Astonishingly, the piano works of Dame Ethel Smyth remained unpublished until 2003. They all come from her student years in Leipzig after 1877, which Ethel Smyth herself described as the happiest time of her life. In Leipzig, she met musical greats such as Brahms, Clara Schumann, Dvořák, Grieg and Tchaikovsky. It will come as no surprise that these encounters left stylistic traces in Ethel Smyth's piano works.

• Sonata No.1 in C Major
• Sonata No.2 in C Sharp Minor
• Sonata No.3 in D Major
• Piano piece in E major
• From My Youth!! e.v. H.
• Four Dances
• Suites
• Nocturne (Canon in Counter-Movement)
• Canon in Counter Motion with Filler Part
• Canon in Counter Motion with Accompaniment
• Invention
• Prelude [C Major]
• Fugue a 3 [C Major]
• Prelude [F Sharp Major; Composed by Heinrich von Herzogenberg; attributed to Ethel Smyth]
• Fuga [F Sharp Major; Composed by Heinrich von Herzogenbe...