The second piece from Twelve Minuets, Opus 11, early 19th century
Opus 31 No. 1
The first piece from Sor's 24 Progressive Lessons For Beginners, Opus 31, c.1828
Opus 35 No. 17
Performed in 2009, this is from Sor's 24 Exercises composed c. 1828 (2:06)
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Guitar sonatas
Op. 14, Guitar Sonata No. 1 in D major (in one movement: Andante — Allegro) – wr. c. 1798; publ. 1810 in Paris as “Grand solo pour guitare”
Op. 15b, Guitar Sonata No. 2 in C major (in one movement: Allegro moderato) – wr. c. 1800; publ. 1810 in Paris as “Sonate”
Op. 22, Guitar Sonata No. 3 in C major (four movements: Allegro — Adagio — Menuetto — Rondo) – publ. June 1807 in Madrid; publ. again 1825 in Paris as “Grande sonate”
Op. 25, Guitar Sonata No. 4 in C major (four movements: Andante largo — Allegro non troppo — Andantino grazioso — Menuetto) – wr. 1826 in Moscow; publ. 1827 in Paris as “Deuxième grande sonate”
Fantasies
Op. 4, Fantasy No. 1 in A major – publ. 1814
Op. 7, Fantasy No. 2, or Largo non tanto in C minor followed by Theme and Variations in C major – publ. 1814, ded. Ignaz Pleyel
Op. 10, Fantasy No. 3 in F major – 1816
Op. 12, Fantasy No. 4 in C major – 1821
Op. 16, Fantasy No. 5, or Introduction, Theme and Variations on Nel cor più non mi sento by Paisiello – 1819
Op. 21, Fantasy No. 6, Les adieux – 1825
Op. 30, Fantasy No. 7, or Variations brillantes sur deux airs favoris connus (uses sonata form) – 1828
Op. 40, Fantaisie sur un air favori écossais (Ye Banks and Braes) – 1829, ded. Mary Jane Burdett
Op. 46, Souvenirs d'amitié (Fantasy) in A major – 1831, ded. Jules Regondi
La foire de Smyrne (1821, Paris — the music is lost)
Le seigneur généreux (1821, London — the music is lost)
Cendrillon (1822, London; 1823, Paris)
Alphonse et Léonore, ou L'amant peintre (1823, London in one act; enlarged to three acts for Moscow the next year; revised in 1827 as Le sicilien, ou L'amour peintre for Paris)
Hercule et Omphale (1826, St Petersburg)
Hassan et le calife, ou Le dormeur éveillé (1828, London — the music is lost)
The Fair Sicilian, or Conquered Coquette, or La belle Arsène (1834, London — the music is lost)
Arsène, ou La baguette magique (1839, Brussels)
Concerto (spurious)
Violin Concerto in G major[6] — falsely attributed; actually written by Chevalier de Saint-Georges and published in 1773 as the latter's Op.2, No.1
Chamber music
3 string quartets
String trios with guitar
La romanesca for flute (or violin) and guitar
March for Military Band — the music is lost
March for the Funeral of Czar Alexander I — the music exists both in manuscript and printed version for piano
Piano 4-hands
3 Waltzes (First Set) — the music is lost
3 Waltzes (Second Set, 1818) ded. Mlle. F. Rehausen
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