Editing Henri Duparc (composer) (section)

==Works==
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| 1863-65 ||  '''''Six rêveries''''', ''pour piano'' || Printed, but unpublished. Private collection of Mme. d'Armagnac, granddaughter of Duparc. || Piano solo
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|  1867 ||  '''''Sonate pour violoncelle et piano''''' || Premiered in 1948. Private collection of Mme. d'Armagnac, granddaughter of Duparc. || Cello & piano
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| 1867-69 ||  '''''Feuilles volantes''''', ''pour piano'' ||  || Piano solo
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| 1868 ||  '''''Chanson triste''''' ||  Published as: ''Op. 2, no. 4''. Text by [[Henri Cazalis|Jean Lahor]].  || Voice & piano (orchestrated 1912)
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| 1869 ||  '''''Le galop''''' || Published as: ''Op. 2, no. 5''. Text by [[Sully Prudhomme]].  Released in 1948. || Voice & piano
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| 1869 ||  '''''Romance de Mignon''''' || Published as: ''Op. 2, no. 3''. Text by Victor Wilder, based on « Kennst du das Land » by [[Johann Wolfgang von Goethe|Goethe]]). || Voice & piano
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| 1869 ||  '''''Sérénade''''' || Published as: ''Op. 2, no. 2''. Text by Gabriel Marc. || Voice & piano
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| 1869 ||  '''''Soupir''''' || Published as: ''Op. 2, no. 1''. Text by Sully Prudhomme. Revised 1902. || Voice & piano
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| 1869 ||  '''''Cinq mélodies, op. 2''''' || || Voice & piano
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| 1869 ||  '''''Beaulieu, pour piano''''' || Private collection of Mme. d'Armagnac, granddaughter of Duparc. || Piano solo
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| 1869-70 ||  '''''Au pays où se fait la guerre''''' || Text by Théophile Gautier. Original title: ''Absence''. Definitive version, 1911–13. || Voice & piano (orchestrated 1876)
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| 1870 ||  '''''L'invitation au voyage''''' || Text by [[Charles Baudelaire]]. Released in 1872.  || Voice & piano (orchestrated 1892–95)
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| 1871 ||   '''''La fuite''''', ''duo pour soprano et ténor avec piano'' || Published as: ''Op. 2, no. 6''. || Duet for voice & piano
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| 1871 ||  '''''La vague et la cloche''''' || Text by [[François Coppée]]. Released in 1873. || Voice & piano (Orchestrated) 
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| 1872 ||  '''''Suite d'orchestre''''' || (Lost). || Orchestral suite
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| 1872-82 ||  '''''[[Phidylé]]''''' || Text by [[Leconte de Lisle]]. Released in 1889 || Voice & piano (orchestrated, 1891–92)
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| 1873 ||  '''''Laendler''''', ''suite de valses pour orchestre'' || (Destroyed). || Orchestral suite
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| 1873 ||   '''''Laendler''''' (version for two pianos) || || Two pianos
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| 1874 ||  '''''Poème nocturne''''' : <br>''I. Aux étoiles - II. Lutins et follets - III. Duo: L’aurore'' || Part lost, only: ''I. Aux étoiles'' is extant. <br>Premiered in Paris on 11 April 1874 at the Société Nationale de Musique Moderne.  || Orchestral work
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| 1874 ||  '''''Elégie''''' || Text by Ellen MacSwiney (wife of Duparc) after [[Thomas Moore]]. || Voice & piano 
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| 1874 ||  '''''Extase''''' || Text by Jean Lahor. Released 1882. Revised 1884. || Voice & piano
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| 1875 ||  '''''Lénore''''' || Based on the [[Lenore (ballad)|ballad of the same name]] by [[Gottfried August Bürger]]. || Symphonic poem
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| 1875 ||   '''''Lénore''''' (version for two pianos) || transcription for 2 pianos (1884) by [[Camille Saint-Saëns]] || Two pianos
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| 1877 ||  '''''Suite pour le piano''''' || (Lost). || Piano solo 
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| 1879 ||  '''''Le manoir de Rosemonde''''' || Text by [[Robert de Bonnières]] || Voice & piano (orchestrated 1912)
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| 1879-95 ||  '''''Roussalka''''', ''opéra en trois actes'' || Unfinished. Based on ''[[Rusalka|Русалка (Rusalka)]]'', an unfinished dramatic poem by [[Alexander Pushkin]]. Destroyed except for "Absence," republished as "Au pays où se fait la guerre". || Opera in 3 acts 
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| 1880 ||  '''''Sérénade florentine''''' || Text by Jean Lahor. Released 1882. || Voice & piano
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| 1882 ||  '''''Benedicat vobis Dominus'''''  || [[Motet]] for three mixed voices and organ (or piano). || Choral music 
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| 1883 ||  '''''Lamento''''' || Text by [[Théophile Gautier]]. || Voice & piano
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| 1883 ||  '''''Testament''''' || Text by [[Paul Armand Silvestre]]. Released in 1898. || Voice & piano (orchestrated 1900–02)
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| 1884 ||  '''''La vie antérieure''''' || Text by [[Charles Baudelaire]]. || Voice & piano (orchestrated 1911–13)
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| 1886 ||  '''''Recueillement''''' || Unfinished. (Destroyed). || Voice & piano?
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| 1892 ||  '''''Danse lente''''' || Extract from [[Rusalka|''Roussalka'']]. Copied by [[Ernest Ansermet]]. Preserved by Éditions Salabert. || Orchestral work
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| 1903 || Transcription of two works for organ by J.S. Bach: <br>'''Prélude and fugue in E minor''' ("Cathedral"), BWV 513<br>'''Prélude and fugue in A minor''' ("The Great"), BWV 543 || || Two pianos
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| 1908 || Transcription of six organ works by César Franck || || Two pianos
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| 1910 ||  '''''Aux étoiles''''', ''pour piano'' || Also: version for piano four hands, & version for organ. Revised 1911. || Piano solo
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| 1911 ||  '''''Aux étoiles''''' || [[Entr'acte]] for an unpublished drama. || Orchestral work
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| (n.d.) ||  Transcription of a work for organ by J.S. Bach: <br>'''Chorale Prélude and Fugue:''' '''''In dir ist Freude''''', BWV 615 || Private collection of [[Ernest Ansermet]] || Two pianos
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