Difference between revisions of "List of works by Alphonse Wellé"
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| '''Le petit prince Albert de Liége''' | | '''Le petit prince Albert de Liége''' | ||
| − | | Intermezzo | + | | Intermezzo<ref>Called ''intermezzo-pizzicato'' in an article in ''Le Soir'' of 10 June 1939 (Anonymous: ''Au Parc de Bruxelles'', p.8).</ref> |
| 1938 | | 1938 | ||
| [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=75423 BV-11-1015-(1) onderdeel-2], [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=75426 BV-11-1015-(2) onderdeel-2], [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=75427 BV-11-1016], [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=76340 BV-11-1033] | | [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=75423 BV-11-1015-(1) onderdeel-2], [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=75426 BV-11-1015-(2) onderdeel-2], [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=75427 BV-11-1016], [http://catalog.b-bc.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=76340 BV-11-1033] | ||
Revision as of 12:19, 20 July 2021
| Title | Genre | Year of composition | Shelf number[1] | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [fragment of a composition] | 1879 | BV-11-1032 | only the last page has been preserved | |
| Je pense à toi | Song | 1881 | BV-11-1024 | |
| Le voyageur | Song | 1881 | BV-11-1026 | uses a translation of Der Wanderer by Schmidt von Lübeck, the poem that inspired Schubert as well |
| Bouton d'oranger | Mazurka | 1884 | BV-11-1021-(1) onderdeel-2, BV-11-1021-(3) | |
| Gavotte | Gavotte | 1885 | BV-11-1029, BV-11-1035-(1) | |
| Les sapeurs pompiers de Bruxelles | March | 1890 | BV-11-1019, BV-11-1020 onderdeel-2 | dedicated to Fr. Sénéwald |
| Gloire aux arts | March | 1894 | BV-11-1009-(1), BV-11-1009-(2), BV-11-1009-(3) | dedicated to the Belgian queen Elisabeth |
| Gavotte caprice | Gavotte | 1897 | BV-11-1012-(1), BV-11-1012-(2) | |
| Belgique héroïque | Symphonic poem | 1928 | BV-11-1017 onderdeel-1 | dedicated to Théo Mahy |
| Faune | Song | 1933 | BV-11-1002 | text by Georges Marlow; this song was perhaps composed for a competition, on the title page, Wellé wrote down Devise: L'Azur symbole de l'amour |
| La Valse du Vieux-Bruxelles - Exposition 1935 | Waltz | 1934 | BV-11-1005-(1), BV-11-1005-(2), BV-11-1005-(3), BV-11-1005-(4), BV-11-1005-(5) | subtitle: Allons-y-Marie et vive la valse; dedicated to Ch. Fonck and Messieurs les réalisateurs et amis du Vieux Bruxelles 1935 |
| Danse espagnole | Waltz | 1936 | BV-11-1025 | original title: La Passionaria - Valse Espagnole |
| Le petit prince Albert de Liége | Intermezzo[2] | 1938 | BV-11-1015-(1) onderdeel-2, BV-11-1015-(2) onderdeel-2, BV-11-1016, BV-11-1033 | dedicated to the later Belgian king Albert II |
| Hymne à la paix | Hymn | 1939 | BV-11-1022 | uses the French, British and American national anthem |
| Noces d'argent royales 1900-1925 | Gavotte | 1901? | BV-11-1013 | original title: Hourra, un prince est né, probably this work was composed on occasion of the birth of the later Belgian king Leopold III |
| Centenaire Belge: 1830-1930 | March | 1929-1930 | BV-11-1004-(1), BV-11-1004-(2) | dedicated to the later Belgian king Leopold III; uses Où peut-on être mieux by Grétry, Valeureux Liégeois by Ramoux and the Brabançonne by Van Campenhout |
| Prince Umberto | March | 1929-1930 | BV-11-1011-(1), BV-11-1011-(2), BV-11-1011-(3) onderdeel-1, BV-11-1011-(3) onderdeel-2, BV-11-1011-(4) | dedicated to the later Italian king Umberto II |
| L'âme de la nature | Suite | 1930-1931 | BV-11-1007-(1), BV-11-1007-(2), BV-11-1007-(3), BV-11-1007-(4), BV-11-1007-(5), BV-11-1007-(6), BV-11-1007-(7) | only the first part was completed, the second was sketched, the third never begun; dedicated to Eugène Ysaÿe |
| Bruxelles - Exposition universelle et internationale | March | 1932-1935 | BV-11-1003-(1), BV-11-1003-(2) | dedicated to Adolphe Max |
| Foire commerciale de Bruxelles | March | 1933-1934 | BV-11-1001 onderdeel-1, BV-11-1001 onderdeel-2, BV-11-1001 onderdeel-3 | original titles: Vieux. Bruxelles. Exposition. 1935 and Foire internationale de Bruxelles (1936) |
| Albert Ier et Reine Astrid | Overture | 1937-1938 | BV-11-1014-(1), BV-11-1014-(2), BV-11-1014-(3), BV-11-1015-(1) onderdeel-1, BV-11-1015-(2) onderdeel-1, sketches in BV-11-1033 | to the memory of the Belgian king Albert I and queen Astrid |
| Liège et Meuse 1939 | March | 1938-1939 | BV-11-1010, sketches in BV-11-1033 | uses Le chant des Wallons by Hillier, Valeureux Liégeois by Ramoux and Où peut-on être mieux by Grétry |
| Au bord du lac | Symphonic poem | unknown | BV-11-1008 | |
| Intermezzo for horn, flute and orchestra | Intermezzo | unknown | BV-11-1023 | Wellé also wrote down parts for other solo instruments, e.g. cello instead of horn |
| L'amour plus léger que le papillon | Waltz | unknown | BV-11-1000-(1), BV-11-1000-(2) | |
| La poule aux œufs multicolores | Polka | unknown | BV-11-1034 | only the title page is still preserved |
| Les étudiants and Salut aux étudiants | Mazurka | unknown | BV-11-1020 onderdeel-1, BV-11-1021-(1) onderdeel-1 | only the introduction of both works is different |
| Liége, la Marne et l'Yser | March | unknown | BV-11-1006-(1), BV-11-1006-(2), BV-11-1006-(3), BV-11-1006-(4) | to the memory of the soldiers perished in '14-'18; original title: Colonia-Marche |
| [piece in a minor] | unknown | BV-11-1036 | by Wellé? | |
| [piece without name] | unknown | sketches in BV-11-1033 | sketch | |
| Qui est Tu [sic] | Mazurka | unknown | BV-11-1027 | |
| Retour du camp | unknown | no score seems to have survived, it's name is mentionned in BV-11-1018 | ||
| Semois | unknown | BV-11-1031 | ||
| Souvenirs et regrets: improvisations pour piano | Improvisation | unknown | BV-11-1028 | only the first piece is preserved |
| Valse | Waltz | unknown | BV-11-1030 | youth composition |
Notes
- ↑ Refers to the catalogue of the library of the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel.
- ↑ Called intermezzo-pizzicato in an article in Le Soir of 10 June 1939 (Anonymous: Au Parc de Bruxelles, p.8).