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| Op. 1 | 1898 | Sextet No.1 for two violins, two violas and two cellos in C minor |
| dedicated to Sergej Ivanovich Tanejev | ||
| I. Allegro | ||
| II. Allegro vivace | ||
| III. Andante | ||
| IV. Final. Allegro vivace | ||
| duration 35 minutes | ||
| first performance: December 6./19., 1900, Petersburg, | ||
| Quartet for chamber music (Walter, Bergholz, Jung, Berr), Schwatzki, Bender. | ||
| awarded the Glinka-Prize | ||
| revision by the composer for piano four hands | ||
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| Op. 2 | 1899 | Quartet No. 1 for two violins, viola and cello in A major |
| dedicated to Konstantin Solomonovich Saradshev | ||
| I. Allegro | ||
| II. Allegro | ||
| III. Theme and variations. Andantino | ||
| IV. Finale. Allegro | ||
| duration 30 minutes | ||
| first performance: December 20, 1900 / January 2,1901, Petersburg, | ||
| Quartet Russian Musical Works (Auer, Krüger, Jung, Alois). | ||
| revision by M. Gorojov for piano four hands | ||
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| Op. 3 | 1902 | Romance for violin and piano in D major |
| dedicated to Lia Ljuboschiz | ||
| revision by W. Dershanovski for violin and small symphony orchestra | ||
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| Op. 4 | 1902 | Ballade cello and piano in B flat major |
| dedicated to Josef Press | ||
| revision by the composer for cello and small symphony orchestra | ||
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| Op. 5 | 1900 | Oktet for four violins, two violas and two cellos in D major |
| dedicated to Ivan Voitechovich Grshimali | ||
| I. Allegro moderato | ||
| II. Allegro | ||
| III. Andante | ||
| IV. Allegro assai | ||
| duration 35 minutes | ||
| first performance: January 11 / 24, 1901, Moskau, I.W. Grshimali, M.I. Press, | ||
| N.N. Sokolovski, W.M. Popov, I. Shukovski, M. Semenov, A.E. von Glen, J. Press | ||
| revision by B.L. Jarowski for piano four hands | ||
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| Op. 6 | 1902 | Three Romances for voice and piano |
| 1. Ne ver' (Don't believe, that one worries...) | ||
| Text by George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron (1788-1824) | ||
| dedicated to Sofie Semenov Demidova | ||
| 2. Slyozy lyudskiye (Human tears) | ||
| Text by Fjodor Ivanovich Tjutschev (1803-1873) | ||
| dedicated to Maria Abrianovna Dejscha-Sionizka | ||
| 3. V poryve nezhnosti serdechnoy (In a surge of heartfelt tenderness) | ||
| Text by George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron (1788-1824) | ||
| dedicated to Lidia Robertnowna Renkvist | ||
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| Op. 7 | 1904 | Sextet No. 2 for two violins, two violas, two cellos, in B minor |
| dedicated to Michail Michailovich Ippolitov-Ivanov | ||
| I. Andante | ||
| II. Andante | ||
| III. Vivace | ||
| IV. Finale | ||
| duration 35 minutes | ||
| revision by the composer for piano four hands | ||
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| Op. 8 | 1899 / | Symphony No. 1 in E flat major |
| 1900 | dedicated to Vasili Iljich Safonov | |
| I. Andante. Allegro moderato | ||
| II. Allegro molto vivace | ||
| III. Andante | ||
| IV. Finale. Allegro | ||
| 3 ( III - p. flute), 2,2,2 - 2, 2, 3, 1 - timpani, drums, plucked instruments | ||
| duration 36 minutes | ||
| first performance: December 21, 1902 / January 3, 1903, Moscow, | ||
| Fifth Symphonic Assembly of the Russian Music Society, | ||
| conductor - V.I. Safonov, | ||
| March 11 / 24, 1904, Petersburg, Third Russian Symphonic Concerto, | ||
| conductor - N. N. Tscherepnin. | ||
| revision by the composer for piano four hands | ||
| 1935 | Second revision | |
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| Op. 9 | 1902 | Two Pieces for double bass and piano |
| dedicated to Sergej Alexandrovich Kusevizki | ||
| 1. Intermezzo in A major | ||
| 2. Tarantelle in D major | ||
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| Op.10 | 1904 | Six Romances for voice and piano |
| 1. Ottovo moya arfa bezmolvna (My harp hangs silent) | ||
| Text by Petr Jakubovich | ||
| 2. Kolokola (Bells) | ||
| Text by K. Romanow | ||
| 3. Umchalsja den' (The day has gone) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| 4. Ljubov' - mechta (Love - Dream) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| 5. Prosnis' (Wake up) | ||
| Text by Petr Jakubovich | ||
| 6. V poryve slyoz (In a flood of tears) | ||
| Text by T. Goldenveiser | ||
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