Opus Title Year

1 String Quartet No.1 in D major, for 2 violins, viola and cello 1882
Suite on the Name 'Sascha', for piano:

1. Introduction
2. Prelude
2 1883
3. Scherzo
4. Nocturne
5. Valse

Overture No.1 on Three Greek Themes [Увертюра № 1 на три греческие темы]

3 1882
in G minor, for orchestra
Romances (5), for voice and piano:

1. To Your Snow-White Bosom [К груди твоей белоснежнной]

2. The Nightingale [Соловей]
4 1882–85
3. When I Look Into Your Eyes [Когда гляжу тебе в глаза]
4. Arab Melody [Арабская мелодия]
5. Spanish Song [Испанская песня]

1881–82,
5 Symphony No.1 in E major («Славянская» / "Slavonic"), for orchestra rev. 1885,
1929
Overture No.2 on Greek Themes [Увертюра №2 на греческие темы] in D major,
6 1883
for orchestra
7 Serenade No.1 in A major, for orchestra 1883
8 To the Memory of a Hero [Памяти героя]. Elegy for orchestra 1885
Suite caractéristique in D major, for orchestra

1. Introduction et Danse rustique

2. Intermezzo scherzando
3. Carnaval
9 1884–87
4. Pastorale
5. Danse orientale
6. Élégie
7. Cortège

10 String Quartet No.2 in F major, for 2 violins, viola and cello 1884
11 Serenade No.2 in F major, for small orchestra 1884
12 Poème lyrique in D♭ major. Andantino for orchestra 1884–87
13 Stenka Razin [Стенька Разин]. Symphonic poem in B minor, for orchestra 1885
Pieces (2), for orchestra

1. Idylle
2. Rêverie orientale
14 1886–87
No.2 is an arrangemet of the Rêverie orientale for clarinet and string quartet
(1886)

15 Novelettes (5), for 2 violins, viola and cello 1886

1. Alla spagnola
2. Orientale
3. Interludium in modo antico
4. Valse
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5. All' Ungherese

Symphony No.2 in F♯ minor ("A la memoire de François Liszt"), for orchestra

16 1886
Also arranged for piano 4 hands by the composer (1886)

17 Elegie, in D♭ major, for cello and piano 1887

18 Mazurka in G major, for orchestra 1888
19 The Forest [Лес]. Fantasy in C♯ minor, for orchestra 1887
Morceaux (2), for cello and orchestra

20 1. Mélodie 1887–88
2. Sérénade espagnole

21 Wedding Procession [Свадебное шествие] in E♭ major, for orchestra 1889

Morceaux (2), for piano

22 1. Barcarolle 1889
2. Novelette

23 Waltzes on the Name 'Sabela', for piano 1890

24 Rêverie in D♭ major, for horn and piano 1890
Prélude et mazurkas (2), for piano

1. Prelude. Andante mosso

25 1888
2. Mazurka. Allegro moderato
3. Mazurka. Allegro vivace

String Quartet No.3 in G major («Славянский» / "Slavonic"), for 2 violins, viola

and cello
26 1886–88
Finale arranged for orchestra as Op.26a

Slavonic Festival [Славянский праздник]. Symphonic sketch in G major, for

orchestra
26a ?
Based on the finale of Op.26

Romances (2), to words by Aleksandr Pushkin, for voice and piano

1. Oriental Romance [Восточный романс]

27 2. Song [Песня] 1887–90

Arranged for voice and orchestra as Op.27bis

Mélodies (2), after Pushkin, for voice and orchestra

1. Oriental Romance [Восточный романс]

27bis 2. Song [Песня] ?

Arrangement of Op.27

28 La mer [Море]. Fantasy in E major, for orchestra 1889

29 Rhapsodie orientale [Восточная рапсодия] in G major, for orchestra 1889
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30 The Kremlin [Кремль]. Symphonic picture for orchestra 1890
Études (3), for piano:

1. Allegro
31 1891
2. Allegro
3. Night [Ночь]. Allegro quasi Andantino

32 Meditation [Размышление] in D major, for violin and piano 1891)

33 Symphony No.3 in D major, for orchestra 1890
34 Spring [Весна]. Musical picture in D major, for orchestra 1891
35 Suite in C major, for 2 violins, viola and cello 1887–91
36 Petite valse [Маленький вальс] in D major, for piano 1892
37 Nocturne in D♭ major, for piano 1889
38 In modo religioso. Quartet for horn, trumpet and 2 trombones 1892
39 String Quintet in A major, for 2 violins, viola and 2 cellos 1891–92
Triumphal March [Торжественный марш в честь открытия Всемирной
40 Колумбовской выставки в Чикаго в 1893 г.] in E♭ major, for orchestra, and mixed 1892
chorus ad lib.
41 Grande valse de concert [Большой концертный вальс] in E♭ major, for piano 1893
Miniatures [Миниатюры] (3), for piano

1. Pastorale
42 1893
2. Polka
3. Valse

43 Valse de salon [Салонный вальс] in C major, for piano 1893

44 Elégie [Элегия ] in G minor, for viola and piano 1893
45 Carnaval [Карнавал]. Overture in F major for large orchestra, and organ ad lib. 1892
Chopiniana [Les Sylphides (Шопениана)]. Suite for orchestra

1. Polonaise
2. Nocturne
46 3. Mazurka 1893
4. Tarantelle

Based on piano pieces Opp.40, 15, 50 and 43 by Frédéric Chopin

47 Concert Waltz No.1 [Концертный вальс №1] in D major, for orchestra 1893
48 Symphony No.4 in E♭ major, for orchestra 1893
Morceaux (3), for piano

1. Prelude
49 1894
2. Capriccio-Impromptu
3. Gavotte

50 Cortège solennel [Торжественное шествие] in D major, for orchestra 1894

51 Concert Waltz No.2 in F major, for orchestra 1894
52 Scènes de ballet [Балетная сюита] in A major. Suite for orchestra 1894

1. Préambule
2. Marionnettes
3. Mazurka
4. Scherzino
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5. Pas d’action
6. Danse orientale
7. Valse
8. Polonaise

53 From Darkness to Light [Фантазия "От мрака ко свету"]. Fantasia for orchestra 1894
Impromptus (2), for piano:

54 1. Impromptu in D♭ major 1895

2. Impromptu in A♭ major

55 Symphony No.5 in B♭ major, for orchestra 1895

Coronation Cantata [Коронационная кантата], for four voices, mixed chorus and
56 1896
orchestra
Raymonda [Раймонда]. Ballet in 3 acts

57 Also arranged for solo piano by the composer and Aleksandr Winkler (1898). 1896–97
Extracts arranged as Op.57a. See also Op.68

Raymonda [Раймонда]. Suite from the ballet, for orchestra

57a 1898
Extracted from the ballet, Op.57

58 Symphony No.6 in C minor, for orchestra 1896

Romances (6), for medium voice and piano

1. The Muse [Муза]. Words by Aleksandr Pushkin

2. From Petrarca ("We Used to Live at the Foot of a Hill") (Из Петрарки («Мы
жили у подножия холмов»)]. Words by Apollon Korinfsky, after Francesco
Petrarca
59 1898
3. From Petrarca ("When Your Eyes") (Из Петрарки («Когда твои глаза»)].
Words by Apollon Korinfsky, after Francesco Petrarca
4. If You Want to Love [Если хочешь любить]. Words by Apollon Korinfsky
5. Delia [Делия]. Words by Aleksandr Pushkin
6. All the Sky is Silver [Всё серебряное небо]. Words by Apollon Maykov

Romances (6), for high voice and piano

1. Drinking Song [Застольная песня]. Words by Aleksandr Pushkin

2. Desire [Желание]. Words by Aleksandr Pushkin
3. Nereid [Нереида]. Words by Aleksandr Pushkin
60 4. Dream [Сновидение]. Words by Aleksandr Pushkin 1897–98
5. My Life is Still Before Me [Жизнь ещё передо мною]. Words by Apollon
Maykov
6. Near the Land Where Golden Venice Reigns [Близ мест, где царствует
Венеция златая]

61 Ruses d'amour [Барышня-служанка]. Ballet in 1 act to a libretto by Marius Petipa 1900

62 Prélude et fugue in D minor, for piano 1899
Festive Cantata for the 100th anniversary of the Pavlovsk Institute, for solo voices,
63 1898
female chorus and 2 pianos 8 hands
64 String Quartet No.4 in A minor, for 2 violins, viola and cello 1894
Memorial Cantata for the centenary of the birth of Aleksandr Pushkin, for solo
65 1899
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra
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66 Hymn to Pushkin, for female chorus, and piano ad lib. 1899
67 The Seasons [Времена года]. Ballet in 1 act to a libretto by Marius Petipa 1900
Pas de caractère in G major, for orchestra
68 1899
Additional number for Op.57

69 Intermezzo romantico in D major, for orchestra 1900

70 String Quartet No.5 in D minor, for 2 violins, viola and cello 1898
71 Chant du ménestrel, for cello and orchestra 1900
72 Thème et variations on a Finnish Folk Song, in F♯ minor, for piano 1900
73 Ouverture solennelle, for orchestra 1900
74 Piano Sonata No.1 in B♭ minor 1901
75 Piano Sonata No.2 in E minor 1901
76 Marche sur un thème russe in E♭ major, for orchestra 1901
77 Symphony No.7 in F major («Пасторальная» / "Pastoral"), for orchestra 1902–03
78 Ballade in F major, for orchestra 1902
From the Middle Ages [Из средних веков]. Suite in E major, for orchestra

1. Prelude [Прелюдия]
2. Scherzo [Скерцо]
79 3. The Troubadour’s Serenade [Серенада трубадура] 1902
4. Finale. The Crusaders [Финал. Крестоносцы]

Also arranged for piano 4 hands ( 1903)

80 Chant sans bornes [Эх ты, песня], for soprano and alto voices with piano 1904
Fortune-Telling and Dancing [Гадание и пляска]. Scène dansante in A major, for
81 1904
orchestra
82 Violin Concerto in A minor, for violin and orchestra 1904
83 Symphony No.8 in E♭ major, for orchestra 1905
84 Song of Destiny [Песнь судьбы]. Dramatic overture in D minor, for orchestra 1908
Preludes (2), for orchestra

85 1. À la memoire de V Stassoff 1906–08

2. À la memoire de N Rimsky-Korsakov

86 Russian Fantasy [Русская фантазия] in A major, for balalaika ensemble 1906

In Memory of Gogol [Памяти Н. Гоголя]. Symphonic prologue in C major, for
87 1909
orchestra
88 Fantasie finnoise in C major, for orchestra 1909
89 Esquisses finnoises in E major, for orchestra 1912
90 Introduction et la Danse de Salomée, for Oscar Wilde's drama Salomé 1908
91 Cortège solennel in B♭ major, for orchestra 1910
92 Piano Concerto No.1 in F minor, for piano and orchestra 1910–11
93 Prélude et fugue in D major, for organ 1906–07
94 Love [Любовь], for mixed chorus 1907
The King of the Jews [Царь Юдейский]. Music for K. K. Romanov's drama, for
95 1913
orchestra
96 Paraphrase sur les hymnes des nations alliées, for orchestra 1914–15
97 Theme and Variations [Варияйии] in G minor, for string quartet or string orchestra 1895
97 Song of the Volga Boatmen («Эй ухнем»), for male chorus and orchestra 1905
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(Belaieff)
98 Prélude et fugue in D minor, for organ 1914
99 Karelian Legend in A minor, for orchestra 1916
100 Piano Concerto No.2 in B major, for piano and orchestra 1917
Mazurka-oberek, for violin and piano
100A/B 1917
Also arranged for violin and orchestra ( 1917)

Préludes et fugues (4), for piano

1. Prelude and Fugue (A minor)

101 2. Prelude and Fugue (C ♯ minor) 1918–23
3. Prelude and Fugue (C minor)
4. Prelude and Fugue (C major)

102 Romance de Nina, for Mikhail Lermontov's play Masquerade [Маскарад] 1916
103 Idylle in F♯ major, for piano 1926
104 Fantaisie in F minor, for 2 pianos 1920
Elegy in Memory of M. P. Beliaeff [Элегия памяти М. П. Беляаяева] in D minor,
105 1928
for 2 violins, viola and cello
106 String Quartet No.6 in B♭ major, for 2 violins, viola and cello 1920–21
107 String Quartet No.7 in C major ("Hommage au passé"), for 2 violins, viola and cello 1930
108 Concerto ballata in C major, for cello and orchestra 1931
109 Saxophone Quartet in B♭ major 1932
109 Saxophone Concerto in E♭ major, for alto saxophone and string orchestra 1934
110 Fantaisie in G minor, for organ 1934–35
– Pieces (5), for string quartet 1879–81
– Procession dedicated to V.V. Stasov, for voice and piano 1883
– Miniature in C major 1883
– Idylle, for horn and string orchestra 1884
– Serenade No.2, for horn and string orchestra 1884
Quatuor sur le nom B-la-f, for 2 violins, viola and cello

– Contribution (Finale) for a collaborative work with Aleksandr Borodin, Anatoly 1886
Lyadov and Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov

Rêverie orientale, for clarinet and string quartet

– 1886
Arranged for piano as Op.14/2 (1886–87)

Nameday [Именины]. Essays for 2 violins, viola and cello

– 1887–88
Composed with Anatoly Lyadov and Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov

Les chanteurs de Noël in F major, for the String Quartet "Jour de Fête"
– 1888
Contribution to a collaborative work

From Hafiz ("Don't Be Lured by Warlike Glory") [Из Гафиза («Не пленяя бранной
– 1888
славой»)]. Romance to words by Aleksandr Pushkin, for voice and piano
The Belle [Красавица]. Romance to words by Aleksandr Pushkin, for voice and
– 1888–90?
piano
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– March of the Devil in B♭ major, for orchestra 1889
Fanfares [Фанфары] , for wind and percussion
– 1889
For the silver jubilee of Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov. Composed with César Cui

Joke [Шутка]. Quadrille for piano 4 hands

– 1890
Composed with Anatoly Lyadov and others

Fanfares [Славление], for piano

– For the first performance of Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov's opera Mlada. 1890

Composed with Anatoly Lyadov

– Do I Hear your Voice?. Romance after Pushkin, for voice and piano 1891
– Proud Song 1892
– Valse miniature in G minor, for piano 1893
– Oriental Suite, for orchestra 1895
Allegro vivo in E♭ major, for orchestra
– 1895
Revised for string orchestra (1917).

– Madrigal in A major, for 2 pianos 1895

Improvisation, for piano

– Contribution to a collaborative work by Sergey Taneyev, Sergei Rachmaninoff 1896

and Anton Arensky

Variations on a Russian Theme in G major, for 2 violins, viola and cello

– 1899
Contribution to a collaborative work with nine other Russian composers

– Movements (2), for string quartet 1898–99

Variation on a Russian Theme, for piano
– 1899
Composed with Anatoly Lyadov and others

Fridays [Пятницы], for string quartet

– 1898–99
Composed with Aleksandr Borodin and others

– Albumblatt in D♭ major, for trumpet and piano 1899

– Small Gavotte in C major, for piano 1900
– Gagliarde in D major and Mazurka in F minor, for piano 1900
– Variations on a Russian Theme 1901
– Valse lente in F major, for orchestra 1901
– Cantata in Memory of M. Antokolsky 1903

Composed with Anatoly Lyadov

– A Toast [Здравица], for mixed chorus 1903

The Elected of the Russian People. Song/hymn after Sokolov, for mixed chorus and
– 1906
orchestra
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– Festive Procession in G major, for orchestra 1907
– Procession in D major, for the birthday of Rimsky-Korsakov, for piano 4 hands 1907
Symphony No.9 in D major, for orchestra
– 1910
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– Petite suite de ballet, for orchestra 1910

– Eastern Dance, for orchestra 1911
Prelude-Cantata for the 50th anniversary of the St. Petersburg Conservatory
– [Прелюдия-кантата к 50-летию Петербургской консерватории], for mixed chorus 1912
and orchestra
– Cantata in the memory of M. D. Skobelev, for mixed chorus and orchestra 1914
Masha is Told Not to Cross the River [Не велят Маше за реченьку ходит],
– 1916
folksong arranged for mixed chorus and orchestra
Variations in G minor, for string orchestra
– 1917
Based on the Variations for string quartet (1895)

Poems-Improvisations (2), in G minor and E minor, for piano:

– 1. Andante mosso 1917–18

2. Tempo agitato e rubato—Andantino quasi allegretto

Down By Mother Volga [Вниз по матушке по Волге]. Russian folksong, arranged

– 1921
for chorus
Preludio e Fuga in E minor, for piano
– 1926
Also arranged for organ (1929)

– Fantaisie for 2 pianos 1929–30

– Poème épique for orchestra 1933–34
– Fantaisie for organ 1934–35
– Arab Melody for cello and piano ?
– Duets (10), for clarinet ?
For Restful Death I Cry [Зову я смерт]. Song for voice and piano to words by
– ?
William Shakespeare
Minuet for piano
– ?
Composed with Anton Arensky and others

My Songs are Venomous [Песни мои ядовтиы]. Song for voice and piano to words
– ?
by Nikolay Dobrolyubov
Spanish Romance [Испанский романс]. Song for voice and piano, to words by
– ?
Aleksandr Pushkin
Stifling [Душно! Бех счастья и воли]. Song for voice and piano, to words by
– ?
Nikolay Nekrasov
– Whenever I Hear Your Voice [Слышу ли голос твой]. Song for voice and piano, to ?
words by Mikhail Lermontov