EARLY  O R C H E S T R A L  AND I N S T R U M E NT A L  W O R K S
WORKS FOR SOLO PIANO (1850-1869)
  Lancier-Quadrille / Steiermärker / Klavierstück in E flat major / Stille Betrachtung an einem Herbstabend / Fantasie / Erinnerung.
Appendix: Sonata in G minor, first movement (sketch)
Edited by Walburga Litschauer (1988)
B 12/2Revised edition with critical report (2000)
ISMN 979-0-50025-213-9
PIANO WORKS FOR FOUR HANDS (1853-1855)
  Drei kleine Stücke [Three short pieces; for children] / Quadrille
Edited by Walburga Litschauer (1994)
B 12/3with critical report ISMN 979-0-50025-021-0
ABENDKLÄNGE FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO (1866)
 Edited by Walburga Litschauer (1995)
B 12/7 with critical report ISMN 979-0-50025-128-6
WORKS FOR SOLO PIANO
PIANO WORKS FOR FOUR HANDS
ABENDKLÄNGE FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
  Edited by Walburga Litschauer
B 12/2,3,7-STPStudy score in preparation
ORGAN WORKS
  Edited by Erwin Horn (2001)
Nachspiel [Postlude] in D minor / Andante in D minor / Vorspiel und Fuge [Prelude and fugue] in C minor / Fugue in D minor / Prelude in C major ('Perger Präludium');
Themes for improvisation.
Appendix: Five pieces in E flat major, probably not by Bruckner
B 12/6ISMN 979-0-50025-183-5
B 12/6-RVB Critical report Erwin Horn
ISBN 978-3-900270-49-0 / ISMN 979-0-50025-205-4


In the course of his research, Erwin Horn not only made a wealth of new findings, but also came across a number of autographs (Bruckner's own fair copies) hitherto thought to be lost.

This volume also contains facsimile reproductions of all the extant musical autograph pages.
RONDO IN C MINOR FOR STRING QUARTET (1862)
 First printed edition, ed. Leopold Nowak (1985)
B 12/1-STPStudy score ISMN 979-0-50025-019-7
B 12/1-STI Parts ISMN 979-0-50025-070-8
Bruckner wrote this work as his answer to a composition exercise.
FOUR ORCHESTRAL PIECES (1862) Vier Orchesterstücke
 March in D minor
2,2,2,2-2,2,3,0-Timp-Str / 4'
Three Pieces for orchestra
2,2,2,2,-2,2,1,0-Timp-Str / 9'
Edited by Hans Jancik und Rüdiger Bornhöft (1996)
B 12/4-STPStudy score with critical report ISMN 979-0-50025-129-3
Bruckner composed these 'miniatures' during his studies with Otto Kitzler. Their place in Bruckner's symphonic work is naturally a modest one, but they are his first genuine orchestral works and as such are worthy of attention and performance.
 Furthermore, as licensed editions published by Doblinger:
74001Conductor’s score / Orchestral parts
OVERTURE IN G MINOR (1863)
  Edited by Hans Jancik and Rüdiger Bornhöft (1996)
1,Picc,2,2,2- 2,2,3,0-Timp-Str / 12'
B 12/5-STPStudy score with critical report ISMN 979-0-50025-130-9
B 12/5-DIRConductor’s score ISMN 979-0-50025-140-8
B 12/5-STIOrchestral parts ISMN 979-0-50025-141-5
This work was written as a compositional exercise in the course of Bruckner's studies in musical form and instrumentation with Otto Kitzler. It undeniably shows the influence of Mendelssohn and Schumann, but it would be going too far to hear the influence of Wagner, whose Tannhäuser Kitzler conducted in Linz in 1863.
MARCH IN E FLAT MAJOR FOR MILITARY BAND (1865)
 Edited by Rüdiger Bornhöft (1996)
Appendix: Apollo-Marsch, wrongly attributed to Bruckner
Fl(D flat/A flat), 2Cl(E flat), 3Cl(B flat), 3Hr(F), 2Flhr(B flat), 5Tpt(E flat), 2Trp(B flat), 3Euph, 2Tbn, 2B.Tb., S.D. & B.D., Timp
B 12/8-STPStudy score with critical report ISMN 979-0-50025-131-6
B 12/8-STIParts ISMN 979-0-50025-154-5
The Apollo-Marsch was for a long time thought to be by Bruckner, but in 1984 Werner Probst proved that it was originally composed by Kéler Béla as the 'Mazzuchelli-Marsch', of which the Apollo-Marsch is simply Bruckner's orchestration.