List of compositions by Rebecca Clarke

This is a list of compositions by the English composer Rebecca Clarke.

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• "Wandrers Nachtlied" (ca. 1903), song, text Goethe
• "Ah, for the red spring rose" (1904), song
• "Aufblick" (1904), text Richard Dehmel
• "Chanson" (ca. 1904), text Maurice Maeterlinck
• "Klage" (ca. 1904), song, text Dehmel
• "O Welt" (ca. 1904) , song
• "Shiv and the Grasshopper" (1904), song, text Rudyard Kipling
• "Stimme im Dunkeln" (ca. 1904), song, text Dehmel
• "Du" (1905), song, text Richard von Schaukal
• "The moving finger writes" (1905), song, text from the Rubaiyát of Omar Khayyám (tr. Fitzgerald)
• "Oh, Dreaming World" (1905), song
• "Wiegenlied" (ca. 1905), voice, violin, and piano, text Detlev von Liliencron
• "Durch die Nacht" (1906), song, text Dehmel
• "Nach einem Regen" (ca. 1906), song, text Dehmel
• "Now fie on love" (ca. 1906), SATB choir
• "Das Ideal" (ca. 1907), song, text Dehmel
• "Magna est veritas" (1907), song, text Coventry Patmore
• "Manche Nacht" (1907), song, text Dehmel
• "Nacht für Nacht" (1907), song, text Dehmel
• "Vergissmeinnicht" (1907), song, text Dehmel
• "Music, when soft voices die" (1907), SATB choir, text Shelley
• "A Lover’s Dirge" (ca. 1908), SATB choir, text Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
• Sonata (1907–9), violin and piano
• Sonata (1908–9), violin and piano
• Theme and Variations (1908, now lost)
• "The Owl" (ca. 1909), SATB choir, text Tennyson
• "Spirits" (ca. 1909), song for 2 high voices and piano, text Robert Bridges
• Danse bizarre (1909, now lost), two violins
• Lullaby (1909), viola and piano
• "The Color of Life" (ca. 1910), song, text from traditional Chinese writings
• "Return of Spring" (ca. 1910), song, text from traditional Chinese writings
• "Tears" (ca. 1910), song, text from traditional Chinese writings
• "The folly of being comforted" (ca. 1911), song, text William Butler Yeats
• "Come, oh come, my life’s delight" (ca. 1911-12), SATB choir, text Thomas Campion
• "My Spirit like a charmed bark doth float" (ca. 1911-12), SATB choir, text Shelley
• "Shy One" (ca. 1912), song, text Yeats
• "The Cloths of Heaven" (ca. 1912), song, text Yeats
• "Weep you no more sad fountains" (ca. 1912), song, text Anonymous
• "Away delights" (ca. 1912-13), song, 2 voices and piano, text John Fletcher
• "Hymn to Pan" (ca. 1912-13), song, tenor, baritone, and piano, text Fletcher
• Lullaby (1913), viola and piano
• "Infant Joy" (ca. 1913), song, text Blake
• "Philomela" (ca. 1914), song, text Sir Philip Sidney
• Lullaby and Grotesque (ca. 1916), viola (or violin) and cello
• Morpheus (1917-18), viola and piano
• Untitled work for viola and piano (1917–18)
• Lullaby (1918), violin and piano
• Sonata (1919), viola (or cello) and piano
• "Down by the salley gardens" (1919), song, text Yeats
• Psalm 63 (1920), song
• "Chinese Puzzle" (1921), violin and piano
• Epilogue (1921), cello and piano
• Piano Trio (1921), violin, viola, and piano
• He that dwelleth in the secret place (Psalm xci) (1921), SATB choir with S,A,T,B solo
• "The Seal Man" (1922), song, text John Masefield
• Rhapsody (1923), cello and piano
• Comodo et amabile (1924), string quartet
• "Midsummer Moon" (1924), violin and piano
• "June Twilight" (1925), song, text Masefield
• Poem (1926), string quartet
• "A Dream" (1926), song, text Yeats
• "Sleep" (1926), song for tenor, baritone, and piano, text Fletcher
• "Take, O take those lips away" (ca. 1926), song for tenor, baritone, and piano, text Shakespeare, Measure for Measure
• "The cherry-blossom wand" (1927), song, text Anna Wickham
• "Eight o-clock" (1927), song, text A.E. Housman
• "Greeting" (ca. 1928), song, text Ella Young
• "There is no rose of such virtue" (1928), baritone solo and alto, tenor, baritone, bass choir, after a 15th c. English carol
• "The Aspidistra" (1929), vocal, text Claude Flight
• "Cradle Song" (1929), song, text William Blake
• Cortège (1930), piano
• "The Tiger" (1929–33), vocal, text Blake
• Ave Maria (ca. 1937), SSA choir
• Untitled work for two violins (ca. 1940, unfinished)
• "Binnorie" (ca. 1940), song after a traditional ballad
• "Combined Carols" (1941), string quartet or string orchestra
• Passacaglia on an Old English Tune (?1940–41), viola (or cello) and piano
• "Lethe" (1941), song, text Edna St. Vincent Millay
• Prelude, Allegro and Pastorale (1941), viola and clarinet
• Dumka (ca. 1941), violin, viola, and piano
• "Daybreak" (ca. 1941), voice and string quartet, text John Donne
• "The Donkey" (1942), song, text G.K. Chesterton
• Chorus from Hellas (ca. 1943), SSSAA choir
• "I'll bid my heart be still" (1944), viola and piano
• "God made a tree" (1954), vocal, text Katherine Kendall