Dates and listening details already known to Music Journals.
Composed 1940
Originally written for piano and orchestra/ensemble in 1940; adapted into a four-hand piano duet by Strayhorn and Duke Ellington around 1945–1946, with their first studio recording made on January 10, 1946. Also recorded and broadcast in duo form under the full/variant title Tonk [Pianistically Allied].
Composed 1951–1953
1951–1953 (composed as part of the 11-piece cycle written between 1951 and 1953).
Composed 1905
The original septet was written in May–June 1905 on a commission from Maison Érard. Ravel completed his arrangement for two pianos shortly thereafter, with the score published by Durand in 1906 and the original ensemble work premiered on February 22, 1907.
Composed 1986
No exact source-backed composition date resolved in the automated pass; reviewed 2026-08-22.
Composed 1874
Specifically composed between November 20 and December 8, 1874. Smetana did not assign an opus number to this work.
Composed 1980
IMSLP work page “Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues (Rzewski, Frederic)”: composition field “1980”; reviewed 2026-08-22.
Composed 1819
Often catalogued as Aufforderung zum Tanze: Rondo brillant, or Aufforderung zum Tanz. Composed in July 1819; first published in 1821.
Composed 1910
Autograph manuscript completed on June 16, 1910; the full Goyescas suite was composed between 1909 and 1911.