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Pen-names: Ernest Buława, E.B., W.T., and other. He composed as Tarnowski Władysław.
Władysław Tarnowski
Works
Poems
- Satanic song (1858, publ. 1872)
- Student’s song (Student little needs) (1863)
- Morituris! (1863)
- On bayonets (1863)
- Without the title (1863)
- Wild Song (1865)
- Dark Night, Bright Night (before 1865)
- And who wants pleasure to use (or How this nicely on the war, before 1865)
- Let's get ready (1865)
- Johnie (1865)
- Song (I wake up in the morning and sing) (1865)
- To Władysław Zwierkowski and Filip Kahane (1865)
- Verse (at the sight of Newstead Abbey) (1865)
- Wormwood hymn (1865)
- To Swisss! (1865)
- Song of Orfan (1865)
- Ode in honour of Zouaves immortal (1865)
- Shout of Sarmatian woman (1867)
- The Mines (1868)
- Vision (1869)
- Triumphator (1869)
- Prayer (1869)
- Field scene (1869)
- Field scene (Tarantella) (1869)
- Gemma (1869)
- Gipsy son (1869)
- To* (at the end) (1869)
- Epigram (1872)
- Little epigram (1872)
- Little epigram : Second (1872)
- Little epigram : Third (1872)
- The Nix (1872)
- From epigrams (1872)
- Temple of grace (1872)
- Prelude to songs (1872)
- Lament I. (of Laments upon the Tiber) (1872)
- Robbery song (1872)
- God's lamb (1874)
- Psalm over the sea (1874)
- Naples (1875)
- Monument of Bielowski (1876)
Musical compositions
- Funeral march (1876)
- Ave Maria (1876)
Works by this author published before January 1, 1927 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.
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