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* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?) * Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)

===Full Scores=== |Publisher Information={{P|Carl Merseburger||Leipzig||||C.616 M.}}

===Scores and Parts=== ...is collection includes arrangements for violin and flute that can be found by clicking the Arrangements tag.

===Full Scores=== ...rks though RISM gives dates as 1819{{EN}}21 (perhaps for reasons explained by Jähns) rather than to 1820.

|Performers=Superar Lugano Orchestra, conducted by Carly Taffuri, solo by Tetiana Lastovetska. Chiesa di San Nicolao della Flüe, Lugano - Switzerlan |Performers=MIDI file by Pierre Gouin

|Performers=MIDI file by Pierre Gouin ===Full Scores===

===Full Scores=== .... Notes=The Foglietto is a reduction of the dance and ballet numbers, used by dancers and choreographers.

===Scores and Parts=== Published by Merseburger in 1955.

....<br>The Fleisher Collection (Free Library of Philadelphia) has manuscript scores and parts for Opp.83-87. If Op.85 is the G.A. Schneider Grd. bsn. concerto mentioned (as published) in the August 1815 AMZ Intelligenzblatt, then 1818 is actually too -late-

...ontinuing: Carl Merseburger led by Feilix Meinem and Georg Merseburger led by Georg.<br> ...male voice chorus songs, but was mainly of short domestic works: for piano by Chwatal, Klauwell, Kohler and Oesten, flute- Schwedler, Goepfart, Tillmet

Friedrich Joseph Spina (1791-1836), brother of Anton, published some of his own compositions in Vienna. |22443 || {{CSW|Franz|Schubert|Sonata for Piano Duet, D.812|a=(orch. by Joachim, full score)}} || 1873

===Scores and Parts=== ...her Information=''Edition Merseburger 912''<br>{{P|Carl Merseburger|Verlag Merseburger|Berlin|n.d.(preface dated 1948)|||}}