Carl Bohm composed numerous small works of music - up to an opus number of 330. These are so-called Salon compositions, that were especially popular in the days before radio and television. His most famous piece "Still wie die Nacht" (op. 326 no. 27) is a vocal piece with piano accompaniment, which is also present in other workings (for. Example for choirs). It was played on records and CDs by many singers (z. B. Rudolf Schock, Fritz Wunderlich (1965), Heino (1969), Helge Rosvaenge (1981) and James Last (1985)). This love song remains to be a musical contribution for church marriages.