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The Swedish Dances (German: Schwedische Tänze), Op. 63 by Max Bruch is a set of fifteen dances. They were published in two books by N. Simrock in 1892 in Berlin. There are versions for violin and piano (first version), piano four-hands, military band, and full orchestra.

Book 1

• Dance I: Einleitung (langsam, 2/4).-sehr mäßig (3/4) in D minor
• Dance II: Ruhig bewegt. (3/4) in D major
• Dance III: Frisch, nicht zu schnell. (3/4) in D minor
• Dance IV: Langsam, nicht schleppend.-Ein wenig belebter.- Langsam, nicht schleppend. (3/4)in B-flat major
• Dance V: Ziemlich schnell. (3/4) in G minor
• Dance VI: Langsam, mit Ausdruck. (3/4)in E-flat major
• Dance VII: Lebhaft. (3/8)in B-flat major

Book 2:

• Dance VIII: Sehr mässig. (3/4)in F minor
• Dance IX: Lebhaft. (3/4)in F major
• Dance X: Frisch, nicht zu schnell. (3/4) in D major
• Dance XI: Sehr mässig. (3/4) in B minor
• Dance XII: Langsam, nicht schleppend. (3/4) in G major
• Dance XIII: Sehr mässig. (2/4) in A minor
• Dance XIV: Gehend, ruhig bewegt. (2/4) in A minor
• Dance XV: Sehr mässig. (3/4) in D minor

• Swedish Dances (Bruch): Scores at the International Music Score Library Project

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