in four acts by Wendelin Weißheimer, completed in 1884.The miraculous crucifix, Opera in three acts (according to a legend of C.F.D. Schubart), unfinished. CantatasOh dear, as long as you can love (poem by Ferdinand Freiligrath) Cantata for soloists, chorus and orchestra, later working for women's choir.Does not dry the tears of eternal love (poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) for chorus and orchestra, premiered at the Leipzig Gewandhaus 1862.Religioso (poem by Emanuel Geibel), Cantata for tenor solo, male chorus and large orchestra.Spring song (from Mirza Schaffy by Friedrich von Bodenstedt) for mixed chorus with soprano and tenor solo and piano or orchestra.The crickets and the poet or the worse visit (poem by Emanuel Geibel) for female choir, baritone solo and piano.The dance (poem by Paul Fleming) for mixed choir and piano.I want to cry (poem by Heinrich Heine) for tenor and orchestra, completed in 1859.To Fanny (ode by Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock) for tenor and orchestra. ChoirsChoral songs for male and female voices – First book:Sacred song (poem by Paul Flemming)On the death of a newborn little daughter (poem by Paul Flemming)Wedding song (poem by Johann Georg Jacobi)To nature (poem by Friedrich Leopold Stolberg)Faith, hope and loveBook II: Songs and poems by Johann Wolfgang von GoetheWho never ate his bread in tearsNew YearDelight of melancholySpring flower sorakelSchneider-CourageThirty-four part songs for male choirHymn (poem by Spervogel)Folk song from the 12 century Hunter song (poem by Ernst Schulze)Night song (poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)Rhine song (poem by Emanuel Geibel) See also Deutschlandlied Bibliography Wendelin Weißheimer: Erlebnisse mit Richard Wagner, Franz Liszt und vielen anderen Zeitgenossen (Leipzig & Mannheim, 1898) Wendelin Weißheimer. Eine Erinnerungsgabe zum Dritten Heimattag des Landkreises Worms in Osthofen am Rhein (1958), including: Heinrich Beckenbach: "Wendelin Weißheimer. Ein rheinhessischer Kapellmeister-Komponist", pp. 7–19 Anton Maria Keim: "Wendelin Weißheimer zum 120. Geburtstag", pp. 21–24 Ernst Laaff: "Wendelin Weißheimer. Kapellmeister und Komponist aus dem Wagner-Kreis", pp. 25–34 Ernst Köhm: "Ansprache bei der Enthüllung des Wendelin-Weißheimer-Gedenksteins am 22. Juni 1958", pp. 35–41 Hans-Peter Schilly: Der Nachlass des Osthofener Komponisten Wendelin Weißheimer (PhD thesis, Mainz, 1961) Hans-Dieter Elbert (ed.): Wendelin Weißheimers Begegnungen mit Franz Liszt und Richard Wagner (Worms Verlag, 2016) ReferencesThis article is based on the translation of the corresponding article on the German Wikipedia. A list of all contributors can be found there at the History section''. External links 1838 births 1910 deaths 19th-century German musicians 19th-century German male musicians 20th-century German conductors