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Op.51 |
1910 |
Twelve album
sheets for cello and piano |
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dedicated to Oskar Asperger |
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1. Con moto in E major |
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2. Commodo in B flat major |
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3. Andantino in E minor |
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4. Andante con moto in F sharp minor |
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5. Andantino poco animato in A major |
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6. Allegretto in D minor |
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7. Allegretto ma non troppo in G major |
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8. Affanato in F sharp minor |
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9. Cantabile in E flat major |
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10. Con tristezza in B minor |
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11. Andante in D minor |
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12. Animato in F major |
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transcription by the composer for cello
and small orchestra (No. 7, 11) |
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Op. 52 |
1911 |
Twelve romances for
voice and piano |
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1. Tam, gde set'ju belosnezhnoj (There,
where the fields were snow-white) |
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Text by
Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) |
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dedicated to Aurelia Josifowna Dobrowolska |
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2. Tak dolgo zhdat' (Waiting
so long) |
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Text by Myrrha Lochvitzkaja (1869 - 1905) |
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dedicated to Elisabeth Grigorjewna Aserska |
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3. Kak zvezdy bessmertno gorjat (How
the stars burn interminably) |
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Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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dedicated to Alexandr Wladimirovich Bogdanovich |
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4. Nadvigaetsja sumrak (The
twilight comes) |
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Text by
Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) |
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dedicated to Lidia Jurewna Swjagina |
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5. Tol'ko lish gryoza ... (As soon as my
day-dream) |
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Text by
Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) |
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dedicated to Alexandr Michailovich Uspenski |
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6. Ja bojus' chto ljublju (I
am afraid that I love) |
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Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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dedicated to Leonid Vitalevich Sobinow |
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7. Pod zvuchnymi volnami (Under
the loud waves) |
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Text by
F. Sologub |
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dedicated to Lidia Robertowna Mannkowska |
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8. Rusalka (Mermaid) |
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Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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dedicated to Antonina Wasiljewna Neshdanowa |
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9. Tochno prizrak umirajushchij (As
a dying ghost) |
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Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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dedicated to Elisabeth Andrejewna Lawrowska |
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10. Ja odin (I am alone) |
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Text by
Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) |
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dedicated to Maria Semjenowna Kersina |
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11. Den' pogas (The day has faded) |
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Text by
Daniil Rathaus (* 1868) |
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dedicated to Elena Fedorowna Karri |
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12. Ja khochu vesel'ja (I
want fun) |
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Text by
Skitalez |
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dedicated to Dimitri Ivanovich Rosnatowski |
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Op. 53 |
1911 |
Ten duets for
two cellos |
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dedicated to Rudolf Ivanovich Erlich |
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1. Commodo in C major |
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2. Leggiero in E minor |
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3. Con moto in A major |
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4. Vivace in C major |
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5. Andante in G major |
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6. Energico in g minor |
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7. Animato in B flat major |
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8. Giocoso in F major |
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9. Andantino in C major |
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10. Capriccioso in C major |
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Op. 54 |
1911 |
Seven artistic-instructive
pieces for violin and piano |
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dedicated to Anna Ivanowna Knipper |
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booklet
I |
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1. Prélude in A minor |
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2. Pastorale in G minor |
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3. Sketch in D minor |
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4. Menuet in B flat major |
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booklet
II |
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5. Melody in F major |
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6. At the creek in B flat major |
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7. Humoresque in G minor |
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Op. 55 |
1911 |
Two women choirs
accompanied by piano |
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dedicated to Anna Iwanowna Knipper |
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1. Over the glassy area |
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Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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2. An island looks out from the sea |
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Text by
P. Schelli, translator: Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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Op. 56 |
1911 |
Three Esquisses for
piano |
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1. in A major |
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2. in G sharp minor |
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3. in D flat major |
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Op. 57 |
1911 |
Gazelle about a rose
Seven romances for voice and piano |
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after Text by
Vjaceslav Ivanov |
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dedicated to Lidia Dmitriewna Kobeljazka-Ilina |
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1. Vsem Armenija bogata (Rich
Armenia) |
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2. Milji mezh junakov (The
kind among the officers) |
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3. Upoena i v nege tonet (Delights
and drowns in tenderness) |
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4. Slavit mech bagrjanoij slavoj (Honoring
the sword with crimson red glory) |
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5. Vsja nad bashnej zvezdocheta (High
on the tower of the star counter) |
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6. Chto - ljubov' ? (What
- love?) |
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7. Strazh poslednego poroga (Fear
of the last threshold) |
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Op. 58 |
1912 |
Seven romances
for voice and piano |
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1. I mesjaz belyj (White month) |
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Translator: Valery
Jakowlevich Brjusov (1873-1924) |
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dedicated to Fanny Lasarewna Chaliewska |
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2. V etom mire (In this world) |
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Text by
S. Makowski |
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dedicated to Nikolai Nikolajevich Kedrow |
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3. Grustnye vzory sklonjaja (The
sad look lowered) |
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Text by
F. Sologub |
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dedicated to Leonid Witalevich Sobinow |
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4. Lada (Lada) |
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Text by
L. Stoliza |
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dedicated to Vera Vladimirowna Ljuze |
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5. Tri svetlykh carja (Three
holy kings) |
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Text by
Heinrich Heine (1797-1856), translator: Aleksandr Block (1880-1921) |
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dedicated to Sofia Grigorjewna Rubinstein |
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6. Krasavitsa rybachka (The
beautiful fisherwoman) |
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Text by
Heinrich Heine (1797-1856), translator: Aleksandr Block (1880-1921) |
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dedicated to Leonid Witalevich Sobinow |
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7. Ja atlas zlopoluchnyj (I
unblessed Atlas!) |
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Text by
Heinrich Heine (1797-1856), translator: Aleksandr Block (1880-1921) |
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dedicated to Juri Sergejevich Sachnowski |
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Op. 59 |
1912 |
Seven romances for voice
mit piano |
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1. Ja znal tebja (I
called you) |
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von S. Makowski |
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dedicated to Leonid Witalevich Sobinow |
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2. Ljubi menja jasno (Love me) |
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Text by
F. Sologub |
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dedicated to Adelaida Davidowna Darwoid-Sora |
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3. Nad puchinoj morja (On
the seabed) |
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Text by Konstantin Dmitrjevich Balmont (1867 - 1942) |
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dedicated to Maria Osipowna Miler-Narodna |
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4. Na zare (Sunrise) |
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Text by
M. Sabaschnikowa |
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dedicated to Sofia Nikolajewna Gladka |
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5. Celuja tebja (I kiss you) |
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Text by
S. Makowski |
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dedicated to Alexandr Michailovich Uspenski |
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6. Grezy (Dreamings) |
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Text by
A. Belyj |
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dedicated to Maria Adrianowna Deischa-Sionizka |
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7. Bezumnyi zhrec (Jealous
priest) |
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Text by
S. Makowski |
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dedicated to Iwan Narodno |
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Op. 60 |
1924 |
Two poems for
voice (Soprano) and orchestra |
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Text by
Dmitrij Mereshkovski |
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1. Leda |
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2. White Swan |
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transcription by the composer for voice
and piano |
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1942 |
Second edition |
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Text by
Viktor Krylow |
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1. Gea |
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2. The return of Antes |
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