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Composer

Cornelius Gurlitt

German composer (1820-1901)

1820–1901

486 works in the index

Born
1820
Died
1901
Birthplace
Altona
Citizenship / historical state
Kingdom of Denmark
Period (estimated from birth year)
Romantic

Biography

Cornelius Gurlitt — German composer (1820-1901). Cornelius Gurlitt was born in 1820 in Altona. The recorded year of death is 1901. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as Kingdom of Denmark.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments
Piano, Organ, Flute, Saxophone, Viola
Genres represented
Classical, Pop, Children, pop
Works with composition dates
0 of 486

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 7 of 11

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details
WorkYear composedCatalogue / opusKey in titleListed instrumentsGenreEditions
Song Without Words, Op. 101, No. 6 — Op. 101, No. 6— PianoClassical 1
Evening Peace, Op. 131, No. 20 — Op. 131, No. 20— PianoClassical 1
Little Flower , Op. 205, No 5 — Op. 205, No 5— PianoClassical —
Melodic Study, Op. 50, No. 14 — Op. 50, No. 14— PianoClassical 1
Buds and Blossoms, Op. 107, No. 4 — Op. 107, No. 4— PianoClassical 1
Buds and Blossoms, Op. 107, No. 7 — Op. 107, No. 7— PianoClassical 1
Hunting Song [Op. 140, No. 14] — Op. 140, No. 14— Piano— 1
Impromptu [Op. 140, No. 19] — Op. 140, No. 19— Piano— 1
Loss [Op. 140, No. 16] — Op. 140, No. 16— Piano— 1
March [Op. 140, No. 1] — Op. 140, No. 1— Piano— 1
Murmuring Brook [Op. 140, No. 5] — Op. 140, No. 5— Piano— 1
Serenade [Op. 140, No. 18] — Op. 140, No. 18— Piano— 1
The Festive Dance [Op. 140, No. 7] — Op. 140, No. 7— Piano— 1
The Sky Is Bright [Op. 140, No. 3] — Op. 140, No. 3— Piano— 1
Thoughtful Moments [Op. 140, No. 9] — Op. 140, No. 9— Piano— 1
Etude [Op. 117, No. 12] — Op. 117, No. 12— Piano— 1
Etude [Op. 163, No. 3] Additional credits Louis Köhler — Op. 163, No. 3— Piano— —
Etude [Op. 190, No. 17] Additional credits Louis Köhler — Op. 190, No. 17— Piano— —
Etude [Op. 190, No. 30] Additional credits Louis Köhler — Op. 190, No. 30— Piano— —
Etude [Op. 249] Additional credits Louis Köhler — Op. 249— Piano— —
Etude [Op. 70, No. 16] Additional credits Hermann Berens — Op. 70, No. 16— Piano— —
Etude [Op. 70, No. 9] Additional credits Hermann Berens — Op. 70, No. 9— Piano— —
Etude no. 14 — —— Piano— —
Etude no. 15 Additional credits Ludwig Schytte — —— Piano— —
Etude no. 16 — —— Piano— —
Etude no. 17 — —— Piano— 0
Etude no. 19 — —— Piano— —
Etude no. 15 — —— Piano— —
Etude no. 27 — —— Piano— —
Etude no. 7 Additional credits Louis Köhler — —— Piano— —
Fanfare, Op. 117, No. 8 — Op. 117, No. 8— Piano— 0
Sonatina in C Major [Op. 55, No. 3] Additional credits Friedrich Kuhlau — Op. 55, No. 3C major Piano— —
Etude, Op. 50, no. 2 — Op. 50, no. 2— Piano— 1
Hymn [Op. 117, No. 27] — Op. 117, No. 27— Piano— 1
Jazzy Virtuoso Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Olympic Fanfare Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Patterns and Colors Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Progressing Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Reaching for the Goal Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Rolling Over Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Seventh Heaven Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
Study No. 11 Additional credits Charles-Louis Hanon — —— Piano— —
Study No. 13 Additional credits Charles-Louis Hanon — —— Piano— —
Study No. 21 Additional credits Charles-Louis Hanon — —— Piano— —
That Thirds Thing! Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
U-Turns Additional credits Jane Magrath — —— Piano— —
A Song — —— PianoClassical —
Andantino In F — —— PianoClassical —

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. This short biography is assembled from the recorded facts. Authority record: VIAF 19947989. Portrait: Ulrich von Baudissin (1816-1892), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.