Editing Arthur Honegger (section)

==Notable compositions==
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[[Opus number]]s originate from the complete catalogue by [[Harry Halbreich]]. For a longer list of compositions, see [[List of compositions by Arthur Honegger]]. For a list of select recordings, see [[Arthur Honegger discography]].

* '''Orchestral music''':
:'''[[Symphony|Symphonies]]:'''
::1930: '''H 75''' [[Symphony No. 1 (Honegger)|First Symphony]]
::1941: '''H 153''' [[Symphony No. 2 (Honegger)|Second Symphony for strings and trumpet in D]]
::1946: '''H 186''' [[Symphony No. 3 (Honegger)|Third Symphony (''Symphonie Liturgique'')]]
::1946: '''H 191''' [[Symphony No. 4 (Honegger)|Fourth Symphony in A (''Deliciae basilienses'')]]
::1950: '''H 202''' [[Symphony No. 5 (Honegger)|Fifth Symphony in D (''Di tre re'')]]
:'''Symphonic movements:'''
::1923: '''H 53''' ''[[Pacific 231]]'' (Symphonic Movement No. 1)
::1928: '''H 67''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Rugby (mouvement symphonique)|fr|lt=Rugby}}'' (Symphonic Movement No. 2)
::1933: '''H 83''' Symphonic Movement {{Interlanguage link|Mouvement symphonique no 3|fr|lt=No. 3}} 
:'''[[Concerto|Concerti]]:'''
::1924: '''H 55''' {{Interlanguage link|Concertino pour piano et orchestre de Honegger|fr|lt=Concertino for piano and orchestra}} in E major
::1929: '''H 72''' Concerto for cello and orchestra in C major
::1933: '''H 71A''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Prélude, Fugue et Postlude (Honegger)|fr}}''
::1948: '''H 196''' [[Concerto da camera (Honegger)|Concerto da camera]], for flute, English horn and strings
:'''Others:'''
::1917: '''H 10''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Prélude pour Aglavaine et Sélysette|fr}}'' 
::1917: '''H 16''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Le Chant de Nigamon|fr|lt=Le Chant de Nigamon}}''
::1920: '''H 31''' ''[[Pastorale d'été (Honegger)|Pastorale d'été]]''
::1923: '''H 47''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Chant de joie|fr|lt=Chant de joie}}'' (Song of Joy)
::1951: '''H 204''' ''Monopartita''

* '''[[Oratorio]]s''':
:1921: '''H 37''' ''[[Le roi David]]'' (King David) libretto by [[René Morax]], version for orchestra in 1923
:1931: '''H 71''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Amphion (Honegger)|fr}}''
:1935: '''H 99''' ''[[Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher]]'', libretto by [[Paul Claudel]], version with prologue in 1941
:1938: '''H 131''' ''La danse des morts'', (The Dance of the Dead) libretto by [[Paul Claudel]]
:1939: '''H 135''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Nicolas de Flue (oratorio)|fr}}''
:1953: '''H 212''' ''[[A Christmas Cantata|Une cantate de Noël]]'' (A Christmas Cantata)

* '''Operas''':
:1903: ''Philippa'', not orchestrated, performed, or published
:1904: ''Sigismond'', lost
:1907: ''La Esmeralda'', after [[Victor Hugo]]'s ''[[The Hunchback of Notre-Dame]]'', unfinished and unpublished
:1918: ''La mort de sainte Alméenne'', libretto by M. Jacob, unpublished and only Interlude orchestrated
:1925: ''Judith'', libretto by [[René Morax]], premiered at the [[Opéra de Monte-Carlo]] on 13 February 1925
:1927: '''H 65''' ''[[Antigone (Honegger)|Antigone]]'', libretto by [[Jean Cocteau]] based on [[Sophocles]], premiered at [[La Monnaie]] on 28 December 1927

* '''[[Operetta]]s''':
:1925: ''' H 108''' ''[[L'Aiglon (opera)|L'Aiglon]]'', co-written with [[Jacques Ibert]]; libretto for acts 2–4 by H. Cain, after E. Rostand, libretto for acts 1 and 5 by Ibert, Opéra de Monte-Carlo, 10 March 1937
:1930: ''[[Les aventures du roi Pausole]]'', libretto by A. Willemetz, after P. Louÿs, premiered 12 December 1930, Paris, [[Bouffes-Parisiens]]
:1931: ''La belle de Moudon'', libretto by René Morax, Mézières, Jorat, Switzerland, 30 May 1931, unpublished
:1937: ''Les petites cardinal'', libretto by Willemetz and P. Brach, after L. Halévy, Paris, Bouffes-Parisiens, 13 February 1938

* '''Ballets''':
:1918: '''H 19''' ''Le dit des jeux du monde''
:1921: '''H 38''' ''Horace victorieux'', symphonie mimée
:1922: '''H 40''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Skating-Rink|fr}}''

* '''[[Chamber music]]:'''
:1912: '''H 3''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Sonate pour violon et piano no 0 de Honegger|fr}}'' 
:1914: '''H 6''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Trio en fa mineur pour violon, violoncelle et piano|fr}}''
:1917: '''H 13''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Rhapsodie pour deux flûtes, clarinette et piano|fr}}'' 
:1917: '''H 15''' {{Interlanguage link|Quatuor à cordes no 1 de Honegger|fr|lt=String Quartet No. 1}} in C minor
:1918: '''H 17''' {{Interlanguage link|Sonate pour violon et piano no 1 de Honegger|fr|lt=Sonata for Violin and Piano No.1}} 
:1920: '''H 24''' {{Interlanguage link|Sonate pour violon et piano no 2 de Honegger|fr|lt=Sonata for Violin and Piano No.2}}
:1929: '''H 28''' {{Interlanguage link|Sonate pour alto et piano (Honegger)|fr|lt=Sonata for Viola and Piano}} 
:1935: '''H 103''' {{Interlanguage link|Quatuor à cordes no 2 de Honegger|fr|lt=String Quartet No. 2}} in D
:1937: '''H 114''' String Quartet No. 3 in E
:1945: '''H 181''' ''Paduana'' for cello solo
:1947: '''H 193''' ''Intrada'' for C trumpet and piano

* '''Piano solo works''' 
:1910: '''H 1'''Three Pieces (Scherzo, Humoresque, Adagio)
:1916: '''H 8''' Toccata and Variation
:1915–9: '''H 23''' Three Pieces (Prelude, Homage to Ravel, Danse)
:1919–20: '''H 25''' {{Interlanguage link|Sept pièces brèves|fr|lt=Seven Short Pieces}} 
:1920: '''H 26''' Sarabande (for Album de Six)
:1923–4: '''H 52''' {{Interlanguage link|Le Cahier romand|fr|lt=Le Cahier romand}} 
:1928–9: '''H 69''' {{Interlanguage link|Hommage à Albert Roussel|fr|lt=Hommage à Albert Roussel}} 
:1932: '''H 81''' {{Interlanguage link|Prélude, Arioso et Fughette|fr|lt=Prelude, Arioso and Fughetta}} on the name BACH
:1941: '''H 145''' Petits Airs sur une basse célèbre
:1943–4: '''H 173''' Deux Esquisses pour piano (Two Sketches)

* '''Melodies'''
:1917: '''H 12''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Six poèmes (Honegger)|fr}} de Guillaume Apollinaire'' 
:1917: '''H 11''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Nature morte (Honegger)|fr}}''

* '''Organ'''
1917 '''H 14''' ''{{Interlanguage link|Fugue et Choral (Honegger)|fr}}''