 in one movement Op.94 (pub.1959, Verlag für Neue Musik)

Büttner, Max (1879–1948)

• Harp Concerto, Op.10 (pub. 1926? by Himmelreich of Munich) (publication date from HMB; composed by 1924, see D-Mbs Mus.ms. 10854; Nachlass Max Büttner)

Büttner, Paul (1870–1943)

• Symphony No.1 in F (pub.1917?)
• Symphony No.2 in G (pub.1917 (at least in piano solo reduction))
• Symphony No.3 in D♭ (pub.1917? (at least in piano solo reduction))

Buttstett, Johann Heinrich (1666–1727)

• Any keyboard works

3 Chorale Preludes uploaded.

Buttykay, Ákos (1871–1935)

• Symphony (No.1) in C♯ minor (performed 1900 February? in Budapest) (@ Szechenyi lib. - Mus. Ms. 3136. Possibly unpublished.)
• Liebesrausch, operetta in 3 acts (published 1920 by Leipzig: Eibenschütz & Berté) (libretto Robert Bodanzky (1879-1923))
• It seems over 50? other works of his are held in the Szechenyi Library (e.g. "Der fliegende Griech" grosse Operette, ...).
• 3? violin concertos (Opp. 18, 19 (1910); 1933)

Buxtehude, Dietrich (1637–1707)

• Klagelied BuxWV76b (version pour soprano ou mezzo, et orgue)
• “Wacht, euch zum Streit gefasset macht” of “Das Jüngste Gericht” BuxWV Anh.3

Organ completists would like:

• Praeludien, BuxWV 138, 147, 154, and 162 - uploaded
• Canzonas and Canzonettas, BuxWV 167, 169, 170, 172, 173, and 225
• Chorale preludes, BuxWV 214-216 (BuxWV 214 and 215 being separated), "Erhalt uns, Herr, bei deinem Wort (BuxWV Anh. 11) and "Chirst lag in Todesbanden" (BuxWV Anh 14) 214-215 are in Spitta/Seifert "Orgelcompositionen". So is 216 though it hasn't been transferred to a separate workpage.

Suites for harpsichord:

• BuxWV 226 - 234, 237 - 244 (in modern sheet music, not tablature)

Variations for harpsichord:

• BuxWV 245 - 250 (in modern sheet music, not tablature) (if possible. 250 particularly given its possible relation to Bach's Goldberg set? - Schissel, who would find any representation- a recording, arrangement, tablature, of BuxWV 250 to be acceptable, so long as it was copyright-ok goes-without-etc. ...) (245, 246 and 249 have been typeset by Fynnjamin. The others not yet.)

The Burning of London

Byrd, William (ca.1540–1623)

• Gradualia I (1605) Full (=completed?) Score, Original form (not transcriptions as is now in the Library)
• Turbarum voces (= choruses of St. John Passion, part of Gradualia above) these are up as #10 of the three part pieces (confusingly labeled 2.1.1.1), albeit w/o text; see also cpdl
• Psalmes, songs, and sonnets (1611) and Byrd facsimiles in general Richard Mix 12:09, 29 December 2011 (UTC)

Bytovetzski, Pavel (late 19th century–fl.1976?)

Works by this person are under copyright (unless some exception applies).
probably?

• Double-stopping

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