List of compositions by Jean Sibelius explained

The Finnish composer Jean Sibelius (18651957) wrote over 550 original works during his eight-decade artistic career. This began around 1875 with a short miniature for violin and cello called Water Droplets (Swedish: Vattendroppar), and ended a few months before his death at age 91 with the orchestration of two earlier songs, "Swedish: [[Kom nu hit, död]]|italics=no" ("Come Away, Death") and "Finnish: Kullervon valitus|italics=no" ("Kullervo's Lament", excerpted from Movement III of Kullervo).

However, the 1890s to the 1920s represent the key decades of Sibelius's production. After 1926's Tapiola, Sibelius completed no new works of significance, although he infamously labored until the late-1930s or the early-1940s on his Eighth Symphony, which he never completed and probably destroyed . This thirty-year creative drought—commonly referred to as the "Silence of Järvenpää", in reference to the sub-region of Helsinki in which the composer and his wife, Aino, resided—occurred at the height of his international and domestic celebrity.

Today, Sibelius is remembered principally as a composer for orchestra: particularly celebrated are his symphonies, tone poems, and lone concerto, although he produced viable works in all major genres of classical music. While his orchestral works meant the most to him, Sibelius refused to dismiss his miniatures (piano pieces, songs, etc.) as insignificant, seeing them instead as "represent[ative of] his innermost self".

Navigating Sibelius's oeuvre

Works with and without opus

Sibelius's final opus list dates to 1952 and ranges from Opp. 1 to 116, albeit with Op. 107 unassigned and Op. 117 holding ambiguous status. Among the 115 active numbers, however, are many collections; disaggregating these multi-work numbers reveals that—counting conservatively—about 342 compositions comprise the list:

• 77 orchestral works, spanning 59 opus numbers
• 35 chamber works, spanning 13 opus numbers
• 117 works for solo instrument (115 for piano, two for organ), spanning 20 opus numbers
• 86 songs, spanning 16 opus numbers
• 27 works for choir, spanning seven opus numbers

When ordered numerically, Sibelius's opus list is an imperfect indicator of his stylistic maturation over time. This is because Sibelius curated the collection according to his ever-changing assessment of his oeuvre (highly self-critical, he became especially ambivalent later in life towards his early period), promoting works to or demoting them from the catalogue and filling the resulting vacancies without a strict regard for compositional chronology. Among the pieces that at one point held, but later lost, a place on Sibelius's opus list are numerous large-scale works from the 1880s and 1890s, including his only opera, three cantatas, a melodrama, and several multi-movement compositions for chamber ensembles. Sibelius also demoted his first two orchestral compositions, the Overture in E major and Ballet Scene, which were originally intended as movements in a symphony before the composer abandoned the project.

For works without opus, the convention since the late-1990s has been to follow the supplemental JS numbering system of the Finnish musicologist, which he finalized in 2003 with the publication of Jean Sibelius: A Thematic Bibliographic Index of His Works. This list runs from JS 1 to 225 and includes not only compositions Sibelius demoted from his opus list but also those that never held an opus number at any point during his career.

Sibelius and his publishers

Sibelius sold his music to several publishers over the course of his career. As a relatively unknown composer in the 1890s and early 1900s, he worked with domestic firms in Helsinki, including the eponymous operations of Axel E. Lindgren and, as well as, a joint venture of and until the latter withdrew in 1904 to begin . As Sibelius's international reputation grew, the major German firms came calling, and he relished not only the prestige but also the opportunity to free himself from the cumbersome domestic publishing process. He contracted with Berlin's Robert Lienau Musikverlag from 1905 to 1909 and with Leipzig's Breitkopf & Härtel from 1910 to 1918. The arrival of the First World War in 1914, however, disrupted business with Germany, and Sibelius's royalty payments had to be rerouted through neutral Denmark. Ever in debt, Sibelius churned out undistinguished, "bread-and-butter" violin duos and piano pieces for and, each of whom lacked the means to print the works but viewed them as shrewd investments.

The end of the war brought little relief, as famine and civil war gripped newly-sovereign Finland and reparations wrecked the German economy. Breitkopf & Härtel wrote to the composer in May 1918 to express its regret that it could not accept the Fifth Symphony due to the post-war circumstances. Into the breach stepped Edition Wilhelm Hansen in Copenhagen, which directly contracted with Sibelius in 1920 and, over the next half decade, emerged as Sibelius's leading publisher. In 1926, Breitkopf & Härtel was able to resume its publishing relationship with Sibelius, although it now had to share the composer with Hansen and others. At any rate, Sibelius spent the 1930s battling with the never-realized Eighth Symphony, and by the 1940s he had drifted into quasi retirement. Following his death in 1957, many compositions remained in manuscript, and the process of publishing his works posthumously began. Over the following decades, the Sibelius family agreed to allow several first editions variously by Hansen, Breitkopf & Härtel, and .

Sibelius's manuscripts

The largest and most comprehensive collection of Sibelius's manuscripts is owned by the National Library of Finland at the University of Helsinki. The institution began in earnest its mission to acquire the composer's literary estate in 1970, with the purchase—from the London auction house Sotheby's—of manuscripts that had once belonged to A. E. Lindgren and, thereafter, R. E. Westerlund. The National Library's holdings ballooned (and the need for a supplemental catalogue became especially acute), however, in 1982, when the Sibelius family donated all papers still in its possession. The gift more than doubled Sibelius's catalogue: among the nearly 2,000 manuscripts were not only drafts, thematic sketches, and page proofs related to known compositions, but also hitherto unknown juvenilia.

In 1991, the Finnish musicologist Kari Kilpeläinen published The Jean Sibelius Musical Manuscripts at Helsinki University Library: A Complete Catalogue, in which each manuscript received a Helsinki University Library (HUL) identifier. The JS and HUL numbering systems, moreover, are compatible; for example, Sibelius's destroyed Eighth Symphony is numbered JS 190 by Dahlström, with the surviving so-called Three Late Fragments that have been tentatively connected to the Eighth Symphony labeled as HUL 1325, HUL 1326/9, and HUL 1327/2 by Kilpeläinen. A third notable acquisition occurred shortly after Kilpeläinen published his book, when in 1997 the National Library obtained manuscripts that had belonged to Edition Wilhelm Hansen. Finally, in 2020, the institution purchased a 1,200-page collection from Robert Lienau Musikverlag. In 2021, the UNESCO National Committee of Finland inducted the National Library's Jean Sibelius Musical Manuscripts into the country's Memory of the World Register, describing it as a "carefully nurtured national cultural treasure ... [that] has crucially expanded and shaped the image of how Sibelius composed and produced his works".

Within Finland, additional manuscripts are held by the Sibelius Museum at Åbo Akademi University in Turku, the Sibelius Academy (the composer's alma mater, formerly the Helsinki Music Institute), the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra (which premiered most of his orchestral works), and the National Archives of Finland. It is not legally possible to export Sibelius's manuscripts from Finland without permission, which in any case the Finnish authorities would probably not give. Outside of Finland, Breitkopf & Härtel possesses the most notable collection of Sibelius manuscripts.

Notable surveys of the oeuvre

In addition to Dahlström's comprehensive 2003 book, two additional surveys of Sibelius's oeuvre are of note. First, an ongoing collaborative project involving the National Library, Breitkopf & Härtel, and the Sibelius Society of Finland is the publication of the Jean Sibelius Works (JSW) critical edition, the text-critical approach of which utilizes "Sibelius's autograph musical manuscripts, copies made of them, instrumental parts, as well as first editions and their proofs ... the composer's correspondence, his diary, scribes' receipts, publishers' accounts, and newspaper reviews". Began in 1996, the JSW is projected at 52–60 volumes and will cover all of Sibelius's completed compositions (and arrangements), many of which remain in manuscript and, therefore, will receive first editions. The current editor-in-chief is the Finnish musicologist Timo Virtanen.

A second important survey is The Sibelius Edition recording project by the Swedish label BIS, for which the Sibelius biographer Andrew Barnett served as project advisor. Released from 2007 to 2011, this 13-volume series, which sought to record every surviving "note [Sibelius] put down to paper", comprises 80+ hours of music over 68 discs and also includes the original versions of works the composer revised.

Table of compositions

The table below is a complete list of works by Jean Sibelius, compiled with reference to two sources: first, Dahlström's 2003 Jean Sibelius: A Thematic Bibliographic Index of His Works; and second, the track listings for all 13 volumes of BIS's The Sibelius Edition. The table contains six sortable parameters: genre, title, year of composition, catalogue number (either Op. or JS), instrumentation, and text author (if applicable). The default ordering is, first, by genre and, second, by year of composition. Finally, to aid visualization, the table is divided into color-coded subsections, as follows:

Genre	Title	Year(s) composed	Catalogue	Instrumentation		Notes
Orchestral works
Symphony	data-sort-value="Kullervo"				,,,	Kalevala,
data-sort-value="Symphony1"
data-sort-value="Symphony2"
data-sort-value="Symphony3"
data-sort-value="Symphony4"
data-sort-value="Symphony5"
data-sort-value="Symphony6"
Concertante	data-sort-value="Violin Concerto1"				,
Serenade No. 1 in D major
Serenade No. 2 in G minor
Serious Melody No. 1: Cantique			(or),
Serious Melody No. 2: Devotion
Humoresque No. 1 in D minor			,
Humoresque No. 2 in D major
Humoresque No. 3 in G minor			,
Humoresque No. 4 in G minor
Humoresque No. 5 in E-flat major			,
Humoresque No. 6 in G minor
data-sort-value="Suite Violin"				,
Tone poem	Swedish: [[En saga]] (Finnish: Satu)
Spring Song (Swedish: Vårsång)
(Swedish: Skogsrået)
The Swan of Tuonela (Finnish: Tuonelan joutsen)
Lemminkäinen's Return (Finnish: Lemminkäinen palaa kotitienoille)
Lemminkäinen and the Maidens of the Island (Finnish: Lemminkäinen ja saaren neidot)
Lemminkäinen in Tuonela (Finnish: Lemminkäinen Tuonelassa)
Pohjola's Daughter (Finnish: Pohjolan tytär)
Nightride and Sunrise (Finnish: Öinen ratsastus ja auringonnousu)
(Finnish: Dryadi)
(Swedish: Barden)
Finnish: [[Luonnotar (Sibelius)|Luonnotar]]			,	Kalevala, Runo I
(Finnish: Aallottaret)
Finnish: Kuutar (The Moon Goddess)
Finnish: [[Tapiola (Sibelius)|Tapiola]]
Opera	(Finnish: Veneen luominen)			soloists,,	& ; Kalevala,
(Swedish: Jungfrun i tornet), dramatized Finnish ballad in 1 act			,,,,,
Stage				,
Death (Finnish: Kuolema), play in 3 acts			,,,
			,
Canzonetta, added to Death (Finnish: Kuolema)
			+ organ
(German: Die Sprache der Vögel)
French: Valse romantique, added to Death (Finnish: Kuolema)
			+
			,,,, +, organ
(Swedish: Stormen), play in 5 acts			,,,,,, + harmonium
	data-sort-value="King Christian II2"
(Swedish: Jungfrun i tornet)
data-sort-value="Pelléas et Mélisande2"
Scene with Cranes (Swedish: Kurkikohtaus), from Death (Finnish: Kuolema)
data-sort-value="Belshazzar's Feast2"
data-sort-value="Swanwhite2"
(Swedish: Stormen)
data-sort-value="Tempest3"
data-sort-value="Tempest4"
Oratorio	Finnish: [[Marjatta (Sibelius)|Marjatta]]			soloists,,
Cantata	data-sort-value="Cantata for the University 1894"				,,,
data-sort-value="Cantata for the Coronation"				,
data-sort-value="Cantata for the University 1897"				,,,
(Finnish: Tulen synty)			,,
(Finnish: Vapautettu kuningatar)	( )		(or),
My Own Land (Finnish: Oma maa)			,
Song of the Earth (Swedish: Jordens sång)
Hymn of the Earth (Finnish: Maan virsi)
Väinämöinen's Song (Finnish: Väinön virsi)				Kalevala, Runo XVIII
Melodrama	(Swedish: Skogsrået)			, +
(Swedish: Islossningen i Uleå älv)			,,
Swedish: [[Snöfrid (Sibelius)|Snöfrid]]			,,
(Swedish: Grevinnans konterfej)			,
(Swedish: Ett ensamt skidspår)			, harp,
rowspan=15 style="background-color: #ADD8E6"	song	("Serenade")			,
("The Rapids-Rider's Brides")			,
("Since Then I Have Questioned No Further")			voice,
("On a Balcony by the Sea")
("In the Night")
("Autumn Evening")			voice, (or)
			,
("Duke Magnus")			voice,
("The Raven")
("Spring Is Flying")			voice,
("Sunrise")
("The Diamond on the March Snow")
			,,
("Kullervo's Lament"), from Kullervo			,	Kalevala, Runo XXXV
("Come Away, Death")			, + harp
	Overture in E major
Ballet Scene (French: Scène de ballet)
Fencing Music (Swedish: Fäktmusik)
Circus March (German: Zirkusmarsch)
data-sort-value="Karelia Suite1"
Impromptu, from the Six Impromptus
Coronation March (Swedish: Kröningsmarsch), from the Cantata for the Coronation of Nicholas II
data-sort-value="Music for the Press"
Overture in A minor
Cassazione
Romance in C major
German: Musik zu einer Szene (Music to a Scene)
Dance Intermezzo (Finnish: Tanssi-Intermezzo)
French: Cortège
Pan and Echo (Swedish: Pan och Echo)
In memoriam
data-sort-value="Rakastava3"				,
data-sort-value="Scènes historiques I"
data-sort-value="Scènes historiques II"
Academic March (Finnish: Promootiomarssi)
data-sort-value="Suite mignonne1"				+ flutes
data-sort-value="Suite champêtre1"
data-sort-value="Suite caractéristique1"				+ harp
French: Morceau romantique
			+ timpani
	Lord, You are a Rock (German: Herr du bist ein Fels)			,
Lord, Show Us Your Mercy (German: Herr erzeige uns deine Gnade)
data-sort-value="Karelia"				, 2 male folk singers,
data-sort-value="Rakastava2"				,,
(Finnish: Laulu Lemminkäiselle)			,
Sandels
Song of the Athenians (Swedish: Athenarnes sång)			,,
Impromptu			,
			,
			,
Processional, from the Masonic Ritual Music			,
("The Rapids-Rider's Brides")			,
Chamber works
Stage	data-sort-value="Ljunga Wirginia"				(4-hands),,
Scherzo in E minor
data-sort-value="Lizard"				, 2 ,,,
Melodrama	(Swedish: Näcken) in A-flat major			,,,,
Nights of Jealousy (Swedish: Svartsjukans nätter)			,,,,
Brass septet	Overture in F minor
Allegro in G minor			,
Andantino
Menuetto
Preludium (Swedish: Förspel)			,
Tiera			,
Song of the Athenians (Swedish: Athenarnes sång)			,,,
Quintet	AndanteAllegro			, 2 ,,
data-sort-value="Piano Quintet"
Quartet	data-sort-value="Piano Quartet"				,,,
Molto moderatoScherzo			2 ,,
data-sort-value="String Quartet E-flat major"
Harmonium Quartet in G minor			harmonium,,,
			2 ,,
Alla marcia in E minor
Presto in F major
Theme and Variations in G minor
Allegretto in D major
Andantino in C major
Theme and Variations in C-sharp minor			2 ,,
			2 ,,
ModeratoAllegro appassionato in C-sharp minor
Andante molto sostenuto in B minor
AndanteAllegro molto in D major
Allegro in E minor
Adagio in F minor
Allegretto in A major
Più lento in F major
Fugue for Martin W. (Swedish: Fuga för Martin W.)
data-sort-value="String Quartet A minor"
Allegretto in B-flat major
data-sort-value="String Quartet B-flat major"
Adagio in D minor
Piano Quartet in C minor			,,,
data-sort-value="String Quartet D minor"				2 ,,
Trio				,,
data-sort-value="Trio G major"				, 2
Menuetto in F major
			,,
data-sort-value="Piano Trio A minor1"
Allegro in D major
data-sort-value="Piano Trio A minor2"
Serenata in D minor			2 ,
Minuet and Allegro
data-sort-value="Piano Trio D major"				,,
Andantino in G minor
data-sort-value="Piano Trio C major"
data-sort-value="Suite A major"
Andantino in A major
French: La pompeuse Marche d'Asis	(other arrangements lost)
Duo	Water Droplets (Swedish: Vattendroppar)			, ()
Castles in the Air (Swedish: Luftslott)			2
data-sort-value="Violin Sonata A minor"				,
Andantino in C major			,
Andante grazioso in D major			,
in A minor
in A minor
in B minor
in A major
in C major
in A major
in E minor
in F major
in G major	,  1886–1887
in E minor			,
Andante cantabile in E-flat major			harmonium,
Andante cantabile in G major			,
Andante molto in F minor			,
Tempo di valse in G minor
in B minor			,
data-sort-value="Suite D minor"
in E-flat minor			(or),
ModeratoMaestoso in E-flat major			,
Allegretto in C major
Allegretto in E-flat major
data-sort-value="Suite E major"
in B minor			,
in B minor			,
Allegro [Sonata Exposition] in A minor			,
Canon in G minor			,
data-sort-value="Violin Sonata F major"				,
Adagio in F-sharp minor			,
Tempo di valse (Lulu Waltz) in F-sharp minor
data-sort-value="Fantasy"
Romance in B minor			,
Swedish: Epilog (Epilogue)
Duo in C major			,
Rondo in D minor			,
Lullaby (Finnish: Kehtolaulu)			kantele,
Italian: [[Malinconia (Sibelius)|Malinconia]] (Melancholy)			,
data-sort-value="Violin Sonatina"				,
Mazurka in D minor
Souvenir in D major
Tempo di Minuetto
Impromptu in A minor			(or),
Rigaudon in D major
Romance in F major	,  1915
French: Danse caractéristique			,
Sérénade in D major
Dance Idyll (German: Tanz-Idylle) in E minor
French: Berceuse|italics=no in C-sharp minor
Religioso in G minor			(or),
Rondino in D major			,
Valse in D major
Aubade in D major
Menuetto in D minor
French: Novellette
French: Danse champêtre No. 1
French: Danse champêtre No. 2
French: Danse champêtre No. 3
French: Danse champêtre No. 4
French: Danse champêtre No. 5
On the Heath (German: Auf der Heide)
Ballad (French: Ballade|italics=no)
Humoresque
The Bells (German: Die Glocken)
French: Scène de danse
French: Danse caractéristique
French: Rondeau romantique
To My Beloved Aino (Finnish: Rakkaalle Ainolle)			(4-hands)
	data-sort-value="Violin Concerto2"				,
Serious Melody No. 1: Cantique			(or),
Serious Melody No. 2: Devotion
French: Scène d'amour (Love Scene), from Scaramouche			,
Works for solo instrument
Carillon	(Finnish: Kallion kirkon kellosävel)			carillon
Cello				cello
Moderato in F major
Kantele	Moderato			kantele
Dolicissimo
Organ	Intrada			organ
Preludium
Postludium
Mournful Music (Finnish: Surusoitto)
Theme for Improvisation
Violin				violin
(Swedish: En glad musikant)
Melodrama	data-sort-value="To Longing"				, piano
Oh, If You Had Seen (Swedish: O, om du sett)
(Swedish: Ett ensamt skidspår)
	Con moto, sempre una corda in D-flat major			piano
in A major
Scherzo in E major with Trio in E minor (or with [Trio] in A major)
Andante in E-flat major
in A-flat major
Au crépuscule in F-sharp minor
Andantino in B major
Allegretto in B-flat minor
Allegro in F minor
data-sort-value="Five Short Pieces"
Più lentoTempo di valse in E-flat major
Allegretto in G minor
ModeratoPresto in D minor
Largo in A major
Adagio in D major
Vivace in D minor
Andantino in E major
data-sort-value="Florestan"
Allegretto in E major
Valse in A-flat major, À Betzy Lerche
Scherzo in F-sharp minor
Theme and Variations in C minor			piano
Impromptu No. 1 in G minor			piano
Impromptu No. 2 in G minor
Impromptu No. 3 in A minor
Impromptu No. 4 in E minor
Impromptu No. 5 in B minor
Impromptu No. 6 in E major
data-sort-value="Piano Sonata"
Impromptu in G minor
Romance in A major
Allegretto in F major
Lento in E major
Allegretto in G minor
Romance in D minor
Idyll in F major
Caprice in E minor
Waltz in E major
Andantino in F major
French: Marche triste
Swedish: Pianokompositioner för barn (Piano Works for Children), 21 sketches
Swedish: Kavaljeren (The Cavalier)
Nocturno
Romance in D-flat major
My Beloved Is Beautiful, Her Mouth Like a Corn-cockle (Finnish: Minun kultani kaunis on, sen suu kuin auran kukka)
I Love You with All My Heart (Finnish: Sydämestäni rakastan)
Evening Is Coming (Finnish: Ilta tulee, ehtoo joutuu)
That Beautiful Girl (Finnish: Tuopa tyttö, kaunis tyttö)
The Fratricide (Finnish: Velisuurmaaja)
Wedding Memory (Finnish: Häämuistelma)
Barcarole in G minor
data-sort-value="Kyllikki"
Adagio in E major
French: Rêverie
Scherzino
French: Air varié
(German: Der Hirt)
(German: Des Abends)
Dialogue
Tempo di minuetto
Fisher Songs (German: Fischerlied)
Serenade (German: Ständchen)
Summer Song (German: Sommerlied)
Étude in A minor
data-sort-value="Piano Sonatina1"
data-sort-value="Piano Sonatina2"
data-sort-value="Piano Sonatina3"
Rondino No. 1 in G-sharp minor
Rondino No. 2 in C-sharp minor
French: Valsette|italics=no in E minor
French: Chant sans paroles in E minor
French: Humoresque|italics=no in C major
French: Berceuse|italics=no in D major
Rêverie in E minor
Menuetto in C major
Spagnuolo
To Longing (Swedish: Till trånaden)
French: Pensée mélodique in C major
Rondoletto in A-flat major
French: Valse|italics=no in D-flat major
French: Air de danse in E major
Mazurka in A major
Boutade in A-flat major
Eclogue (German: Ekloge)
Soft West Wind (German: Sanfter Westwind)
At the Dance (German: Auf dem Tanzvergnügen)
In the Old House (German: Im alten Heim)
When the Rowan Blossoms (Swedish: När rönnan blommar)
(Swedish: Den ensamma furan)
(Swedish: Aspen)
(Swedish: Björken)
Carillon
Romanzetta
Arabesque in D-flat major
Capriccietto
French: Nouvellette|italics=no in F major
Couplet in D major
(Swedish: Granen)
(Swedish: Syringa)	(withdrawn 1919, as Op. 96/1)
Scherzando in A-flat major
French: Petite sérénade in B-flat major
Polonaise in C major
French: Danse pastorale in A major
French: Joueur de harpe in B-flat minor
Reconnaissance in D major
Souvenir in A minor
Humoresque in C-sharp minor
French: Pièce enfantine
Elegiaco in C-sharp minor
Harlequinade
(French: Oeillet)
(French: Iris)
Esquisse
Affettuoso
(French: Bellis)
(French: Aquileja)
(French: Campanula)
Mandolinato
Linnæa (The Twinflower of the North)
Consolation in C-sharp minor
French: Danse|italics=no in C major
Sonnet in B-flat major
Shepherd and Shepherdess (French: Berger et bergerette)
French: Mélodie|italics=no in B major
French: Gavotte|italics=no in C major
Con passione
Andantino '' ('Swedish: Till ')
Humoresque I (German: Humoreske|italics=no I)
Song (German: Lied)
Little Waltz (German: Kleiner Waltzer)
Humorous March (German: Humoristischer Marsch)
Impromptu
Humoresque II (German: Humoreske|italics=no II)
French: Pièce humoristique
French: Esquisse
French: Souvenir
Impromptu
Couplet
Animoso
French: Moment de valse
French: Petite Marche
Romance
French: Chant du soir
French: Scène lyrique
French: Humoresque|italics=no
French: Scène romantique
In Mournful Mood
(Finnish: Maisema)
(Finnish: Talvikuva)
(Finnish: Metsälampi)
(Finnish: Metsälaulu)
(Finnish: Kevätnäky)
	data-sort-value="Karelia Suite2"
(Swedish: Skogsrået), final section only
data-sort-value="King Christian II3"
Song of the Athenians (Swedish: Athenarnes sång)
data-sort-value="Pelléas et Mélisande3"
Dance Intermezzo (Finnish: Tanssi-Intermezzo)
Pan and Echo (Swedish: Pan och Echo)
data-sort-value="Belshazzar's Feast3"
(Finnish: Dryadi)
(Finnish: Kallion kirkon kellosävel)
data-sort-value="Scaramouche3"
	,  1922
data-sort-value="Suite mignonne2"
data-sort-value="Suite champêtre2"
data-sort-value="Suite caractéristique2"
data-sort-value="Everyman2"
French: Morceau romantique
data-sort-value="Tempest5"
Songs
Song	("Serenade")			voice,
("A Song")			Baeckman
("Orgies")
("The Wood-Nymph")
("Alikeness")
("I Kiss You and Weary Not")
("Wit Was without a Home")
("The Heart's Morning")
("The Dream")
("Play of the Birds")
("Spring is Flying")
("The Young Huntsman")
("Go to Sleep!")
("Since Then I Have Questioned No Further")
("Come, Come, My Sweetheart")
("Under the Fir-Trees")
("The Kiss's Hope")
("To Frigga")
("Outside It is Growing Dark")
("Astray")
("To Evening")
("Swim, Duck, Swim")
("Sailing")
("Black Roses")
("But My Bird Is Long In Homing")
("Tennis at Trianon")
("The First Kiss")
("Sigh, Sigh, Sedges")
("The March Snow")
("The Diamond on the March Snow")
("The Girl Returned Home from Meeting Her Lover" or "The Tryst")
("High are the Snowdrifts")
("Little Lasse")
("Sunrise")
("Was It a Dream?")
("Driftwood")
("Autumn Evening")
("On a Balcony by the Sea")
("In the Night")
("The Harper and His Son")
("I Wish I Were in India")
("A Dragonfly")
("Spring Song")
("Longing")
("In the Field a Maid Sings")
("From Anxious Heart")
("The Silent City")
("Song of the Roses")
("Extinguished")
("A Hundred Ways")
("The River and the Snail")
("A Flower Stood by the Wayside")
("The Mill-wheel")
("May")
("I Am a Tree")
("Duke Magnus")
("The Flower of Friendship")
("The Watersprite")
("Give Me No Splendor, Gold or Pomp")
("Come Away, Death")			voice, guitar (or)
("Hey, Ho, the Wind and the Rain")
			voice,
("Lapping Waters")
("Slowly as the Evening Sky")
("When I Dream")
("Romance")
("The Spell of Springtide")
("Idle Wishes")
			,
("Now Christmas Stands at the Snowy Gate")			voice,
("Now Is Christmas Coming")
			,,
("Farewell")			voice,
("Orion's Girdle")
("The Kiss")			voice,
("The Wanderer and the Brook")
("The Echo Nymph")
("The Thought")			2 voices,
("Three Warbling Maidens")			voice,
("The Coming of Spring")			voice,
("And Is There a Thought?")
("Longing Is My Heritage")
("Hidden Union")
("The Singer's Reward")
("Ye Sisters, Ye Brothers, Ye Loving Couples")
("The Blue Anemone")
("The Two Roses")
("The Wood Anemone")
("The Anemone")
("The Thorn")
("The Flower's Destiny")
("The North")
("Her Message")
("The Morning")
("The Bird Catcher")
("Summer Night")
("Who Brought You Hither?")
("Birthday Song to Grandmother")
("Young Girls")
("Narcissus")
("The Lord's Blessing")			, organ	Numbers 6
("The Guardian of the Bridge")			voice,
Song	("Kullervo's Lament"), from Kullervo				Kalevala,
("The Rapids-Rider's Brides")
("Fool's Song of the Spider"), from King Christian II
("The Three Blind Sisters"), from Pelléas et Mélisande
("The Jewish Girl's Song"), from Belshazzar's Feast
			,	Kalevala, Runo I
			,,
Choral works
	data-sort-value="Chorales for Martin"
("Alone in the Dark Forest's Clasp")
("When Spring is Born Again")
("Imagine, See How the Bird Swoops")
("How Pale is All")
("Ah, Do You Hear, Miss Gyllenborg"), folk ballad from Pernå
data-sort-value="Chorales for Albert"
("Worker's March")
("The Boat Journey")			(or)	Kalevala, Runo XL
("Play, Pretty Maiden")			,	Kanteletar, Book II:238
data-sort-value="Rakastava1"		)		, (or,,)	Kanteletar, Book I:173–74, 122
("The Power of Song"), arr. of J. Vītols's song			,	Aukselis
("Fire on the Island")			(or)	Kanteletar, Book I:186
("Festive March"), from the Promotional Cantata of 1894
("Hymn")
data-sort-value="Songs for Mixed Chorus"				,,
("In the Moonlight")
data-sort-value="Carminalia1"					Piae Cantiones
("Busy as a Thrush")			Kanteletar, Book I:219
("The Broken Voice")			(or)	Kanteletar, Book I:57
("Song of My Heart")			(or)
("In the Morning Mist")			(or or)
("To the Fatherland")			(or)
("The Woodsman's Song")
("Hail Moon")				Kalevala, Runo XLIX
("Homesickness")			3 female voices
("... To Thérèse Hahl") [Version I]
("... To Thérèse Hahl") [Version II]
("My Brothers Abroad")
("Not with Lamentation")			(or)
("March of the Primary School Children")
("Cantata")
("Men from Land and Sea")
("The Bells of Kallio Church")
("Song of the People of Uusimaa")			(or)
("We Praise Thee, Our Creator"), from the Songs for Mixed Chorus from the 1897 Promotional Cantata			(or)
("Hail Princess"), from the Cantata for the Coronation of Nicholas II
("The Landscape Breathes"), from The Breaking of the Ice on the Oulu River
("Mr. Lager and the Fair One")
("On the Mountain")
("Eternal Eros")			,
("A Dream Chord")
("To Sea")
("The Dreams")
("Fridolin's Folly")
("Outside the Storm is Raging")
("The Roaring of a Wave")
("Jonah's Voyage")
("Honor March of the Singing Brothers of Viipuri") [Version I]
("Resemblance")
("The Way to School")
("Humoresque")
("Wanderers on the Long Way")
("School Song")
("The Lofty Heaven")
("The Guardian of the Bridge")
("A Child is Born to Us")
("Honor March of the Singing Brothers of Viipuri") [Version II]
("Give Me No Splendor, Gold or Pomp")	( 1942)		(or,)
("Finlandia Hymn"), from Finlandia			(or)	(1938) V.A. Koskenniemi (1940)
	("Oh Caroline"), of a song by M.P. Costa			,,
, of a Spanish folk song adapted by G.L. Cottrau			,
("Up through the Air")
("Why, O Father, Do You Kiss My Bride?")
data-sort-value="Carminalia2"		,  1898		, organ or (or piano)	Piae Cantiones
(Finnish: Tulen synty)			,,
Impromptu			,
			,
			,
			,
("Skyddskår's March")			,
("On Palm Sunday")			,, organ
("On All Saints' Day")				Revelation 14, Psalm 126
("For Christian Youth Ceremonies")				Ecclesiastes 12, Lithuanian: [[Gloria Patri]]
("Karelia's Fate")			,
[a.k.a. "The World Song of the World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides"]			,
("Give Me No Splendor, Gold or Pomp")			, organ
data-sort-value="Masonic"				,, organ (or)
("The Lofty Heaven")			, organ
Preliminary versions and fragments
	, predecessor to Pohjola's Daughter