Description of works
| Opus | Year |
Description of works |
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| Op. 41 | 1909 | Six pieces for two pianos four hands |
| dedicated to Maria Fabianowna Gnesina | ||
| 1. Prélude in E minor | ||
| 2. Sad Waltz in C minor | ||
| 3. Song in B flat minor | ||
| 4. Basso ostinato in A minor | ||
| 5. Ballet-Solo in B flat major | ||
| 6. Mazurka in C sharp minor | ||
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| Op. 42 | 1909- | Symphony No. 3 "Ilya Murometz" in B minor |
| 1911 | dedicated to Alexander Konstantinovich Glasunov | |
| I. Wandering Pilgrims. Ilya Murometz and Sviatogor. Andante sostenuto. | ||
| Allegro risoluto | ||
| II. The Nightingale. Andante | ||
| III. Vladimir, the Great Sun. Allegro | ||
| IV. Heroic deeds and stoning of Ilya Murometz. Allegro tumultuoso. | ||
| Tranquillo. Maestoso solemne. Andante sostenuto. | ||
| 4, 4, 4, 4, - 8, 4, 4, 1 - timpani, percussions, bells, celesta | ||
| 2 harps, strings | ||
| duration 1 h 10 min. | ||
| Première: March 10 / 23, 1912, Moskau, Tenth symphonic assembly of the | ||
| Russian Musical Society, conductor - E. A. Kuper. | ||
| awarded the Glinka-Prize (1914). | ||
| A very special web-site on the Symphony No. 3 "Ilya Murometz"; the story, recordings etc. | ||
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| Op. 43 | 1909 | Eight easy pieces for piano |
| dedicated to Maria Iwanowna Medwedjewa | ||
| 1. Prélude in D flat major | ||
| 2. Entreaty in C sharp minor | ||
| 3. Mazurka in G minor | ||
| 4. The Morning in F major | ||
| 5. The Evening in B minor | ||
| 6. Rondo in G major | ||
| transcription by R. Saposhnikov and G. Kirkor for cello and piano | ||
| 7. Arietta in D minor | ||
| 8. Little March in D major | ||
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| Op. 44 | 1908 | Four Romances for voice and piano |
| 1. Raspustilis' belye cvety (White flowers have blossomed) | ||
| Text by M. Schaginjan | ||
| dedicated to Sergei Viktorovich Jablonovski | ||
| 2. U morja (By the nightly sea) | ||
| Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) | ||
| dedicated to Alexandra Michailowna Markova | ||
| 3. Ruchej (The creek) | ||
| Text by Skitalez | ||
| dedicated to Alexandra Michailowna Markova | ||
| 4. Noch' serebristaja (The silvery night) | ||
| Text by Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) | ||
| dedicated to Tatjana Fedorowna Uspenska | ||
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| Op. 45 | 1909 | Twelve easy pieces for violin and piano |
| dedicated to Elisabeth Fabianowna Gnesina-Witatschek | ||
| 1. Prélude | ||
| 2. Waltz | ||
| 3. Romance | ||
| transcription by D. Lepilov for viola and piano | ||
| 4. Folk song | ||
| transcription by A. Semjenov for clarinet and piano | ||
| 5. Caprice (Mood) | ||
| 6. Etude | ||
| transcription by A. Semjenov for clarinet and piano | ||
| 7. Arie | ||
| 8. Improvisation | ||
| 9. Mazurka | ||
| transcription by A. Semjenov for clarinet and piano | ||
| transcription by L. Mogilevski for tuba and piano | ||
| 10. Intermezzo | ||
| 11. Nocturne (Night music) | ||
| 12. Scherzo | ||
| transcription by A. Semjenov for clarinet and piano | ||
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| Op. 46 | 1909 | Four Romances for voice with piano |
| 1. Slushu ja golos (I hear a voice) | ||
| Text by A. Makowski | ||
| dedicated to Adelaida Davidowna Darvoid | ||
| 2. Mesh podvodnych steblej (Between sub-water plants) | ||
| Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) | ||
| dedicated to Maria Robertowna Glier | ||
| 3. Toska lyubvi (Love longing) | ||
| Text by Myrrha Lochvitzkaja (1869 - 1905) | ||
| dedicated to Anna Michailowna Saz | ||
| 4. My plyli s toboj (You and me, we swam) | ||
| Text by Skitalez | ||
| dedicated to Alexandr Michailovich Uspenski | ||
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| Op. 47 | 1909 | Twelve Sketches (middle difficulty) for piano |
| dedicated to Michail Ivanovich Gelewer | ||
| booklet I | ||
| 1. Molto sostenuto in A minor | ||
| 2. Con leggerezza in D sharp minor | ||
| 3. Gajamente in D major | ||
| 4. Andante affetuoso in E flat major | ||
| booklet II | ||
| 5. Volante in F major | ||
| 6. Andantino in A major | ||
| 7. Agitato in F minor | ||
| 8. Religioso in E major | ||
| booklet III | ||
| 9. Poco agitato in D major | ||
| 10. Allegretto ma non troppo in A flat major | ||
| 11. Allegro giocoso in B flat major | ||
| 12. Vivace in F sharp minor | ||
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| Op. 48 | 1909 | Twelve pieces of middle difficulty for piano four hands |
| dedicated to Elena Fabianowna Gnesina | ||
| 1. Prélude in B major | ||
| 2. Waltz in A major | ||
| 3. Sketch in D major | ||
| 4. Complaint in E flat minor | ||
| 5. Etude in B flat major | ||
| 6. Shepherd's song in F major | ||
| 7. Arabesque in C major | ||
| 8. In the dream in A flat major | ||
| 9. Mazurka in C sharp minor | ||
| 10. Fugetta in D minor | ||
| 11. Scherzo in A flat major | ||
| 12. Oriental in A minor | ||
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| Op. 49 | 1909 | Twelve Duets for two violins |
| dedicated to Boris Osipovich Sibor | ||
| 1. Andante in G minor | ||
| 2. Andantino in B flat major | ||
| 3. Andante in D major | ||
| 4.Poco allegro in E minor | ||
| 5. Vivace in F major | ||
| 6. Con moto in E minor | ||
| 7. Allegretto in G major | ||
| 8. Con fuoco in A minor | ||
| 9. Andante in A major | ||
| 10. Con moto in D minor | ||
| 11. Cantabile in C major | ||
| 12. Vivace in E flat major | ||
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| Op. 50 | 1909 | Two Romances for voice with piano |
| dedicated to Nadjeshda Vasiliewna Salina | ||
| 1. The night falls | ||
| Text by Ivan Aleksejevich Bunin (1870-1953) | ||
| 2. Wake up, child! | ||
| Text by Myrrha Lochvitzkaja (1869 - 1905) | ||
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