Editing Karl Amadeus Hartmann (section)

==List of works==

===Operas===

* ''Wachsfigurenkabinett'', five short operas (1929–30; three not completed), libretti by [[Erich Bormann]]
** ''Das Leben und Sterben des heiligen Teufels''
** ''Der Mann, der vom Tode auferstand'' (unfinished; completed by [[Günter Bialas]] and Hans Werner Henze)
** ''Chaplin-Ford-Trott'', 'scenic jazz cantata' (unfinished; completed by [[Wilfried Hiller]])
** ''Fürwahr?'' (unfinished; completed by Henze)
** ''Die Witwe von Ephesus''
* ''[[Simplicius Simplicissimus (opera)|Des Simplicius Simplicissimus Jugend]]'' (1934–35; revised 1956–57 as ''[[Simplicius Simplicissimus (opera)|Simplicius Simplicissimus]]''), libretto by Hermann Scherchen, Wolfgang Petzer and Hartmann after [[Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen|Jakob von Grimmelhausen]]

===Symphonic works===
(i) Up to 1945 – mostly later suppressed

* ''[[Miserae]]'', Symphonic Poem (1933–34)
* Symphony ''L'Oeuvre'' (1937–38; material re-used in Symphony No. 6)
* Symphonic Concerto for string orchestra and soprano (1938; later partly used in Symphony No. 4)
* ''Sinfonia Tragica'' (1940, rev. 1943; first movement re-used in Symphony No. 3)
* ''Symphoniae Drammaticae'' (1941–43), consisting of:
** Overture ''China kampft'' (1942, rev. 1962 as Symphonische Ouvertüre)
** Symphonische Hymnen (1941–43)
** Symphonic Suite ''Vita Nova'' for reciter and orchestra (1941–42, unfinished)
* ''Adagio'' for large orchestra (1940–44, revised as Symphony No. 2)
* Symphony ''Klagegesang'' (1944; portions re-used in Symphony No. 3)

(ii) After 1945

* [[Symphony No. 1 (Hartmann)|Symphony No. 1]], ''Versuch eines Requiems'' for alto and orchestra (1955) – revised version of ''Symphonisches Fragment'' (on texts by [[Walt Whitman]])
* Symphony No. 2 (1946) – revised version of ''Adagio''
* Symphony No. 3 (1948–49) – adapted from portions of Symphony ''Klagegesang'' and ''Sinfonia Tragica''
* [[Symphony No. 4 (Hartmann)|Symphony No. 4]] for string orchestra (1947–48) – adapted from Symphonic Concerto for strings
* Symphony No. 5, ''Symphonie concertante'' (1950) – adapted from Concerto for wind and double basses
* Symphony No. 6 (1951–53) – adapted from Symphony ''L'Oeuvre''
* Symphony No. 7 (1957–58)
* Symphony No. 8 (1960–62)

===Concertos===

* ''Lied'' for trumpet and wind instruments (1932)
* Concerto for wind instruments and solo trumpet (1933); recomposed as Concerto for wind instruments and double basses (1948–49), whence Symphony No.5
* Cello Concerto (1933, lost, probably unfinished)
* Symphonie-Divertissement for bassoon, tenor trombone, double bass and chamber orchestra (c. 1934, unfinished)
* ''[[Kammerkonzert (Hartmann)|Kammerkonzert]]'' for clarinet, string quartet and string orchestra (1930–35)
* ''[[Concerto funebre]]'' for violin and string orchestra (1939, rev. 1959) (originally entitled ''Musik der Trauer'')
* Concerto for piano, wind instruments and percussion (1953)
* Concerto for viola, piano, wind instruments and percussion (1954–56)

===Vocal works===

* Cantata (1929) for 6-part a cappella choir on texts by [[Johannes R. Becher]] and [[Karl Marx]]
* ''Profane Messe'' (1929) for a cappella chorus on a text by [[Max See]]
* Kantate for soprano and orchestra on texts by Walt Whitman (1936); later retitled ''Lamento'' and in 1938 revised as Symphonisches Fragment, whence Symphony No.1
* ''Friede Anno '48'' (1936–37) for soprano solo, mixed chorus and piano; revised 1955 as ''Lamento'' for soprano and piano
* ''[[Gesangsszene]]'' (1962–63) for baritone and orchestra on a text from ''Sodom and Gomorrah'' by [[Jean Giraudoux]]

===Chamber and instrumental===

* 2 Kleine Suiten for piano (c. 1924–6)
* 2 Sonatas for unaccompanied violin (1927)
* 2 Suites for Unaccompanied violin (1927)
* Jazz Toccata and Fugue for piano (1927–28)
* ''Tanzsuite'' for clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet and trombone (1931)
* ''Kleines Konzert'' for string quartet and percussion (1932)
* ''Burleske Musik'' for wind instruments, percussion and piano (1931)
* Sonatina for piano (1931)
* ''Toccata variata'' for wind instruments, piano and percussion (1931–32)
* Piano Sonata No.1 (1932)
* String Quartet No.1, ''Carillon'' (1933)
* Piano Sonata No.2, ''27.IV.45'' (1945)
* String Quartet No.2 (1945–46)