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Compositions
without opus-number |
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1900 |
Earth and Heaven
opera-oratorio after the Poem of |
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George Gordon Byron (1788-1824), 1 Act (graduation piece) |
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1905 |
Schluck und Jau music after the play of Gerhardt Hauptmann |
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1914 |
Fugue
on a Russian Christmas Song for organ or harmonium |
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Smert'
(Death)
choreographic fragment for piano |
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dedicated to Elena Rabenek |
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1916 |
Quiet and deep is the hour before the twilight |
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Text by Ivan Aleksejevich Bunin (1870-1953). Romance for voice and piano |
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1918 |
Oj, u poli shito
("Hei, in the
field stands the rye" - Ukrainian) |
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Text: traditional. Septet for men- and woman-voices |
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(2 sopranos, Mezzo-soprano, 2 tenors, 2 bass-voices) |
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Bulo lito (The sommer
is gone - Ukrainian) |
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Mixed Choir, à cappella. |
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1919 |
The Imitation of
Ezekiel Symphonic Poem (Melodram) for
narrator |
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and orchestra. Text by Taras
Grigorjevich Shevtshenko. |
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Première: 1919, Kiev |
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1920 |
Music to a piece of Taras
Grigorjevich Shevtshenko Haidamaken |
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[Haidamak = 1. ukrain. Cossak in the 17th -18th century.; 2. ukrain. withe-guard] |
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Première: 1920, Kiev, Dramatic
Theatre |
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1921 |
Music to a piece of Emile Verhaeren
Whirlwind |
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Première: 1921, Moscow, Theatre
of the Workers-Culture |
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1921 |
Music to the Tragedy of Sophocles
Oedipus Rex |
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Première: 1921, Moscow, Dramatic
Theatre, [former: Korscha] |
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1923 |
Music to the Comedy of Aristophanes
Lysistrata |
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Première: 16. Juni 1923, Moscow,
Musical Studio "Wl. I. Nemirovich-Dantschenko" |
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1923 |
Through the grey smoke |
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Text by A. Block. Quartet for men voices. |
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1924 |
Music to the play of Klabund (A. Genschke)
The
chalk circle |
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("Tschan Goi-Tang"). |
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Première: 1926, Moscow, Dramatic
Theatre [former:
Korscha] |
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1924 |
For the Festival of the Komintern |
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[Komintern = Communist International] |
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Fantasy for wing-orchestra |
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dedicated to the Fifths Congress
of the Komintern |
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Length: 5 Minutes |
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1924 |
March of the Red Army
for wing orchestra. |
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Length 3 Minutes |
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transcription
by A. Kawerin for Domra-orchestra |
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[Domra = Russian musical-instrument similar to a mandolin] |
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transcription
by S. Isajew for Domra -
and Balalaika orchestra |
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1924 |
Üsküdar
Turkish song
for Cornet (Trumpet) and piano |
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transcription by the composer for flute
and piano |
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Music to the play of E. O. Ljubimowa-Lanski
The
Grashoppers |
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Première: 1926, Moscow, Theatre
"MGSPS" |
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1924 |
Old Waltz
("In
the old park ...") Romance for
voice and piano |
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Text by M. Galperin. |
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1924 |
Two Romances
for voice and piano. |
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Text in ukrainian and russian language |
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1. The secret of the singer ("Even
if he isn't audible, the world..)
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Text by Wjatsch. Iwanow |
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dedicated to Leonid Witalevich Sobinow |
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2. Loneliness ("Believe me, the people don't understand...") |
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Text by Dmitrij Mereshkovski |
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dedicated to Nadeshda Ignatiewna Kalnyn |
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1926 |
Esmeralda for symphony orchestra.
New instrumentation of the ballet |
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of C. Pugni (1844), expanded by 2
new dances: Waltz
und Child dance |
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Première: February 7, 1926, Moscow,
Bolshoi-Theatre |
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1927 |
Music to the Comedy of P. Beaumarchais
Figaro's
Wedding |
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Première: April 28, 1927, Moscow, 1. MChAT |
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1930 |
Music to the Tragedy of William Shakespeare Othello |
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Première: March 14, 1930, Moscow, |
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1931 |
Music to the cinema film
The
earth is thirsty director: Julij Rajzman |
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Co-author - S. Rjausow, W. Sokolow. |
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Wostokkino, 1931 |
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1932 |
Two Songs for
Choir for two voices and piano. |
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Text by S. Bolotin |
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1. Popadi ? .
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2. Chimtrewoga ? .
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1933 |
Music to the cinema film
Conveyor
belt of the death director: Ivan Pyrev |
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Co-author - W. N. Kotschetow, N. N. Krjukow, S. N.
Rjausov. |
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Mosfilm, 1933 |
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1934 |
Symphonic Fragment |
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dedicated to Konstantin Solomonovich Saradshev |
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Première: March 26, 1935, Moscow, |
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Amateur-Symphony-Orchestra "K. S. Saradshew",
Conductor - K. S. Saradshew |
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1934 |
Music to the play of M. A.
Bulgakov Molière |
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Première: February 15, 1936, Moscow, MChAT. |
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1935 |
Music to the cinema film
The
governors' Buddhas director: D. Bassalygo |
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Wostokfilm, 1935. |
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1935 |
The Cossacks whistled it |
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Ukrainian folk song. For mixed
Choir with big symphony orchestra. |
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transcription
by N. P. Nowizki for
Domra- and Balalaika- orchestra |
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1936 |
Gjul'sara musical drama [Musical] |
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Text by Kamil Jaschen (Nugmanow) and M. Muchamedow (in Usbekian language), |
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W. Bugajewski and Ja. Rodinow (in Russian language). |
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Usbekian folk music selected by T.
Dshalilov, |
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written by Talib Sadykov;
revised and orchestrated by R. M. Glier |
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Première: April 24, 1937, Taschkent, |
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Usbekian Musical-Drama Theatre, |
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conductor - N. B. Grubin. |
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May 21, 1937, Moscow (Decade of
the Usbekian Art). |
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1936-1937 |
Overture of the musical drama
Gjul'sara |
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4, 4, 4, 4 - 6, 3, 3, 1 - 2 timpanis, triangle, 2 tambourines,
cymbal, 1 big and |
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two little drums, 2
harps, string instruments |
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duration 17 minutes |
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First performance of the Concerto:
May 14 and 15, 1937, Moscow, |
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Big hall of the Conservatory,
State Symphony Orchestra of the USSR, |
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Conductor - A. W. Gauk. |
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1938 |
Song about the steam locomotive for voice and
piano |
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Text by Evgenij Dolmatovski. |
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1939 |
Music to the cinema film Friends
meet again director: Kamil Jarmantov |
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Duschanbe, 1939 |
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1939 |
Zdravica (A Toast)
for voice and orchestra |
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1939 |
Brave Hearts ("In
a front of heroic patriots...") song for voice and
piano |
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Text by Aleksandr Kowalenkov |
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1941 |
transcription
for solo-voice and two
voice Choir accompanied with piano |
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1941 |
Two Songs for voice and piano |
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1. Hitlers end comes. Text by I. Doronin |
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2. Through the Soviet country |
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1942 |
For the Happiness of the Fatherland |
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Overture for symphony orchestra |
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Première: 1942, Swerdlowsk,
Conductor - S. Zweifel. |
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1943 |
Young Mongolia |
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Text by Viktor Krylow. Song for voice and piano |
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Two mixed Choirs à cappella: |
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1. Crossways through Pitersk. |
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Treatment of a Russian folk song |
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2. Moscow |
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Song of the work |
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for solo-voice
and Choir accompanied with piano |
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Text by Aleksandr Glagolev |
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1947 |
Impromptu for harp and piano |
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redaction by Xenia A.
Erdel |
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dedicated to Xenia Alexandrowna Erdel |
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1947 |
Moscow
stands for voice and piano |
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Zwei Romanzen for voice and piano |
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Text by Mir Alischer Nawoi (1441-1501). Text in Usbekian language |
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Co-author - Talib Sadykow |
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Letter to Sibiria ("In the depth of
the Siberian ore...") |
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Text by Alexander S. Pushkin (1799-1837) |
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Vocal Quartet |
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The bride solicitor
and the suitors |
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Text by Nikolaj Nekrasov. |
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Vocal Quartet |
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1953 |
The end of ceremonial |
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Choir after a Text of the chinese
poet Zjui Juan |
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to the 2230th
anniversary of his death |
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1954 |
March of the Sovjet Army |
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For
folk instruments orchestra |
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Song of the mothers
womens choir |
