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Composer

Florent Schmitt

French composer (1870-1958)

1870–1958

258 works in the index

Born
1870
Died
1958
Birthplace
Blâmont
Citizenship / historical state
France
Period (estimated from birth year)
Modern

Biography

Florent Schmitt — French composer (1870-1958). Florent Schmitt was born in 1870 in Blâmont. The recorded year of death is 1958. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as France.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments
Piano, Voice, Orchestra, Organ, Harp
Genres represented
Classical
Works with composition dates
113 of 258

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 2 of 6

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
3 Danses, Op. 86 1935IMSLP Op. 86 PianoClassical 2
3 Duos, Op. 136 1957IMSLP Op. 136 VoiceClassical 2
Fables sans morales, Op. 130 1954IMSLP Op. 130 Classical 2
Final, Op. 77 1926IMSLP Op. 77 Classical 2
Humoresques, Op. 43 1911IMSLP Op. 43 Classical 1
In Memoriam, Op. 72 1935IMSLP Op. 72 OrchestraClassical 2
4 Lieds, Op. 45 1912IMSLP Op. 45 VoiceClassical 2
5 Motets, Op. 60 1917IMSLP Op. 60 OrganClassical 2
Musique sur l'eau, Op. 33 1898IMSLP Op. 33 VoiceClassical 2
Musiques foraines, Op. 22 1902IMSLP Op. 22 Classical 2
3 Pièces Récréatives, Op. 37 1907IMSLP Op. 37 Classical 2
Pièces Romantiques Op. 42 1901-8IMSLP Op. 42 PianoClassical 2
2 Pieces, Op. 57 1911IMSLP Op. 57 HarpClassical 2
7 Pieces, Op. 15 1899IMSLP Op. 15 Classical 2
3 Préludes, Op. 3 1890-95IMSLP Op. 3 PianoClassical 2
Psaume XLVII, Op. 38 1904IMSLP Op. 38 Classical 2
Pupazzi Op. 36 1907IMSLP Op. 36 PianoClassical 2
Rêves, Op. 65 1913–15IMSLP Op. 65 OrchestraClassical 2
Saxophone Quartet, Op. 102 1941IMSLP Op. 102 Tenor, Alto, BaritoneClassical 2
Small gestures, Op. 92 1940IMSLP Op. 92 PianoClassical 2
String Quartet, Op. 112 1948IMSLP Op. 112 Classical 2
Suite for Flute and Piano, Op. 129 Op. 129 Classical 2
Sur cinq notes, Op. 34 1906IMSLP Op. 34 Classical 2
Symphonie concertante, Op. 82 1932IMSLP Op. 82 Classical 2
3 Trios, Op. 99 1941IMSLP Op. 99 Classical 2
Tristesse au jardin, Op. 52 1908IMSLP Op. 52 VoiceClassical 2
4. La Passeggiata al Lido PianoClassical 2
1. En Revant PianoClassical 2
1. Serenade Harp, Timpani, percussionClassical 2
2. Le Retour a l Harp, Timpani, percussionClassical 2
La Mort du rossignol VoiceClassical 2
Lübeck, from "Reflections of Germany", Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Douceur du Soir, No. 4 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 1 Op. 26 Classical 1
Valse, No. 10 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 2 Op. 26 Classical 1
Werder, from "Reflections of Germany", Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Dance Vestigial, from "Music for the Open Air", Op. 44 Op. 44 Classical 1
Danse Britannique, No. 5 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 1 Op. 26 Classical 1
Reflections of Germany, Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Vienna, from "Reflections of Germany", Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Berceuse, No. 6 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 2 Op. 26 Classical 1
Dresden, from "Reflections of Germany", Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Serenade, No. 1 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 1 Op. 26 Classical 1
Mazurka, No. 7 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 2 Op. 26 Classical 1
Soirs: Ten Preludes for Piano, Op. 5 Op. 5 Classical 1
Heidelberg, from "Reflections of Germany", Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Nuremberg, from "Reflections of Germany", Op. 28 Op. 28 Classical 1
Visite, No. 2 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 1 Op. 26 Classical 1
Marche Burlesque, No. 8 from "Feuillets de Voyage", Op. 26, Book 2 Op. 26 Classical 1

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 12492803. Portrait: Eugène Pirou (1841 - 1909), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.