No. 5 (1938–39) Symphony No. 6 "Svobody" for chorus and orchestra (1940) Symphony No. 7, in piano score only (1941–42) Symphony No. 8, incomplete, in piano score only (1941–42) Suite for Violin and Piano Variations on an original Dorian theme and Fugato, op. 10, theme, 15 variations, and fugue (date?) See also Eye music Notes References Further reading Yoel, Greenberg (2014). "Parables of the Old Men and the Young: The Multifarious Modernisms of Erwin Schulhoff’s String Quartets". Music and Letters 95, No. 2:. External links Orel Foundation (engl.) Erwin Schulhoff- biography, bibliography, works and discography. World ORT Music and Holocaust Erwin Schulhoff- biography Erwin Shulhoff's life and Weinberger Tour Program note to Schulhoff's Double Concerto for Flute, Piano, and Orchestra from the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 1894 births 1942 deaths Musicians from Prague University of Music and Theatre Leipzig alumni 20th-century classical composers Czech classical composers Czech male classical composers German male classical composers Czech classical pianists German opera composers Male opera composers Czech Jews Jewish classical composers Jewish classical pianists Mendelssohn Prize winners 20th-century deaths from tuberculosis Tuberculosis deaths in Germany Czechoslovak civilians killed in World War II 20th-century classical pianists 20th-century German composers Male classical pianists 20th-century German male musicians Czech people who died in Nazi concentration camps Austro-Hungarian military personnel of World War I