List of compositions by Karol Szymanowski

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Below is a sortable list of compositions by Karol Szymanowski. The works are categorized by genre, Michałowski catalogue{{sfn|Michałowski|1967}} number, opus number, date of composition, titles and scoring.

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| Piano

align=center|M{{hs|0}}1align=center|{{hs|0}}1align=center|1899–1900Dziewięć preludiów {{ordered list| Andante ma non troppo | Andante con moto | Andantino | Andantino con moto | Allegro molto, impetuoso | Lento, mesto | Moderato | Andante ma non troppo | Lento, mesto }}{{hs|Preludes 9}}9 Preludes {{ordered list| B minor | D minor | D{{music|flat}} major | B{{music|flat}} minor | D minor | A minor | C minor | E{{music|flat}} minor | B{{music|flat}} minor }}for piano
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align=center|M{{hs|0}}2align=center|{{hs|0}}2align=center|1900–1902Sześć pieśni {{ordered list| Daleko został cały świat | Tyś nie umarła | We mgłach | Czasem, gdy długo, na pół sennie marzę | Słyszałem ciebie | Pielgrzym }}{{hs|Songs 06}}6 Songsfor voice and pianowords by Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer
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| Piano

align=center|M{{hs|0}}5align=center|{{hs|0}}3align=center|1901–1903Wariacje fortepianowe b-mollVariations in B{{music|flat}} minorfor pianotheme and 12 variations; dedicated to Arthur Rubinstein
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| Piano

align=center|M{{hs|0}}3align=center|{{hs|0}}4align=center|1900–1902Cztery etiudy {{ordered list| Allegro moderato | Allegro molto | Andante in modo d'una canzona | Allegro (ma non troppo) }}{{hs|Etudes 04}}4 Études (4 Studies) {{ordered list| E{{music|flat}} minor | G{{music|flat}} major | B{{music|flat}} minor | C major }}for piano
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| Vocal

align=center|M{{hs|0}}4align=center|{{hs|0}}5align=center|1902Trzy fragmenty z poematów Jana Kasprowicza {{ordered list| Święty Boże | Jestem i płaczę | Błogosławioną niech będzie ta chwila }}{{hs|Fragments from poems by Jan Kasprowicz}}3 Fragments from Poems by Jan Kasprowicz {{ordered list| Holy God | Blessed Be That Moment | I Am and Cry }}for voice and pianowords by Jan Kasprowicz
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| Vocal

align=center|M{{hs|0}}6align=center|{{hs|0}}6align=center|1904, 1912SalomeSalomefor soprano and orchestralost; words by Jan Kasprowicz
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| Vocal

align=center|M{{hs|0}}7align=center|{{hs|0}}7align=center|1904{{hs|Labedz}}Łabędź{{hs|Swan}}The Swanfor voice and pianowords by Wacław Berent
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| Piano

align=center|M{{hs|0}}8align=center|{{hs|0}}8align=center|1903–1904Sonata fortepianowa nr. 1 c-mollSonata No. 1 in C minorfor pianodedicated to Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz
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| Chamber music

align=center|M{{hs|0}}9align=center|{{hs|0}}9align=center|1904Sonata skrzypcowa d-mollSonata in D minorfor violin and pianodedicated to Bronisław Gromadzki
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| Piano

align=center|M10align=center|10align=center|1900–1904Wariacje na polski temat ludowy h-mollVariations on a Polish Folk Theme in B minorfor pianodedicated to Zygmunt Noskowski
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| Vocal

align=center|M11align=center|11align=center|1904–1905Cztery pieśni {{ordered list| Tak jestem smętny | W zaczarowanym lesie | Nademną leci w szafir morza | Rycz burzo... }}{{hs|Songs 04}}4 Songsfor voice and pianowords by Tadeusz Miciński
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| Orchestral

align=center|M12align=center|12align=center|1904–1905Uwertura koncertowa E-durConcert Overture in E majorfor orchestra
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| Vocal

align=center|M14align=center|13align=center|1905–1907{{hs|Piec piesni}}Pięć pieśni {{ordered list| Głos w mroku | Kołysanka Dzieciątka Jezus | Na morzu | Zulejka | Czarna lutnia }}{{hs|Songs 05}}5 Songsfor voice and pianowords by German poets in translation by Stanisław Barącz
1. words by Richard Dehmel
2. words by Clemens Brentano and Achim von Arnim
3. words by Richard Dehmel
4. words by Friedrich von Bodenstedt
5. words by Otto Julius Bierbaum
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| Piano

align=center|M13align=center|14align=center|1905Fantazja C-durFantasy in C majorfor piano
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| Piano

align=center|M19align=center|align=center|1905, 1909Preludium i fuga cis-mollPrelude and Fugue in C{{music|sharp}} minorfor piano
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| Orchestral

align=center|M15align=center|15align=center|1906–1907Symfonia nr. 1 f-mollSymphony No. 1 in F minorfor orchestra
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|16align=center|1907Trio na fortepian, skrzypce i wiolonczelęPiano Triofor violin, cello and pianowithdrawn/destroyed by the composer
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| Vocal

align=center|M17align=center|17align=center|1907Dwanaście pieśni {{ordered list| Wczesnym rankiem | Tajemnica | Zaloty | Nocą | Refleksya | Zwiastowanie | Po burzy | Zawód | Kołysanka | Dusza | Fragment ("Płomienny") | Noc miłosńa }}{{hs|Songs 12}}12 Songsfor voice and pianowords by German poets in translation by Stanisław Barącz
1.~8. words by Richard Dehmel
9. words by Alfred Mombert
10. words by Gustav Falke
11. words by Alfred Mombert
12. words by Martin Greif
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| Vocal

align=center|M18align=center|18align=center|1908, 1912PenthezileaPenthesileafor soprano and orchestrawords by Stanisław Wyspiański
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| Stage

align=center|align=center|align=center|1908–1909Loteria na mężów, czyli Narzeczony nr. 69Lottery for Husbands or Fiancé No. 69Operetta in 3 acts; libretto by Julian Krzewiński-Maszyński; premiered in 2007
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| Orchestral

align=center|M24align=center|19align=center|1909–1910Symfonia nr. 2 B-durSymphony No. 2 (Szymanowski)for orchestra
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| Vocal

align=center|M20align=center|20align=center|1909Sześć pieśni {{ordered list| Na księżycu czarnym | Święty Franciszek mówi | Pachną mi dziwnie twoje złote włosy | W mem sercu | Z maurytańskich śpiewnych sak | Na pustej trzcinie }}{{hs|Songs 06}}6 Songsfor voice and pianowords by Tadeusz Miciński
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| Piano

align=center|M25align=center|21align=center|1910–1911Sonata fortepianowa nr. 2 A-durSonata No. 2 in A majorfor piano
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| Vocal

align=center|M22align=center|22align=center|1910Barwne pieśni (Bunte Lieder) {{ordered list| Pustelnik (Einsiedel) | Pieśń dziewczęcia u okna (Lied des Mädchens am Fenster) | Dla małych dziewczynek (An kleine Mädchen) | Nocy letniej srebrny cud (Das hat die Sommernacht getan) | Przeznaczenie (Bestimmung) }}Colourful Songsfor voice and pianowords by German poets in translation by Stanisław Barącz
1. words by Karl Bulcke
2. words by Alfons Paquet
3. words by Emil Faktor
4. words by Anna Ritter
5. words by Ricarda Huch
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| Chamber music

align=center|M23align=center|23align=center|1910Romans D-durRomance in D majorfor violin and pianodedicated to violinist Paweł Kochański
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| Vocal

align=center|M26align=center|24align=center|1911Pieśni miłosne Hafiza {{ordered list| Życzenie | Jedyne lekarstwo | Płonące tulipany | Taniec | Zakochany wiatr | Smutna wiosna }}Love Songs of Hafiz, 6 Songs {{ordered list| Desires | The Only Medicine | Flaming Tulips | Dance | The Infatuated East Wind | Sad Spring }}for voice and pianowords by Hafez in translation by Hans Bethge
nos. 1, 4 and 5 orchestrated and incorporated into Op. 26
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| Stage

align=center|align=center|25align=center|1912–1913HagithHagithOpera in 1 act; libretto by {{Interlanguage link multi|Felix Dörmann|de}}
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| Vocal

align=center|M28align=center|26align=center|1911, 1914Pieśni miłosne Hafiza {{ordered list| Grób Hafiza | Serca mego perły | Głos twój | Wieczna młodość | Pieśń pijacka | Życzenie | Zakochany wiatr | Taniec }}Love Songs of Hafiz, 8 Songsfor voice and orchestrawords by Hafez in translation by Hans Bethge
2. also for voice and piano
6.~8. orchestrations from Op. 24
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| Choral

align=center|M36align=center|27align=center|1914–1916Symfonia nr. 3 "Pieśń o nocy"Symphony No. 3 "Song of the Night"for tenor (or soprano), mixed chorus and orchestrawords by Jalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī in translation by Tadeusz Miciński
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| Chamber music

align=center|M30align=center|28align=center|1915Nokturn i tarantelaNocturne and Tarantellafor violin and pianodedicated to Monsieur Auguste Iwański
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| Piano

align=center|M31align=center|29align=center|1915Metopy, Trzy poematy {{ordered list| Wyspa syren | Kalipso | Nauzykaa }}Métopes, 3 Poèms {{ordered list| L'île des Sirènes (The Island of Sirens) | Calypso | Nausicaa }}for piano
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| Chamber music

align=center|M29align=center|30align=center|1915Mity {{ordered list| Źródło Aretuzy | Narcyz | Driady i Pan }}Mythes (Myths) {{ordered list| La Fontaine d'Aréthuse (The Fountain of Arethusa) | Narcisse (Narcissus) | Dryades et Pan (Dryads and Pan) }}for violin and piano
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| Vocal

align=center|M32align=center|31align=center|1915Pieśni księżniczki {{ordered list| Samotny księżyc | Słowik | Złote trzewiczki | Taniec | Pieśń o fali | Uczta }}Songs of a Fairy-Tale Princessfor voice and piano (or orchestra)words by Zofia Szymanowska; nos. 1, 2 and 4 orchestrated in 1933
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| Vocal

align=center|M33align=center|32align=center|1915Trzy pieśni do słów Dymitra Dawidowa {{ordered list| Wschód słońca (Kaк тoлькo вocтoк) | Bezgwiezdne niebo (Heбo бeз звëзд) | Jesienne słońce (Oceнee coлнцe) }}{{hs|Songs 03}}3 Songs on Words by Dmitri Davydovfor voice and pianowords by Dmitri Pavlovich Davydov – Дмитрий Павлович Давыдов (1811–1888) in translation by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz
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| Piano

align=center|M34align=center|33align=center|1916Dwanaście etiud {{ordered list| Presto | Andantino soave | Vivace assai (agitato) | Presto. Delicatamente | Andante espressivo | Vivace (Agitato e marcato. Vigoroso) | Allegro molto (Con brio. Burlesco) | Lento assai mesto (espressivo) | Animato (Capriccioso e fantastico) | Presto (molto agitato). Tempestoso | Andante soave (rubato) | Presto (Energico) }}{{hs|Etudes 12}}12 Études (12 Studies)for piano
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| Piano

align=center|M35align=center|34align=center|1915–1916Maski {{ordered list| Szecherezada | Błazen Tantris | Serenada Don Juana }}Masques (Masks), 3 Pieces {{ordered list| Shéhérazade (Scheherazade) | Tantris le bouffon (Tantris the Fool) | Sérénade de Don Juan (The Serenade of Don Juan) }}for piano
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| Concertante

align=center|M37align=center|35align=center|1916Koncert skrzypcowy nr. 1Concerto No. 1for violin and orchestrain 1 movement; dedicated to violinist Paweł Kochański
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| Piano

align=center|M38align=center|36align=center|1917Sonata fortepianowa nr. 3Sonata No. 3for piano
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| Chamber music

align=center|M41align=center|37align=center|1917Kwartet smyczkowy nr. 1 C-durString Quartet No. 1 in C majorfor {{hs|violins 2}}2 violins, viola and cello
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| Choral

align=center|M39align=center|37balign=center|1917DemeterDemeter, Cantatafor alto, female chorus and orchestrawords by Zofia Szymanowska
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| Choral

align=center|align=center|38align=center|1917AgaweAgave, Cantatafor soprano, mixed chorus and orchestraunfinished, words by Zofia Szymanowska after The Bacchae by Euripides
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| Chamber music

align=center|M42align=center|40align=center|1918Trzy kaprysy Paganiniego{{hs|Caprices de Paganini}}3 Caprices de Paganini (3 Paganini Caprices)for violin and pianotranscription of Caprices Nos. 20, 21 and 24 by Niccolò Paganini; dedicated to Paweł Kochański and Józef Ozimiński
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| Vocal

align=center|align=center|41align=center|1918Cztery pieśni do słów Rabindranatha Tagore {{ordered list| Moje serca | Młody królewicz I | Młody królewicz II | Ostatnia pieśń }}{{hs|Songs 04 to Lyrics by Rabindranath Tagore}}4 Songs to Lyrics by Rabindranath Tagore {{ordered list| My Heart | The Young Prince (I) | The Young Prince (II) | The Last Song }}for voice and pianowords from The Gardener by Rabindranath Tagore in translation by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz
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| Vocal

align=center|M44align=center|42align=center|1918Pieśni muezina szalonego {{ordered list| Allah, Allah, Akbar... | O, ukochana ma... | Ledwie blask słońca... | W południe miasto białe od gorąca... | O tej godzinie, w której miasto śpi... | Odeszłaś na pustynię zachodnią... }}Songs of the Infatuated Muezzin {{ordered list| Allah, Allah, Akbar... | Oh, my beloved... | Barely the sun glistens on the tower's roof... | At noon the city is white from the heat... | At the hour when the city sleeps... | You departed into the western desert... }}for soprano and piano or orchestraorchestrated in 1934
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| Stage

align=center|M45align=center|43align=center|1920MandragoraMandragorafor orchestraPantomime in 3 scenes; scenario by Ryszard Bolesławski and Leon Schiller
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| Orchestral

align=center|align=center|align=center|1920Marsz 3. Pułku UłanówMarch of the Third Regiment of Uhlansfor wind orchestralost
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| Orchestral

align=center|align=center|align=center|1920Marsz uroczystyCeremonial Marchfor orchestra
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| Vocal

align=center|align=center|44align=center|1920Dwie pieśni baskijskie {{ordered list| Piękny księżyc | Ukochana złote włosy }}{{hs|Basque Songs 2}}2 Basque Songsfor voice and pianolost
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| Vocal

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align=center|align=center|1920Trzy piosenki (Piosenki żołnierskie) {{ordered list| Do dziewczyny, Mazurek | O zwiedzionym żołnierzu | Wyszywała raz Hanka... }}{{hs|Songs 03}}3 Songs (3 Soldier's Songs) {{ordered list| To the Sweetheart, Mazurka | About a Deceived Soldier | Hanka Was Once Embroidering... }}for voice and piano
1.~2. words by Kornel Makuszyński
3. words by Kazimierz Andrzej Czyżowski
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align=center|align=center|align=center|1920Wiedzie nas HallerHaller Is Leading Usfor voice and piano
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| Stage

align=center|M55align=center|46align=center|1918–1924Król RogerKing RogerOpera in 3 acts; libretto by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz in collaboration with the composer
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| Vocal

align=center|M51align=center|46balign=center|1921{{hs|Slopiewnie}}Słopiewnie {{ordered list| Słowisień | Zielone słowa | Święty Franciszek | Kalinowe dwory | Wanda }}{{hs|Slopiewnie}}Słopiewnie, 5 Songsfor voice and piano or chamber orchestrawords by Julian Tuwim; orchestrated in 1923–1924
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|align=center|1921–1922BerceuseBerceusefor violin and pianoco-composed with violinist Paweł Kochański
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|align=center|1921–1922Dance sauvageDance sauvagefor violin and pianoco-composed with violinist Paweł Kochański
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| Vocal

align=center|M52align=center|48align=center|1922Trzy kołysanki {{ordered list| Pochyl się cicho nad kołyską | Śpiewam morzu | Biały krąg księżyca }}{{hs|Lullabies 3}}3 Lullabiesfor voice and pianowords by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz
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| Vocal

align=center|M53align=center|49align=center|1922–1923Rymy dziecięce {{ordered list| Przed zasnieciem | Jak się najlepiej opędzać od szerszenia? | Mieszkanie | Prosię | Gwaizdka | Ślub królewny | Trzmiel i żuk | Święta Krystyna | Wiosna | Kolysanka Lalek | Gil i sroka | Smutek | Wizyta u krowy | Kołysanka Krysi | Kot | Kołysanka Lalki | Myszy | Zły Lejba | Kołysanka gniadego konia | Nikczemny szpak }}Children's Rhymes, 20 Children's Songs {{ordered list| Before Falling Asleep | How Best to Get Rid of a Hornet | Home | Piglet | Little Star | Princess's Wedding | Bumblebee and Beetle | Saint Christina | Spring | Duckling's Lullaby | Bullfinch and Magpie | Sadness | A Visit to Mrs. Crow | Tina's Lullaby | Wise Cat | Duckling's Lullaby | Mice | Crafty Leiba | Bay Horse's Lullaby | Villainous Starling }}for voice and pianowords by Kazimiera Iłłakowiczówna
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| Piano

align=center|M56align=center|50align=center|1924–1925Dwadzieścia mazurków {{ordered list| Sostenuto | Allegramente | Moderato | Allegramente, risoluto | Moderato | Vivace | Poco vivace | Moderato (non troppo) | Tempo moderato | Allegramente. Vivace. Con brio | Allegretto | Allegro moderato | Moderato | Animato | Allegretto dolce | Allegramente. Vigoroso | Moderato | Vivace. Agitato | Poco vivace | Allegramente – Con brio }}{{hs|Mazurkas 20}}20 Mazurkasfor piano
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| Stage

align=center|align=center|51align=center|1925Kniaź PatiomkinPrince Potemkinfor orchestraIncidental music to act 5 of the 1906 play by Tadeusz Miciński
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| Chamber music

align=center|M58align=center|52align=center|1925KołysankaLullaby (La berceuse d'Aitacho Enia)for violin and piano
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| Choral

align=center|M60align=center|53align=center|1925–1926Stabat MaterStabat Materfor soprano, alto, baritone, mixed chorus and orchestraOratorio
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| Vocal

align=center|M63align=center|54align=center|1926Siedem pieśni do słów Jamesa Joyce'a {{ordered list| Droga moja | Zaśnij | Złocisty włos | Turkawko moja | Struny ziemi | Po deszczu | Majowe wiatry }}{{hs|Songs 07 on Words by James Joyce}}7 Songs on Words by James Joyce {{ordered list| Gentle Lady, Do Not Sing | Sleep Now | Lean Out of the Window | My Dove, My Beautiful One | Strings in the Earth | Winds of May | Rain Has Fallen }}for voice and pianowords by James Joyce in translation by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz; nos. 5–7 left incomplete, completed by Adam Neuer
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| Stage

align=center|M68align=center|55align=center|1923–1931HarnasieHarnasiefor tenor, mixed chorus and orchestraBallet-Pantomime in 2 acts, 3 scenes with prologue and epilogue; scenario by Jerzy Mieczysław Rytard in collaboration with the composer
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| Vocal

align=center|align=center|align=center|1924Idom se siuhaje dołu, śpiewajęcy... (Pieśń siuhajów)Siuhaje Are Coming Down Singing... (Song of Siuhaje)for voice and pianoHighlander Song from Harnasie, Op. 55
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|align=center|1925L'aubeL'aubefor violin and pianoco-composed with violinist Paweł Kochański
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| Piano

align=center|M59aalign=center|align=center|1925Walc romantycznyRomantic Waltz (Valse romantique)for piano
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| Vocal

align=center|align=center|align=center|1925–1926Dziewięć pieśni polskich {{ordered list| Idzie żołnierz borem, lasem | Tam na błoniu błyszczy kwiecie | Jak to na wojence ładnie | Leci liście z drzewa | Hej, strzelcy, wraz | Ułani, ułani, malowane dzieci | O mój rozmarynie | I zabujały siwe łabędzie | Gdzież to jedziesz, Jasiu }}{{hs|Polish Songs 9}}9 Polish Songsfor voice and piano
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| Piano

align=center|M60align=center|align=center|1926Cztery tańce polskie {{ordered list| Mazurek | Krakowiak | Oberek | Polonez }}{{hs|Polish Dances 4}}4 Polish Dances {{ordered list| Mazurka | Krakowiak | Oberek | Polonaise }}for piano
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| Chamber music

align=center|M64align=center|56align=center|1927Kwartet smyczkowy nr. 2String Quartet No. 2for {{hs|violins 2}}2 violins, viola and cello
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| Vocal

align=center|M65align=center|align=center|1928Vocalise-ÉtudeVocalise-Étudefor voice and piano
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| Choral

align=center|align=center|align=center|1928–1929Sześć pieśni kurpiowskich {{ordered list| Hej, wółki moje | A chtóz tam puka | Niech Jezus Chrystus | Bzicem kunia | Wyrzundzaj się, dziwce moje | Panie muzykancie, prosim zagrać walca }}{{hs|Songs 06 from Kurpie}}6 Songs from Kurpiefor mixed chorus a cappella
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| Choral

align=center|M67align=center|57align=center|1930Veni CreatorVeni Creatorfor soprano, mixed chorus, organ and orchestrawords by Stanisław Wyspiański
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| Vocal

align=center|M69align=center|58align=center|1930–1932Pieśni kurpiowskie {{ordered list| Lecioły zurazie | Wysła burzycka | Uwoz, mamo | U jeziorecka | A pod borem | Bzicem kunia | Sciani dumbek | Leć, głosie, po rosie | Zarżyjzę kuniu | Ciamna nocka | Wysły rybki | Wsycy przyjechali }}{{hs|Songs 12 from Kurpie}}12 Songs from Kurpiefor voice and pianoNo. 9 Zarzyjze kuniu also for violin and piano (1931)
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| Choral

align=center|M72align=center|59align=center|1930–1933Litania do Marii Panny {{ordered list| Dwunastodźwięczna cytaro... | Jak krzew skarlały }}Litany to the Virgin Mary, 2 Fragments {{ordered list| Twelve-toned cithara... | Like a Dwarf Bush }}for soprano, female chorus and orchestrawords by Jerzy Liebert
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|align=center|1931Pieśń RoksanyRoxana's Song (Chant de Roxane)for violin and pianotranscription by the composer and Paweł Kochański from act 2 of King Roger, Op. 46; adapted for viola and piano by Lionel Tertis and published in 1953
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|align=center|1931Taniec z "Harnasiów"Dance from "Harnasie"for violin and pianotranscription by the composer and Paweł Kochański from Harnasie, Op. 55
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| Chamber music

align=center|align=center|align=center|1931Zarżyjzę kuniuZarżyjzę kuniufor violin and pianotranscription by the composer and Paweł Kochański of No. 9 from 12 Songs from Kurpie, Op. 58
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| Concertante

align=center|M70align=center|60align=center|1932Symfonia nr. 4 (Symphonie concertante)Symphony No. 4 (Symphonie Concertante)for piano and orchestradedicated to Arthur Rubinstein
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| Concertante

align=center|M71align=center|61align=center|1932–1933Koncert skrzypcowy nr. 2Concerto No. 2for violin and orchestraA la memoire du Grand Musicien, mon cher et inoubliable Ami, Paweł Kochański
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| Piano

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  • {{Citation | last1 =Gołubiew | first1 =Zofia | translator-last = Chrzanowska-Kluczewska | translator-first = Elżbieta | title = Muzeum Karola Szymanowskiego w willi "Atma" w Zakopanem (Przewodnik)|trans-title=Karol Szymanowski's Museum in the Chalet "Atma" in Zakopane (Guide)| place = Kraków | publisher = Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie [The National Museum of Cracow] | year = 1997 | pages = 26–29|ref=none}}
  • {{cite book|last=Michałowski|first=Kornel|title=Karol Szymanowski, 1882–1937. Katalog tematyczny dzieł i bibliografia|trans-title=Karol Szymanowski, 1882–1937. Thematic Catalogue of Works and Bibliography|location=Kraków|publisher=Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne|year=1967}}

{{Karol Szymanowski}}

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Szymanowski, Karol