little eyes? (Text: after a poem by Peter Cornelius) Swept (Text: after a poem by Paul Flemming) 1892–1896 Songs and ballads for voice and piano accompaniment (on poems by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe). No. 1 First loss No. 2 You! No. 3 Mignon No. 4 Rescue No. 5 Fliegentod No. 6 Beweggrud No. 7 Girl wishes No. 8 Die the fox, then the bellows No. 9 Blindekuh No. 10 The Shepherd No. 11 Different threat No. 12 Insuperable No. 13 Graceful presence No. 14 Over the world No. 15 Effect in the distance (Ballad) No. 16 The Dance of Death (Ballad) No. 17 The singer No. 18 The Pied Piper 1880 The lion's bride (after a poem by Adelbert von Chamisso); concert ballad for voice and orchestra (or piano). 1876 German National Anthem (Text: after a poem by F.W. Plath) for 4 male voices choir. Other 1887–1891 An obligatory violin part to all preludes of Johann Sebastian Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. 1895–1898 Epiphany (poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) for male choir, tenor, baritone and bass solo. 1870–1899 Eight Songs for male chorus.The Queen of England (folk song from the 12th century)John Barleycorn (poem by Robert Burns)German philistinism (poem by August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)Schneider Kourage (poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)The golden calf (poem by Heinrich Heine)Just wait (poem by Heinrich Heine)Enlightenment (poem by Heinrich Heine)Promise (poem by Heinrich Heine)Tendency song (poem by Heinrich Heine)Bet 'and work' (song by Georg Herwegh) "Dedicated to the 25-year-old union of the Social Democracy of Germany and the Social-Democratic Party Congress of Mainz in 1900. 1900–1902 Kronzoll Strangler (poem by Robert Seidel for four-part male chorus. 1905 The free people, the free song Federal Parole from Wendelin Weißheimer. 1906 Three songs for male choir. Up to the light (poem by Emanuel Wurm) Deep in the earth's womb (poem by Robert Seidel) Despite all this ("A salute to the reaction of Ferdinand Freiligrath") German people and German freedom (poem by Robert Seidel); composition of the Social Democratic Party Congress in Mannheim 1906. 1906–1909 Three two-voice choir songsEgyptian folk song 2500 years agoFive Commandments of MosesDrinking song1909–1910 Two three-voice choir songsFrom the Christian doctrine: The early Christians and Jesus' siblings (after a poem by Max Maurenbrecher) From the nature lesson: Carrots, monkey, junker and gendarmes (poem by Ludwig Pfau) Unpublished works OperasThe four-year post (after a libretto by Theodor Körner,) completed in 1867.Ingeborg of Denmark Opera