Marcin of the Harem, comic opera in 3 acts (1812) The Charlatan, or The Raising of the Dead, opera in 2 acts (1814) Jadwiga, Queen of Poland, opera in 3 acts (1814) The Reward, or the Revival of the Polish Kingdom, melodrama in 2 acts (1815) Superstition, or Krakovians and Mountaineers, or The new Krakovians, opera in 3 acts (1816) Jan Kochanowski at Czarny Las, opera comique in 2 acts (1817) Czaromysl the Slav Prince, opera in 1 act (1818) Terpsichore's New Colony on the Vistula, ballet (1818) The Castle of Czorsztyn, or Bojomir and Wanda, opera in 2 acts (1819) Libretto: Józef Wawrzyniec Krasiński z Radziejowic (recording by Polska Orkiestra Sinfonia Iuventus – conducted Michał Niedziałek, with soloists Aleksandra Orłowska-Jabłońska, Hubert Stolarski, Jadwiga Niebelska, Tomasz Raff, Witold Żołądkiewicz Dux Records) Kalmora, or The Paternal Right of the Americans, melodrama in 2 acts (1820) libretto by Kazimierz Brodziński Mars and Flora, ballet in 1 act (1820) The Foresters of Kozienice, opera in 1 act (1821) The Three Graces, ballet (1822) Cecylia Piaseczynska, opera in 2 acts (1829) Orchestral works Grand Symphony Imagining a Battle, or The Battle of Mozhaysk Op. 15. Grand Fugue on the Song "Poland has not perished yet", arranged for piano (1821) Potpourri, or Variations on National Themes, for piano and orchestra (1822) Clarinet Concerto in B-flat major, arranged for clarinet and piano (1950) Chamber music Fantaisie en quatuor Trio, for clarinet, violin and cello Reverie over Wanda's tomb, for violin and piano (1820) Nocturne, for horn, bassoon and viola, Op. 16 (1823) Paysage Musical, for horn and bassoon, Op. 18 (1823) Cavatina, for trumpet or trombone and piano (1953) Piano music A Dreadful Dream (1820) Le reveil de J.J. Rousseau au printemps (1821) Nine variations (1821) Fantaisie for alto (1821) Fantaisie, Op. 10 (1823) Six Variations (1823) Vocal works Sacred Six Masses, including "Country Mass" (1821) Oratorio, for 4 voices, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, double bass, timpani and organ, Te deum laudamus (1829). Cantata Cantata on the Anniversary of Napoleon's Coronation (1810) Elegy on the Death of Tadeusz Kosciuszko (1819) Cantata on the Unveiling of the Copernicus Monument (1830) Songs The Song of Warsaw (1831) The Song of the Lithuanian Legionaries (1831) References External links Works by Karol Kurpiński in National Digital Library of Poland (Polona) "Karol Kurpiński", Polish Music Center 1785 births 1857 deaths 19th-century classical composers 19th-century male musicians Male conductors (music) Male opera