Ciprian Porumbescu's "ballad" "for violin and orchestra op.29" is one of his most well-known works, still popular to this day. However, he has created a plethora of additional works over the years, in a variety of genres:
-Vocal and piano music
The following are notable passages from this chapter: "A smooth star has fallen," "How much I loved you," "Dedication," "Green daisy leaf," "On the moon," "Thousands of stars," "Nocturne," and "You went girlfriends."
-Choral music for the masses
"Brothers at this huge table", "Gaudeamus igitur", "Song of the tricolor", "Hora", "Serenade" or "Spring Night" are particularly well-known here.
-Music for religious purposes
Porumbescu's work may be split into works for men's choirs ("It actually falls"), "Christ is risen", "Praise the Lord", and "Our Father"; and for mixed choirs ("As before the Emperor", "Action on Sunday", "Flowers", "Before the Father", or" Psalm ".