Referring of course to the Kinsky-Halm catalog of Beethoven's works without an opus number.
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Originally posted by Chris View PostI must confess that I say it "woo" as in "woo-hoo!". For some reason this gives me endless amusement.- I hope, or I could not live. - written by H.G. Wells
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Originally posted by Peter View PostThe same as Roehre - is Beethoven the only composer to have a WoO catalogue? I can't think of others.
Schumann, Witt (from Jena-sympohony fame), Schoeck, Draeseke at least are cast in work catalogues in which WoO appears for those works of their's which weren't published with an opus-number.
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Originally posted by Hofrat View PostI have Brahms' complete solo piano music. Brahms had a few WoO's in that genre. I would imagine there are others amongst his other genres. Not a lot like Beethoven but a few.'Man know thyself'
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Originally posted by Peter View PostWho is playing in your complete set? I also apparently have a complete set played by Julius Katchen - the only thing on it that has no catalogue are the 21 Hungarian dances, but they aren't given a WoO.
Scherzo (FAE-sonata) WoO 2
2 Gavottes WoO 3
2 Gigues WoO 4
2 Sarabandes WoO 5
51 Etudes WoO 6
Chorale prelude and Fugue WoO 7
Fugue a-flat minor WoO 8
Prelude and Fugues WoO 9-10
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Missa canonica WoO 17 & 18
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Songs WoO 19-30
Volkslieder (Folk songs) WoO 31-38
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Originally posted by Roehre View PostThe Hungarian Dances are WoO 1
Scherzo (FAE-sonata) WoO 2
2 Gavottes WoO 3
2 Gigues WoO 4
2 Sarabandes WoO 5
51 Etudes WoO 6
Chorale prelude and Fugue WoO 7
Fugue a-flat minor WoO 8
Prelude and Fugues WoO 9-10
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Missa canonica WoO 17 & 18
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Songs WoO 19-30
Volkslieder (Folk songs) WoO 31-38'Man know thyself'
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Originally posted by Peter View PostThanks Roehre - when was this WoO catalogue for Brahms done?
They are taken from:
McCorkle, M.L.,
Johannes Brahms - thematisch-bibliographisches Werkverzeichnis,
Henle Verlag, Munich, 1984 (an impossibly expensive catalogue )
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