Károly Aggházy

Stage music

• A Borzáné Marcsája (Mrs Borza's Daughter Marie), comic opera in 3 acts. Together with Jenő Hubay. Libretto by Tihané Almási Balogh. Premiered: 8 May 1880, Budapest, Volkstheater
• Szép leányok (Beautiful Girls). Incidental music by Gergely Csiky. Premiered: 4 February 1881, Budapest, Volkstheater
• A Művészet diadala (Triumph of Art), pantomime in 1 act, op. 28, Libretto: K. Pejacsevich. Composed: 1894.
• Maritta, a korsós Madonna (Maritta, the Madonna with a pint), opera in 2 acts, op. 32, Libretto: Irene K. Fuhrmann. Composed: 1895. Premiered: 14. Oktober 1897, Budapest, Hungarian Royal Opera House. The subject is taken from the book Die Klöster der Christenheit.
• A Ravennai nász (The wedding in Ravenna), opera in 2 acts. Libretto: Dezső Orbán. Composed: 1908.

Instrumental and vocal music

Works with Opus number

• Andante and scherzo for orchestra op. 1, 1878
• Tíz magyar dal (Ten Hungarian Songs) op. 5, Budapest
• Nocturne for piano in B Major op. 6, dedicated to Anna Cartwright, C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig, 1885
• Puszta Klänge, dramatic sonata, duet for piano and violin on themes from Hungarian folk music in gypsy style op. 7, Schott & Sons, Mainz, 1885
• Toccata in F Major for piano op. 8, dedicated to Kálmán Chován, C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig, 1885
• Fantasia for piano op. 10, dedicated to Robert Radecke, C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig, 1885
• Hungarian dances for piano op. 11, Harmonia, Budapest, 1885
• Small rhapsodies for piano op. 12, C.F. Kahnt, F.S.S. Hofmusikalienhandlung, Leipzig, 1884
  • Small rhapsody No. 1 in A minor for piano, C.F. Kahnt, F.S.S. Hofmusikalienhandlung, Leipzig, 1884
  • Small rhapsody No. 2 in C♯ minor for piano, C.F. Kahnt, F.S.S. Hofmusikalienhandlung, Leipzig, 1884
• Poëmes hongroise (Hungarian Poems) for piano 4 hands op. 13, Bote & Bock, Berlin, 1887
• Fantasy in the form of variations on the Christmas carol Es ist ein Ros entsprungen (Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming) by Michael Prätorius for piano op. 14, Bote & Bock, Berlin, c. 1888
• Danse de Noces (Wedding Dance) for piano 4 hands op. 15, Harmonia, Budapest, 1889
• Moment chracteristiques (Characteristic Moments) op. 16, Bote & Bock, Berlin, 1883–1886
• Öt magyar férfinégyes (Five Hungarian Men's Quartet) op. 17, text by Sándor Petőfi and Géza Kacziány (1856–1939)
• Hungarian rondo for piano 4 hands, op. 18, No. 1, dedicated to Leopold Carl Wolf, Bote & Bock, Berlin, c. 1888
• Marcia pour piano à quatre mains op. 18 No. 2, Bote & Bock, Berlin, c. 1888
• Hungarian suite for piano four hands op. 19, Harmonia, Budapest c. 1888
• Variations on the theme "Une fiévre brulate" from the opera Richard coeur de lion by André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry for piano op. 20
• Concert etude for piano in G minor op. 21, dedicated to Franz Liszt, E. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin and Posen, 1886
• Ländlerstimmungen zum Konzertvortrag (Ländler Tunes for Recital) for piano op. 22, Harmonia, Budapest, 1889
• Five Lieder op. 23, text: Nikolaus Lenau, Heinrich Heine, Emanuel Geibel, Wilhelm Friedrich Ruperti, Rudolf Hoyos; Rózsavölgyi & Co, Budapest, 1894
• Fünf Ländler-Impromptus (Five Ländler Impromptus) op. 24, Jules Hainauer, Breslau, 1897
• String quartet in F minor op. 25, 1892
• Trois Mazurkas (Three Mazurkas) for piano op. 26, 1895, Jules Hainauer, Breslau, 1897
• Four capriccios in octaves op. 27, dedicated to István Tomka, Jules Hainauer, Breslau, 1897
• Musique de pantomime (Pantomime Music), after a poem by Countess Katinka Pejacsevics for piano op. 28, Jules Hainauer, Breslau, 1897
• Trois Pièces intimes (Three Intimate Pieces) op. 29, Jules Hainauer, Breslau, 1897
• Six Lieder for voice and piano accompaniment op. 30, text: Heinrich Heine, Roderich; dedicated to Raimund von Zur Mühlen, C. Kieslers Musikverlag, Leipzig, 1898
• Six Lieder for voice and piano op. 31, text: Heinrich Heine, Nikolaus Lenau; C. Kiesler's Musik-Verlag, Leipzig, c. 1896/1897
• Three pieces for piano op. 33
• Nyolc férfinégyes (Eight Men's Quartets) op. 34, text: Gregor Czuczor, Gyula Reviczky, Mór Jókai, Lajos Pósa; Budapest, 1904
• Magyar hangulatok (Hungarian Tunes) for piano op.35, Pesti Könyvnyomda Rt, Budapest, after 1900
• Rákóczi gyászinduló (Rákóczi Funeral March) for wind orchestra op. 36, Budapest, 1905
• Gyászhangok Rákóczi Ferenc emlékére, symphonic poem op. 37, 1905
• Three Amusements, concert etudes in sixths op. 38, dedicated to colleagues at the National Conservatorium in Budapest, Karl Rozsnyai, Budapest
• Eight two-part pieces as preliminary studies on Bach, Karl Rozsnyai, Budapest, c. 1910
• Twelve three-part pieces as preliminary studies on three-part inventions by Johann Sebastian Bach op. 40. Rózsavölgyi, Budapest
• Four piano pieces op. 41, D. Rahter, Leipzig, 1912
• In the forest for piano op. 42, Art Publication Society, St. Louis, 1913
• Piano quintet in G minor op. 43, 1912

Works without opus number

• Abendstimmung/Impression du Soir (Evening Mood) for violin and piano, dedicated to Jenő Hubay, 1881
• Cinka Panna Dala for voice and piano, Rozsnyai Károly, Budapest, publ. 1907
• La Danse de la petite sorcière (The Dance of the Little Witch) for piano, Le Figaro illustré, 1897
• Elégia (Elegy) for piano, dedicated to Aloyse Bodó, Karl Rozsnyai, Budapest, c. 1910

• Este van már/Es ist schon abend (It's Already Evening) for voice and piano, text: Gyula Vargha; Budapest
• Fantaisie ziganesque (Gypsy-esque Fantasy) for violin and piano, with Jenő Hubay, 1880
• Gavotte for musette, Karl Rozsnyai, Budapest, 1897
• In der Ferne (In the Distance) for voice with piano accompaniment, text: Ludwig Uhland; dedicated to Rose Cebrian, Herrmann Weinholtz, Berlin
• Mint a harmat for voice and piano, Harmonia, Budapest, c. 1910
• Ninon, Sérénade voice and piano, text: after Alfred de Musset, Harmonia, Budapest, 1889
• Rákóczi, symphonic poem for soprano, tenor, baritone, bass, mixed choir and orchestra, text: Gyula Kováts, 1906
• Sárosi-nota/Sárosi-Weise (Sárosi Way), Budapest, 1882
• Serenata alla Chitarra (Guitar Serenade) for piano, Herrmann Weinholtz, Berlin, c. 1884
• Soirées hongroises (Hungarian Evenings) for piano, Jules Hainauer, Breslau, 1895
• Sonata dramatique for piano and violin, c. 1885
• Valse sentimentale (Sentimental Waltz), c. 1885
• Piano quintet in G minor, 1897