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Composer

Felix Mendelssohn

4,109 works in the index

Era
Romantic
Nationality
Kingdom of Saxony
Born in
Hamburg

Mendelssohn wrote fluently and early, and his music is unusually grateful to play — it lies well under the hand in a way that his contemporaries' often does not.

The Songs Without Words are the most useful thing in this catalogue for a developing pianist: forty-eight short pieces across a wide range of difficulty, several genuinely accessible, all musically substantial. The Violin Concerto is a cornerstone of that instrument's repertoire, and Elijah of the choral one.

He also wrote a great deal of organ music, including six sonatas, which sits in the small category of nineteenth-century organ repertoire that is neither Bach nor French.

Catalogue

Works page 9 of 86

String Quartet No.6, Op.80

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Symphony No.2, Op.52

Felix Mendelssohn

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Symphony No.4, Op.90

Felix Mendelssohn

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Etude

Felix Mendelssohn

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Variations, Op.83

Felix Mendelssohn

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Song Without Words: Op.46, No.

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Bridal March: Midsummer Nights Dream: Easy Pian

Felix Mendelssohn

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Help, Lord (Mendelssohn-Elijah)

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It Is Enough (Mendelssohn-Elijah)

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Hear Ye Israel (Mendelssohn-Elijah)

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Vorwort

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Gruss (Greeting)

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Variations Concertantes

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Athalia, Op. 74 - 4. Ist es Gluck, ist es Leid

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Come, Let Us Sing, Op. 46 - 1. O come, let us worship

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Come, Let Us Sing, Op. 46 - 3. In His hands

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part I - 6. Elijah, get thee hence

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part I - 10. As God the Lord of Sabaoth

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part I - 15. Cast thy burden upon the Lord

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part I - 19a. Thou hast overthrown thine enemies!

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part II - 24. Woe to him

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part II - 29. He , watching over Israel

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part II - 34. Behold, God the Lord

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Elijah, Op. 70, Part II - 39. Then shall the righteous shine forth

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Die Erste Walpurgisnacht, Op. 60 - 5. Diese dumpfen Pfaffenchristen

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The First Walpurgis Night, Op. 60 - 1. Now May again breaks Winter's chain

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The First Walpurgis Night, Op. 60 - 6. Come with torches brightly flashing

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The First Walpurgis Night, Op. 60 - 8. Help, my comrades

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Hymn of Praise English Version of Lobgesang, Op. 52 - 3. Sing ye praise

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Hymn of Praise English Version of Lobgesang, Op. 52 - 8. Let all men praise the Lord

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Hymn of Praise English Version of Lobgesang, Op. 52 - 10. Ye nations, offer to the Lord

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Psalm 42, Op. 42 - 3. Meine Thranen sind meine Speise

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Psalm 42, Op. 42 - 5. Mein Gott, betrubt ist meine Seele in mir

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part I - 12. And Saul Made Havock Of The Church

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part I - 16. Sleepers, Wake, A Voice Is Calling

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part I - 20. I Praise Thee, O Lord

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part I - 21. And Ananias Went His Way

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part II - 25. Now We Are Ambassadors

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part II - 26. How Lovely Are The Messengers

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part II - 29. Is This He?

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part II - 33. The Gods Themselves

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part II - But Our God Abideth In Heaven

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Saint Paul, Op.36, Part II - 41. And Paul Sent And Called The Elders

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I Praise Thee, O Lord

Felix Mendelssohn

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Greeting

Felix Mendelssohn

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Sechs Lieder op. 50 (1842): Turkisches Schenkenlied, "Setze mir nicht, du Grobian" Nr. 1 Es-Dur op. 50 (?1839/40)

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Thy Secret Place

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Performance Tracks

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