in D major for piano [formerly D 680] (before 1821, fragment) D 980D, Waltz in C major for piano, Krähwinkler Tanz (pub. 1828) D 980E, Two Dances for piano (?) (after 1818, sketches) D 980F, March in G major for piano (date unknown; piano reduction of a lost march for orchestra?) D Anh. I,13, Six German Dances for piano (1814, lost) D deest, Themes to Two Minuets for piano (1813?, sketches) D deest, Four Dances in A major for piano (1816?, only incipits are extant) D deest, Ecossaise in G major, Ländler in F major and Ländler in F minor (?) for piano (1818, sketches) Series VIII: Supplement Arrangements D Anh. II,1, Arrangement of the Overture to the Opera Iphigenie in Aulis for piano duet (1810?, fragment; composition by Christoph Willibald Gluck) D Anh. II,2, Arrangement of the "Notturno in G major for Flute, Viola and Guitar" for flute, guitar, viola and violoncello [formerly D 96] (1814, also appears as "Quartet in G major for flute, guitar, viola and violoncello"; composition by Wenzel Thomas Matiegka, Op. 21; Trio II in the second movement “Menuetto”, by Schubert) D Anh. II,3, Arrangement of Two Arias from the Opera Echo et Narcisse ['Rien de la nature'; 'O combats, o désordre extrème!'] for voice and piano (1816, compositions by Christoph Willibald Gluck) D Anh. II,4, Arrangement of the Hymn "Der 8. Psalm für Solostimme und Klavier" ['Unendlicher, Gott, unser Herr'] for voice, two oboes, two clarinets, timpani, strings and organ (1823, composition by Maximilian Stadler; instrumentation by Schubert) Spurious works D Anh. I,3, Fugue in C major for string quartet (?) (1812?, fragment; only viola part is extant) D Anh. I,12, Seven Easy Variations in G major for piano (pub. 1810, presumably not by Schubert) D Anh. I,14, Waltz [in G major] for piano, Kupelwieser-Walzer (1826, transcribed by Richard Strauss) D Anh. I,15, Minuet with Trio in D major for piano [formerly D 336] (date unknown, presumably not by Schubert) D Anh. I,17, Hymn "Tantum ergo" ['Tantum ergo'] in B major for unknown voice(s)/instrument(s) (date unknown, fragment; only one soprano part is extant; presumably not by Schubert) D Anh. I,25, Cantata "Drum Schwester und Brüder" ['Drum Schwester und Brüder singt fröhliche Lieder'] for voice (?), choir, violin, violoncello and other unknown instruments (1819, fragment; only violin and violoncello parts are extant) D Anh. I,26, Trio or Quartet "Sturmbeschwörung" ['Nirgends Rettung, nirgends Land'] for two