PIANO

Moreau de lecture: Allegro (undated, unpublished)
Tarantelle (undated, unpublished)
Scherzetto (undated, unpublished)
Impromptu (undated, © unknown) published by Siever,
Valse-Caprice (1906, © unknown) published by Siever
Vertige (undated, © unknown) published by Siever
Incertitude (undated, © unknown) published by Siever
Entêtement (undated, © unknown) published by Siever
Berceuse (undated, © unknown) published by Siever
Romance, Op 21 (1909, © unknown)
Portraits d'Enfants (1910, ©1913)
Valse, sur un thème de Franz Schubert (1911, © unknown) published by Jean Lafitte
Impressions pour le piano (1912, ©1912)
    Notalgie - Eclaircie - Primesaut
Reflets romantiques (1912)
    Première séries: Avec esprit et charme - Ardemment En rêvent - Avec fougue (©1922)
    Deuxieme séries: Souple - Léger - Tender - Energique (© unknown)
Sept Pièces (1913, unpublished)
Presto (1913, unpublished)
Thème et Variations (1913, ©1921)
Prélude en fa majeur (1913, ©1925)
Allegro (1913, © unknown)
Scherzo (1913, © unknown)
D'une ame... (1914, ©1923)
    fervènte - naïve - légère - rêveuse - malicieuse - fantasque
    inquiète et passionnée - tranquille - joyeuse
Pièces pour quatre mains (1914, unpublished)
Prélude (1930, unpublished)
Fantasie for piano and orchestra (reduction for two pianos by the composer)
    see listing under Orchestral Works
Yanitza (vocal score, piano reduction by the composer)
 see listing under Vocal and Choral Works with Orchestra
 Artémis troublée (piano reduction by Léon Moreau)
    see listing under Ballet
 
CHAMBER MUSIC

Trio for piano, violin and cello (1905, unpublished)
Sérénade for violin or flute and piano, Op. 20 (1908, © unknown)
Sonate in c minor for violin and piano (1908, ©1914)
Humoresque for violin and piano (1910, ©1912? or 1922? - both dates given on different pages)
Nocturne for violin and piano (1911, ©1912)
    (also transcribed for violoncello and piano)
Quatuor (String Quartet) in e minor (1919, ©1920)
    miniature score and parts
    reworked as Symphony for strings, see listing under Orchestral Works
1st Sonate for piano and violoncello, in B Major (1919, ©1920)
2nd Sonate for violoncell and piano in C Major (© unknown)

VOICE AND PIANO
Those also orchestrated are marked with an asterisk (*)

Le Blé Eucharistique (Prudent) (undated, © unknown) - published by Vicomté
Nuit d'Italie (Paul Bourget) (undated, unpublished)
Laurette (Alfred de Vigny) (undated, unpublished)
Sépultre (Leon Volade) (undated, unpublished)
Paroles à la lune (Anna Noailles) (1903, unpublished)
Panis Angelicus (voice and cello) (1904, unpublished)
Dans les bois (Gérard de Nerval) (1904, unpublished)
Mortes les fleurs (P. May) (1907, © unknown)
Chanson Napolitaine (P. May) (1907, ©1912)
Pastorale de Noël (Lesablais) (1908, © unknown) - published by Dupré
Le Poète et la muse (E. Thévent) (1908, © unknown) - published by E. Fromont
La promesse* (Gariel Montoya) (1910, ©1911)
L'Embarquement pour l'Idéal (C. Mendes) (1911, ©1912)
Le plainte* (Lucien Pate) (1911, ©1912)
Le papillon* (Jean Aicard) (1911, ©1912)
Le champ de bataille (Th. Gautier) (1912, ©1922)
Trois mélodies* (poèmes de Th. Gautier) (1912, ©1912)
    Infidélite - La dernière feuille - Serment
Villanelle* (Th. Gauteir) (1912, ©1922)
Chanson violette* (Albert Samain) (1913, ©1920)
Le chevrier* (Jose-Maria de Heredia) (1913, ©1920)
Il est d'etranges soirs* (Albert Samain) (1913, ©1920)
Viole (Albert Samain) (1913, © unknown)
Il est d'entranges soirs (Albert Samain) (1913, ©1920)
Quatre poèmes de Jean Lahor* (Jean Lahor) (1921, ©1923)
    Après l'orage - Adieux - Après le bal - Désir de mort
Vocalise-Étude pour voix moyenne (19124, ©1924) - published by A. Leduc in a collection entitled Répertoire Moderne de Vocalise-Études, Quatrième Volume, No. 38, published under the direction of A. L. Hettlich

ORCHESTRAL WORKS
NOTE: Scores and parts are available for rental only

Fantasie for piano and orchestra (1909); two-piano edition ©1926
Symphony for strings (1919, © unknown) a re-working of the String Quartet
    see listing under Chamber Music
Symphony No. 1 in C (1934, © unknown)
Symphony No. 2 in A (1936; 1939, © unknown)
Ouverture héroïque (perhaps projected, never written?)

CHORAL WORKS

Os Justi (Offertory for choir and organ (1903, unpublished)
Four choral pieces, six from 1910 and one from 1926 (manuscript only)
Two choral works with orchestra from 1911 (mansucript only)
In manus tuas for voice, oboe and organ (1914, unpublished)

VOCAL AND CHORAL WORKS WITH ORCHESTRA

Acis et Galatée, cantata (1910, unpublished)
Yanitza, scène lyrique; poème de George Spitzmuller (1911,  © unknown)
    see under piano for vocal score
Jeane d'Arc, oratorio (1913, © unknown), text by Gabriel Montoya - published by  Vicomté
Mass for the Fifth Centenary of the Death of Joan of Arc, for soli, chorus and orchestra (1931, ©1934) - vocal score with piano recution by the composer published by Henry Lemoine; orchestral score and part rental only from Lemoine
    Kyrie - Gloria - Sanctus - Benedictus - Agnus Dei

BALLET

Artémis troublée, ballet by Léon Bakst; dedicated to Ida Rubinstein (1911-12, ©1922)
piano reduction by Léon Moreau published, also called Adonis (1920), suite from the ballet
    see listing under Piano