Ballads

[JimL]

I believe Ernst called his Concert Pathétique Violin Concerto in F-sharp minor a "Concerto-Ballade".

[chill319]

Amy Beach, Ballade [pno], opus 6
Sergei Lyapunov, Ballade [orch], opus 2

[TerraEpon]

No one has mentioned:

Atterberg - Ballade and Passacaglia [Orchestra]
Bozza - Ballade [Bass Clarinet (!) and Piano]
Debussy - Ballade Slave [Piano]
Dvorak - Ballade in d [Violin and Piano]
Gottschalk - Sixieme Ballade  [Piano] (1-5 don't seem to have ever existed)
Gottschalk - Septieme Ballade [Piano]
Gottschalk - Huiteme Ballade [Piano]
Sibelius - King Christian II - Ballade [Orchestra]


Surprised at the Debussy omission at least...

[semloh]

OK - checking my catalogue, I have some more - including a few which may not really count as unsung!

ARNOLD: Ballade for Piano & Orchestra from 'Stolen Face'.
ATTERBERG: Ballad without words, Op.56 (1958). Ballade & Passacaglia, Op.38.
BARBER: Ballade for piano, Op.46
BAX: Northern Ballads
CONSTANTINESCU: Ballad of the Outlaw, for Cello and Orchestra
ENESCO: Ballade for Violin & Orchestra, Op.4a.
GROVEN: Ballad for Chorus & Orchestra
HADLEY: The Trees so High - symphonic ballad in A minor
IRELAND: Ballade (piano)
LYAPUNOV: Ballad for Orchestra, Op.2
LYATOSHINSKY: Grazhyna – ballade for orch., Op.58
McEWEN: Grey Galloway – symphonic ballad
McEWEN: Three Border Ballads
MILHAUD: Ballade for Piano & Orchestra, Op.61
MYASKOVSKY: Symphony-Ballad No.22 in B minor, Op.54
ROSELIUS: 'Lilofee-Suite', Norddeutsche Märchenmusik zu Manfred Hausmanns dramatischer Ballade für Orchester. Op.16 (1936)
RÓŻYCKI: Ballad for piano & orchestra, Op.2 (cf. Op.18)
SUCHON: Ballade (orch.)
TSVETANOV: Ballad about Botev's Kiss
WILLIAMS, Grace: Ballads for Orchestra

I do love the Hadley, by the way - anyone else have a soft spot for it?

[alberto]

Some further:
-Britten Ballad of H

[alberto]

Some Further:
Britten Ballad of Heroes (tenor -or soprano- chorus and orch.)
Britten Scottish Ballad (two pianos and orchestra)
Glazunov Concerto Ballata op. 108 (cello and orch.)
Janacek The Ballad of Blanik Hill (orch.): this last I heard also once in an actual concert, many years ago

[violinconcerto]

If you go to www.violinconcerto.de and then to the search section, type in "ballad" and one will get 55 hits for Ballads for violin and orchestra from the 20th century...

Best,
Tobias

[Peter1953]

How could I forget Anton Rubinstein??? 
One of the Verschiedene Stücke op. 93 is the Ballad for two piano's. However, I don't think the piece has been recorded.

[minacciosa]

OK - checking my catalogue, I have some more - including a few which may not really count as unsung!

ARNOLD: Ballade for Piano & Orchestra from 'Stolen Face'.
ATTERBERG: Ballad without words, Op.56 (1958). Ballade & Passacaglia, Op.38.
BARBER: Ballade for piano, Op.46
BAX: Northern Ballads
CONSTANTINESCU: Ballad of the Outlaw, for Cello and Orchestra
ENESCO: Ballade for Violin & Orchestra, Op.4a.
GROVEN: Ballad for Chorus & Orchestra
HADLEY: The Trees so High - symphonic ballad in A minor
IRELAND: Ballade (piano)
LYAPUNOV: Ballad for Orchestra, Op.2
LYATOSHINSKY: Grazhyna – ballade for orch., Op.58
McEWEN: Grey Galloway – symphonic ballad
McEWEN: Three Border Ballads
MILHAUD: Ballade for Piano & Orchestra, Op.61
MYASKOVSKY: Symphony-Ballad No.22 in B minor, Op.54
ROSELIUS: 'Lilofee-Suite', Norddeutsche Märchenmusik zu Manfred Hausmanns dramatischer Ballade für Orchester. Op.16 (1936)
RÓŻYCKI: Ballad for piano & orchestra, Op.2 (cf. Op.18)
SUCHON: Ballade (orch.)
TSVETANOV: Ballad about Botev's Kiss
WILLIAMS, Grace: Ballads for Orchestra

I do love the Hadley, by the way - anyone else have a soft spot for it?

Love the Haldye. Also the Bax Northern Ballad No.2, the Myaskovsky and the Constantinescu.