Jaromír Weinberger (January 8, 1896 – August 8, 1967)
List of works

Opera and operetta

• Schwanda the Bagpiper (Švanda dudák), Opera in 2 acts (1926); libretto by Miloš Kareš after Josef Kajetán Tyl
• Milovaný hlas (The Beloved Voice; Die Geliebte Stimme), Opera in 3 acts (1930); libretto by the composer after the 1928 novel by Robert Michel
• Lidé z Pokerflatu (The Outcasts of Poker Flat), Opera (1932); libretto by Miloš Kareš after the 1869 short story by Bret Harte
• Jarní bouře (Spring Storms; Frühlingsstürme), Operetta in 3 acts (1933); libretto by Gustav Beer
• Na růžích ustláno (A Bed of Roses), Operetta (1933); libretto by Bohumír Polách and Jiří Žalman
• Apropó, co dělá Andula? (By the Way, What Is Andula Doing?), Operetta (1934); libretto by Bohumír Polách and Jiří Žalman
• Císař pán na třešních (The Emperor Lord of Cherries), Operetta (1936); libretto by Bohumír Polách and Jiří Žalman
• Valdštejn (Wallenstein), Musical Tragedy (Opera) in 6 scenes (1937); libretto by Miloš Kareš after Friedrich Schiller; German translation by Max Brod

Stage

• Únos Evelynion (The Abduction of Evelyne; Die Entführung der Evelyne), Pantomime in 1 act (1915); libretto by František Langer
• Kocourkov (Schilda), Puppet Show (1926); libretto by František Smažík
• Saratoga, Ballet (1941); libretto by the composer

Orchestral

• Lustspiel (Veseloherní ouvertura), Overture (1914); with popular song "Pepíku, Pepíku" as the main theme
• Three pieces for small orchestra (Tři kusy pro malý orchestr) (1916)
• Don Quijote (1918)
• Scherzo giocoso (1920)
• Kocourov (1923–1924)
• Overture to a Marionette Play (Puppenspiel Ouverture; Předehra k loutkové hře) (1924)
• Polka and Fugue (Polka a fuga z opery Švanda dudák) from the opera Schwanda the Bagpiper (1926, published 1928)
• Furiant (Furiant z opery Švanda dudák) from the opera Schwanda the Bagpiper (1926, published 1931)
• White Mountain Ouverture (Předehra k Bílé hoře) (piano arrangement 1926)
• Dance rondo (Taneční rondo, 1927)
• Vánoce (Christmas; Weihnachten) for orchestra and organ (1929)
• Neckerei for chamber orchestra (1929); also for piano
• 6 Czech Songs and Dances (České písně a tance) (1929); also for violin and piano
• Overture to a Chivalrous Play (Ouverture zum einen ritterlichen Spiel; Předehra k rytířské komedii) (1931)
• Passacaglia for orchestra and organ (UE 1932)
• Chant hébraïque (Canto ebraico; Neima Ivrit; Hebrejský zpěv) (piano reduction 1936)
• Valdštejn (Wallenstein), Suite from the opera (1937)
• Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree (Pod košatým kaštanem), Variations and Fugue on an Old English Tune (1939, revised 1941)
• Legend of Sleepy Hollow, 4 Movements from Washington Irving's Sketch Book (1940)
• Song of the High Seas for chamber orchestra and organ (1940)
• Prelude and Fugue on a Southern Folktune (1940); also known as Prelude and Fugue on "Dixie"
• A Bird's Opera, Symphonic Suite (1940)
• Česká rapsódie (Czech Rhapsody) (1941)
• Lincolnova symfonie (The Lincoln Symphony) (1941)
• Préludes Réligieux et Profanes (1952); composed in 8 parts, part 4 is titled Hymne an St. Wenzeslaus
• Aus Tirol, Folkdance and Fugue (1959)
• A Waltz Overture (1960)

Concert band

• Homage to the Pioneers, Triumphant March (1940)
• Mississippi Rhapsody (1940)
• Prelude to the Festival, Concert March (1941)
• Afternoon in the Village (1951)

Concertante

• The Devil on the Belfry for violin and orchestra
• Concerto for Timpani with 4 trumpets and 4 trombones (or 4 trumpets, 3 trombones and tuba) (1939)
• Concerto for alto saxophone and orchestra (1940)
• The Raven for cello, bass clarinet, harp and string orchestra (published 1942)

Chamber music

• String Quartet
• Colloque sentimental, Prelude after the Poem by Paul Verlaine for violin and piano (1920)
• Une cantilène jalouse (Žárlivá kantiléna) for violin and piano (1920)
• 3 Pieces (Tři skladby) for violin and piano (1924)

1. Banjos
2. Cowboy's Christmas (Cowboyovy Vánoce)
3. To Nelly Gray (Na Nelly Gray)

• 6 Czech Songs and Dances (České písně a tance) violin and piano (1929); also for orchestra
• 10 Characteristic Solos for snare drum with piano (1939–1941)
• Sonatina for bassoon and piano (1940)
• Sonatina for clarinet and piano (1940)
• Sonatina for flute and piano (1940)
• Sonatina for oboe and piano (1940)
• Der Rabe for cello and piano

Organ

• Bible Poems (1939)
• Sonata (1941)
• 6 Religious Preludes (1946)
• Präludien für Orgel Nr. 1-5 "Widmungen" Dedications,  (1954)
• Präludien für Orgel Nr. 1-3 "Meditationen" Meditations, (1953)

Piano

• Sonatina (1908)
• Sonata, Op.4 (1915)
• Homage to Paderewski, including Etude on a Polish Chorale "Z dymem pożarów" in G major (1924)
• Rytiny (Engravings; Gravures), 5 Preludes and Fugues (UE 1924)
• Drei Klavierstücke (Tři klavírní kusy) (1924)
• Spinett-Sonate (Spinet Sonata) (UE 1925)
• Neckerei (1929); also for orchestra
• Dupák, Folk Tune (1941)
• Five-Eighths, Etude (1941)

Vocal

• Hatikvah for voice and piano (1919)
• Písně s průvodem klavíru (Songs with Piano Accompaniment) for low voice and piano (1924)

1. Má první láska byla Olympia (My First Beloved Was Olympia); words by Miloš Kareš
2. Rozhovor (Conversation); words by Miloš Kareš
3. Námořnická; words by the composer

• Psalm 150 for high voice and organ (1940); Biblical text
• The Way to Emmaus for high voice and organ (1940); Biblical text
• Ecclesiastes, Cantata for soprano, baritone, mixed chorus, organ and bells (1946)
• Of Divine Work, Anthem for mixed chorus (1946); Biblical text from Ecclesiastes
• Five Songs from Des Knaben Wunderhorn for soprano and piano (1962)
• Ave, Rhapsody for chorus and orchestra (1962)
• Tři písně (3 Songs) for children's chorus and piano
• Volnost for 4 voices; words by Josef Václav Sládek
• Dvě písně (2 Songs) for voice and piano

1. Pan Vrchní; words by Pavel Maternov
2. U Vrátek; words by Josef Václav Sládek