List of symphonies

The list of symphonies gives an overview of symphonies , arranged both numerically and alphabetically by composer. Nicknames and key names that do not come from the respective composer are given in [square brackets].

According to ordinal number

0 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17th , 18th , 19th , 20th , 21st , 22nd , 23rd , 24th , 25th , 26th , 27th , 28th , 29th , 30th , 31st , 32nd , 33rd . , 34th , 35th , 36th , 37th , 38th , 39th , 40th , 41st Symphony

According to composer

A.

Abel, Carl Friedrich (1723–1787)

Little Symphony in F major

Aho, Kalevi (* 1949)

1st Symphony (1969), premiered February 18, 1971
2nd Symphony (1970/1995), premiered April 17, 1973
3rd Symphony for violin and orchestra ( Sinfonia concertante No. 1) (1971–73), premiered February 20, 1975
4th Symphony (1972–73), premiered March 12, 1974
5th Symphony (1975–76), WP April 19, 1977
6th Symphony (1979-80), premiered March 13, 1980
7th Symphony (1988), premiered October 26, 1988
8th Symphony, for organ and orchestra (1993), premiered August 4, 1994
9th Symphony, for trombone and orchestra ( Sinfonia concertante No. 2) (1993–94), premiered September 2, 1994
10th Symphony (1996), premiered February 6, 1997
11th Symphony, for 6 percussionists and orchestra (1997–98), premiered March 9, 2000
12. Sinfonie Luosto-Sinfonia / "Luosto Symphonie", for symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra, 10 off-stage musicians (drums and brass) and 2 soloists (soprano and tenor) (2002–2003), WP Luosto, Lapland, August 16, 2003
13th Symphony Sinfonisia luonnekuvia / "Symphonic Characterizations" (2003), premier March 17th, 2005

14th Symphony Rituaaleja / "Rituals" for darabuka, djembé, gongs and chamber orchestra (2007), premiered November 27, 2007

15th Symphony (2009-2010), WP March 26, 2011

16th Symphony, for 60 strings, 4 percussionists and mezzo-soprano (2013–2014), text: "Die Fahrende" ( Gertrud Kolmar ), premier: September 2015

17th Symphony Sinfonisia freskoja (Symphonic Frescoes) (2017), WP : April 4, 2019

1st Chamber Symphony for 20 Strings (1976), premiered August 22, 1976

2nd Chamber Symphony for 20 strings (1991–92), premiered February 9, 1992

3rd Chamber Symphony for alto saxophone and 20 strings (1995–96), premiered April 26, 1997

Alfano, Franco (1876–1954)

1st symphony "Classica" (1912)
2nd symphony (1931/32)

Alfvén, Hugo (1872–1960)

1st Symphony in F minor, op.7 (1896/97, rev. 1904)
2nd Symphony in D major op.11 (1897/98)
3rd Symphony in E major op.23 (1905)
4th Symphony in C minor op. 39 Från Havsbandet “From the outermost archipelago” (1918/19)
5th Symphony in A minor, Op. 55 (1942, 1952/53)

Alwyn, William (1905–1985)

Antheil, George (1900-1959)

Arnold, Malcolm (1921-2006)

1st Symphony op.22 (1949)
2nd symphony op.40 (1953)
3rd Symphony op.63 (1957)
4th Symphony op.71 (1960)
5th symphony op.74 (1960)
6th Symphony, Op. 95 (1967)
7th Symphony, Op. 113 (1973)
8th Symphony op.124 (1978)
9th Symphony op.128 (1986)

Atterberg, Kurt (1887–1974)

1st Symphony op.3 (1910)
2nd symphony op.6 (1911/13)
3rd Symphony op. 10 "Västkustbilder" (1914/16)
4th Symphony op. 14 "Sinfonia piccola" (1918)
5th Symphony op. 20 "Sinfonia Funebre" (1922)
6th Symphony, Op. 31 (1927/28)
7th Symphony op. 45 "Sinfonia Romantica" (1941/42)
8th Symphony, Op. 48 (1944/45)
9th Symphony op. 54 "Sinfonia Visionaria" (1955/56)

B.

Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714–1788)

Five Berlin symphonies:

Symphony in C major, Wq 174
Symphony in F major, Wq 175
Symphony in E minor, Wq 178
Symphony in E flat major, Wq 179
Symphony in F major, Wq 181

Symphony Wq 173
Symphony Wq 179

Four orchestral symphonies Wq 183

Six Hamburg symphonies Wq 182:

Symphony in G major
Symphony in B flat major
Symphony in C major
Symphony in A major
Symphony in B minor
Symphony in E major

Bach, Johann Christian (1735–1782)

90 symphonies

Balada, Leonardo (* 1933)

Symphony No. 1 Sinfonia en Negro , a homage to Martin Luther King (1968)
Symphony No. 2 Cumbres , a short symphony for band (1972)
Symphony No. 3 Steel Symphony (1972)
Symphony No. 4 Lausanne (1992)
Symphony No. 5 American (2003)
Prague Sinfonietta (2003)
Symphony No. 6 Symphony of Sorrows (2005)

Balakirew, Mili (1837-1910)

1st Symphony in C major (1862–67), 1893–97; 1898
2nd Symphony in D minor (1907/08), premiered April 23, 1909

Barber, Samuel (1910-1981)

1st Symphony op.9 (1937)
2nd symphony op.19 (1944)

Baumann, Max (1917–1999)

1st Symphony op.14 (1949)
2nd symphony op.15 (1950)

Bax, Arnold (1883-1953)

1st Symphony in E flat major (1922)
2nd Symphony in E minor / C major (1926)
3rd symphony (1929)
4th Symphony (1931)
5th symphony (1932)
6th symphony (1934)
7th Symphony (1939)

Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827)

1st Symphony in C major op. 21 (1799/1800), WP April 2, 1800

2nd Symphony in D major op.36 (1802), premiered April 5, 1803

3rd Symphony in E flat major op. 55 "Eroica" (1803/1804), premier April 7th 1805

4th Symphony in B flat major, Op. 60 (1806), premiered November 15, 1807

5th Symphony in C minor, Op. 67 [“Destiny Symphony ”] (1800–1808), premiered December 22, 1808

6th Symphony in F major op. 68 “Pastorale” (1807/1808), premiered December 22nd 1808

7th Symphony in A major, Op. 92 (1811/1812), premiered December 8, 1813

8th Symphony in F major, Op. 93 (1811/1812), premiered February 27, 1814

9th Symphony in D minor op. 125 with final chorus on Friedrich Schiller's poem An die Freude (1815–1824), premiered May 7, 1824

Ben-Haim, Paul (1897-1984)

1st Symphony op.25 (1939/40)
2nd Symphony op.36 (1945)

Berlioz, Hector (1803-1869)

Symphonie fantastique , op.14 episodes from the life of an artist in five parts (1830)
Harold en Italie , op.16 Symphony in four parts with concert viola, based on Lord Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (1834)
Roméo et Juliette, op.17 dramatic symphony with solos and choirs (1839)
Grande Symphonie funèbre et triomphale, op.15 for symphonic wind orchestra (1840)

Bernstein, Leonard (1918–1990)

1st Symphony Jeremiah (1944), premiered January 28, 1944
2nd Symphony The Age of Anxiety (1949), premiered April 8, 1949
3rd Kaddish Symphony (1963), premiered December 10, 1963

Berwald, Franz (1796–1868)

1st Symphony in G minor “Sinfonie sérieuse” (1842), premiered January 10, 1905
2nd Symphony in D major "Sinfonie capricieuse" (1842)
3rd Symphony in C major "Sinfonie singulière" (1845)
4th Symphony in E flat major ["Sinfonie naïve"] (1845), premiered April 9, 1911

Bizet, Georges (1838–1875)

(1st) Symphony in C major (1855), premiered February 26, 1935
Symphony "Roma" in C major (1860–68), premiered February 28, 1869

Blomdahl, Karl-Birger (1916–1968)

Bohnke, Emil (1888–1928)

Symphony op.16 (1928)

Borodin, Alexander (1833-1887)

1st Symphony in E flat major (1862–67), premiered January 16, 1869
2nd Symphony in B minor (1869–77), premiered March 10, 1877
3rd Symphony in A minor (1886/87), premiered October 24, 1887 (unfinished, two movements completed and orchestrated by Alexander Glasunow )

Børresen, Hakon (1876–1954)

1st Symphony op.3 in C minor (1901)
2nd Symphony op. 7 in A major "Havet" (The Sea) (1904)
3rd Symphony op.21 in C major (1926)

Brahms, Johannes (1833-1897)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 68 (1862–1876), WP November 4, 1876
2nd Symphony in D major, Op. 73 (1877), premiered December 30, 1877
3rd Symphony in F major, op.90 (1883), premiered December 2, 1883
4th Symphony in E minor, Op. 98 (1884/1885), premiered October 25, 1885

Brian, Havergal (1876–1972)

Symphony No. 1 [D minor] The Gothic for solos, children's choir, two double choirs and orchestra (1919-27)

2nd Symphony in E minor (1930/31)

3rd Symphony in C sharp minor (1931/32)

4th symphony "Das Siegeslied" for soprano, double choir and orchestra (1932/33)

5th Symphony Wine of Summer for baritone and orchestra (1937)

6th Symphony Sinfonia tragica (1948)

7th Symphony in C major (1948)

8th Symphony in B flat minor (1949)

9th Symphony in A minor (1951)

10th Symphony in C minor (1953/54)

11th Symphony (1954)

12th Symphony (1957)

13th Symphony in C major (1959)

14th Symphony in F minor (1959/60)

15th Symphony in A major (1960)

16th Symphony (1960)

17th Symphony (1960/61)

18th symphony (1961)

19th Symphony in E minor (1961)

20th Symphony in C sharp minor (1962)

21st Symphony in E flat major (1963)

22nd Symphony [F minor] "Symphonia brevis" (1964/65)

23rd Symphony (1965)

24th Symphony in D major (1965)

25th Symphony in A minor (1965/66)

26th Symphony (1966)

27th Symphony in C major (1966)

28th Symphony in C minor "Sinfonia" (1967)

29th Symphony in E flat major (1967)

30th Symphony in B flat minor (1967)

31st Symphony (1968)

32nd Symphony in A flat major (1968)

Bruch, Max (1838–1920)

1st Symphony in E flat major, Op. 28 (1868)
2nd Symphony in F minor op.36 (1870)
3rd Symphony in E major, Op. 51 (1887)

Bruckner, Anton (1824-1896)

Study Symphony in F minor WAB 99 (1863), premiered March 18, 1923
0th Symphony in D minor WAB 100 (1869, 1895 “annulled” [sic]), premiered October 12, 1924 under Franz Moissl
1st Symphony in C minor WAB 101 (1865/66, revised 1890/91), premiered May 8, 1868 under Anton Bruckner
2nd Symphony in C minor WAB 102 (1871/1872, reworked 1876/1877), premiered October 26, 1873 under Anton Bruckner
3rd Symphony in D minor WAB 103 (1873/1876/1888), premiered December 12, 1877 under Anton Bruckner
4th Symphony in E flat major "Romantic" WAB 104 (1874, 1878–80), premiered February 20, 1881 under Hans Richter
5th Symphony in B flat major WAB 105 (1875/76, revised 1877/78), premier April 8, 1894 in a version edited by Franz Schalk , original version October 23, 1935 under Siegmund von Hausegger
6th Symphony in A major WAB 106 (1879–1881), premier of the 2nd and 3rd movements February 11, 1883, all movements (but shortened) under Gustav Mahler February 26, 1899, unabridged December 13, 1901 under Carl Pohlig
7th Symphony in E major WAB 107 (1881–1883, reworked 1885), premiered December 30, 1884 under Arthur Nikisch
8th Symphony in C minor, WAB 108 (1884–1887, revised 1889/1890 and 1892), premiered December 18, 1892 under Hans Richter
9th Symphony in D minor WAB 109 (1–3: 1887–1894; 4: 1894–1896), UA 1–3: February 11, 1903 in a version edited by Ferdinand Löwe , UA 1–3 (original version): 2. April 1932 under Siegmund von Hausegger

Burgmüller, Norbert (1810–1836)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 2 (1831–33), WP 1834
2nd Symphony in D major, op.11 (1834/35, unfinished), premier 1864

Butting, Max (1888–1976)

1st Symphony, Op. 21 (1922)
2nd Symphony op.29 (1926)
3rd Symphony op.34 (1928)
4th Symphony op.42 (1942)
5th Symphony, Op. 43 (1943)
6th Symphony op.44 (1945–1953)
7th Symphony, Op. 67 (1949)
8th Symphony "The Vacation Trip" op. 84 (1952)
9th Symphony, Op. 94 (1956)
10th Symphony, op.108 (1963)
Chamber Symphony op.25 (1923)
Sinfonietta with Banjo op.37 (1929)
Sinfonietta op.100 (1960)

Büttner, Paul (1879–1943)

1st Symphony in F major (1898)
2nd Symphony in G major (1908)
3rd Symphony in D flat major (1915)
4th Symphony in B minor (1918)

C.

Caldara, Antonio (1670-1736)

12 Symphony a quattro (1728–35)

Casella, Alfredo (1883–1947)

1st Symphony in B minor, Op. 5 (1905/6)
2nd Symphony in C minor op.12 (1908/9)
3rd Symphony op.63 (1939/40)

Chatschaturjan, Aram (1903–1978)

1st Symphony in E minor (1934)
2nd Symphony in E minor "Symphony with the Bell" (1943, reworked 1944)
3rd Symphony in C major "Symphony Poem" (1947)

Chrennikow, Tikhon (1913-2007)

1st Symphony in B flat minor, Op. 4 (1933–1935)
2nd Symphony in C minor, Op. 9 (1940–1942, rev. 1944)
3rd Symphony in A major op.22 (1973)

Clementi, Muzio (1752-1832)

1st Symphony in C major
2nd Symphony in D major
3rd Symphony in G major "Great National Symphony"
4th Symphony in D major

de los Cobos, Luis (1927–2012)

Symphony No. 1 Cursus vitae (1956)
Symphony No. 2 El pinar perdido (2012)

Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel (1875-1912)

Symphony in A minor op.8 (1896)

Copland, Aaron (1900-1990)

1st Symphony (1924 as Symphony for Organ and Orchestra , premier January 11, 1925; revised 1927–28, premier December 1931)
Short Symphony (1933), Premiere November 23, 1934
3rd Symphony (1944–46), premiered October 18, 1946

Cowell, Henry (1897-1965)

1st Symphony (1915-22 / 47)
2nd Symphony Anthropos (1937/38)
3rd Gaelic Symphony for band and strings (1942)
4th Symphony Short Symphony (1946)
5th symphony (1948)
6th symphony (1951/52)
7th Symphony for small orchestra (1952)
8th Symphony for optional contralto, choir and orchestra (1952)
9th Symphony (1953)
10th Symphony (1953)
11th Symphony Seven Rituals of Music (1953)
12th Symphony (1955/56)
13th Symphony Madras (1956–58)
14th Symphony (1959/60)
15th Symphony Thesis (1960)
16th Icelandic Symphony (1962)
17th Lancaster Symphony (1962/63)
18th Symphony (1963/64)
19th Symphony (1964/65)
20th Symphony (1965)

Cowen, Frederic (1852-1932)

Symphony No. 1 in C minor (1869)
Symphony No. 2 in F major (1872)
Symphony No. 3 in C minor Scandinavian (1880)
Symphony No. 4 in B flat minor The Welsh (1884)
Symphony No. 5 in F major (1887)
Symphony No. 6 in E major Idyllic (1897)

D.

David, Johann Nepomuk (1895–1977)

Symphony No. 1 in A minor, Op. 18 (1936)
Symphony No. 2 op.20 (1938)
Symphony No. 3 op.28 (1940)
Symphony No. 4 op.39 (1945)
Symphony No. 5, Op. 41 (1951)
Sinfonia preclassica super nomen HASE op.44 (1953)
Symphony No. 6 op.46 (1954)
Sinfonia breve op.47 (1955)
Symphony No. 7 op.49 (1956)
Sinfonia per archi, op.54 (1959) for string orchestra
Symphony No. 8 op.59 (1964/65)

Davies, Peter Maxwell (1934-2016)

Sinfonia (1962)
1st symphony (1976)
2nd symphony (1980)
3rd symphony (1984)
4th symphony (1989)
5th symphony (1994)
6th Symphony (1996)
7th symphony (2000)
8th Symphony Antarctic Symphony (2000)
9th Symphony (2012)
10th Symphony Alla ricerca di Borromini (2013)

Denisov, Edison (1929–1996)

Chamber Symphony No. 1 (1982)
Symphony No. 1 (1987)
Chamber Symphony No. 2 (1994)
Symphony No. 2 March (1996)

Diamond, David (1915-2005)

1st symphony (1940/41)
2nd symphony (1942/43)
3rd symphony (1945)
4th symphony (1945)
5th Symphony (1951, rev. 1964)
6th Symphony (1951–54)
7th symphony (1959)
8th symphony (1960)
9th Symphony (1985)
10th symphony (1987/2000)
11th Symphony (1989-91)

Dohnányi, Ernst von (1877–1960)

1st Symphony in D minor, Op. 9 (1900)
2nd Symphony in E major, Op. 40 (1944)

Draeseke, Felix (1835–1913)

1st Symphony in G major op. 12 (1868–72), premiered January 31, 1873
2nd Symphony in F major, op.25 (1876), premiered February 15, 1878
3rd Symphony in C major “Symphonia tragica” op. 40 (1885–86), premiered February 13, 1888
4th Symphony in G major “Symphonia comica” WoO 38 (1912), premiered February 6, 1914

Dukas, Paul (1865–1935)

Symphony in C major (1895/96), premiered January 1897

Dutilleux, Henri (1916–2013)

1st symphony (1951)
2nd symphony (1959)

Dvořák, Antonín (1841–1904)

1st Symphony in C minor op. 3 Zlonické zvoni “The Bells of Zlonice” (1865), premiered October 4, 1936
2nd Symphony in B flat major, Op. 4 (1865), premiered March 11, 1888
3rd Symphony in E flat major (originally Op. 10) (1873), premiered March 29, 1874
4th Symphony in D minor (originally Op. 13) (1874), premiered April 6, 1892
5th Symphony in F major op.76 (originally op.24) (1875), premiered March 25, 1879
6th Symphony in D major op. 60 (originally op. 58) (1880), premiered March 25, 1881
7th Symphony in D minor, Op. 70 (1884–85), UA April 22, 1885
8th Symphony in G major op. 88 ["English"] (1889), premier February 2, 1890
9th Symphony in E minor, Op. 95 “From the New World” (1893), premiered December 16, 1893

Dyson, George (1883-1964)

Symphony in G major (1937)

E.

Eberl, Anton (1765–1807)

Symphony in D major WoO 5 (1783)
Symphony in G major WoO 6 (1784)
Symphony in C major WoO 7 (1785)
Symphony in E flat major, Op. 33 (1803)
Symphony in D minor op.34 (1804)

Elgar, Edward (1857-1934)

1st Symphony in A flat major op.55 (1908)
2nd Symphony in E flat major op.63 (1911)
3rd Symphony in C minor, Op. 88 (only sketches, 1932/33)

Eliasson, Anders (1947-2013)

1st Symphony (1986) World premiere: Stockholm, February 6, 1987

2nd Symphony (1987; unpublished)

3rd Symphony Sinfonia concertante (1989), premier: Trondheim, November 16, 1989

4th Symphony (2005), premiere: Munich, January 12, 2007

Sinfonia di camera (1984), WP: August 14, 1984

Sinfonia per archi for string orchestra [Chamber Symphony II] (2001), premiere: February 9, 2002

Enescu, George (1881–1955)

Four early symphonies (D minor, 1894; F major, 1895; F major, 1896; E flat major, 1898)
1st Symphony in E flat major op.13 (1905)
2nd Symphony in A major, Op. 17 (1912-14)
3rd Symphony in C major op. 21 for piano, choir and orchestra (1916–18, rev. 1921)
4th Symphony in E minor oop. (1934; unfinished)
5th Symphony in D major oop. (1941; unfinished)

Englund, Einar (1916–1999)

1st Symphony Sotasinfonia "War Symphony" (1946)
2nd Symphony Mustarastassinfonia "Die Amsel" (1948)
3rd Symphony Barbarossa (1969–71)
4th Symphony Nostalginen "Nostalgische" (1976) for strings and percussion
5th Symphony Fennica "Finnish" (1977)
6th Aforismeja Symphony “Aphorisms” (1984) for choir and orchestra

7th Symphony (1988)

Enna, August (1859–1939)

Symfoni no. 1 i c-mol (1886)
Symfoni no. 2 i E major (1905)

Pea, Heimo (1924-2005)

1st symphony "Symphony in four movements" op. 23 (1963/64)
2nd Symphony op.29 (1968/70)

Erdmann, Eduard (1896–1958)

1st symphony op.10 (1919)
2nd symphony op.12 (1923)

Eröd, Iván (1936–2019)

1st Symphony op.67 (1995)
2nd symphony op.75 (2000/01)
3rd symphony (symphonic cantata) "Øresund" op. 90

Eschpai, Andrei (* 1925)

Symphony No. 1 in E flat minor (1959)
Symphony No. 2 in A minor "Praise to the Light" (1962)
Symphony No. 3 "In Memory of My Father" (1964)
Symphony No. 4 "Symphony-Ballet" (1980/81)
Symphony No. 5 (1985)
Symphony No. 6 "Liturgical" for baritone, choir and orchestra (1989)
Symphony No. 7 (1991/92)
Symphony No. 8 (2000)
Symphony No. 9 "Four Verses" for narrator, choir and orchestra (1998/99?)

F.

Farrenc, Louise (1804-1875)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 32 (1841)
2nd Symphony in D major, Op. 35 (1846)
3rd Symphony in G minor, Op. 36 (1847)

Fesca, Friedrich Ernst (1789–1826)

1st Symphony in E flat major, Op. 6 (approx. 1810/11), premier 1812
2nd Symphony in D major op.10 (ca.1810)
3rd Symphony in D major op.13 (1816)

Fibich, Zdeněk (1850–1900)

1st Symphony in F major op.17 (1883)
2nd Symphony in E flat major op.38
3rd Symphony in E minor, Op. 53

Fils, Anton (1733–1760)

approx. 30 symphonies

Foerster, Josef Bohuslav (1859–1951)

1st Symphony in D minor
2nd Symphony in F major op.29
3rd Symphony in D major
4th Symphony in C minor op. 54 Velická noc “The Great Night”; also "Easter Vigil" (1905)
5th Symphony in D minor op.141 (1929)

Franck, César (1822–1890)

Symphony in D minor (1886/88), premiered February 17, 1889

Franck, Eduard (1817-1893)

Symphony in A major op. 47 (approx. 1850–1860); printed 1882
Symphony in B flat major op.52 (1883)
Symphony in A minor (1846)
Symphony in G minor (1852/56)
Symphony in B flat major (1858)

Franck, Richard (1858–1938)

Symphony in D major (–1900)

Frankel, Benjamin (1906–1973)

Furtwängler, Wilhelm (1886–1954)

Symphony in D major (fragment, 1902/03)
Symphony in B minor (fragment, 1908)
1st Symphony in B minor (1941), premiered January 18, 2000 under George Alexander Albrecht
2nd Symphony in E minor (1945), premiered February 22, 1948 under Wilhelm Furtwängler
3rd Symphony in c sharp minor (1954), premier 1956 (movements 1–3) under Joseph Keilberth

G

Gade, Niels (1817–1890)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 5 (1842), WP March 2, 1843
2nd symphony op.10
3rd symphony op.15
4th Symphony in B flat major op.20 (1850), premiered January 16, 1851
5th symphony op.25
6th symphony op.32
7th Symphony in F major op.45 (1864), premiered March 2, 1865
8th Symphony in B minor, Op. 47 (1871), premiered December 7, 1871

Geissler, Fritz (1921–1984)

1st symphony
2nd Symphony (1962–64), premiered October 13, 1965
3rd Symphony (1965/66), premiered March 12, 1968
4th Symphony (1967), premiered March 10, 1968
5th Symphony (1968/69), premiered February 6, 1970
6th Symphony (1971), premier September 1, 1971
7th Symphony (1972), premiered February 22, 1973
9th Symphony (1974-78), premiered June 14, 1979
10th Symphony (1978), premiered November 2, 1979
11th Symphony (1982), premiered October 13, 1984

Genzmer, Harald (1909-2007)

Sinfonietta for string orchestra (1953)
1st Symphony (1957, new version 1970)
2nd symphony for string orchestra (1958)
3rd symphony for large orchestra (1983/86)
4th symphony for large orchestra (1990)
5th symphony for large orchestra (1998)

Gernsheim, Friedrich (1839-1916)

1st Symphony in G minor, Op. 32 (1875)
2nd Symphony in E flat major op.46 (1882)
3rd Symphony in C minor op. 54 "Mirjam" (1887)
4th Symphony in B flat major op.62 (1895)

Glass, Philip (* 1937)

1st Symphony Low (1992), premiered August 30, 1992
2nd Symphony (1994), premiered October 15, 1994
3rd Symphony (1995), premiered February 5, 1995
4th Symphony Heroes (1996)
5th Symphony [Choral] (1999), premier August 28, 1999
6th Symphony Plutonian Ode (2002), premier February 3, 2002
7th Symphony A Toltec Symphony (2005), WP January 20, 2005
8th Symphony (2005), premier November 2, 2005
9th Symphony (2012)
10th Symphony (2011)
11th Symphony (2017)
12th Symphony (2019)

Glasunow, Alexander (1865–1936)

1st Symphony in E major, Op. 5 (1880–82)
2nd Symphony in F sharp minor, Op. 16 (1883–86)
3rd Symphony in D major op.33 (1890)
4th Symphony in E flat major op.48 (1893)
5th Symphony in B flat major, Op. 55 (1895)
6th Symphony in C minor op.58 (1896)
7th Symphony in F major, Op. 77 (1902)
8th Symphony in E flat major, op.83 (1905/06)
9th Symphony in D minor, no op., One-movement fragment (1904-10)

Glière, Reinhold (1875–1956)

1st Symphony in E flat major op.8
2nd symphony
3rd Symphony op. 42 "Ilya Muromez"

Goetz, Hermann (1840–1876)

Symphony in E minor (1866), survived in fragments
Symphony in F major op.9 (1873)

Goldmann, Friedrich (1941–2009)

Symphony No. 1 (1972/73)
Symphony No. 2
Symphony No. 3 Inclinatio temporum (1986)
Symphony No. 4 (1988)
Symphony No. 5

Górecki, Henryk (1933-2010)

1st Symphony op. 14 "1959" (1959)
2nd Symphony op.31 Kopernikowska (1972)
3rd Symphony op. 36 Symfonia pieśni żałosnych “Symphony of Lamentations” (1976), premiered in 1977

Gottschalk, Louis Moreau (1829–1869)

1st Symphony La nuit des tropiques
2nd Symphony A Montevideo

Goldmark, Karl (1830–1915)

Symphony No. 1 op.26 Rural Wedding (1877)
Symphony No. 2 in E flat major, Op. 35 (1887)

Gounod, Charles (1818-1893)

1st Symphony in D major (1855)
2nd Symphony in E flat major (1855)

Graunke, Kurt (1915-2005)

1st Symphony in E major for orchestra with choir ad libitum
2nd symphony
3rd symphony
4th symphony
5th symphony
6th symphony
7th symphony
8th symphony
9th Symphony (1996)

Grieg, Edvard (1843–1907)

1st Symphony in C minor (1863/64)
2nd Symphony "In Spring" (fragment)

Guarnieri, Mozart Camargo (1907–1993)

Symphony No. 1 (1944)
Symphony No. 2 Uirapuru (1945)
Symphony No. 3 (1952)
Symphony No. 4 Brasília (1963)
Symphony No. 5 (1977)
Symphony No. 6 (1981)

H

Hamerik, Asger (1843–1923)

Symphony in C minor, Op. 3 (1860), lost

1st Symphony in F major, Op. 29 "Symphonie poètique" (1879/80)

2nd Symphony in C minor op. 32 "Symphonie tragique" (1882/83)

3rd Symphony in E major op. 33 "Symphonie lyrique" (1883/84)

4th Symphony in C major op. 35 "Symphonie majestueuse" (1888/89)

5th Symphony in G minor, Op. 36 "Symphonie sérieuse" (1889–91)

6th Symphony in G major op. 38 "Symphonie spirituelle" for string orchestra (1897)

7th Symphony op. 40 "Choral Symphony " for mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra (1898, rev. 1901-06)

Hanson, Howard Harold (1896-1981)

1st Symphony in E minor op. 21 "Nordic" (1922)
2nd Symphony op. 30 "Romantic" (1930)
3rd Symphony in A minor op.33 (1937)
4th Symphony op. 34 "The Requiem" (1943)
5th Symphony op. 43 "Sinfonia sacra" (1954)
6th Symphony (1968)
7th Symphony “A Sea Symphony” (1977) for choir and orchestra based on poems by Walt Whitman

Harris, Roy (1898–1979)

1st symphony (1933)
2nd symphony (1934)
3rd Symphony (1938, rev. 1939)
4th Symphony Folksong Symphony with Choir (1942)
5th symphony (1940-1942)
6th Gettysburg Symphony (1944)
7th Symphony (1952, rev. 1955)
8th Symphony San Francisco (1961–1962)
9th Symphony Polytonality (1962)
10th Symphony The Abraham Lincoln Symphony (1967)
11th Symphony (1967)
12th Père Marquette Symphony (1969)
13th Bicentennial Symphony (1976)

Hartmann, Karl Amadeus (1905–1963)

1st symphony "Attempt at a Requiem" (1935/36, rev. 1954/55)
2nd Symphony (Adagio) (1946)
3rd symphony (1948/49)
4th Symphony (1948)
5th symphony "Symphonie concertante" (1950)
6th Symphony (1951/53)
7th symphony (1958)
8th symphony (1960/62)

Harty, Hamilton (1879-1941)

To Irish Symphony (1904)

Haydn, Joseph (1732–1809)

See list of Joseph Haydn's symphonies .

Haydn, Michael (1737-1806)

1st Symphony , C major, MH 23 (Perger 35)
Symphony No. 1C, E flat major, MH 35 (Perger 1)
2nd Symphony , C major, MH 37 (Perger 2)
3rd Symphony , G major (Perger deest)
4th Symphony , B flat major, MH 62 (Perger 51)
5th Symphony , A major, MH 63 (Perger 3)
6th Symphony , C major, MH 64 (Perger 4)
7th Symphony , E major, MH 65 (Perger 5)
8th Symphony , D major, MH 69 (Perger 38)
9th Symphony , D major, MH 50 (Perger 36)
10th Symphony , F major, MH 51 (Perger 45)
11th Symphony , B flat major, MH 82/184 (Perger 9)
12th Symphony , G major, MH 108 (Perger 7)
13th Symphony , D major, MH 132 (Perger 37)
14th Symphony , B flat major, MH 133 (Perger 52)
15th Symphony , D major, MH 150 (Perger 41)
16th Symphony , A major, MH 152 (Perger 6)
17th Symphony , E major, MH 151 (Perger 44)
18th Symphony , C major, MH 188 (Perger 10)
19th Symphony , D major, MH 198 (Perger 11)
20th Symphony , C major, MH 252 (Perger 12)
21st Symphony , D major, MH 272 (Perger 42), 1778
22nd Symphony , D major, MH 287 (Perger 43)
23rd Symphony , F major, MH 284 (Perger 14)
24th Symphony , A major, MH 302 (Perger 15)
25th Symphony , G major, MH 334 (Perger 16)
26th Symphony , E flat major, MH 340 (Perger 17)
27th Symphony , B flat major, MH 358 (Perger 18)
28th Symphony , C major, MH 384 (Perger 19)
29th Symphony , D minor, MH 393 (Perger 20)
30th Symphony , D major, MH 399 (Perger 21)
31st Symphony , F major, MH 405 (Perger 22)
32nd Symphony , D major, MH 420 (Perger 23)
33rd Symphony , D major, MH 24 (Perger deest)
34th Symphony , E flat major, MH 473 (Perger 26)
35th Symphony , G major, MH 474 (Perger 27)
36th Symphony , B flat major, MH 475 (Perger 28)
37th Symphony , D major, MH 476 (Perger 29)
38th Symphony , F major, MH 477 (Perger 30)
39th Symphony , C major, MH 478 (Perger 31), Salzburg 1788
40th Symphony , F major, MH 507 (Perger 32), Salzburg 1789
41st Symphony , A major, MH 508 (Perger 33), Salzburg 1789
Symphony in F major, MH 25 (Perger deest)
Symphony in G major, MH 26 (Perger deest)
Finale to Symphony in B flat major, MH 184 (Perger [9])

Henze, Hans Werner (1926–2012)

1st symphony (1947/63/91)

2nd symphony (1949)

3rd Symphony (1949-50)

4th symphony (1955)

5th symphony (1962)

6th Symphony for two chamber orchestras (1969/94)

7th Symphony (1983-84)

8th Symphony based on Shakespeare's Midsummer Night 's Dream (1992–93)

9th Symphony based on Anna Seghers' The Seventh Cross (1995–97)

10th Symphony (1997-2000)

Herrmann, Bernard (1911–1975)

1st Symphony (1940/41, rev. 1973)

Herzogenberg, Heinrich von (1843–1900)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 50
2nd Symphony in B flat major op.70

Hindemith, Paul (1895–1963)

Funny Sinfonietta op.4 (1916)
Symphony "Mathis the Painter" (1933/34)
Symphony in E-flat (1940)
Symphonia Serena (1946)
Symphony in Bb for concert band (1951)
Symphony "The Harmony of the World" (1951)
Pittsburgh Symphony (1958)

Hoffmann, ETA (1776–1822)

Symphony in E flat major (1806)

Holmboe, Vagn (1909-1996)

Symphony No. 1, for chamber orchestra, M.85
Symphony No. 2, 1938-9, M.107
Symphony No. 3, Sinfonia rustica , M.126
Symphony No. 4, Sinfonia sacra for choir and orchestra, M.132
Symphony No. 5, 1944, M.145
Symphony No. 6, 1947, M.155
Symphony No. 7, 1950, M.167
Chamber Symphony No. 1, 1951, M.171
Symphony No. 8, Sinfonia boreale , M.175
Sinfonia in memoriam, 1954-5, M.185
Sinfonia I for strings, M.194
Sinfonia II for strings, M.196
Sinfonia III for strings, M.200
Sinfonia IV for strings Kairos , M. 215
Symphony No. 9, 1967-9, M.235
Chamber Symphony No. 2, 1968, M.240
Chamber Symphony No. 3, 1969–70, M.246
Symphony No. 10, 1970-2, M.250
Symphony No. 11, 1980-1, M.304
Symphony No. 12, 1988, M.338
Symphony No. 13, 1993-4, M.362

Holst, Gustav (1874–1934)

Symphony in F major "The Cotswolds" (1899–1900)

Honegger, Arthur (1892–1955)

1st symphony (1930)
2nd symphony (1941)
3rd Sinfonie Symphonie liturgique (1946) with 2nd movement: De profundis
4th Symphony Deliciae Basilienses ( lat. "Basler Freuden") (1946)
5th Symphony Di tre re (1950)

Hovhaness, Alan (1911-2000)

67 works titled as a symphony, including:

66th Symphony Hymn to Glacier Peak op.428 (1992)

Huber, Hans (1852-1921)

Symphony in E flat major, incomplete (1870–1877)
Symphony in D minor No. 1 Tell Symphony (1880)
Symphony in A major, originally 2nd symphony, withdrawn by the composer (1889)
Symphony No. 2 in E minor Böcklin (1897, 1900)
Symphony No. 3 in C major Heroic (1902)
Symphony No. 4 in A major Academic (1903, 1917)
Symphony No. 5 in F major Romantic , The violinist von Gmünd (1905)
Symphony No. 6 in A major Giojosa (1911)
Symphony No. 7 in D minor Swiss (1917)
Symphony No. 8 in F major Spring (1920)

Huber, Michael FP (* 1971)

1st Symphony op.38, premier February 28, 2009
2nd symphony op.44, premier January 23, 2011
3rd Symphony op.52, WP 7 April 2013
4th Symphony op.64, premier March 26th 2017
5th Symphony op. 67 “Maximilianus” for symphonic wind orchestra, premier July 23rd, 2019

Hummel, Bertold (1925–2002)

1. Symphony "Symphony for Strings" op. 20 (1959/64)
2nd symphony "Reverenza" op. 30 (1966)
3rd Symphony "Jeremiah" op. 100 (1996)

Huth, Alfred (1892–1971)

1st Symphony op.28 (1928)
2nd Symphony op.36 (1929)
3rd Symphony op.44 (1932)

I.

Indy, Vincent d ' (1851-1931)

1st Symphony in A major “Italian Symphony” (1870–72); not published
Jean Hundaye . Symphony op. 5 (1874–75); not published
Symphonie sur un chant montagnard français ("Symphonie cévenole") for piano and orchestra op. 25 (1886)
2nd Symphony in B flat major, Op. 57 (1902-03)
3rd Symphony "Sinfonia brevis (de bello gallico)" op. 70 (1916–18)

Ives, Charles (1874-1954)

1st symphony (1897/98)
2nd symphony (1897/1909)
3rd symphony (1901/04)
4th Symphony (1909/16), complete premiere in 1965
Universe Symphony (1911–1916, 1927–1951), complete premiere in 1965

J

Janáček, Leoš (1854–1928)

Sinfonietta (1926), premiered June 26, 1926

Jackson, Joe (born 1954)

Symphony No. 1 (1999)

K

Kaiser-Lindemann, Wilhelm (1940-2010)

1st Symphony From the Last Days for organ, brass and percussion op.3 (1975/76)
2nd Symphony for very large orchestra, Op. 11 [fragment] (1981)
3rd Symphony Udbodhan for orchestra with coloratura soprano op.18 (1987)
4th Symphony Bayan Symphony for very large orchestra with choir, organ and solo piano op.25 (1993)
5th Symphony Hommages for large orchestra, Op. 26 (1995)
6th Symphony of Schleswig-Holstein Pictures for 2 solo voices, choir, organ and orchestra op.38 (2006)

Kalinnikow, Wassili (1866–1901)

1st Symphony in G minor (1895)
2nd Symphony in A major (1897)

Kancheli, Giya (1935–2019)

Symphony No. 1 (1967)
Symphony No. 2 lieder (1970)
Symphony No. 3 (1973)
Symphony No. 4 In memoria di Michelangelo (1974)
Symphony No. 5 In Memory of My Parents (1977)
Symphony No. 6 (1978-80)
Symphony No. 7 Epilogue (1986)

Keuris, Tristan (1946–1996)

Sinfonia (1974) for this composition he received the Matthijs Vermeulen Prize in 1976
Symphony in D (1995)

Khatchaturian, Aram (1903-1978)

see: Chatschaturjan, Aram

Klami, Uuno (1900–1961)

Symphony enfantine Op. 17 (1928)
Symphony No. 1 (1937-38)
Symphony No. 2 op.35 (1945)

Klughardt, August (1847–1902)

Symphony "Forest Life" (1871, withdrawn)
1st Symphony op. 27 "Lenore" (1873)
2nd Symphony in F minor op.34 (1876)
3rd Symphony in D major, op.37 (around 1880)
4th Symphony in C minor op.57 (1897)
5th Symphony in C minor op.71 (1897), arrangement of the sextet op.58

Kochan, Günter (1930–2009)

Symphony with choir (1963/64)
2nd symphony (1968)
3rd symphony (1972)
4th symphony (1983/84)
5th symphony (1985-87)
6th symphony (2003-06)

Kodály, Zoltán (1882–1967)

1st Symphony in C major (1961)

Koetsier, Jan (1911-2006)

1st Symphony op.29 (1945)
2nd Symphony for Choir and Orchestra, Op. 30 (1946)
3rd Symphony, Op. 40 (1954)

Korngold, Erich Wolfgang (1897–1957)

Sinfonietta in B major op.5 (1912)
Symphony in F sharp op.40 (1952)

Kraus, Joseph Martin (1756–1792)

Symphony in A major VB 128

Symphony "Sinfonia buffa" VB 129

Symphony in F minor VB 130

Symphony in C major "Violino obligato" VB 138

Symphony in C major VB 139

Symphony in C sharp minor VB 140

Symphony in E minor VB 141

Symphony in C minor VB 142

Symphony in D major VB 143

Symphony in E flat major VB 144

Symphony in F major VB 145

Symphony in D major “Sinfonia per la Chiesa” VB 146

Symphony in C minor “Mourning Symphony ” VB 148

Krenek, Ernst (1900–1991)

1st symphony op.7 (1921)
2nd symphony op.12 (1922)
3rd Symphony op.16 (1922)
4th Symphony op.113 (1947)
5th Symphony op.119 (1949)

L.

Lachner, Franz (1803-1890)

1st Symphony in E flat major op.32 (1828)
2nd Symphony in F major (1833)
3rd Symphony in D minor, Op. 41 (1834)
4th Symphony in E major (1834)
5th Symphony in C minor "Prize Symphony" op. 52 (1835)
6th Symphony in D major op.6 (1837)
7th Symphony in D minor op.58 (1839)
8th Symphony in G minor, Op. 100 (1851)

Lalo, Édouard (1823-1892)

Symphony in G minor (1886)

Langgaard, Rued (1893–1952)

1st Symphony of Klippepastoraler (1908–11)
2nd Vaarbrud Symphony (1912–14, rev. 1926–33)

3rd Symphony Ungdomsbrus (1915-16)

4th Løvfald Symphony (1916/1920)

5th Symphony Steppe Nature (2 versions: 1917/18 and 1931)

6th Symphony Det Himmelrivende (1919–20, rev. 1928–30)

7th Symphony Ved Tordenskjold i Holmens Kirke (2 versions: 1925–26 and 1930–32)

8th Symphony of Minder ved Amalienborg (1926–34)

9th Symphony Fra Dronning Dagmar By (1942)

10th Hin Torden-Bolig Symphony (1944–45)

11th Symphony Ixion (1944-45)

12th Symphony Hélsingeborg (1946)

13th Symphony Undertro (1946-47)

14th Morgenen Symphony (1947–48, rev. 1951)

15th Symphony Søstormen (1949)

16th Symphony Syndflod af Sol (1950–51)

Larsson, Lars-Erik (1908–1986)

1st Symphony in D major op.2 (1927/28)
2nd symphony op.17 (1936/37)
3rd Symphony in C minor op.34 (1944/45)

Liszt, Franz (1811–1886)

Faust Symphony (1854)
Dante Symphony (1857)

Lutosławski, Witold (1913–1994)

1st symphony (1941–1947)
2nd symphony (1965–1967)
3rd symphony (1981-1983)
4th symphony (1988-1992)

Lyatoschynskyj, Boris (1894–1968)

Symphony No. 1 in A major, Op. 2 (1918–1919)
Symphony No. 2 in B minor, Op. 26 (1935–1936) 1940 revised
Symphony No. 3 in B minor, Op. 50 for the 25th anniversary of the October Revolution (1951)
Symphony No. 4 in B minor, Op. 63 (1963)
Symphony No. 5 in C major Slavonic op. 67 (1965–1966)

M.

Madetoja, Leevi (1887–1947)

1st Symphony, Op. 29 (1915)
2nd symphony op.35 (1918)
3rd Symphony op.55 (1926)

Magnard, Albéric (1865–1914)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 4 (1890)
2nd Symphony in E major op.6 (1893)
3rd Symphony in B flat minor op.11 (1895/96)
4th Symphony in C sharp minor op.21 (1913)

Mahler, Gustav (1860–1911)

1st Symphony in D major ["Titan"] (1884–88), premiered November 20, 1889

2nd Symphony [C minor] ["Resurrection Symphony "] (1888–94), premiered December 13, 1895

3rd Symphony in D minor (1895/96), premiered June 9, 1902

4th Symphony [G major] (1899/1901), premiered November 25, 1901

5th Symphony [C sharp minor] (1901/03), premiered October 18, 1904

6th Symphony in A minor ["Tragic"] (1903/04), premiered May 27, 1906

7th Symphony [E minor] [“Song of the Night”] (1904/05), WP September 19, 1908

8th Symphony in E flat major ["Symphony of a Thousand"] (1906/07), premiered September 12, 1910

The song of the earth . A symphony for a tenor and an alto (or baritone) voice and orchestra (based on Hans Bethge's The Chinese Flute ) (1907/08), premiered November 20, 1911

9th Symphony [D major] (1908/10), premiered June 26, 1912

10th Symphony in F sharp major (1910), premiered October 14, 1924

Malipiero, Gian Francesco (1882–1973)

1st symphony in quattro tempi, come le quattro stagion i (1933)
2nd Symphony elegiaca (1936)
3rd Symphony delle campane (1944–1945)
4th Symphony in memoriam (1946)
5th Symphony concertante, in eco (1947)
6th Symphony degli archi (1947)
7th symphony delle canzoni (1948)
8th Symphony Symphonia brevis (1964)
9th Symphony dell'ahimè (1966)
10th Symphony Atropo (1967)
11th symphony delle cornamuse (1969)
Sinfonia degli eroi (1905)
Sinfonia del mare (1906)
Symphony del silenzio e de la morte (1909–1910)
Sinfonia in un tempo (1950)
Sinfonia dello zodiaco (1951)
Sinfonia per Antigenida (1962)

Marttinen, Tauno (1912-2008)

1st symphony op.2 (1958)
2nd symphony op.4 (1959)
3rd Symphony, Op. 18 (1960–62)
4th Symphony op.31 (1964)
5th Symphony, Op. 35 "The Priest" (1967–72)
6th Symphony, Op. 92 (1974-75)
7th Symphony op.136 (1977)
8th Symphony op.224 (1983)
9th Symphony, Op. 260 (1986-88)
10th Symphony (1998)

Martinů, Bohuslav (1890-1959)

1st Symphony H 289 (1942)
2nd Symphony H 195 (1943)
3rd Symphony H 299 (1944)
4th Symphony H 305 (1945)
5th Symphony H 310 (1946)
6th Symphony H 343 "Symphonic Fantasies" (1953)

Martucci, Giuseppe (1856–1909)

1st Symphony in D minor, Op. 75
2nd Symphony in F major, Op. 81

Marx, Joseph (1882–1964)

An Autumn Symphony (1921)
Sinfonia in modo classico for string orchestra (1944)

Marxsen, Eduard (1806-1887)

Maury, Arnold (1927-2018)

1st Chamber Symphony (1961)
1st symphony (1979)
2nd Symphony "Traumfahrt" (1981)
3rd symphony (1983)
4th Symphony (1984)
2nd Chamber Symphony for 18 Instruments (1987)
5th symphony (2000)
Chamber Symphony in One Movement (2005)

Melartin, Erkki (1875–1937)

Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 30 No. 1 (1902)
Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 30 No. 2 (1904)
Symphony No. 3 in F major, op. 40 (1906-07)
Symphony No. 4 Kesäsinfonia (Summer Symphony) in E major, Op. 80 (1912)
Symphony No. 5 Sinfonia brevis in A minor, op.90 (1915)
Symphony No. 6 op.100 (1924)
Symphony No. 7 Sinfonia gaia op.149 (1935–1936, only sketches)
Symphony No. 8, Op. 186 (1936–1937, only sketches)

Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Felix (1809–1847)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 11 (1824), WP November 14, 1824 (?)

[2. Symphony] Lobgesang in B flat major op. 52, (1840), premiered June 25, 1840

3rd Symphony in A minor, Op. 56 "Scottish" (1829–32, revised 1841/42), premiered March 3, 1842

4th Symphony in A major op. Posthumously 90 "Italian" (1830–1833, revised 1834–37), premiered May 13, 1833

5th Symphony in D minor op. Posthumously 107 "Reformation Symphony " (1829/30), premier November 15, 183

Meyer, Ernst Hermann (1905–1988)

Symphony for strings (1947–1958)
Concertante symphony for piano and orchestra (1961)
Symphony in Bb (1969, first version as Sinfonietta 1967)
Contrasts, Conflicts , Sinfonia (1977)
Sinfonietta (1980)

Meyer, Krzysztof (* 1943)

Symphony No. 1 op.10 (1964)
Symphony No. 2 Epitaphium Stanisław Wiechowicz in memoriam for mixed Choir and orchestra based on words by J. Tuwim op.14 (1967)
Symphony No. 3 Symphonie d'Orphée for choir and orchestra based on words by Paul Valéry op.20 (1968)
Symphony No. 4 op.31 (1973)
Symphony in D major in the style of Mozart op.41 (1977)
Symphony No. 5 for string orchestra op.44 (1979)
Symphony No. 6 Polish op.57 (1982)
Symphony No. 7 Sinfonia del tempo que passa op.97 (2007)
Symphony No. 8 Sinfonia da requiem (2009)

Milhaud, Darius (1892–1974)

Mjaskowski, Nikolai (1881–1950)

1st Symphony in C minor, op.3 (1908, rev. 1921)
2nd Symphony in C sharp minor, op.11 (1910/11)
3rd Symphony in A minor op.15 (1914)
4th Symphony in E minor, Op. 17 (1917/18)
5th Symphony in D major, Op. 18 (1918)
6th Symphony in E flat minor op. 23 with choir ad libitum (1921–23, rev. 1947)
7th Symphony in B minor, Op. 24 (1922)
8th Symphony in A major, Op. 26 (1924/25)
9th Symphony in E minor, Op. 28 (1926/27)
10th Symphony in F minor, Op. 30 ["The Bronze Horseman"] (1926/27)
11th Symphony in B flat minor op.34 (1931/32)
12th Symphony in G minor, Op. 35 ["Kolkhoz Symphony"] (1931/32)
13th Symphony in B flat minor op.36 (1933)
14th Symphony in C major, Op. 37 (1933)
15th Symphony in D minor op.38 (1933/34)
16th Symphony in F major op. 39 (1935/36) ["Soviet Eroica"]
17th Symphony in G sharp minor, Op. 41 (1936/37)
18th Symphony in C major op.42 (1937)
19th Symphony in E flat major, Op. 46 for wind orchestra (1939)
20th Symphony in E major, Op. 50 (1940)
21st Symphony in F sharp minor op.51 (1940)
22nd Symphony in B minor, Op. 54 ["Symphonic Ballad of the Great Patriotic War"] (1941)
23rd Symphony in A minor op. 56 "Symphonic Suite" (1941)
24th Symphony in F minor, Op. 63 (1943)
25th Symphony in D flat major, Op. 69 (1946, rev. 1949)
26th Symphony in C major, Op. 79 (1948)
27th Symphony in C minor, Op. 85 (1949)
Sinfonietta in A major op.10 (1910/11, rev. 1943)
1st Sinfonietta for string orchestra in B minor, Op. 32/2 (1929)
2nd Sinfonietta for string orchestra in A minor op.68 (1945/46)

Moeran, Ernest John (1894–1950)

1st Symphony in G minor (1924–1937)
2nd Symphony in E flat major (1939–1950), unfinished short score
Sinfonietta (1944)

Mohaupt, Richard (1904–1957)

Symphony No. 1 "Rhythm and Variations" (1939–1940)

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756–1791)

See list of Mozart's symphonies .

Müller, Gottfried (1914–1993)

Symphony after Dürer

Müller, Sigfrid Walther (1905–1946)

1st symphony op. 30
2nd symphony op.48

N

Nielsen, Carl (1865–1931)

1st Symphony [G minor] op. 7 (1890–92), WP March 14, 1894
2nd symphony op. 16 De fire temperamenter “The four temperaments” (1901–02), premier December 1, 1902
3rd Symphony op. 27 Sinfonia espansiva (1910–11), premiered February 28, 1912
4th Symphony, Op. 29 Det uudslukkelige “The Inextinguishable” (1914–16), premiered February 1, 1916
5th Symphony, Op. 50 (1921-22), premiered January 24, 1922
6th Symphony Sinfonia semplice (1924-25), premiered December 11, 1925

Nielsen, Ludolf (1876–1939)

1st Symphony in B minor, op.3 (1902/03)
2nd Symphony in E major, Op. 19 "Glückssinfonie" (1907-09)
3rd Symphony in C major op. 32 (1911-13)

Nordgren, Pehr (1944-2008)

Symphony No. 1 op.20 (1974)
Symphony for Strings op.43 (1978)
Symphony No. 2, Op. 74 (1989)
Symphony No. 3, Op. 88 (1993)
Chamber Symphony op.97 (1996)
Symphony No. 4, Op. 98 (1997)
Symphony No. 5 op.103 (1998)
Symphony No. 6 Interdependence for soprano, tenor, choir and orchestra op.107 (1999–2000)
Symphony No. 7, Op. 124 (2003)
Symphony No. 8 op.140 (2006)

Nørholm, Ib (1931–2019)

1st symphony (1956-58)
2nd symphony (1968-71)
3rd symphony (1973)
4th Symphony (1978-79)
5th symphony (1980-81)
6th symphony (1981)
7th symphony (1982)
8th symphony (1990)
9th symphony (1990)
10th symphony (1998)
11th Symphony (2008)
12th symphony (2009)

O

Onslow, George (1784-1853)

1st Symphony in A major op.41 (1831)
2nd Symphony in D minor, Op. 42 (1831)
3rd Symphony in F minor oop. (1833)
4th Symphony in G major op.71 (1846)

P

Paderewski, Ignacy Jan (1860–1941)

Symphony in B minor “Polonia” op. 24

Pärt, Arvo (* 1935)

1st Symphony "Polyphonic" (1963)
2nd symphony (1966)
3rd symphony (1971)
4th Symphony "Los Angeles" (2008)

Panufnik, Andrzej (1914–1991)

1st Symphony "Sinfonia Rustica" (1948/1955)
2. Symphony "Sinfonia Elegiaca" (1957/1966)
3rd Symphony "Sinfonia Sacra" (1963)
4th Symphony "Sinfonia Concertante" (1973)
5th Symphony "Sinfonia di Sfere" (1974-75)
6th Symphony "Sinfonia Mistica" (1977)
7th Symphony "Metasinfonia" (1978)
8th Symphony "Sinfonia Votiva" (1981/84)
9th Symphony "Sinfonia della Speranza" (1986/87)
10th Symphony (1988/90)

Parry, Hubert (1848-1918)

1st Symphony in G major
2nd Symphony in F major "The Cambridge"
3rd Symphony in C major "English"
4th Symphony in E minor
5th Symphony in B minor "Symphonic Fantasia 1912" (1912)

Penderecki, Krzysztof (1933–2020)

1st Symphony (1972/73), premiered July 19, 1973
2nd Symphony "Christmas Symphony" (1979/80), premier May 1st, 1980
3rd Symphony (1988/95), premiered December 8, 1995
4th Symphony - Adagio (1989), premiered November 26, 1989
5th Symphony (1991/92), premier August 14, 1992
6th Symphony "Chinese Songs" (2017)
7th Symphony “The Seven Gates of Jerusalem” (1997), premiered January 9, 1997
8th Symphony “Songs of Transience” (2004/05), premier June 26th, 2005

Pepping, Ernst (1901–1981)

1st symphony (1939)
2nd symphony (1942)
3rd Symphony "The Times of the Day" (1944)

Peterson-Berger, Wilhelm (1867–1942)

1st symphony (1889/1903)
2nd symphony "Sunnanfärd" (1910)
3rd symphony (1913/15)
4th symphony (1929)
5th symphony "Solitudo" (1932/33)

Pettersson, Allan (1911-1980)

1st symphony (fragment, 1951)
2nd symphony (1952/53)
3rd symphony (1954/55)
4th symphony (1958/59)
5th symphony (1960-62)
6th Symphony (1965)
7th symphony (1966)
8th Symphony (1968/69)
9th Symphony (1969/70)
10th Symphony (1971-73)
11th Symphony (1971-73)
12th Symphony for Choir and Orchestra (1973/74)
13th Symphony (1976)
14th Symphony (1978)
15th Symphony (1978)
16th Symphony for Alto Saxophone and Orchestra (1979)
17th Symphony (fragment, 1980)

Pfitzner, Hans (1869–1949)

Symphony in C sharp minor op.36a (1932), premiered March 23, 1933
Small Symphony in G major op.44 (1939)
Symphony in C major op.46 (1940), premiered October 11, 1940

Popow, Gawriil (1904–1972)

1st symphony op. 7 (1927–34)
2nd Symphony in G minor / A minor, Op. 39 Heimat (1943)
3. Symphony op. 45 Heroic for strings (1939-46)
4th Symphony op.47 Ehre der Heimat for solos and mixed choir a cappella (1948/49)
5th Symphony in A major op.77 Pastorale (1956/57)
6th Symphony in B flat major op.99 Festliche (1969)
7th Symphony (1970, fragment)

Potter, Cipriani

1st symphony unnumbered by the composer (1819, revised 1824/6)

2nd symphony unnumbered by the composer (1821, revised 1839)

3rd symphony according to composer No. 6 (1826)

4th symphony according to composer No. 7 (1826)

5th symphony according to composer No. 8 (1828, revised and with slow movement 1846)

According to composer no.10 and 2 (1832), the 6th symphony had

7th symphony according to composer no.2 (1833)

8th symphony unnumbered by the composer (1834)

9th symphony according to composer No. 4 (1834)

Poulenc, Francis (1899–1963)

Sinfonietta (1947)

Prokofiev, Sergei (1891–1953)

Sinfonietta in A major op.5 (1909, rev. 1914), revised as op.48 (1929)
1st Symphony in D major op. 25 "Symphonie classique" (1916/17)
2nd Symphony in D minor, Op. 40 (1924), revision planned as Op. 136
3rd Symphony in C minor op.44 (1928)
4th Symphony in C major op.47 (1930), revised as op.112 (1947)
5th Symphony in B flat major op.100 (1944)
6th Symphony in E flat minor op.111 (1945/47)
7th Symphony in C sharp minor, Op. 131 (1951/52)

R.

Rachmaninov, Sergei (1873–1943)

1st Symphony in D minor, Op. 13 (1895), WP March 27, 1897
2nd Symphony in E minor, Op. 27 (1906/07), premiered January 26, 1908
3rd Symphony in A minor op.44 (1935/36), premiered November 6, 1936

Raff, Joachim (1822–1882)

1st Symphony in D major, Op. 96 "To the Fatherland" (1859–1861)
2nd Symphony in C major, Op. 140 (1866)
3rd Symphony in F major op. 153 "Im Walde" (1869)
4th Symphony in G minor, Op. 167 (1871)
5th Symphony in E major op. 177 "Lenore" (1872)
6th Symphony in D minor op. 189 "Lived: Strived, Suffered, Contested - Died - Courted" (1873)
7th Symphony in B flat major op. 201 "In the Alps" (1875)
8th Symphony in A major op. 205 "Spring Sounds" (1876)
9th Symphony in E minor, Op. 208 "In Summer" (1878)
10th Symphony in F minor, Op. 213 "At Autumn Time" (1879)
11th Symphony in A minor, Op. 214 "Winter" (1876)
Sinfonietta in F major op.188 for 10 wind instruments (1873)

Raphael, Günter (1903–1960)

1st Symphony in A minor, Op. 16, 1926
Symphony in E major (not numbered), 1929/30
2nd Symphony in B minor, Op. 34, 1932
Symphony in G minor (not numbered), 1935
Symphony in E flat (not numbered), 1939/40
Sinfonietta in G major, 1937/38
3rd Symphony in F op. 60, 1942
Symphony in C major (not numbered), 1942/43
4th Symphony in C op. 62, 1947
Sinfonia breve in D op.67, 1949
5th Symphony in B flat op. 75, 1952
Choral symphony "From the great wisdom" (based on Laotse ) op. 81, 1955/56

Town hall, Karol (1895–1954)

Rautavaara, Einojuhani (1928–2016)

1st Symphony (1955, withdrawn; 1988; 2003), premiered January 22, 1957
2nd symphony "Sinfonia intima" (1957/1984), premiered October 11, 1957
3rd Symphony (1957), premiered April 25, 1958
4th Symphony “Arabescata” (1962), premiered February 26, 1963
5th Symphony (1985/86), premiered May 14, 1986
6th Symphony "Vincentiana" (1992), premiered October 29, 1992
7th Symphony “Angel of Light” (1994), premiered April 23, 1995
8th Symphony "The Journey" (1999), premier April 27, 2000

Reger, Max (1873-1916)

Sinfonietta in A major op.90

Reinecke, Carl (1824–1910)

1st Symphony in A major, Op. 79 (1858, revised 1863)
2nd Symphony in C minor op. 134 "Håkon Jarl" (1875)
3rd Symphony in G minor, Op. 227 (around 1895)

Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel (1839–1901)

1st Symphony op. 10 "Wallenstein"
2nd Symphony in F major, Op. 87 "Florentine Symphony"

Ries, Ferdinand (1784–1838)

1st Symphony in D major op.23 (1811)
2nd Symphony in C minor, Op. 80 (1814)
3rd Symphony in E flat major, Op. 90; Premiere London 1814
4th Symphony in F major op.110 (1823)
5th Symphony in D minor op.112 (1823)
6th Symphony in D major, Op. 146 (1827)
7th Symphony in A minor, Op. 181 (1835)
8th Symphony in E flat major, WoO 30 (1822)

Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolai (1844–1908)

1st Symphony in E minor, Op. 1 (1861–65 as a symphony in E flat minor, revised 1883/84), premiered December 19, 1865
Symphony No. 2 , Op. 9 Antar (1867/68, 1874/75 version 2, version 3 1897), UA 10 March 1869
3rd Symphony in C major, Op. 32 (1872/73, revised 1885/86), premiered February 18, 1874

Rorem, Ned (born 1923)

1st symphony (1950)
2nd symphony (1956)
3rd symphony (1958)

Rott, Hans (1858-1884)

Symphony in E major (1878–80), premiered March 4, 1989

Roussel, Albert (1869–1937)

1st Symphony, Op. 7 Le poème de la forêt (1904-06)
2nd Symphony in B flat major, Op. 23 (1919-21)
3rd Symphony in G minor, Op. 42 (1929–39)
4th Symphony in A major, Op. 53 (1934)

Rubbra, Edmund (1901-1986)

1st symphony op.44
2nd Symphony in D major op.45
3rd symphony op.49
4th symphony op.53
5th Symphony in B flat major op.63
6th Symphony, Op. 80
7th Symphony in C major, Op. 88
8th Symphony op. 132 Homage to Teilhard de Chardin
9th Symphony op.140 Resurrection
10th Symphony op.145 da Camera
11th Symphony op.153 à Colette

Rubin, Marcel (1905–1995)

1st symphony (1927/28), instrumental revision 1957
2nd Symphony (1937), instrumental revision 1974
3rd Symphony (1939), instrumental revision 1962
4th Symphony (1943–45) "War and Peace"
5th symphony (1965)
6th Symphony (1973/74)
7th Symphony (1976/77)
8th Symphony (1980)
9th Symphony (1984)
10th Symphony (1986) "Hommage à Chartres"

Rubinstein, Anton (1829-1894)

1st Symphony in F major, Op. 40 (1850)
2nd Symphony in C major op. 42 "The Ocean" (3 versions 1851, 1863, 1880)
3rd Symphony in A major op.56 (1854/55)
4th Symphony in D minor, Op. 95 "The Dramatic" (1874)
5th Symphony in G minor, Op. 107 (1880)
6th Symphony in A minor op.111 (1886)

S.

Sæverud, Harald (1897–1992)

1st Symphony, Op. 1 (1916–1919)
2nd symphony op.4 (1922)
3rd Symphony op.5 (1926)
4th Symphony op.11 (1937)
5th Symphony, Op. 16 Quasi una fantasia (1941)
6th Symphony op.19 Dolorosa (1942)
7th Symphony op.27 Psalm (1944/45)
8th Symphony, Op. 40 Minnesota (1958)
9th Symphony, Op. 45 (1965/66)

Saint-Saëns, Camille (1835–1921)

Symphony in A major (1850)
1st Symphony in E flat major, Op. 2 (1853)
Symphony in F major "Urbs Roma" (1856)
2nd Symphony in A minor op.55 (1859)
3rd Symphony in C minor op. 78 "Organ Symphony" (1885/86)

Say, Fazıl (* 1970)

Symphony No 1 "Istanbul Symphony" op. 28 (2008-09)
Symphony No 2 "Mesopotamia" op. 38 (2011-12)
Symphony No 3 "Universe" op. 43 (2012)

Scherber, Martin (1907–1974)

1st Symphony in D minor (1938); Premiere 1952, afterwards rework

2nd Symphony in F minor ["Great Metamorphosis Symphony in F minor"] (1951–52), premier 1957

3rd Symphony in B minor ["Great Metamorphosis Symphony in B minor"] "The Russian" (1952–55), WP open

Schiske, Karl (1916–1969)

1st Symphony op.16 (1942)
2nd Symphony op.26 (1947)
3rd Symphony op.31 (1950/51)
4th Symphony op.44 (1956)
5th Symphony op. 50 "on B" (1965)

Schmidt, Franz (1874–1939)

1st Symphony in E major (1896–99), WP 1902
2nd Symphony in E flat major (1911-13), premiered in 1913
3rd Symphony in A major (1927-28), premiered in 1928
4th Symphony in C major (1932–33), premiered in 1934

Schmidt-Kowalski, Thomas (1949–2013)

1st Symphony in D major op.15 (1981)
2nd Symphony in B flat major op. 57 "Symphony for the turn of the millennium" (1996)
3rd Symphony in D minor, Op. 67 (1997-2000)
4th Symphony in C major, Op. 93 (2003/04)

Schnittke, Alfred (1934–1998)

0th Symphony (1956-57)
1st symphony (1972-74)
2nd symphony “St. Florian "(1979/80)
3rd Symphony (1981)
4th Symphony (1984)
5th Symphony (1988) = 4th Concerto Grosso
6th symphony (1992)
7th Symphony (1993)
8th symphony (1994)
9th Symphony (1996-98)

Schönberg, Arnold (1874–1951)

1st Chamber Symphony in E major, Op. 9 (1906)
2nd Chamber Symphony in E flat minor op.38 (1939)

Shostakovich, Dimitri (1906–1975)

1st Symphony in F minor, Op. 10 (1924-25)
2nd Symphony in B major op. 14 "To October" (1927)
3rd Symphony in E flat major op. 20 "May 1st" (1929)
4th Symphony in C minor, Op. 43 (1935–36)
5th Symphony in D minor op.47 (1937)
6th Symphony in B minor, Op. 54 (1939)
7th Symphony in C major op. 60 "Leningrad Symphony" (1941)
8th Symphony in C minor, Op. 65 (1943)
9th Symphony in E flat major, Op. 70 (1945)
10th Symphony in E minor, Op. 93 (1953)
11th Symphony in G minor, Op. 103 "The Year 1905" (1957)
12th Symphony in D minor op. 112 "The Year 1917" (1961)
13th Symphony in B flat minor op. 113 [" Babi Yar "] (1962)
14th Symphony in G minor, Op. 135 (1969)
15th Symphony in A major op.141 (1971)

Schreker, Franz (1878–1934)

Chamber symphony in one movement (1916)

Schubert, Franz (1797–1828)

Symphony Fragment D major D 2B (1811)
1st Symphony in D major, D 82 (1813)
2nd Symphony in B flat major, D 125 (1814–15)
3rd Symphony in D major, D 200 (1815)
4th Symphony in C minor, D 417 "Tragic" (1816)
5th Symphony in B flat major, D 485 (1816)
6th Symphony in C major, D 589 ["Little Symphony in C major"] (1817–18)
Draft symphony in D major, D 615 (1818)
Draft symphony in D major, D 708A (after 1820)
Symphony Fragment in E major, D 729 (1821)
[7.] Symphony in B minor, D 759 ["Unfinished"] (1822)
[8.] Symphony in C major, D 944 ["Great Symphony in C major"] (1825, score dated 1828); according to Ernst Hilmar identical to the Gmunden-Gastein Symphony D 849
D major symphony, D 936A (1828), reconstructed for concert use and arranged by Peter Gülke and Brian Newbould

Schulhoff, Erwin (1894–1942)

" Landscapes ". Symphony for mezzo-soprano and orchestra, op.26 (1912)
" Humanity ". A symphony for alto voice and orchestra, op.28 (1919)
1st symphony op.50 (1925)
2nd symphony op.81 (1932)
3rd symphony op.85 (1935)
4th Symphony op. 88 "Spanish" (1936–37)
5th Symphony op. 89 "À Romain Rolland" (1938/39)
6th Symphony op. 94 "Symfonie Svobody" ("Freedom Symphony") (1940/41)
7th Symphony op. 98 "Eroica" based on the piano sketch for large orchestra (1941/1995)
8th Symphony op.99 (1942; sketch)

Schumann, Robert (1810-1856)

Zwickau Symphony WoO 29 in G minor (1832/1833, unfinished)
1st Symphony in B flat major op. 38 "Spring Symphony" (1841)
2nd Symphony in C major, Op. 61 (1846)
3rd Symphony in E flat major op. 97 "Rhenish" (1850)
4th Symphony in D minor op.120 (1841, revised 1853)

Segerstam, Leif (* 1944)

339 symphonies (as of August 2020)

Sibelius, Jean (1865–1957)

Kullervo op. 7 (1890–92)
1st Symphony in E minor, Op. 39 (1898/99)
2nd Symphony in D major op.43 (1902/03)
3rd Symphony in C major op. 52 (1904-07)
4th Symphony in A minor, Op. 63 (1910/11)
5th Symphony in E flat major op.82 (1914/15)
6th Symphony in D minor, Op. 104 (1914-23)
7th Symphony in C major op.105 (1918–24)

Simpson, Robert (1921-1997)

1st symphony (1951)
2nd symphony (1955–56)
3rd symphony (1962)
4th symphony (1970-72)
5th Symphony (1972)
6th symphony (1977)
7th Symphony (1977)
8th Symphony (1981)
9th Symphony (1987)
10th Symphony (1988)
11th Symphony (1990)

Sinding, Christian (1856–1941)

1st Symphony op. 21 (1880–1890)
2nd symphony op. 83 (1903–1904)
3rd Symphony op.121 (1920)
4th Symphony ("Winter and Spring") op. 129 (1921–1936)

Scriabin, Alexander (1872–1915)

1st Symphony in E major, Op. 26 for choir and orchestra (1899–1900)
2nd Symphony in C minor, Op. 29 (1901)
3rd Symphony in C minor, Op. 43 Le poème divin "Divine Poem" (1903-04)

Sorg-Rose, Margarete (* 1960)

Symphony "Hommage à Rose Ausländer" for large orchestra (1993–98 / rev. 2018)

Spohr, Louis (1784-1859)

1st Symphony in E flat major, op.20 (1811)
2nd Symphony in D minor, Op. 49 (1820)
3rd Symphony in C minor, Op. 78 (1828)
4th Symphony in F major, Op. 86 "The Consecration of Tones" (1832)
5th Symphony in C minor, Op. 102 (1836)
6th Symphony in G major op. 116 "Historical" (1839)
7th Symphony in C major op. 121 "Earthly and Divine in Human Life" (1841)
8th Symphony in G major op.137 (1847)
9th Symphony in B minor, Op. 143 "The Seasons" (1849–1850)
10th Symphony in E flat major op.156 (1857)

Stamitz, Johann (1717–1757)

72 symphonies

Stanford, Charles Villiers (1852-1924)

1st Symphony in B flat major (1876/1877)
2nd Symphony in D minor, "Elegische" (1879)
3rd Symphony in F minor, op. 28 "Irish" (1887)
4th Symphony in F major, op.31 (1889)
5th Symphony in D major, op. 56 "L'Allegro ed il Penseroso" (1894)
6th Symphony in E flat major, op. 94 “In memory of the life's work of a great artist: George Frederick Watts” (1905)
7th Symphony in D minor, op.124 (1912)

Stenhammar, Wilhelm (1871–1927)

1st Symphony in F major (1902/03), withdrawn
2nd Symphony in G minor, Op. 34 (1911–15)
3rd Symphony in C major (1918/19), fragment

Strauss, Richard (1864–1949)

Symphony in D minor oop. (1881)
Symphony in F minor, op.12 (1884)
From Italy, symphonic fantasy op.16 TrV 147 (1886)
Sinfonia domestica op. 53 TrV 209 (1902-03)
An Alpine Symphony op. 64 TrV 233 (1911–15)

Stravinsky, Igor (1882–1971)

Symphony in E flat major, Op. 1 (1905-07)
Symphonies d'instruments à vent (1920 / 1945–47)
Psalm Symphony (1930/1949)
Symphony in C major (1939/40)
Symphony in three movements (1942–45)

Suk, Josef (1874–1935)

Symphony in E major op.14 (1897–1899)
Symphony in C minor op.27 Asrael , 5 movements (1905/06)

Suter, Hermann (1870–1926)

Symphony in D minor op.17 (1914)

Svendsen, Johan (1840–1911)

1st Symphony in D major, op. 4 (1865–1867)
2nd Symphony in B flat major, op.15 (1876)

Szymanowski, Karol (1882–1937)

1st Symphony in F minor (1906/1907)
2nd Symphony in B flat major op.19 (1909/1910)
3rd Symphony op. 27 "The Song of the Night" (1914)
4th Symphony "Sinfonia Concertante" op. 60 (1932)

T

Tal, Josef (1910-2008)

1st symphony (1952)
2nd symphony (1960)
3rd symphony (1978)
4th Symphony (1985)
5th symphony (1991)
6th symphony (1991)

Tan Dun (born 1957)

Heaven Earth Mankind (Symphony 1997)
2000 Today: A World Symphony for the Millennium (1999)

Taneyev, Sergei (1856–1915)

1st Symphony in E minor (1873/74)
2nd Symphony in B flat major (1878)
3rd Symphony in D minor (1884)
4th Symphony in C minor, Op. 12 (1898)

Thuille, Ludwig (1861–1907)

Symphony in F major (1884/85)

Tournemire, Charles (1870-1939)

1st Symphony op. 18 "Romantique"
2nd Symphony op. 36 "Ouessant"
3rd Symphony op. 43 "Moscow 1913"
4th Symphony op. 44 "Pages symphoniques"
5th symphony op.47
6th symphony
7th symphony
8th Symphony op. 51 "Le triomphe de la mort"

Tovey, Donald (1875-1940)

Symphony in D major op.32 (1913)

Tchaikovsky, Boris Alexandrovich (1925–1996)

1st Symphony in C minor (1947)
2nd Symphony in D major (1967)
[3.] Symphony [B flat major] "Sevastopol" (1980)
[4.] Symphony "Symphony with Harp" (1993)

Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich (1840-1893)

1st Symphony in G minor, Op. 13 Winter Dreams (1866)
2nd Symphony in C minor, Op. 17 Little Russian (1872)
3rd Symphony in D major op.29 Polish (1875)
4th Symphony in F minor op.36 (1877)
Manfred Symphony in B minor, Op. 58 - Symphony in four pictures after Byron (1886)
5th Symphony in E minor, Op. 64 (1888)
6th Symphony in B minor op.74 Pathétique (1893)
Symphony in E flat major (1892) , so-called 7th Symphony or Op. (Started in May 1892, canceled in November 1892), sketches used for Piano Concerto No. 3, Op. 75 and Andante & Finale, Op. 79, as well as Scherzo Fantasy op. 72 (The symphony was reconstructed by Semjon Bogatyrjew in the 1950s and premiered in 1957)

Tscherepnin, Alexander (1899–1977)

1st Symphony in E major, op.42 (1927)
2nd Symphony in E flat major, op. 77 (1947–51)
3rd Symphony in F sharp major, op.83 (1952)
4th Symphony in E major, op. 91 (1958–59)

Tubin, Eduard (1905–1982)

Symphony No. 1 in C minor (1931–34)
Symphony No. 2 The Legendaries (1937)
Symphony No. 3 in D minor (1940–42, rev. 1968)
Symphony No. 4 in A major Sinfonia lirica (1943, rev. 1978)
Symphony No. 5 in B minor (1946)
Symphony No. 6 (1952–54, rev. 1956)
Symphony No. 7 (1955–58)
Symphony No. 8 (1965-66)
Symphony No. 9 Sinfonia semplice (1969)
Symphony No. 10 (1973)
Symphony No. 11 (1982), fragment (orchestration 1st movement Kaljo Raid )

Tüür, Erkki-Sven (* 1959)

Symphony No. 1 (1984)
Symphony No. 2 (1987)
Symphony No. 3 (1997)
Symphony No. 4 Magma in one movement for percussion solo and orchestra (2002)
Symphony No. 5 for electric guitar, orchestra and big band (2004)
Symphony No. 6 Strata in one movement (2007)
Symphony No. 7 Pietas for mixed choir and orchestra (2009)
Symphony No. 8 (2010)

V

Vaughan Williams, Ralph (1872-1958)

1st symphony "A Sea Symphony" (1910)
2nd Symphony "A London Symphony" (1913; edited 1920)
3rd Symphony "Pastoral Symphony" (1921)
4th Symphony in F minor (1931–34)
5th Symphony in D major (1938–43)
6th Symphony in E minor (1944–47)
7th Symphony "Sinfonia Antartica" (1949–52)
8th Symphony in D minor (1953–55)
9th Symphony in E minor (1956–57)

Verhulst, Johannes (1816-1891)

Symphony in E minor , Op. 46 (1841)

Villa-Lobos, Heitor (1887–1959)

No. 1 O Imprevisto (1920)
No. 2 Ascensão (1917)
No. 3 A Guerra (1919)
No. 4 A Vitória (1919)
No. 5 A Paz (lost) (1920)
No. 6 Montanhas do Brasil (1944)
No. 7 (1945)
No. 8 (1950)
No. 9 (1951)
No. 10 Amerindia ( Sumé Pater Patrium ) (1952)
No. 11 (1955)
No. 12 (1957)

Volkmann, Robert (1815-1883)

1st Symphony in D minor, Op. 49 (1862/63)
2nd Symphony in B flat major, Op. 53 (1864/65)

W.

Wagner, Richard (1813-1883)

Symphony in C major WWV 29 (1832)
Symphony in E major WWV 35 (1834), fragment (completed and orchestrated by Felix Mottl )

Walton, William (1902-1983)

1st Symphony in B flat minor (1932–35)
2nd symphony (1959-60)

Weber, Carl Maria von (1786–1826)

1st Symphony in C major, Op. 19 (1807)
2nd Symphony in C major (1807)

Webern, Anton (1883–1945)

Symphony op. 21, (1927–1928)

Weigl, Karl (1881–1949)

1st Symphony in E major (1908), premiered in 1910
2nd Symphony in D minor (1912-22), WP 1924
3rd Symphony in B flat major (1930–31)
4th Symphony in F minor (1930–31)
5th Symphony "Apocalypse" (1942–45), premiered in 1968
6th Symphony in A minor (1947)

Weill, Kurt (1900–1950)

1st symphony (1921)
2nd symphony (1934)

Weinberg, Mieczysław (1919–1996)

1st Symphony in G minor, op.10 (1942)
2nd Symphony in G major op. 30 (1945/46)
3rd Symphony in B minor, op.45 (1949, revised 1959)
4th Symphony in A minor op.61 (1957)
5th Symphony in F minor, Op. 76 (1962)
6th Symphony in A minor op.79 for choir and orchestra (1962/63)
7th Symphony in C major, Op. 81 for harpsichord and string orchestra (1964)
8th Symphony in G major op. 83 for choir and orchestra "The Flowers of Poland" (1964)
9th symphony op. 93 for choir and orchestra "Immortal Times" (1940–1967)
10th Symphony in A minor, Op. 98 (1968)
11th Symphony op. 101 "Festive Symphony" for choir and orchestra (1969)
12th Symphony [D minor] op. 114 "In memory of Dmitri Shostakovich" (1975/76)
13th Symphony, op.115 (1976)
14th Symphony op.117 (1977)
15th Symphony op. 119 "I believe in this earth" for choir and orchestra (1977)
16th Symphony, op.131 (1981)
17th Symphony [G sharp minor] op. 137 "Memory" (1984)
18th Symphony op. 138 "War, no word is crueler" for choir and orchestra (1985)
19th Symphony op. 142 "The Radiant May" (1986)
20th Symphony op.150 (1988)
21st Symphony op. 152 "Kaddish" (1992)
22nd Symphony (unfinished) op. 154 (1994); orchestrated by Kirill Umansky
1st Sinfonietta in D minor op.41 (1948)
2nd Sinfonietta in G minor op.74 (1960)
1st Chamber Symphony [G major] op. 145 (1987)
2nd Chamber Symphony op.147 (1987)
3rd Chamber Symphony [B flat major] op. 151 (1991)
4th Chamber Symphony op.153 (1992)

Weingartner, Felix (1863–1942)

1st Symphony in G major op.23 (1898)
2nd Symphony in E flat major, Op. 29 (1900)
3rd Symphony in E major op.49 (1909)
4th Symphony in F major, Op. 61 (1916)
5th Symphony in C minor, Op. 71 (1926)
6th Symphony in B minor op.74 (1928)
7th Symphony in C major op. 87 for solos, mixed Choir, organ and orchestra (1935–37)

Wellesz, Egon (1885–1974)

1st Symphony op.62 (1945)
2nd Symphony op. 65 (1947–1948), The English
3rd Symphony op. 68 (1949–1951)
4th Symphony op. 70 (1951–1953), Austriaca
5th Symphony, Op. 75 (1955–1956)
6th Symphony op.95 (1965)
7th Symphony, Op. 102 (1967–1968), Contra torrentem
8th Symphony, op.110 (1970)
9th Symphony op.111 (1970–1971)

Wetz, Richard (1875–1935)

1st Symphony in C minor, Op. 40 (1917), premiered in 1917
2nd Symphony in A major op.47 (1919), premiered in 1920
3rd Symphony in B flat major (actually B flat minor) op.48 (1922), premier 1923

Wilms, Johann Wilhelm (1772–1847)

1st Symphony in C major, Op. 9, ed. 1806
2nd Symphony in F major, Op. 10; ed. around 1808
3rd Symphony in E flat major op. 14; ed. around 1808
4th Symphony in C minor, Op. 23 (1807 or earlier) ed. 1812
5th Symphony in D major op.52, ed. Between 1814 and 1819
6th Symphony in D minor, Op. 58 (1819/20), ed. 1823
7th Symphony in C minor (1835)

Winbeck, Heinz (1946–2019)

1st symphony "Tu Solus" (1983, revised 1985)
2nd symphony (1986/87)
3rd symphony "Grodek" (1987/88)
4th Symphony "De Profundis", Requietis aeternae fragmenta (1991–1993)
5th Symphony "Now and in the Hour of Death" (2009)

Wirén, Dag (1905–1986)

1st symphony op.3 (1931)
2nd Symphony op.14 (1939)
3rd Symphony op.20 (1944)
4th Symphony, Op. 27 (1952)
5th Symphony op.38 (1969)

Witt, Friedrich

Symphony No. 1 in E flat major (1803)
Symphony No. 2 in D major (1804)
Symphony No. 3 in F major (1807)
Symphony No. 4 in E flat major (1807)
Symphony No. 5 (1809)
Symphony No. 6 in A minor ("Sinfonie turque") (1809)
Symphony No. 7 in C major (1811)
Symphony No. 8 in F major (1811)
Symphony No. 9 in D minor (1818)
Symphony No. 10
Symphony No. 11
Symphony No. 12
Symphony No. 13
Symphony No. 14 in C major (" Jena Symphony ") (composed between 1792 and 1796, published in 1911) (previously attributed to Ludwig van Beethoven )
Symphony No. 15
Symphony No. 16 in A major (around 1790)
Symphony No. 17
Symphony No. 18
Symphony No. 19
Symphony No. 20
Symphony No. 21
Symphony No. 22
Symphony No. 23

Y

Yun Isang (1917-1995)

1st symphony (1982/83)
2nd symphony (1984)
3rd symphony (1985)
4th Symphony "Singing in the Dark" (1986)
5th Symphony for orchestra and baritone based on poems by Nelly Sachs (1987)
1st Chamber Symphony (1987)
2nd Chamber Symphony "The Victims of Freedom" (1989)

Z

Zemlinsky, Alexander von (1871–1942)

[1.] Symphony in E minor (1891), fragment
[2.] Symphony in D minor (1892/92), WP 1893
[3.] Symphony in B flat major (1897), WP 1899
Lyric Symphony op.18 (1922/23), premiered in 1924
Sinfonietta op. 23 (1934), premiered in Prague 1935

Zimmermann, Bernd Alois (1918–1970)

Symphony in one movement (1951/53)

Web links

Overview of symphonies by composer at Klassika.info