Carlos de Carvalho in Rio de Janeiro; published by Bevilacqua; a manuscript with orchestrated version exists) Aos sinos! in D major (1916, Portuguese text by Olavo Bilac; dedicated to Carlos de Carvalho; first premiered by him in August 1916 in Rio de Janeiro; published by Bevilacqua) Cantiga bohemia in A minor (1916; Portuguese text by Olegário Mariano; dedicated to Carlos de Carvalho; first premiered by him in August 1916 in Rio de Janeiro; inedited) Le troubadour in C major (1917, French text by Jacques d'Avray, pseud. of ; arrangement of second part of Oswald's L'enseigne for voice and orchestra; inedited) Mendigo! in D major (1921, Portuguese text by unknown author; inedited) Works without artistic pretenses Ad una rondinella in E major (1874, Italian text by unknown author; dedicated to Maria Tosi; inedited) Cris du coeur in B major (undated; French text by unknown author; Oswald's authourship is dubious; piano part in pencil; inedited) Hino para a 1a comunhão in E major (undated; Portuguese text by Maria Gertrudes Bicalho Oswald; inedited) Hynno in B major (undated; Portuguese text by count Affonso Celso; dedicated to Cardeal Arcoverde; inedited) Les adieux fraternels in F major (undated; French text by unknown author; piano part not composed; Oswald's authourship is dubious; inedited) Vêm às nossas mãos floridas... in F major (undated; Portuguese text by unknown author; at two points a chorus is indicated; inedited) Canto da coroação in C major (1919; Portuguese text by unknown author; dedicated to Antonio Pinto, vicar of Campo Grande; inedited) References Sources consulted LATIN AMERICAN & HISPANIC-AMERICAN ORGAN MUSIC: Compiled by James Welch and Calvert Johnson, 2008 Cássia Paula Fernandes Bernardino. Ofélia, poemeto lírico de Henrique Oswald: confluências entre música e texto. São Paulo, 2009 Susana Cecilia Igayara. Henrique Oswald e a música vocal. Revista Glosas. Revista do Movimento Patrimonial pela Música Portuguesa, v. 9, p. 19-25. Setembro 2015. Oswald