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César Franck, in full César-auguste Franck  

(born Dec. 10, 1822, Liège, Neth.—died Nov. 8, 1890, Paris, France), Belgian-French Romantic composer and organist who was the chief figure in a movement to give French music an emotional engagement, technical solidity, and seriousness comparable to that of German composers.

List of compositions by genre
"M." numbers refer to Wilhelm Mohr's catalogue of Franck's works (1969).

Operas and works for stage

Stradella (1841)

Le Valet de ferme (1851–53)

Hulda (1882–85)

Ghiselle (1889)

Symphonic music

Ce qu'on entend sur la montagne (symphonic poem after Victor Hugo, 1845–87, op. posth.)

Rédemption (symphonic poem for soprano, chorus and orchestra, 1872, rev. 1874) (M. 52)

Les Éolides (symphonic poem, 1876)

Le Chasseur maudit (symphonic poem, 1882) (M. 44)

Les Djinns (symphonic poem for piano and orchestra, 1884) (M. 45)

Symphonic Variations for piano and orchestra (1885) (M. 46)

Psyché (symphonic poem for orchestra and chorus, 1886–88) (M. 47)

Symphony in D minor (1886–88) (M. 48)

Masses

Messe solennelle (M. 59, 1858)

Messe à trois voix (M. 61a, 1860, version of 1872 replaced the offertory O salutaris for bass[citation needed] with the well known aria Panis Angelicus)

Other choral music

Ruth (oratorio for soloists, chorus and orchestra) (M. 51)

Panis Angelicus (for voice, harp, cello, and organ, 1872; also included in Messe à trois voix M. 61b)

Quae est ista (offertorium, 1871)

Les Béatitudes (oratorio for chorus, soloists, and orchestra, 1881) (M. 53)

Rebecca (cantata for voices, chorus and orchestra, text by Paul Collin, 1880–1881) (M. 54)

Alleluia! (for 3 voices and organ or orchestra, text by M. Du Pasquier)

Psalm 150 (for SATB and Organ)

Unpublished choral music

Le valet de ferme (unpublished comic opera, 1851–53)

Three cantatas

- Cantique de Moïse (cantata, 1881)

- Plainte des israélites (cantata, 1865)

- La tour de Babel (cantata, 1865)

Les Sept Paroles du Christ sur la Croix (oratorio)

Organ or harmonium

Andantino in G minor (1857)

Trois Antiennes (1859)

44 Petites Pièces (1858–1863)

Six Pièces, Op. 16-21 (published 1868)

- Fantaisie in C major, Op. 16

- Grande Pièce Symphonique in F-sharp minor, Op. 17

- Prelude, fugue et variation in B minor, Op. 18 (see below for later piano arrangement)

- Pastorale in E major, Op. 19

- Prière in C-sharp minor, Op. 20

- Final in B-flat major, Op. 21

Trois Pièces (1878)

- Fantaisie in A major

- Cantabile in B major

- Pièce héroïque in B minor

Andantino (1889)

Trois Chorals (1890)

- Choral in E major

- Choral in B minor

- Choral in A minor

The incomplete collection of 59 short works known as L'Organiste was written for the harmonium and is most often played on organ (1889–1890).

Solo Piano

Prélude, chorale, et fugue, Op. 21 (1884)

Danse lente (1885)

Prélude, aria, et final, Op. 23 (1887)

Prélude, Fugue et Variation, Op. 18 (originally for organ, but arranged by the composer for harmonium and piano, and best known in piano arrangements by Harold Bauer and Ignaz Friedman)

Premier Grand Caprice, Op. 5

Ballade, Op. 9

Eglogue

Miscellaneous early works

Chamber music

Trios concertants pour piano, violon et violoncelle Op.1 & Op.2 (Four piano trios) (1840)

- Trio concertant Op.1 No.1 in F# minor (M. 1)

- Trio concertant Op.1 No.2 "Trio de salon" (M. 2)

- Trio concertant Op.1 No.3 (M. 3)

- Trio concertant Op.2 (M. 4)

Piano Quintet in F minor (1878–79) (M. 7)

Violin Sonata in A major (1886) (M. 8). See also Cello Sonata (Franck/Delsart).

String Quartet in D major (1889–90) (M. 9)

Andantino Quietoso in E flat minor Op. 6 for violin and piano (M. 5)

Grand Duo for piano and violin concertante in B flat major Op. 14 on motives from Gulistan by Dalayrac (M. 6)

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