Complete Works List

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Title	Genre	Date	Forces	Opus	MWV	Status	Notes
Symphony No. 2 in Bb Major 'Lobgesang' (Final Version)	Symph	08/xx/41	2Fl,2Ob,2Cl,2Bn, 4Hn,2Tp,3Tbn,Ti, O, Str + chSATB + vsSAT	52	A18	Pub	Hymn of Praise; D: 65-70 min;
Ach bleib mit deiner Gnade [Chorale]	Ort	1/1/1835	2fl,2ob,2cl,2bn 2hn,str chSATB	woo	na	Unp - D-B TMP qq?	D: 3 min. Originally intended for use as the 2nd movement of Paulus
Ach Gott, vom Himmel sieh' darein	SacOC	4/5/1832	2ob 2cl 2bn 2hn, 2tp, ti, str +chSATB + vsB	woo	A13	Pub - Carus	K: A Minor D: 14 min; Cantata Composition begin in Jan. 1832; Edited by B. Pritchard in 1972; published by Carus as a 1st edition in the 1990s
Ach Herr und Gott in meiner Not *	SacAC	1/1/1825	chTTTBB qq?	woo	na	Unp - D-Rp	D: 3 min Motet * this composition is attributed to Mendelssohn, and although no definitive result has yet to be ascertained, The Mendelssohn Project has decided that enough proof exists (including handwriting, style, and voice leading, among other factors) to feel certain that Mendelssohn wrote this work ** composition was sometime between 1820 and 1825
Ach wer bringt die schönen Tage (Erster Verlust)	Lied	8/9/1841	vs, pf	99/1post	K10	Pub	D: 3.5 min. Posthumously published as #1 of 6 Gesänge (in 1852) Text by Goethe
Ach, um deine feuchten Schwingen (Suleika) (English version)	Lied	12/25/1845	vs,pf	woo	na	Unp - OOP	D: ?qq English text to Op. 34/4 by William Batholomew * composition date could be early 1846 instead
"Ach, wie schenll die Tage fliegen (Im Herbst) (12 Lieder)"	Lied	01/01/1830	vs, pf	9/5	K38	Pub	"K: F# minor D: 2.5 min * Composed between 1827 and 1830 Note: there are 2 separate sutographs: 1) dated 8/6/1830 (D-Bsb) and 2) dated 11/21/1843 (location currently unknown)"