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Composer

Stephen Heller

Classical pianist and composer (1813–1888)

1813–1888

497 works in the index

Born
1813
Died
1888
Birthplace
Pest
Citizenship / historical state
France
Period (estimated from birth year)
Romantic

Biography

Stephen Heller — Classical pianist and composer (1813–1888). Stephen Heller was born in 1813 in Pest. The recorded year of death is 1888. The biographical record lists citizenship or historical state as France.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments
Piano, harpsichord, Flute, Organ, Cello
Genres represented
Classical, pop, Country, Rock
Works with composition dates
4 of 497

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 9 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
No. 2 Die kleine Bettlerin and No. 3 Eglogue from Miscallanees, op. 40,2-3 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 40— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 4, 5 and 6 from Traumbildner, op. 79,4-6 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 79— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 2 Nach erquickender Rast from Wanderstunden, op. 80,2 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 80— Piano, harpsichord— —
Preludes No. 2, 15, 16 and 17 from 24 Preludes, op. 81 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 81— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 9 from Blumen-, Frucht- und Dornenstucke, op. 82,9 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 82— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 3 Reverie du gondolier from Trois Morceaux, op. 121,3 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 121— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 1, 9 and 10 from Scenes of the childhood, op. 124,1 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 124— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 5 Waldsage and No. 3 Verfolgtes Eichhornchen from Im Walde., op. 128 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 128— Piano, harpsichord— —
The hunting, op. 29 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 29— Piano, harpsichord— —
No. 5 Fragen and No. 6 Antwort from Petit Album, op. 134,5-6 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 134— Piano, harpsichord— —
7 Pieces from notebook for small and big, op. 138 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 138— Piano, harpsichord— —
Preludes No. 6, 7, 8, 10 and 17 from 20 Preludes, op. 150 Performed by Stephen Heller — op. 150— Piano, harpsichord— —
Tolling Bell OP. 125 No. 8 — OP. 125 No. 8— PianoClassical —
Evening Twilight Op. 138 No. 3 — Op. 138 No. 3— Piano— —
Etude Op. 47 No. 19 — Op. 47 No. 19— Piano— —
Berceuse Op.47 No.19 Performed by Stephen Heller — Op.47 No.19— Piano— —
Tarantelle In E Minor — —E minor PianoClassical —
Vivace op 47 no 7 — op 47 no 7— Piano— —
All's Well — —— —— —
Cascades — —— Piano— —
Fluttering Leaves — —— Piano— —
Gaily We Skip Along — —— —— —
In The Canoe — —— —— —
Sailing Over The Sea — —— —— —
Scampering Elves — —— —— —
Song Of Courage — —— Piano— —
Sweet Mignonette — —— —— —
The Anvil — —— Piano— —
The Bell — —— —— —
The Drummer — —— —— —
The Humming Bird — —— —— —
The Jester — —— Piano— —
The Merrymakers — —— —— —
The Nodding Violet — —— Piano— —
The Queen Dances — —— —— —
The Spinner — —— Piano— —
The Storm — —— —— —
The Wild Surf — —— —— —
The Wind — —— Piano— —
Through The Fields — —— —— —
Undaunted — —— —— —
Wavelets — —— Piano— —
Album Leaf Op.83 No.4 — Op.83 No.4— —— —
Canzonetta Op.16 No.3 — Op.16 No.3— —— —
Do Not Forget Me Op.138 No.15 — Op.138 No.15— —— —
Dream Pictures Op.74 No.3 — Op.74 No.3— —— —
Oberon's Horn Call Op.138 No.22 — Op.138 No.22— —— —
Prelude Op.119 No.1 — Op.119 No.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 5121385. Portrait: Charles Vogt / After Maurice de Vaines, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.