| Opus | Year | Description of works |
| Op.11 | 1904 | Sextet No. 3 for two violins, two violas, two cellos in C major |
| in memory of Mitrofan Petrovich Beljajev | ||
| I. Allegro | ||
| II. Larghetto | ||
| III. Allegro | ||
| IV. Allegro vivace | ||
| duration 40 minutes | ||
| revision by M[aria] R[obertowna] Renkvist and the composer for piano four hands | ||
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| Op.12 | 1903 | Six Romances for voice and piano |
| 1. Yesli zhizn tebya obmanet (If life deceives you) | ||
| Text by Alexander S. Pushkin (1799-1837) | ||
| dedicated to the beloved Manetschka (wife of the composer - Maria Robertowna Glier, | ||
| nee Renkvist) | ||
| 2. Zvedocka krotkaja (Shooting star) | ||
| Text by Petr Jakubovich | ||
| dedicated to Olympiade Nikolajewna Kardaschewa | ||
| 3. Ty tak naivna (You are so naive) | ||
| Text by E. Gnesina | ||
| dedicated to Nelli Georgiewna Mollenhauer | ||
| 4. Pridjosh'li s novoju vesnoj (Do you come with the new spring) | ||
| Text by Myrrha Lochwitzkaja (1869 - 1905) | ||
| dedicated to Lidia Robertowna Renkvist | ||
| 5. Ljubov cvetet (The love blossoms) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| dedicated to Julia Nikolajewna Schmeman | ||
| 6. Chego khochu, chego? (What would I like, what?) | ||
| Text by N. Ogarev | ||
| dedicated to A.P. Kiselevski | ||
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| Op.13 | 1904 | Suite for two-part female choir and piano |
| dedicated to Jevgena Fabianowna Sawina (nee Gnesina) and Elena Fabianowna | ||
| Gnesina | ||
| 1. Spring ("Finally spring! ...") | ||
| Text by R. Shadowskaja | ||
| 2. Summer ("The night flew over the earth...") | ||
| Text by A. Pleschtschejev | ||
| 3. Fall ("Fallen leaves of autumn dancing in the wind....") | ||
| Text by A. Maikov | ||
| 4. Winter ("There is north, dark clouds came up...") | ||
| Text by Alexander S. Pushkin (1799-1837) | ||
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| Op.14 | 1904 | Six Romances for voice and piano |
| 1. Noch pechal'na (The night is mournful) | ||
| Text by Iwan Aleksejewitsch Bunin (1870-1953) | ||
| dedicated to Nikolai Nikolajewitsch Tscherepnin | ||
| 2. My s toboj razoshlis (We have parted) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| dedicated to Juri Sergejevich Sachnovski | ||
| 3. Na tsvetakh drozhat slezinki ... (On the flowers teardrops tremble) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| dedicated to the beloved Manetschka (Maria Robertowna Glier) | ||
| 4. Kak svetla, kak narjadna vesna (The spring how colored and adorned it is) | ||
| Text by Ivan Aleksejewitsch Bunin (1870-1953) | ||
| dedicated to Ivan Ivanovich Kryshanovski | ||
| 5. Kak noch temma (How dark is the night) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| dedicated to Valentina Semenowna Serowa | ||
| 6. Pojmut-li? (Understand you?) | ||
| Text by Myrrha Lochwitzkaja (1869 - 1905) | ||
| dedicated to Maria Adrianowna Dejscha-Sionizka | ||
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| Op.15 | 1904 | Scherzo for piano in C sharp minor |
| dedicated to Alexandr Borisovich Goldenveiser | ||
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| Op.16 | 1904 | Two pieces for piano |
| 1. Prélude in C minor | ||
| dedicated to my dear wife [Maria Robertowna Glier nee Renkvist] | ||
| 2. Romance in E major | ||
| dedicated to Leonid Vladimirovich Nikolajev | ||
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| Op.17 | 1904 | Five Esquisses for piano |
| dedicated to Sergei Ivanovich Tanejev | ||
| 1. Vivace in B major | ||
| 2. Presto in E flat minor | ||
| 3. Allegretto in A major | ||
| 4. Andante in C major | ||
| 5. Energico in F sharp major | ||
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| Op.18 | 1904 | Eight Romances for voice and piano |
| 1. Vesna nastupila (The spring is opened) | ||
| Text by D. Manuchin | ||
| 2. Sumerki (Dusk) "The dusk sinks sadly down on the earth...." | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| 3. Zvyozdy nochu vesenney ... (Stars in a spring night) | ||
| Text by Ivan Aleksejevich Bunin (1870-1953) | ||
| 4. Snova son (A new dream) | ||
| Text by Ivan Aleksejevich Bunin (1870-1953) | ||
| 5. Temnyje tuchi (Dark clouds) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| 6. O, chto so mnoj (Oh, what is with me) | ||
| Text A. Solomon | ||
| dedicated to Ilja Alexandrovich Saz | ||
| 7. O, ne vpletay tsvetov (Oh, do not twine the flowers) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| 8. Berberskaya pesnya (A Berber song) "I love you until the cursed death..." | ||
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| Op.19 | 1905 | Three pieces for piano |
| 1. Mazurka in A minor | ||
| dedicated to Natalja Konstantinowna Kusevizka | ||
| 2. Intermezzo in B major | ||
| dedicated to Boleslav Leopoldovich Javorski | ||
| 3. Mazurka in B minor | ||
| dedicated to Natalja Konstantinowna Kusevizka | ||
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| Op.20 | 1905 | Quartet No. 2 for two violins, viola and cello in G minor |
| dedicated to Nikolai Andrejevich Rimski-Korsakov | ||
| I. Allegro moderato | ||
| II. Andante | ||
| III. Vivace | ||
| IV. Orientale (Andante-Allegro) | ||
| duration 40 minutes | ||
| Première: February 7 / 20, 1907, Berlin | ||
| Klingler-Quartett (Karl Klingler, Joseph Rywkind, Fridolin Klingler, Arthur Williams); | ||
| October 22 / November 4, 1908, Petersburg, Quartet of the chamber union | ||
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revision by the composer for piano four hands |
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