Just one work

[gurnemanz]

Arlen - Stormy Weather
Beethoven - Missa Solemnis
Chopin – any Valse
Dylan – Not Dark Yet
Elgar – In the South
Franck – Violin Sonata
Gluck – Orfeo
Handel – Messiah
Ives – Unanswered Question
Janáček– Jenufa
Kern - The Way You Look Tonight
Liszt - Les jeux d’eau à la Villa d’Este
Mozart – Don Giovanni
Nielsen – Violin Concerto
Orbison – In Dreams
Porter – Every Time we Say Goodbye
Quilter - Now sleeps the crimson petal
Ravel – Piano Trio
Schubert – Winterrreise
Tchaikovsky - Piano Trio, Op 50
Unger-Sabatier, Karoline – Frühlingsglaube (She also sang mezzo on the first night of Beethoven's Ninth)
Verdi – Don Carlos
Wagner - Parsifal
Xidiminguana - Dabula Na Mutamulani
Yradier - La perla de Triana
Zemlinsky - Sonntag

[vinteuil]

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
MacCunn: Land of the Mountain and the Flood
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

... no, really, no - Roehre - how could you descend so low??

[ahinton]

And Ysaye has the solo violin sonatas. There's a new cd by the wonderful Alina Ibaginova out soon on Hyperion.

Must get that, then. Yes, she really is wonderful (though "Ibragimova", s'il vous plaît!). I first heard her in one of her earliest recordings and have to say that launching a recording career wih two Roslavets concertos is not quite what most violinists would think to do...

[Dave2002]

Quantz composed a quite popular flute concerto, one of the very first flute pieces I got early in my classical music listening career (i.e. 1971).

Which one? I suppose the other hundred or so weren't so popular - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...Joachim_Quantz

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Or -

Ablinger: Voices & Piano
Barrett: Opening of the Mouth
Cassidy: The Crutch of Memory
Dillon: Nine Rivers
Eotvos: Chinese Opera
Finnissy: English Country Tunes
Glover: Gradual Music
Hinton: String Quintet
Iddon: hamadryads
Jackson: Requiem
Kubisch: Night Shift
Lachenmann: The Little Match Girl
Matthews: Symphony #8
Norman: Bells and Gargoyles
Oliveros: Theatre of Substitutions
Parkinson: Piano Piece 2006
Que?
Rijnvos: Block Beuys
Saunders: Chroma
Thut: Many 1 - 4
Uitti: ADHD
V?
Werder: 2011(4)
X?
Young: The Tortoise; his Dreams and Journeys
Zorn: Track & Field

[Roehre]

Which one? I suppose the other hundred or so weren't so popular - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...Joachim_Quantz

one in G, no further details. I'm afraid.

[Roehre]

Or -

Ablinger: Voices & Piano
Barrett: Opening of the Mouth
Cassidy: The Crutch of Memory
Dillon: Nine Rivers
Eotvos: Chinese Opera
Finnissy: English Country Tunes
Glover: Gradual Music
Hinton: String Quintet
Iddon: hamadryads
Jackson: Requiem
Kubisch: Night Shift
Lachenmann: The Little Match Girl
Matthews: Symphony #8
Norman: Bells and Gargoyles
Oliveros: Theatre of Substitutions
Parkinson: Piano Piece 2006
Que?
Rijnvos: Block Beuys
Saunders: Chroma
Thut: Many 1 - 4
Uitti: ADHD
V?
Werder: 2011(4)
X?
Young: The Tortoise; his Dreams and Journeys
Zorn: Track & Field

V = Vitoria / Tanzmusik mit B e.g.

[vinteuil]

... well, I was going to draw up a list of works written before 1800.

But I thought it might be a tad pretentious.

Pretentious? Moi???

[Roehre]

... well, I was going to draw up a list of works written before 1800.

But I thought it might be a tad pretentious.

Pretentious? Moi???

Abelard: O Quanta Qualia (12C)
Banchieri: Contrappunto bestiale alla mente (1605)
Cabezon: Diferencias sobre el Canto del Cavallero (16C)
DesPrez: Absalom Fili me
Epinal: Jerusalem grant damage me fais (13C)
Fabri: Ach Vlaender vrie (1400)
Galilei: Contapunto secondo di BM (1584)
Hacomplaynt: Salve Regina a 5 (1510s)
Isaac: A la Bataglia
Janequin: La Chasse
Kapsberger: Toccata arpeggiata (1604)
Lacorcia: Ahi, tu plangi (1616)
Machaut: Messe de Nostre Dame (1363)
Narvaez: Romance del Tey moro que perdio Alhama (1538)
Obrecht: Ein fröhlich Wesen
Palestrina: Ad te levavi Oculos meos (1581)
Queldryk: Gloria in Excelsis
Rebelo: Beatus Vir (1657)
Sachs: Der Eyszapfen (15C)
Tallis: Spem in alium
Uccellini: Sonata sopra la Bergamasca (1640s)
Vaillant: Trés doulz amis - Ma dame - Cent mille fois (14C)
Wert, de: Libro VIII de Madrigali a cinque voci (1586)
X
Y
Zangius: Tota pulchra est (16C)

[antongould]

Abelard: O Quanta Qualia (12C)
Banchieri: Contrappunto bestiale alla mente (1605)
Cabezon: Diferencias sobre el Canto del Cavallero (16C)
DesPrez: Absalom Fili me
Epinal: Jerusalem grant damage me fais (13C)
Fabri: Ach Vlaender vrie (1400)
Galilei: Contapunto secondo di BM (1584)
Hacomplaynt: Salve Regina a 5 (1510s)
Isaac: A la Bataglia
Janequin: La Chasse
Kapsberger: Toccata arpeggiata (1604)
Lacorcia: Ahi, tu plangi (1616)
Machaut: Messe de Nostre Dame (1363)
Narvaez: Romance del Tey moro que perdio Alhama (1538)
Obrecht: Ein fröhlich Wesen
Palestrina: Ad te levavi Oculos meos (1581)
Queldryk: Gloria in Excelsis
Rebelo: Beatus Vir (1657)
Sachs: Der Eyszapfen (15C)
Tallis: Spem in alium
Uccellini: Sonata sopra la Bergamasca (1640s)
Vaillant: Trés doulz amis - Ma dame - Cent mille fois (14C)
Wert, de: Libro VIII de Madrigali a cinque voci (1586)
X
Y
Zangius: Tota pulchra est (16C)

Wonderful

[Serial_Apologist]

Wonderful

They'd uninvented X, them Renaissance guys, and didn't know Y.

[Roehre]

They'd uninvented X, them Renaissance guys, and didn't know Y.

the Y was sometimes used in names/words other than Greek as well:
e.g.
Ycart: Geistliches Kyrie (c.1480) (his name was spelled Hicart, Icart and Ycart)

[Tony Halstead]

Arlen - Stormy Weather
Beethoven - Missa Solemnis
Chopin – any Valse
Dylan – Not Dark Yet
Elgar – In the South
Franck – Violin Sonata
Gluck – Orfeo
Handel – Messiah
Ives – Unanswered Question
Janáček– Jenufa
Kern - The Way You Look Tonight
Liszt - Les jeux d’eau à la Villa d’Este
Mozart – Don Giovanni
Nielsen – Violin Concerto
Orbison – In Dreams
Porter – Every Time we Say Goodbye
Quilter - Now sleeps the crimson petal
Ravel – Piano Trio
Schubert – Winterrreise
Tchaikovsky - Piano Trio, Op 50
Unger-Sabatier, Karoline – Frühlingsglaube (She also sang mezzo on the first night of Beethoven's Ninth)
Verdi – Don Carlos
Wagner - Parsifal
Xidiminguana - Dabula Na Mutamulani
Yradier - La perla de Triana
Zemlinsky - Sonntag

ARLEN: well well, I thought I would never see that name again after a concert in Manchester Town Hall in 1958/1959 when - aged 13/14 - I played 'The Alamein Concerto' ( for piano and orchestra) by the said ALBERT ARLEN. (Was that his real name or a pseudonym, I wonder?).
What made the concert memorable for me was that in the audience was none other than Field Marshall Montgomery himself, of 'Alamein Fame'!
Somewhere I have a photo of him shaking hands with me.... and furthermore, in an amazingly kindly way, after that concert he sent me a Christmas card every year until his death.

[gurnemanz]

ARLEN: well well, I thought I would never see that name again after a concert in Manchester Town Hall in 1958/1959 when - aged 13/14 - I played 'The Alamein Concerto' ( for piano and orchestra) by the said ALBERT ARLEN. (Was that his real name or a pseudonym, I wonder?).
What made the concert memorable for me was that in the audience was none other than Field Marshall Montgomery himself, of 'Alamein Fame'!
Somewhere I have a photo of him shaking hands with me.... and furthermore, in an amazingly kindly way, after that concert he sent me a Christmas card every year until his death.

Thanks for that interesting reminiscence. Arlen, Harold (no relation as far as I know) was the one who went "Over the Rainbow".

[Petrushka]

Arnold - Symphony No 9
Beethoven - Symphony No 3
Chopin - Military Polonaise
Debussy - Jeux
Elgar - Violin Concerto
Fucik - Entry of the Gladiators
Greig - Piano Concerto
Handel - Messiah
Ives - Central Park in the Dark
Janacek - Sinfonietta
Krenek - Jonny spielt auf
Lutoslawski - Concerto for Orchestra
Mahler: Symphony No 2
Nono: Il Canto Sospeso
Offenbach: Orpheus in the Underworld
Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet
Quilter - A Children's Overture
Rachmaninov - The Bells
Shostakovich - Symphony No 5
Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
Ullmann - Der Kaiser von Atlantis
Verdi - Requiem
Wagner - The Ring
Xenakis - Keqrops
Y - pass
Ziehrer - Faschingskinder Walzer