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6 X 10.5 Long Title.P65 Cambridge University Press 0521856590 - The Cambridge Mozart Encyclopedia Edited by Cliff Eisen and Simon P. Keefe Index More information Index of Mozart’s works by Kochel¨ number This index includes only works mentioned in the main text. For further details on all of Mozart’s works, see Appendix 1. 1 Minuet for keyboard in C 457 1a and 1b Andante and allegro for keyboard in C 305 1f Minuet for keyboard in C 457 2 Minuet for keyboard in F 457 3 Allegro for keyboard in B flat 457 4 Minuet for keyboard in F 457 5 Minuet for keyboard in F 457 6 Sonata for keyboard and violin in C 203, 299, 305, 388, 410, 473, 487 7 Sonata for keyboard and violin in D 203, 305, 388, 410, 473, 487 8 Sonata for keyboard and violin in B flat 203, 305, 388, 410, 473, 487 9 Sonata for keyboard and violin in G 203, 305, 388, 410, 473, 487 9a Allegro for keyboard in C 457 10 Sonata for keyboard and violin in B flat 78, 306, 410, 487 11 Sonata for keyboard and violin in G 78, 306, 410, 487 12 Sonata for keyboard and violin in A 78, 306, 410, 487 13 Sonata for keyboard and violin in F 78, 306, 410, 487 14 Sonata for keyboard and violin in C 78, 306, 410, 487 15 Sonata for keyboard and violin in B flat 78, 306, 410, 487 16 Symphony in E flat 306, 497, 498 16a Symphony (doubtful) in a 411, 486 17 Symphony (probably by L. Mozart) in B flat 481 18 Symphony by C. F. Abel (arranged by Mozart) in E flat 1 19 Symphony in D 498 19a Symphony in F 472, 498 19b Symphony in C 481 20 Motet ‘God is our Refuge’ 258, 294 21 Aria for tenor, ‘Va, dal furor’ 21, 286 22 Symphony in B flat 498 23 Aria for soprano, ‘Conservati fedele’ 23, 286 24 Variations for keyboard (‘Laat ons Juichen’) 457, 487 25 Variations for keyboard (‘Willem van Nassu’) 487 26 Sonata for keyboard and violin in E flat 306, 473, 487 27 Sonata for keyboard and violin in G 306, 473, 487 28 Sonata for keyboard and violin in C 306, 473, 487 29 Sonata for keyboard and violin in D 306, 473, 487 30 Sonata for keyboard and violin in F 306, 473, 487 31 Sonata for keyboard and violin in B flat 306, 473, 487 32 Galimathias musicum 306 33 Kyrie in F 279 33a Solos for flute and basso (lost) 478 33c Stabat mater (lost) 478 33d–g Sonatas for keyboard in G, B flat, C, F 481 626 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521856590 - The Cambridge Mozart Encyclopedia Edited by Cliff Eisen and Simon P. Keefe Index More information index of mozart’s works by kochel¨ number 33B Piece for keyboard in F 457 34 Offertory in C 367 35 Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots 7, 151, 197, 249, 307, 375, 489 36 Aria for tenor, ‘Or che il dover’ 21 37 Concerto for keyboard and orchestra 112, 218, 405 38 Apollo et Hyacinthus 7, 307, 330, 434, 498 39 Concerto for keyboard and orchestra 112, 405, 450 40 Concerto for keyboard and orchestra 35, 112, 153, 218 41 Concerto for keyboard and orchestra 112, 218, 405 41a Divertimenti for various instruments (lost) 478 41c Marches for orchestra (lost) 478 42 Grabmusik 7, 197, 307 43 Symphony in F 498 45 Symphony in D 498 45a Symphony in G 498 46d Sonata for keyboard and violin in C 61, 474 46e Sonata for keyboard and violin in F 61, 474 47 Veni Sancte Spiritus in C 293, 460 47b Offertory (lost) 307 47c Concerto for trumpet and orchestra (lost) 307, 478 48 Symphony in D 307 49 Missa brevis in G 271, 272 50 Bastien und Bastienne 12, 210, 285, 340, 445, 475 51 La finta semplice 5, 15, 99, 173, 201, 203, 238, 249, 284, 307, 340, 384, 451, 478, 489, 498 52 ‘Daphne, deine Rosenwangen’ 487 53 An die Freude 408, 475, 487 61b 7 Minuets 216 61g 2 Minuets 457 62 Cassation in D 291 63 Cassation in G 307, 455 65 Missa brevis in d 271, 273 66 Mass in C 206, 271, 272, 273, 307, 368, 434 66c–e Symphonies (uncertain) in D, B flat, B flat 481 72 Offertory ‘Inter natos’ in G 368 73A Aria ‘Misero tu non sei’ (lost) 478 74 Symphony in G 498 74b Aria for soprano, ‘Non curo l’affetto’ 286, 384 74f see 72 368 77 Aria for soprano, ‘Misero me’ 286 78 Aria for soprano, ‘Per piet`a’ 286 79 Aria for soprano, ‘O temerario’ 286 80 String Quartet in G 62, 63, 307 81 Symphony in D 498 82 Aria for soprano, ‘Se ardire’ 286 83 Aria for soprano, ‘Se tutti i mali’ 286 84 Symphony in D 384, 498 85 Miserere in C 460 86 Antiphon ‘Quaerite primum’ 461 87 Mitridate 16, 17, 25, 26, 168, 176, 188, 224, 259, 260, 261, 262, 286, 289, 290, 307, 340, 375, 376, 377, 381, 384, 406 88 Aria for soprano, ‘Fra cento affanni’ 286 89 Kyrie eleison 248, 279 90 Kyrie in d 279 93 Psalm (‘De profundis clamavi’) by C. G. Reutter 484 93a Psalm (‘Memento Domine David’) by C. G. Reutter 484 94 Minuet 457 627 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521856590 - The Cambridge Mozart Encyclopedia Edited by Cliff Eisen and Simon P. Keefe Index More information index of mozart’s works by kochel¨ number 95 Symphony in D 498 97 Symphony in D 498 99 Cassation in B flat 307, 455 100 Serenade in D 291, 307, 455, 498 102 Symphony in C 500 104 6 Minuets 216 105 6 Minuets 216 107 Three concertos after J. C. Bach 37, 112 108 Regina coeli in C 293, 308, 461 109 Litany in B flat 249, 308 110 Symphony in G 308, 383, 499 111 Ascanio in Alba 20, 176, 210, 259, 267, 287, 289, 308, 340, 347, 353, 452, 499 112 Symphony in F 308, 498 113 Concerto ossia Divertimento in E flat 308 114 Symphony in A 376, 499 115 Mass in C 279, 483 116 Mass in F 279, 298, 483 117 Benedictus sit Deus, Offertorium in C 307, 368 118 La Betulia liberata 495 119 Aria for soprano, Der Liebe himmlisches Gef¨uhl 40 120 Symphony in D 499 121 Symphony in D 500 124 Symphony in G 309, 376, 499 125 Litany in B flat 249, 309, 383 126 Il sogno di Scipione 17, 309, 340, 384, 499 127 Regina coeli in B flat 293, 309, 384, 461 128 Symphony in C 309, 376, 499 129 Symphony in G 309, 499 130 Symphony in F 309, 376, 383, 499 131 Divertimento in D 309 132 Symphony in E flat 309, 499 133 Symphony in D 309, 383, 440, 441, 499 134 Symphony in A 309, 383, 499 135 Lucio Silla 17, 21, 22, 41, 109, 176, 224, 287, 289, 292, 308, 312, 340, 376, 377, 384, 405, 406, 467, 496 135a Le gelosie del Serraglio (ballet sketches) 532 136 Divertimento in D 63, 455 137 Divertimento in B flat 63, 455 138 Divertimento in F 63, 455 139 Mass in c 271, 272, 273, 278, 307, 384, 460 140 Mass in G 271 141 Te Deum in C 307, 460 143 Ergo interest in G 294 147 Wie ungl¨ucklich bin ich nit 475 148 O heiliges Band 179, 475 149 ‘Die grossm¨utige Gelassenheit’ 483 150 ‘Geheime Liebe’ 483 151 Die Zufriedenheit im niedrigen Stande 483 153 Fugue for keyboard in E flat (fragment) 458 154 Fugue for keyboard in g (fragment) 458 155 String Quartet in D 63, 65 156 String Quartet in G 63, 65 157 String Quartet in C 63, 65 158 String Quartet in F 63, 65 159 String Quartet in B flat 63, 65 160 String Quartet in E flat 63, 65 161 (+163) Symphony in C 309, 499, 501 628 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521856590 - The Cambridge Mozart Encyclopedia Edited by Cliff Eisen and Simon P. Keefe Index More information index of mozart’s works by kochel¨ number 162 Symphony in C 499 165 Motet Exultate, jubilate in F 21, 261, 293, 294, 308, 384, 406 166 Divertimento in E flat 271, 309, 532 167 Mass in C 185, 271, 273, 280, 309, 384 168 String Quartet in F 64, 185, 214, 285, 309, 481, 488, 495, 509 169 String Quartet in A 214, 285, 309, 481, 488, 495, 509 170 String Quartet in C 64, 214, 285, 309, 481, 488, 495, 509 171 String Quartet in E flat 64, 214, 285, 309, 481, 488, 495, 509 172 String Quartet in B flat 64, 214, 285, 309, 481, 488, 495, 509 173 String Quartet in d , 64, 185, 214, 285, 309, 481, 488, 495, 509 174 String Quintet in B flat 74, 75, 309, 393, 509 175 Concerto for keyboard and orchestra in D 29, 112, 265, 309, 312, 377, 487 178 Aria for soprano ‘Ah, spiegarti, o Dio’ 22 179 Variations for keyboard on a minuet by Fischer 217, 409, 456, 487 180 Variations for keyboard (‘Mio caro Adone’) 217, 487 181 Symphony in D 309, 383, 499, 501 182 Symphony in B flat 309, 503 183 Symphony in g 63, 275, 309, 376, 384, 495, 499, 503 184 Symphony in E flat 309, 383, 499 185 Serenade in D 6, 309, 378, 383, 453 186 Divertimento in B flat 532 188 Divertimento in C 310, 445 189 March in D 6 190 Concertone for two violins and orchestra in C 109, 309 191 Concerto for bassoon and orchestra in B flat 109 192 Missa brevis in F 272, 274, 275, 309 192 Missa brevis in F 271 193 Dixit and Magnificat in C 493 194 Missa brevis in D 185, 271, 274, 275, 277, 309 195 Litany in D 249, 278, 309, 384 196 La finta giardiniera 15, 52, 57, 109, 118, 171, 174, 220, 281, 287, 309, 340, 346, 356, 369, 406, 445, 496, 500, 516 198 Offertory ‘Sub tuum praesidium’) 368 199 Symphony in G 309, 499 200 Symphony in C 309, 499 201 Symphony in A 309, 466, 499, 503 202 Symphony in D 309, 499 203 Serenade in D 384, 434, 453 204 Serenade in D 309, 310, 434, 453, 454, 498, 500, 503 205 Divertimento in D 7, 309 207 Concerto for violin and orchestra in B flat 108, 109 208 Il re pastore 15, 22, 109, 118, 177, 225, 287, 309, 340, 406, 489, 500 209 Aria for tenor, ‘Si mostra’ 383 211 Concerto for violin and orchestra in D 108 213 Divertimento in F 455, 532 214 March in C 453 216 Concerto for violin and orchestra in G 108, 109, 467 217 Aria for soprano ‘Voi avete un cor fedele’ 203 218 Concerto for violin and orchestra in D 108, 109 219 Concerto for violin and orchestra in A 108, 109 220 Missa brevis in C 271, 274, 277 221 Copy of a Kyrie by Ernst Eberlin 279 222 Offertory ‘Misericordias Dominum’ in d 281, 346, 369 223 Osanna in C 279 228 Double canon without text 58 232 Canon ‘Lieber Freistadtler’ 184, 334 238 Concerto for keyboard and orchestra in B flat 29, 58, 112, 265, 384, 467 629 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521856590 - The Cambridge Mozart Encyclopedia Edited by Cliff Eisen and Simon P.
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