Härtel) • Präludium und Doppelfuge, op. 10 for string orchestra (J. Hainauer, Breslau) • Das trunk’ne Lied (Fr. Nietzsche), op. 11 for soprano, contralto and bass, mix. choir and orchestra (J. Hainauer, Breslau 1904) • Drei Lieder, op. 12 for four-part female chorus (piano ad. lib.) (J. Hainauer, Breslau 1903) • Drei Lieder zu alten Wolksweisen, op. 13 for voice and piano (J. Hainauer, Breslau 1904) • Lied der Mädchen, op. 14 for four-part women’s chorus and violin solo (harp ad. lib.] (J. Hainauer, Breslau 1904) • Erntelied (Rich. Dehmel), op. 15 for male chorus and orchestra (J. Hainauer, Breslau) Works without opus numbers and unpublished • Four orchestral songs (performed 1912). • Die Auswanderer (Emil Verhaeren/Stefan Zweig), melodrama for voice and orchestra (performed 1913). References Bibliography Peter Cahn: Das Hoch'sche Konservatorium in Frankfurt am Main (1878-1978), Frankfurt am Main: Kramer, 1979. David Ewen, Encyclopedia of Concert Music. New York; Hill and Wang, 1959. Alexander Gurdon: Von Mahler bis Moskau. Der Dirigent und Komponist Oskar Fried. Münster 2023. External links 1871 births 1941 deaths German composers German conductors (music) German male conductors (music) Hoch Conservatory alumni Musicians from Berlin Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany in the Soviet Union Soviet conductors (music)