Väter Hallen ruht (The father rested halls ) Opus 13: Aria buffa from opera 'Der Schauspieldirektor' by W.A. Mozart Opus 14: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major (1808 ad 1811). Opus 15: Sonata for violin and piano in F major Opus 16: 7 Variations in D major after Coriolano Giuseppe Niccolini (1813) Opus 17: 6 Melancholy Polonaises (Six Polonaises mélancoliques) (1811–14) Opus 18: 7 Variations in D minor on a Russian melody (1809 ad 1820) Opus 19: Sonata for cello (or violin) and piano in E major (published 1820 in Leipzig Peters) Opus 20: Variations on a Russian Theme Opus 21: 6 songs No. 1 – Aus dem Französischen des J. J. Rousseau No. 2 – Seufzer No. 3 – Die Entzückung No. 4 – An Sie No. 5 – An die Bäche No. 6 – Le Baiser Opus 22: 4 Melancholy Polonaises (Quatre Polonaises mélancoliques) (1815–18) Opus 23: Five Variations on a romance from Méhul's Joseph (28 October 1816, published 1820/24) Dedicated to Josephine Baroni-Cavalcabò. (Until 1994 the work was attributed to the young Liszt – five or nine when publishing – and bore the catalog number S147a) Opus 24: An Emma ("Weit in nebelgraue Ferne") Opus 25: Piano Concerto No. 2 in E-flat major (1818) Premiere in Lemberg, 17 December 1818 Opus 26: 2 Melancholy Polonaises (1824) Opus 27: 3 German songs No. 1 – An den Abendstern No. 2 – Das Finden No. 3 – Bertha's Lied in der Nacht Opus 28: Der erste Frühlingstag, cantata for choir soloists and orchestra, Angels of God proclaim Christmas song (arr. Extrait d'un duo de la cantate op. 28) Opus 29: Spring greeting song Opus 30: Festchor for the inauguration of the Salzburg Mozart monument (1840) Without opus Rondo F major (1802) Cantata for the 73rd anniversary of Joseph Haydn (1805) March in G major for piano, FXWM VII: 9 (February 1809) Ländler in G major for piano, FXWM VII: 19 (September 1810) German dance in D minor for piano, FXWM VII: 23 (1812) German dance in G minor for piano, FXWM VII: 24 (1812) Fantasy in A major, for piano on a Russian Song "Tschem tebja ja ogortschila" and a Krakowiak, FXWM VII: 30 (1815) Andantino in A major for piano, FXWM VII: 41 (August 1841) Movement sonata for flute and piano in E minor ("Rondo") Symphony Erinnerung Ständchen Liszt misattribution Franz Xaver Mozart's Five Variations on a