russian piano music vol. 3 l - p.pdf

~ Encyclopaedia of Russian & Soviet Piano Music ~

Malcolm Henbury-Ballan

Vol. 3

L Labadie H ? [ 19th c] Op 1 “Arabesques” Polka (Gutheil) Op 2 “Reproach” Valse (Gutheil) Op 3 “In Mourning” Polka (Gutheil) ?R Op 4 “For the Sake of You” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 5 “Amour et Printemps” Valse (Gutheil) Op 6 “Fragments” Quadrille (Gutheil) Op 7 “The Cavalryman” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 8 “The Aristocrat” Polka (Gutheil) Op 9 “Feuilles de Roses” Valse (Gutheil) Op 10 “Nora” Valse de salon (Gutheil) Op 11 “Aquarelle” Polka (Gutheil) Op 12 “So Charming” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 13 “The Cockatoo” Polka (Gutheil) Op 14 “Un Tour de Valse” Valse (Gutheil) Op 15 “Le Matin” Valse (Gutheil) Op 16 Sport’s March (Gutheil) Op 25 “Sue l’Onde” Valse (Gehrman) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] Op 29 “The Dragoon” Mazurka (Seywang) Op 30 “Nuit de Printemps” Valse (Gutheil) Op 31 “Bolero” Valse Espagnole (Gehrman) Op 32 “Concours Hippique” Valse (Gutheil) Op 33 “Maytime Breeze” Waltz (Seywang) Op 34 “Electra” Valse (Seywang)

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Op 35 “Papillonette” Polka (Seywang) Op 37 “Coup. d’Eperons” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 38 “Seguidilla” Valse Espagnole (Gutheil) Op 39 “La Vision” Valse (Gutheil) Op 40 “Ritournelle” Quadrille (Gutheil) Op 41 “Fatma” Valse (Gutheil) Op 42 Rococo Gavotte (Seywang) Op 43 “Fruits of Enlightenment” Quadrille (Seywang) ?R Op 44 “Cyclodrom” Valse (Seywang) Op 45 “Rayons d’or” Valse (Seywang) Op 46 “Barcarolle” Valse (Gutheil) Op 47 “Sans-gêne” Polka (Gutheil) Op 48 “Sous bois” Petite Valse Poëtique (Gutheil) Op 50 “Russian Tears” [for the Funeral of His Imperial Highness Aleksander Aleksandrovich]

(Gutheil) Op 56 “Reves Roses” Valse (Gutheil) Op 57 “Ton sourire” Valse (Gutheil) Op 58 “Un bal a Granade” Valse Espagnole (Gutheil) Op 59 “A Monaco” Polka (Gutheil) Op 60 “la Chasse” Galop (Gutheil) Op 61 “Beau-monde” Nouveau Pas-de-Quatre (Gutheil) Op 62 “Friendly Greetings” March (Seywang) Op 63 “First Snows” Valse (Gutheil) Op 64 Quadrile based on motives from the operetta “Martyn Rudokop” (Gutheil) Op 65 “Dans les Montagnes” Valse Tyrolienne (Gutheil) Op 66 “Night in Warsaw” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 67 “Sur le Lac” Valse (Gutheil) Op 68 “Zig-Zag” Polka (Gutheil)


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Op 70 Festival Polonaise (Gutheil) Op 72 “Joyful Greetings” Valse (Gutheil) Op 73 Souvenir d’un bal costumé “Coquette” Pas-de-Quatre (Gutheil) Op 74 “Summer in the Shade” Valse (Gutheil) Op 75 “Through Manoeuvres” Polka (Gutheil) Op 76 “Carnet de bal” Petite Valse (Gutheil) Op 77 “In the Bosom of Nature” Polka (Gutheil) Op 78 “Pearl Dance” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 79 Victory March (Gutheil) Op 80 “Whirlwind Cotillion” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 81 “Topic of the Day” Quadrille (Gutheil) Op 82 “Ship in the Inlet” Waltz (Gutheil) ?R Op 83 “Sleep this Wintery Night” Waltz (Seywang) Op 84 Valse-Miniature (Gutheil) Op 85 “Bouton de Rose” Pas-de-Quatre (Gutheil) Op 86 “Gracieuse” Mignon (Gutheil) Op 87 “Maytime Parade” March (Gutheil) Op 88 “O chem’ pela lastochka” [More than ? Swallow]” Valse (Gutheil) Op 89 “Azur Seas Against Beaches” Waltz (Zimmermann) ?R Op 90 “Hot Punch” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 92 “Le Souffle de Zephyr” Valse (Zimmermann) Op 93 Hungarian Pas-de-Quatre (Gutheil) Op 94 “Harlequin” Polka (Gutheil) Op 95 “Golden-Haired Eva” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 96 Gavotte-Marquise (Gutheil) Op 97 “Moscow By Night” Quadrille (Gutheil) Op 98 “Under Southern Sunshine” Waltz (Gutheil)


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Op 99 “Along the Lime-tree Avenue” Valse (Gutheil) Op 100 Mignon Russe (Gutheil) Op 101 “Colibri” Petite Valse de salon (Gutheil) Op 102 March (Gutheil) Op 103 “Morning in Yalta” Recollections of the Crimea – Waltz (Gutheil) Op 104 “Roses de France” Valse (Bessel) Op 105 Hungarian Dance (Gutheil) Op 106 Chaconne (Gutheil) Op 107 “L’Amour au bal” Pas-de-Quatre (Gutheil) Op 108 “Nocturnal Silence” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 109 “Le Papillon” Mignon (Gutheil) Op 110 “On Dark Seas” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 111 “Velvet Eyes” Hungarian Dance (Guthiel) ?R Op 112 “Vous être charmante” Chaconne (Gutheil) Op 115 “From the Caucasus, Crimea and Chernomu Seas” Waltz (Gutheil) ?R Op 116 “Stopping the Calvary” March (Gutheil) Op 117 Military Waltz (Gutheil) Op 118 “Morning Star” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 119 In Memory of Pushkin (Gutheil) Op 120 “Mischievous Butterfly” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 121 “Wonderful Morning” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 122 “Mysterious Rose” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 123 “My Goddess” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 124 “Sounds under the Waves” Waltz (Gutheil) ?R Op 125 “Tambourine” Hungarian Dance (Gutheil) Op 126 “Bicicletta” Polka (Gutheil) Op 127 “Belaya Lily” Minon (Gutheil) ?R Op 128 “A Discretion” Mazurka (Gutheil)


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Op 130 “La Premiere Hirondelle” Valse (Gutheil) Op 131 “The Quiet Don” Valse (Gutheil) Op 132 “Pas d’Espagne” Danse Nouvelle (Gutheil) Op 133 “Feuille de Trefl.” Valse (Gutheil) Op 134 “Pas de Patineurs” Danse Nouvelle (Gutheil) Op 135 “Rêve de Printemps” Valse (Gutheil) Op 136 “Mousse d’or” Mazurka (Gutheil) Op 137 “Charmeuse” Valse (Gutheil) Op 138 “Caucasian Nights” Waltz (Zimmermann) Op 139 “Dream of the Hussar” Mazurka (Zimmermann) Op 140 “Amorosa” Valse (Zimmermann) Op 141 “Pres du moulin“ Impromptu (Demets) Op 143 “Prés Fleuris” Suite de Valses (Demets) “Brise de Mai” Valse (Gehrman) “Coquette” Pas-de-Quatre (Hachette) “Figaro” Polka (Bessel) “Fontaines lumineuses” Valse (Bessel) “Frühlingsgedanken” Walzer (Zimmermann) “Garde-Republicaine” Mazurka (Bessel) “Kußmäulchen” Polka (Zimmermann) “Mia Carissima” Valse (Hachette) “Miacara” Valse (Langlois) “Papillonnette” Polka (Gehrman) “Paris Exposition” Quadrill (Bessel) “Pompadour” Gavotte (Zimmermann) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] “Kayons d’Or” Valse (Gehrman) “Sleepy Nightingale” Valse (Gutheil)


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“Rêves étoiles” Valse (Zimmermann) “Sous l’eventail” Valse (Seywang) “Stella” Polka (Seywang) “Vengerka” Hungarian Dance (Gehrman) Labinsky I ? [19 th c] Op 50 “Melomimka” Deux Morceaux (Seywang)

1. Into the Battlefield 2. On to the Ball

Labunsky V 1895 – 1966 Concertino for Piano & Orchestra (1932) Piano Concerto (1939) Variations for Piano & Orchestra (1945) Concerto for Two Pianos & Orchestra (1957) + piano pieces Ladoukhine N M [Ladukhin] 1860 - 1918 Nikolay Mikhailovich Ladukhin. Born 1860, St Petersburg; died 1918, Moscow. Theorist and composer. Graduated in 1886 from the Moscow Conservatoire where he studied composition with Taneyev. Later joined the faculty and wrote textbooks on solfege and harmony. His students included Gadzhibekov, Gedike, Sabaneyev and very briefly Rachmaninov. : Op 2 “Le Crépuscule” Musical Picture for String Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands

(Jurgenson) Op 10 Twelve Miniatures (Jurgenson)

1. F major 2. C major

7. Capriccietto in C major 8. G major 11. G major

Barcarolle in Db (Jurgenson) Piano Suite (1898 Jurgenson)

1. Prelude 2. Souvenance 3. Intermezzo 4. Chanson triste 5. Mazurka 6. Etude-Caprice


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Children’s Suite [also arr. 4 hands] (Jurgenson) 1. Introduction 2. Romance 3. Chant du printemps 4. Mazurka 5. Barcarolle 6. Valse 7. Nocturne 8. Berceuse 9. Prelude 10. Marche

From the Children's Repertoire – Ten Pieces

1. Light misunderstanding 2. Merry moment 3. Cry-baby 4. Russian dance 5. On the swings 6. Alphabet 7. On top with a drumstick [Верхом на палочке ?] 8. Intermezzo 9. Bees (Study) 10. Playing game of catch

+ piano pieces Ladyzhensky P 1946 - Preludes (1967) Theme & Variations (1968) Sonatina (1969) “The Warmth of the Earth” Musical Frescoes (1974) “In Ukrainian Cities” (1975) Piano Sonata (1982) Lagidze R I 1921 - 1981 Revaz Ilich Lagidze . Born 1921, Bagdadi [now Mayakovsky]; died 1981. Georgian composer. Graduated in 1948 from the Tbilisi Conservatoire where he studied with Balanchivadze, with further post graduate work from 1949-52. Taught at the Tbilisi Pedagogical Institute. Particularly noted for his many songs and choral works, plus the symphonic picture “Sachidao”. Prelude in F# minor (1949) Sachidao – transcription for Two Pianos (1952) Nocturnal Song: Musical Moment (1954) Gavotte in D major (1956)


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Rondo-Toccata (1957) Lalinov M I 1902 - 1967 “Fat or Thin” (1936) Oriental Dances (1937) Rhapsody No. 1 on Armenian Themes (1947) Rhapsody No. 2 on Armenian Themes (1947) Eight Pieces (1951-52) Variations on a Georgian Song (1953) Variations on a Gorski Dance theme (1954) Four Pieces (1955) Sonatina on Kazan Themes Three Preludes Etude-Poeme in F# minor Etude in C minor Song-Arabesque On the River Lamm P A 1882 – ? Created Two Piano & 8 hand arrangements of works by: Borodin, Glazunov, Taneyev, Stravinsky, Goedicke, Miaskovsky & Scriabin Landsmanov ? [19 th c] “Flowers of Love” Valse (Idzikowski) Landstein W [V] ? [19 th c] Op 9 2. The Brook

4. A Merry Moment Op 11 1. Prelude 2. Petite Gavotte 3. Caprice


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8. Chanson enfantine 10. Etude 11. By the Fire 12. Fairytale

13. Romance 14. Feuilles d’Album

15. Chanson du Matin 16. Serenade

17. Valse 18. Etude

25. Dreams of Spring 26. Funeral Sounds 30. Esquisse Five Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Romance 2. L’Espiegle 3. Gavotte 4. Petite Valse 5. A la Mazurka

Nocturne (L’Auteur) Russian Music for Children – Twenty Two Pieces (Editions d’Etat 1925) Lane G E 1890 – ? Preludes (1916) Waltzes (1924) Langer E L 1835 – 1905 Potpourri on motives from the opera “Carmen” [Bizet] – Piano / 4 hands (Gutheil) Dances from the opera “Rusalka” [Dargomyzhski] (Gutheil)

1. Slavic Dance 2. Gypsy Dance 3. Rusalok’s Dance

Potpourri on motives from the opera “Rusalka” [Dargomyzhski] (Gutheil) + piano pieces [incl. transcriptions for 2/4/8 hands of operatic & orchestral works by Arensky, Tchaikovsky, Dargomyzhsky, Glinka & N Rubinstein] Langer F 1815 – 1895 Op 27 “Rusalka” Fantasia Op 38 La Gracieuse Op 50 “Ophélia” Nocturne


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Op 52 Romance [Varlamov] – transcription for Piano solo Op 53 Romance [Haller] – transcription for Piano solo Op 54 Fantaisie-Valse Op 55 “Elle et Lui” Scherzino Op 56 “La Fontaine” Morceau de salon Op 57 1. “Premier Aveu” Mazurka Op 59 “La Violette” Morceau de salon Op 60 Rhapsody Op 66 Reverie du soir (Jurgenson) Op 67 “Rayons et ombres” Fantaisie pathétique Op 68 Bylina Op 69 Fantaisie Mazurka Op 71 La Fileuse de Moniuszko Op 72 “En Rêve” Polka-Caprice Op 73 Romance II [Varlamov] – transcription for Piano solo Op 78 Russian Triumphant March Op 79 Serenade Italienne “Angel” Prarphrase de concert (Gutheil) C’est a vous que je pense Romance III [Varlamov] – transcription for Piano solo Elegy [In memory of E Gosudaryin] (Gutheil) Fantaisie Polonaise Lyrical Fantasie (Gutheil) Lutte interieure To Push Away from the bank of the Volga In Memory of Lermontov – “Demon” March Primavera


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“On the Banks of the Dunaya” March (Gutheil) “The Nightingale” Transcription & Variations “Tamara” Lyrical Fantasia (Gutheil) Triumphant Coronation March (Gutheil) “1883” Celebration March Una voce poca fa (Gutheil) Langer L F 1802 - 1885 Op 18 Twelve Caracteristic Etudes (Jurgenson c. 1860s) Op 19 Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Toccatina 2. Scherzo 3. Impromptu

Piano Sonata (1830s) Choix d’etudes mécanique [Books 1 & 2] (Jurgenson) + piano pieces [incl. fantasias on popular themes, transcriptions of works by Beethoven for two pianos, Glinka & Verstovsky] Lapinsky N S 1900 – 1960 Preludes (1945) + piano pieces Lapinsky Y N 1928 – Poeme (1955) Variations Two Preludes Nocturne Scherzo Lapshynsky H [G] 1910 - Op 8 Piano Concerto No. 1 in C# minor


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Op 21 Piano Sonata No. 1 in D minor Op 36 Piano Sonata No. 2 in F# minor Op 45 Piano Sonata No. 3 in C minor Op 48 Piano Concerto No. 2 in B minor Op 53 Piano Sonata No. 4 in F minor Op 56 Piano Sonata in C minor + piano pieces [polonaises, etudes, mazurkas & waltzes] Laputin L 1929 – 1968 Leo Alexandrovich Laputin. Born 1929, Moscow: died 1968 same. Composer. Graduated in 1953 from Gnesin Institutes from the piano class of Vitsinsky. Further studies in composition at Moscow Conservatoire with Khachaturian – graduated in 1956. From 1963 taught at the Gnesin Institute. Op 2 “Moods” Eight Character Pieces (1959)

1. Aspiration 2. Meditation 3. Visions 4. Approaching Sound 5. Far from, Close by 6. Surf 7. Wilfulness 8. Ascending

Op 3 Masquerade, Ballet in 3 Acts arr. Piano solo (1964) Op 4 Children’s Album (1961) 1. “The Brook” Etude Op 8 Piano Sonata-Fantasia (1965) Op 15 “Moods” Suite

1. Naivety 2. Rhythm Dance

Piano Concerto (1952) Tendency (1957) Capriccio (1965) Larchikov V 1967 - “Ave Maria, Sonnet To Arseniy & Andrey Tarkovsky” (1997) Larin A 20th c ?


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Eight Pieces for Children (2009) Laskovsky I F 1799 - 1855 Ivan Fyodorvich Laskovsky. Born 1799, St Petresburg: died 1855, St Petersburg. Pianist and composer. Started as a military officer and later a civil servant. Studied piano with Field and composition with Hunke. Became friends with Dargomyzhsky, Glinka, Odoyevsky and Vielgorsky. Often performed his works in the salons of St Petersburg. His music displays the influence of Chopin, mendelssohn, Schubert and Schumann, and anticipates the piano works by Balakirev and Tchaikovsky. Most his his music was published after his death under Balakirev’s direction. Op 1 Ballade in F# minor (Gutheil) Op 2 Barcarolle in F minor (Gutheil) Op 3 Berceuse (Gutheil) Op 4 Impromptu in F minor (Gutheil) Op 5 Impromptu in C# minor (Gutheil) Op 6 “Petite Etude” Impromptu in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 7 Etude Fuguée in E minor (Gutheil) Op 8 Chansonnette sans paroles No. 1 in F# major (Gutheil) Op 9 Chansonnette sans paroles No. 2 in A minor (Gutheil) Op 10 Chansonnette sans paroles No. 3 in B major (Gutheil) Op 11 Chansonnette sans paroles No. 4 in B minor (Gutheil) Op 12 Chanson sans paroles No. 1 in Ab major (Guthiel) Op 13 Nursery Song (Nordisk Musikforlag, Gutheil) Op 14 Chanson sans paroles No. 2 in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 15 Deux Airs Russe Varies (Gutheil) Op 16 Galop No. 1 in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 17 Galop No. 2 in G major (Gutheil) Op 18 Galop No. 3 in C major (Gutheil) Op 19 Galop No. 4 in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 20 Galop Militaire in C major (Gutheil) Op 21 Menuetto No. 1 in B minor (Gutheil)


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Op 22 Menuetto No. 2 in F minor (Gutheil) Op 23 Menuetto No. 3 in F minor (Gutheil) Op 24 Menuetto No. 4 in F minor (Gutheil) Op 25 Menuetto-Scherzo in B major (Gutheil) Op 26 Nocturne in B minor (Gutheil) Op 27 Nocturne in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 28 Pensée fugitive in B minor (Gutheil) Op 29 Pensée fugitive in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 30 Tarantelle in G minor (Gutheil) Op 31 Tarantelle in F# minor (Gutheil) Op 32 Tyrolienne (Gutheil) Op 33 Chanson san paroles No. 3 (Gutheil) Op 34 Polka in D minor (Gutheil) Op 35 Polka in E major (Gutheil) Op 36 “Gracieuse” Polka in F# major (Gutheil) Op 37 Militaire Polka in A major (Gutheil) Op 38 Scherzo No. 1 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 39 Scherzo No. 2 in B minor (Gutheil) Op 40 Scherzo No. 3 in A minor (Gutheil) Op 41 Mazurka No. 1 in Ab major (Gutheil) Op 42 Mazurka No. 2 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 43 Mazurka No. 3 in Db major (Gutheil) Op 44 Mazurka No. 4 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 45 Mazurka No. 5 in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 46 Mazurka No. 6 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 47 Mazurka No. 7 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 48 Mazurka No. 8 in F mior (Gutheil) Op 49 Mazurka No. 9 in B major (Gutheil)


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Op 50 Mazurka No. 10 in Eb minor (Gutheil) Op 51 Mazurka No. 11 “Militaire” in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 52 Mazurka No. 12 in Ab major (Gutheil) Op 53 Mazurka No. 13 in B minor (Gutheil) Op 54 Mazurka No. 14 in B minor (Gutheil) Op 55 Mazurka No. 15 in D minor (Gutheil) Op 56 Mazurka No. 16 in G major (Gutheil) Op 57 Mazurka No. 17 in F# major (Gutheil) Op 58 Mazurka No. 18 in B major (Gutheil) Op 59 Mazurka No. 19 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 60 Mazurka No. 20 in Ab major (Gutheil) Op 61 Mazurka No. 21 in G minor (Gutheil) Op 62 Mazurka No. 22 in B major (Gutheil) Op 63 Waltz No. 1 in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 64 Waltz No. 2 in F minor (Gutheil) Op 65 Waltz No. 3 in Eb major (Gutheil) Op 66 Waltz No. 4 in A minor (Gutheil) Op 67 Waltz No. 5 in Ab major (Gutheil) Op 68 Waltz No. 6 in D major (Gutheil) Op 69 “Les Adieux” Valse in G minor (Gutheil) Op 70 Valse Brillante in A major (Gutheil) Op 71 Valse Capriccio in D minor (Gutheil) Op 72 “Gage d’amitié” Valse Capriccio in F minor (Gutheil) Op 73 Valse Mélancolique in Ab major (Gutheil) Op 74 Valse a la juive in G minor (Gutheil) Op 75 Valse a la russe in B minor (Gutheil) Op 76 Capriccio in F minor (Gutheil)


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Op 77 Grande Valse – Piano / 4 hands (Gutheil) Pas redouble – Piano / 4 hands (Gutheil) Nocturne in Bb major Mazurka in G minor [opus not known] 100+ Piano Pieces [ballades, etudes, impromptus, mazurkas, marches, polkas, polonaise, scherzos, songs without words, tarantellas, variations, 14 waltzes] Lasovsky I 1941 - Toccata (1976) Latypov M G 1913 – Two Preludes (1932) Variations on a Tartar Song Theme (1938) Waltz “Celebration Party for the Winner” (1946) Humoresque “With happy Friends” (1952) + piano pieces Lauru ššššas V 1930 – Novellette (1958) Humoresque Green Prelude and Green Fugue Yellow Prelude & Yellow Fugue Lavrushko M 1945 - Variations (1971) Piano Concerto “Youth” (1981) Children’s Pieces (1982)

1. Spring Song 2. Serious Conversation 3. Simple Waltz

Miniatures


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Lavry M 1903 – 1967 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1945) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1947) Five Country Dances + piano pieces Lavryshyn Z 1943 - Suite Sonatina Fantasy on Shevchenko + piano pieces Lazarenko A K 1909 – 1983 Four Preludes (1938) Humorous Dances (1950) Humoresque (1950) Five Pieces for Children (1967) Lyric Album (1969) + piano pieces Lazarev E L 1935 – Piano Concerto (1959) Concert Scherzo (1962) Lebediev A 1938 – Variations (1967) Symphonic Variations (1970)

1. Passacaglia 2. Scherzo 3. Valse 4. Finale


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Piano Concerto (1976) Suite in the form of variations (1982) Lebedev V P 1867 – 1907 Encounter at Skvortsov [composer primarily wrote for the guitar] Ledenyov R S [Ledenev] 1930 – Op 4 Piano Sonata [In Memory of Prokofiev] (1953-56) Op 9 Children’s Album [58 pieces] (1959-61)

1. Book 1 “Lilliputian” [17 Pieces] 2. Book 2 “Book of Summer” [21 Pieces] 3. Book 3 “Sketches of the Forest” [20 Pieces]

Op 26 Musical Pictures [99 pieces for children – 2 or 4 hands] (1977) Variations (1950) Two Folk Songs (1952) Andante (1953) Sonatina (1959) Ballade (1961) Concerto Romantic for Piano & Orchestra (Soviet Composer 1981) Lyoka’s Notebook [104 easy pieces for children] (1993) Easy Pieces [129 pieces for children] (1994) Respectful Variations on three musical letters, two near-musical and several philosophical pauses “Hommage to Yuri Kholopov” (2002) “The Coloured Photos” Six Pieces for One and Two Pianos (2002) Leib N A 1905 - Preludes (1921-23) Piano Sonata (1945) Four preludes (1945) Variations (1948)


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Ballade in the form of Variations (1954) Lekhtinen R ? Letka-Enka [Flying ?R] Leman A S [Lehman] 1915 - Piano Concerto No. 1 (1939) Twenty-four Preludes [1st set] (1942) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1943) “From a Pioneer’s Life” Suite (Soviet Composer 1950) Piano Concerto No. 3 (1953) Twenty-four Preludes [2nd set] (1955) Four Pieces (1955) Lemba A 1885 – 1963 Op 2 Piano Concerto No. 1 in G major (1905/10) Op 13 Moment lyrique Op 17 Piano Concerto No. 2 in E minor (1931) Op 45 Piano Sonata No. 2 in B minor “In Memory of Anton Rubinstein” (1953) Fantasia on Estonian Folk Song Themes (1928) Estonian Rhapsody (1928) Piano Concerto No. 3 in F minor (1945) Symphonic Suite – Two Pianos (1946) Twelve Preludes (1947) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1950) Sonatina (1954) Piano Concerto No. 4 in Bb major (1955) Piano Concerto No. 5 in D major (1960)


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Easy Sonata in A major Menuet in G major Prelude in A minor Fugue a 4 voix (Jurgenson) Ten Etudes Pieces for Children Pastorale & Intermezzo + piano pieces Lenko Y [E] ? [20 th c] Prelude Two Pieces for Children (Ukrainian Muzyka)

1. Melody 2. Movement

Lensky A S [Lyénsky] 1910 – 1978 Two Preludes & Fugues on Tadzhik Themes + piano pieces Leonov A M 1894 – 1959 Suite No. 1 Suite No. 2 + piano pieces Leontovich N D 1877 – 1921 Two Ukrainian Songs Ukranian National Song Eleven Polyphonic Songs – arr. Piano solo (Soviet Composer 1960) “Roses in Bloom” “Shrewd Scheming”


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“Horn Owl” Prelude Theme with Variations Schedryk [folk song - manuscript] Lepin A Y [Liepins] 1907 – 1984 Op 67 Piano Concerto No. 3 in C major (1971) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1935) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1936) Eight Simple Pieces (c. 1933)

1. Marching Song 2. Ukrainian Melodie 3. Mari Dance 4. Mari Song 5. Uzbekian Song 6. Scherzo 7. Dance 8. March

Russian Dance “Troika” from the film “Long Live Moscow” Polka from the film “Long Live Moscow” Krakoviak form the film “Long Live Moscow” Lepnurm K L 1914 – Ballade (1954) Piano Concerto (1960) Leshgorn A ? Op 66 Thirty-three Etudes (publ. 1970) Lestovnitsky ? [19 th c] Serenade (Gutheil) Levandovsky P 1782 – 1849 Transcriptions of Choral Church Music


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Levashov V S 1915 - Concert Fantasia for Piano & Orchestra (1950) Levenzon B 1884 - 1947 Op 32 7. Nursery Fairytale

11. Little Valse Levi N N 1901 - 1972 Prelude - Epitaph “Bright Summer Days” Concert Polka Levich A D [Levych] 1907 - Variations (1933) “Reflections” (1934) Piano Sonata (1936) Lyrical Fragments (1936) Two Etudes (1940) Poeme (1941 rev. 1946) Concert Etude (1952) Fugue (1952) Two Polyphonic Pieces (1954) Poloniase (1954) Ballade on a Ukrainian Theme (1955) Two Waltzes & Polka (1955) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1959) Nocturne & Prelude (1960) Poem “In Memory of F. Chopin” (1962) Elegy (1962)


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Nocturne (1962) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1968) Gavotte No. 1 (1970) Gavotte No. 2 (1976) Four Pieces for Children

1. Humorous 2. Happy Song 3. Remembrance 4. Mazurka

+ piano pieces Levina M ? [19 th c.] Op 68 “Which to Recall………..” Valse (Izd. Avtora 1926) Levina Z A 1906 - 1976 Zara Aleksandrovna Levina . Born 1906 Simferopol; died 1976, Moscow. Composer and pianist. Graduated in 1923 from the Odessa Conservatoire as a pianist, and in 1931 from the Moscow Conservatoire, where she studied piano with Blumenfled, and composition with Gliere and Myaskovsky. She was a member of the Manufacturing Collective of the Students-Composers of the conservatoire. Is best know for her romances and children’s songs. Piano Sonata No. 1 (1924-25) Three Pieces (1940)

1. Berceuse 2. Dance in Ab major 3. Toccata in E minor

Piano Concerto No.1 in A major (1942-45) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1950-55) Piano Concerto No. 2 in E minor (1975) Album of Youth – Ten Pieces (Muzyka 1972) Toccata in C major Children’s Album + piano pieces Levinovsky N 1944 –


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Jazz Improvisation Levitin Y A 1912 – 1993 Op 40 Piano Concerto No. 2 in A minor (1952) – arr. Two Pianos Twenty-four Preludes (1938) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1944) Ten Easy Pieces (1944) Divertimento for Piano, Chorus & Orchestra (1948) Piano Sonata (1958) Berceuse “The Flute of Pan” Twenty-fours Pieces of moderate difficulty (Ricordi) Levitova L V 1926 - Suite “Illustrations of the Forest” (1942) Etudes (1944) Three Preludes (1944-45) Variations (1945) Fantasy (1953) Ten Children’s Pieces (1975) Levitsky V S 1911 - Piano Sonata No. 1 (1933) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1933) Preludes & Fugues (1933) Levitski M 1898 -1941 Op 1 Valse de Concert (1924) Op 2 Valse in Ab major (1921) Op 3 Gavotte (1923)


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Op 4 Ah, Thou Beloved One – Song for Voice & Piano (1929) Op 5 ? Op 6 Arabeque valsante (1934) Op 7 Valse Tzigane [also arr. for Two Pianos] (1937) Enchanted Nymph, Poem (Schirmer 1927) Piano Concerto ? [Dictionery of Pianists]

Cadenza to Beethoven’s 3rd Piano Concerto [1st Movement] (1920) Do you Remember – Song for Voice & Piano (1940) Dance of the Dolls (1938) Fugue (undated – manuscript) Piano Sonata (undated – manuscript) Levitsky A 1921 - Three Preludes (1964) Children’s Scenes (1972) Two Pieces (Ukrainian Muzyka)

The Bear Grotesque March

Levkovich A 1952 – Burlesque (1981) Toccata, Prelude & Fugue “In Memory of S. Barber” (1983) Liadov A N [Lyadov] 1818 - 1871 Gracefulness pour piano Contratradanse Francaises Cinq Mazurkas “Danses de la Cour” Suite de Contradanses Galop & Deux Mazurkas “Marein” Valse


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Quadrille – from opera “Rusalka” Flowers pour piano Liadov A K [Lyadov] 1855 - 1914 Op 2 Biroulki [Jeux d’enfants] (Bessel 1876) Op 3 Six Morceaux (Bessel 1876-77)

1. Prelude 2. Gigue 3. Fuga 4. Mazurka I 5. Mazurka II 6. Mazurka III

Op 4 “Arabeques” Quatre Morceaux (Bessel 1878) Op 5 Etude in Ab major (Bessel 1881) Op 6 Inpromptu in D major (Bessel 1881) Op 7 Deux Intermezzi (Bessel 1881) Op 8 Deux Intermezzi (Bessel 1883) Op 9 Deux Morceaux (Bessel 1883)

1. Valse 2. Mazurka

Op 10 Trois Morceaux (Bessel 1884)

1. Prelude in Db major 2. Mazurka in C major 3. Mazurka in D major

Op 10 bis Scherzo for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Breitkopf) Op 11 Trois Morceaux (Bessel 1885-86)

1. Prelude in B minor 2. Mazurka in the Dorian Mode 3. Mazurka in F# minor

Op 12 Etude in E major (Bessel 1886)

Op 13 Quatre Preludes (Bessel 1887) Op 15 Deux Mazurkas (Bessel 1887) Op 16 Scherzo de Concert for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Bessel) Op 17 Two Bagatelles (Bessel 1887) 1. La douleur 2. Pastorale


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Op 19 Mazurka. Scene Rustique “pres de la guinguette” for orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Sokolov] (Belaieff)

Op 20 Novellette (Belaieff 1882-89) Op 21 “From Olden Times” Ballade in D minor (Belaieff 1889) Op 21 a Bylina (1889) Op 23 “Sur La Prairie” Esquisse in F major (Belaieff 1890) Op 24 Deux Morceaux (Belaieff 1890)

1. Prelude 2. Berceuse

Op 25 Idylle in Db major (Belaieff 1891) Op 26 Petite Valse in G major (Bessel 1891) Op 27 Trois Preludes (Belaieff 1891) Op 29 Marionnettes (Belaieff 1892) Op 30 Bagatelle (Belaieff) Op 31 Deux Morceaux (Belaieff 1893)

1. Mazurka rustique 2. Prelude

Op 32 “Une tabatiere a musique” Valse Badinage (Belaieff 1893) Op 33 Trois Morceaux (1889)

1. Prelude on a Russian theme in Ab major 2. Grotesque in C 3. Pastoral in F major

Op 34 Trois Canons (Belaieff 1894) Op 35 Variations sur un theme de Glinka (Belaieff 1894) Op 36 Trois Preludes (Belaieff 1895) Op 37 Etude in F major (Belaieff 1895) Op 38 Mazurka in F major (Belaieff 1896) Op 39 Quatre Preludes (Belaieff 1895-6) Op 40 Etude et Trois Preludes (Belaieff 1897) Op 41 Deux Fugues (Belaieff 1896-7) Op 42 Deux Preludes et Mazurka sur des themes polonaise (Belaieff 1898) Op 44 Barcarolle in F# major (Belaieff 1878 -98)


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Op 46 Quatre Preludes (Belaieff 1899) Op 48 Etude in A major et Canzonette in Bb major (Belaieff 1899) Op 49 Polonaise for Orchestra [a la memorie d’A Pouchkine] – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Lavrov]

(Belaieff) Op 51 Variations sur un theme populaire polonaise in Ab major (Belaieff 1901) Op 52 Trois Morceaux de ballet (Belaieff 1901) Op 53 Three Bagatelles (1903) Op 55 Poloniase for the Inauguration of the Statute of Anton Rubinstein on 14th November

1902 for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Sokolov] (Belaieff) Op 56 Baba Yaga – Tableau musical pour orchestra (Belaieff 1891-1904) - arr. for Piano / 4

hands Op 57 Trois Morceaux (Belaieff c. 1900-05)

1. Prelude in Db major 2. Valse in E major 3. Mazurka in F minor

Op 58 Eight Russian Folk-Songs for Orchestra (Belaieff 1906) - arr. for Piano solo

1. Chant religieux 2. Koliada-maleda Chant de Noel 3. Complainte 4. Chant comique 5. Legende des oiseaux 6. Berceuse 7. Ronde 8. Choeur danse

Op 62 The Enchanted Lake. Legend for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Kalafati] (Belaieff) Op 64 Quatre Morceaux (Belaieff 1909 -10)

1. Grimace 2. Gloom 3. Temptation 4. Reminiscences

Op 66 “From the Apocalypse” Symphonic Poem – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Belaieff) Quadrille “Joke” – Two Pianos [a collaboration with Artsibushev, Vitol, Liadov, Sokolov, Glazunov & Rimsky-Korsakov] (1891) Gigue & Procession from Paraphases – Piano solo [a collaboration with Artsibushev, Vitol, Liadov, Sokolov, Glazunov & Rimsky-Korsakov] Prelude-Pastorale (1894) Celebration – Piano / 4 hands [a part of a collaboration with Blumenfeld, & Glazunov] (1894) Valse in F major [To Valya] (1897) Prelude in F major (1897)


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Twenty-four Canons (1898) Sarabande in G minor (1899) Dance of a Mosquito [a Russian folk-song] (1911) Fugue on La-do-fa (1913) Twelve Canons on a cantus firmus (1914) Folksong Arrangements for Children: - Tausenki, Tausen! - If I Go, If I Walk - The Little Fir-tree is in a Damp Wood - I Led a Dance with a Little Mosquite - There is a Wonder Far Beyond the Sea - Oh, Peasants’ Children - Oh, Thou Winter - Oh, There was No Wind - I was Going Along the Garden Chorus or Scherzo Impromptu Liadov K N [Lyadov] 1820 – 1868 “Les Lanciers” English Quadrille base don Russian Songs (Gutheil) “Fille du Regiment” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Rusalka” Quadrille based on motives from the opera (Gutheil) Mazurka from the opera “Rusalka” (Gutheil) Polka from the opera “Rusalka” (Gutheil) “Satanilla” Grande Mazurka (Jurgenson) “Past the River, Near the Bridge” Fantasia [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] (Gutheil) + piano pieces Liadova L A [Lyadova] 1925 - Piano Concerto (1965) + five further concertante works for piano & orchestra Liagounov N ? [19 th c]


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Op 1 “Vagues Argentines” Valse (Idzikowski) Op 2 “Olga” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 3 “Springtime Evening” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 4 “Water Lilies” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 5 “The Telephone” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 6 “Intimate Sounds” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 7 “N’oublie pas” Valse (Idzikowski) + piano pieces Liapunov L A [Lyapunov] 1859 - 1924 Op 1 Three Pieces ( Belaieff 1887-8)

1. Etude 2. Intermezzo in Eb minor 3. Valse in Ab

Op 2 Ballade for Orchestra - arr. for Piano / 4 hands (Bote) Op 3 Reverie du soir (Zimermmann) Op 4 Piano Concerto No 1 in Eb major - arr. Two Pianos (Bote 1890) Op 5 Impromptu ( Bote 1880/1903) Op 6 Seven Preludes (Bote) Op 7 Solemn Overture on Russian Themes for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 8 Nocturne in Db major (Breitkopf) Op 9 Two Mazurkas (Breitkopf) Op 11 12 Etudes d'execution transcendante (Zimmermann)

1. Berceuse in F# major 2. Ronde des fantomes in D# minor 3. Carillon in B major 4. Terek in G# minor 5. Nuit d'ete in E major 6. Tempete in C# minor 7. Idylle in A major 8. Chant epique in F# minor 9. Harpes eoliennes in D major 10. Lesghinka in B minor 11. Ronde des sylphes in G major 12. Elegie en memoire de F. Liszt in E minor

Op 12 Symphony No 1 in B minor - arr. for Piano / 4 hands (Zimmermann)


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Op 16 Polonaise for Orchestra - arr. for Piano Solo [by the composer] (Zimmermann) Op 17 Mazurka No.3 in Eb minor (Zimmermann) Op 18 Novelette in C major (Zimmermann) Op 19 Mazurka No.4 in Ab major (Zimmermann) Op 20 Valse Pensive in Db major (Zimmermann) Op 21 Mazurka No.5 in Bb minor (Zimmermann) Op 22 Chant du crepuscule in Bb minor (Zimmermann) Op 23 Valse-Impromptu No.1 in Db major (Zimmermann) Op 24 Mazurka No.6 in G major (Zimmermann) Op 25 Tarantella in Bb minor (Zimmermann) Op 26 Chant d'Automne in F# minor (Zimmermann) Op 27 Piano Sonata in F minor (Zimmermann) Op 28 Rhapsody on Ukrainian Themes for Piano & Orchestra - arr. Two Pianos

(Zimmermann 1907) Op 29 Valse-Impromptu No.2 in Gb major (Zimmermann) Op 31 Mazurka No.7 in G# minor (Zimmermann) Op 33 Two Paraphrases on Glinka's Opera "Russlan and Ludmilla" (Zimmermann)

1. Berceuse des fees 2. Combat et mort de Tchernomore

Op 34 Humoreske in Gb major (Zimmermann) Op 35 Divertissement [Six Pieces] (Zimmermann) 1. Werewolf 2. "The Vulture" Children's Play 3. Round of the Children 4. Colin - maillard 5. Children's Song 6. Racing Game Op 36 Mazurka No. 8 in G minor (Zimmermann) Op 37 Symphonic Poem “Zelazowa Wola” - arr. for Two Pianos (Zimmermann) Op 38 Piano Concerto No 2 in E major - arr. Two Pianos (Zimmermann 1909) Op 40 Three Pieces (Zimmermann)

1. Prelude in Db major 2. Elegy in F# minor 3. Humoreske in F major

Op 41 Fetes de Noel (Zimmermann)

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2. Cortege des mages 3. Chanteurs de Noel 4. Chant de Noel

Op 45 Scherzo in Bb minor (Zimmermann 1911) Op 46 Barcarole in G# minor (Zimmermann) Op 49 Variations on a Russian Theme (Zimmermann) Op 53 Hashish, Oriental Symphonic Poem for Orchestra - arr. Piano / 4 hands (Zimmermann) Op 54 b Prelude Pastorale – arr. for Two Pianos (Zimmermann) Op 55 Grand Polonaise de Concert (Zimmermann) Op 57 Three Pieces (Zimmermann)

1. Little Fugue 2. Spring Song 3. By the Fountain (Study)

Op 58 Prelude & Fugue in Bb minor (Zimmermann) Op 59 Six Morceaux faciles [Six easy pieces] (Zimmermann) 1. Playing ball 2. Lullaby for a doll 3. On the swings 4. Riding on a stick

5. Nurse's Story 6. Children's Chatter

Op 60 Variations on a Georgian Theme (Zimmermann) Op 65 Sonatina in Db major (Zimmermann) Op 66 Symphony No. 2 in Bb major - arr. for Two Pianos (Zimmermann) Op 70 Valse-Impromptu No.3 in E major (Zimmermann) Toccata and Fugue in C major (1920) Scherzo in F major Six Very Easy Pieces (1918-19) Piece in E minor Canon in E major (1923) Allegretto Scherzando (1923) Two Preludes in Db major and G major (1949) Saltimbamques – Piano / 4 hands [?]


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Liashenko G 1938 – Sonatina (1964) Impromptu (1972) Symphony-Concerto for Piano & Orchestra (1980) Three Capriccios for Two Pianos (1985) Idem per Idem for Two Pianos (1992) Liatoschinsky B N [Lyatoshinsky] 1895 - 1968 Op 13 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1924) Op 16 “Reflections” - Seven Pieces (1925) Op 18 Piano Sonata No. 2 “Sonata-Ballade” (1925-26) Op 22 Ballade (1928) [sometimes shown as Opus 24] Op 38 Three Preludes (1942) Op 38 bis Two Preludes on Ukrainian Folksongs (1942) Op 38 b Suite – Three Pieces (1942) Op 44 Five Preludes (1943) Op 54 Slavic Concerto for Piano & Orchestra (1953) – arr. Two Pianos Op 55 Concert Etude-Rondo (1962-67) Elegy-Prelude (1920) Shevtchenko Suite (1942 unfinished – republished as Three Preludes Op 38 in 1962) Concert Etude-Poeme (1962 rev. 1967) Etude in C major Four Pieces from the cycle “Bykoliki” Overture to the Opera “Shchors” [later revised “The Commander”] – arr. Two Pianos [Cholodnoi] 1st Movement from Symphony No. 3 – arr. Piano solo (Zobkov] (Muzyka) Licharev N ? [19 th c] Consolation (Gutheil)


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Lifshchits’ M ? [19 th c] “Unforgotten Sorrow” Waltz (Idzikowski) Likhachev S ? [19 th c] “Aleksei” Quadrille from the opera “Mirza Shafi” (Jurgenson) “All Right!” Galop (Jurgenson) “Amidst the Mists” Waltz (Jurgenson) Likhniakevich A 1883 - ? + piano pieces Lishin G A [alias Nivlyansky] 1854 – 1888 Op 27 March of the Faithful (Jurgenson) Op 32 Chernaev March (Jurgenson) Op 65 “First Love” Waltz (Jurgenson) Elegie (Jurgenson) Potpourri from the opera “Graf & Nulin” Potpourri from the opera “Ispansky Dvoryanin” [Don Cesar de Bazan] (Jurgenson)

1. Overture 2. Menuet 3. “Gitanella” Gypsy Dance 4. Quadrille

You Inspire Me (CA) Two Romances – transcribed for Piano solo (Jurgenson) + piano pieces Lisitsuin M [Lissitzin] ? [early 20 th c] Op 4 Quatre Preludes (Jurgenson 1909) “The Beauty” Gavotte (Jurgenson) Lisovsky L L [Lissovsky] 1866 - 1934


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Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson) 1. Prelude in D major 2. Scherzo in B major 3. Scherzo in C major [for left hand only]

Four Fantasias [with Reciter] (Jurgenson) Polka (Jurgenson) Valse (Jurgenson) Feuille d’Album (Jurgenson) Menuetto (Jurgenson) Barcarolle (Jurgenson) Paraphrase d’une Melodie (Jurgenson) Scherzo quasi Menuetto (Jurgenson) “Nucia” Polka (Idzikowski) Kosatschok – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Rondo Elegiaco (Jurgenson) Deux Valses de salon (Jurgenson) Bagatelle + piano pieces Listov K Y 1900 – 1983 Piano Concerto Litinsky G I 1901 – 1985 Piano Concertino (1945) Festive Overture – Two Pianos & Orchestra (1972) Litsite P Y 1889 – 1966 Children’s Album – Six Pieces (1952) Three Preludes Five Illustrations for Children Sonatina


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+ piano pieces Litsitis J [Licjtis] 1913 – Three Miniatures (Muzyka 1967)

1. Pastorale 2. Scherzando 3. Poeme

Variations on a Lithuanian Folksong Liubomyrsky G 1865 - 1937 + piano pieces Liubovich P 1826 - 1869 “Beloved Ukrainian Songs” Potpourri Lizogub A I [Lyzohub] 1790 – 1839 Variations on the themes of Four Ukrainian Folk Songs “You, Proud Lass”, “I Once Had a Wife”, “Don’t Go to the Frolics, Hryts” and “A Well in the Field” Russian Song “In the Midst of Flat Valleys” Two Nocturnes Mazurkas Variations on the romance “In Your Beautiful Eyes) Lobachyov G G [Lobatscheff] 1888 – 1953 Op 20 Seven Songs without Words – Piano / 4 hands Piano Sonata (1910) Red March (1924) Lobanov V 1947 - Op 1 Four Pieces on Three Notes [In Imitation of Stravinsky] (1963) Op 5 Twelve Preludes (1964-65) Op 6 Sonatina in C major (1966)


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Op 9 Suite No. 1 : Partita (1967)

1. Prelude 2. Allemande 3. Sarabande 4. Gavotte & Minuet 5. Fugue

Op 10 Six Pieces for Children (1968) Op 12 Five Preludes (1969) Op 13 Suite No. 2 : Toccata, Chaconne & Fugue (1971) Op 16 “Plato” – Two Pianos (1972) Op 17 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1973) Op 19 Suite No. 3 (1974) Op 33 Piano Sonata No. 2 (1980) Op 34 Seven Slow Pieces (1980)

1. Prelude 2. Modulation 3. Three-part Canon 4. Bagatelle 5. Five-part Canon 6. Clusters 7. A Song by Brahms

Op 35 Concerto No.1 for Piano & Chamber Orchestra (1981) Op 37 “Ode to Grass” (1982) Op 44 Four Diatonic Preludes (1984) Op 46 Two Preludes (1986) Op 54 Three Fragments (1989) Op 64 Concerto No. 2 for Piano & Orchestra (1993) Op 76 Nocturne (2002) Sonatina in G minor (1964) Six Preludes (1964) Transcription of Three Songs of J Brahms (1967) Transcription of Songs by Richard Strauss (1969) Cadenza to Smirnov’s Piano Concerto No. 2 (1983) Six Prayers (1994-97)


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Lobel’ S M [Lobil] 1910 – 1981 Four Preludes (1946) Moldavan Dance in the form of a Rondo (1947) Sketch Book No. 1 (1947) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1948) Two Rondos (1948) Two Moldavian Dances (1948) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1952) Sketch Book No. 2 (1952) - Moldavian Dance “Betuta” Sketch Book No. 3 (1953) - Gaidu Dance Sketch Book No. 4 (1953) Sketch Book No. 5 (1954) - Meditation - Youth Dance - Cradle Song [Berceuse] Poeme (1956) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1957) Piano Sonata No. 4 (1972) Piano Concerto (1978) Sonata-Mosaic “Aphorisms” Song & Dance in G major Dance in D major Song in B minor Dance in D minor Fairytale in F major Old Fashion Song Springtime in May


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Dance of Youth + piano pieces [7 collections of pieces] Lobkovsky A M 1912 – 1985 1st Suite (1940) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1944) Album of Pieces (1950) Seven Preludes (1953) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1956) 2nd Suite (1961) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1973) Piano Sonata No. 4 (?) + piano pieces [preludes] Lobri F [Th] [Lobry] ? 19th c. / early 20 th c Dumka (Jurgenson c. 1900) “Araun” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Araun” Polka (Jurgenson) “Arcadian Shepherdess” Potpourri on motives from the operetta (Jurgenson) “Young Lady” Quarille (Jurgenson) “Keeping Guard” Polka (Jurgenson) ?R “The Birch Tree” Quadrille on Gypsy Songs (Jurgenson) “Bettelstudent” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Belsky” Waltz (Jurgenson) “Cloches de Corneville” Polka (Jurgenson) “Dalidin” Waltz (Jurgenson) “Divchina” Ukraine Polka (Jurgenson) “Druz’ya” Polka (Jurgenson) “Duma Chumaka” (Jurgenson)


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Encore un feuilles d’Albums (Jurgenson) “Fille de l’air” Valse (Jurgenson) “Gaskonets’” Quadrille (Jurgenson) ?R “Gil’debrant” Quadrille (Jurgenson) ?R “Hej-ze-ha!” Mazurka (Jurgenson) “Helas” Valse Melancolique (Jurgenson) “Raison d’être” Polka (Jurgenson) “Zhudin” Waltz (Jurgenson) ?R “Zhudin” Quadrille (Jurgenson) ?R “Kazalos” Waltz (Jurgenson) ?R “La Petite Russie” (Jurgenson) “The Target” Quadrille on Russian Songs (Jurgenson) “Dashing” Polka (Jurgenson) “Muzhichek” Quadrille on Russian Songs (Jurgenson) ?R “Musical Pourings” Potpourri (Leopas) “Germanic Arcadia” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Nicola & Zhurisya” Polka (Jurgenson) “Poverty Stricken Students” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “The Officer” Polka (Jurgenson)

“In the Garden” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Polka Petite Russienne (Jurgenson) “Posmemsya” [Laughing ?] Waltz (Jurgenson) “The Bet” Polka (Jurgenson) “The Promise” Polka (Jurgenson) “Proszę pani” Mazurka (Jurgenson) “The Birds” Polka (Jurgenson) “Questions et Résponses” Valse (Jurgenson)


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“Meditation” A Quiet Waltz (Jurgenson) “Awaken Amusement” Quadrille (Jurgenson) ?R Recueil de danses favorite (Jurgenson) “Réve du passé” Valse (Jurgenson) Reverie de Tschoumake (Jurgenson) “Revue des Ouvertures” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “After That” Marzuka (Jurgenson) ?R “With Rapture” Mazurka (Gutheil) “Sarah Bernhardt” Waltz (Jurgenson) Collection of Dances of Love (Jurgenson) “Lament” Waltz (Jurgenson) “Babel” Waltz (Jurgenson) “Babel” Potpourri (Jurgenson) “La Toupie” Piece caracteristique (Jurgenson) “Draft” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “The Ceremony” Quadrille (Gutheil) ?R “Chumak’” Quadrille on Ukrainian Songs (Jurgenson) “Tylko z toba” Mazurka (Jurgenson) The Album (Jurgenson) “With Excitement” Galop (Jurgenson) “In Little Russia” Musical Illustration (Jurgenson) “Varlikh” Quadrille (Jurgenson) ?R “To Cheer” Polka (Jurgenson) “Happiness Fanfare” Polka (Jurgenson) “To Visit” Waltz (Jurgenson) ?R “Love’s Fanfare” Polka (Jurgenson) “The Ups & Downs of Life” Waltz (Jurgenson) Potpourri from the opera “Volshebnoe Kol’tso” (Jurgenson)


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“The Moaner/Grumbler” Polka (Jurgenson) “Beyond Dunai” March (Jurgenson) “Oblivion, I’m Done For” Polka (Gutheil) “Zoological” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “At Daybreak” Waltz (Jurgenson) “Gypsy!” Quadrille on Gypsy Songs (Gutheil) “Spring” Romance [transcription] (Jurgenson) + piano pieces Loginovich S ? [19 th c] Mazurka (Gutheil) Russian Song for the Young (Johansen) Lokshin A L 1920 – 1987 Piano Concerto (1940) Variations (1953) Spring – Piece (1967) Prelude & Theme with Variations (1982) Nursery Suite – Piano / 4 hands [manuscript] Autumn Showers Dance in A minor Waltz in G major Tarantella in Bb major Old Fairytale in Bb major Brahms-Lokshin - Op 106 Lied 'Eshing der Reif' [transcription] L’onko I 1949 – Piano Sonata (1977) Inventions (1982)


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Lopatinsky Y 1871 - 1936 Lasso + piano pieces [incl. waltzes, polkas, mazurkas, gallops, marches] Lopatnikov N L 1903 - 1976 Op 5 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1921) Op 7 Sonatina (Musique Russe 1926) Op 13 Deux Danses Ironiques (Musique Russe) Op 15 Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor – arr. Two Pianos (Schott 1930) Op 16 Five Contrasts ( Schott 1930) Op 18 “Dialogues” Five Pieces (Schott) Op 22 Variations (1933) Op 25 Nocturne Russe [No. 2] for Orchestra – arr. Arabeque for Two Pianos (AMP 1941) Op 29 Piano Sonata (1943) Op 33 Concerto for Two Pianos & Orchestra (1950-51) Op 37 “Intervals” Seven Studies (1957) Two Pieces for Mechanical Piano (1927) Dance Piece (1955) Lorinov V ? “Moods” Eight Pieces Lourie A V [Lur’ye] 1892 – 1966 Arthur Vincent Lourie . Born 1892 St Petersburg: died 1966, Princeton, New Jersey. Lourie studied at the St Petersburg Conservatoire and was friends with the Russian symbolist, Aleksandr Blok and Osip Mandel’shtam. From 1918 he worked under Lunacharsky as music commissar in charge of the music division (MUZO) of the Department of Education. Partly due to his modernist interests he began to meet some opposition from both the unofficial Proletarian Culture organisation (PROLETKULT) and from the Union of Russian Artists (VSERABIS). He left Russia in 1921 and visited Berlin where he met Busoni and with who he shared many ideas on the future curse of music. In 1924 he moved to Paris where he met and formed a friendship with Stravinsky. He later settled in USA in 1941, becoming an American citizen in 1947.


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Lourie was at one time interested in the possibilities of microtonal music [there is mention of a quartet composed in this idiom in 1910] - this aspect of music was of-course later developed by Vyshnegradsky and G. Rimsky-Korsakov. Around 1915 Lourie was writing some of the most interesting experimental music to be composed in Russia following the death of Scriabin. Works such as ‘Forms in the Air’, Synthèses and the Sonatinas for piano have all been described as dodecaphonic, serial and influenced by Scriabin, Debussy and Schoenberg. In fact, there is little evidence of any of these in Lourie’s work, which was highly original. After leaving Russia his music became more modal in style and religious in context, as suggested by some of the titles. The Intermezzo and Nocturne (1928) for piano reveal a greatly simplified approach compared to the Russian period, reflecting greater flexibility of phrasing and meter, and a typical Russian focusing on pitch centres separated by a minor third Op 1 Cinq Preludes Fragiles (1908-10) Op 2 Deux Estampes (1910)

1. Crepuscule d’un faune 2. Les parfums, les couleurs et les sons se respondent

Op 3 Intermede enfantine Op 4 Trois Etudes Op 7 Deux Mazurkas (1912) Op 8 Deux Poemes (1912)

1. Essor 2. Ivresse

Op 10 Quatre Poemes (1912-13)

1. Spleen 2. Caprices 3. Autoportrait 4. Ironies

Op 11 Three Sonatinas (1915 -17) [Nos 1 & 2 lost] Op 11 bis Salome-liturgie Op 13 Masques (Temtations) [in one book] Seven Pieces (1913) Op 14 “Syntheses” Five Pieces (1914) Op 16 Delires [Syntheses] Op 40 Oshybka barushni Smerti [Music to Khlebnikov’s play] (1917)

1. Prelude 2. Allegro 3. Lent 4. Pervyy tanets baryshni Smerti 5. Vtoroy tanets baryshni Smerti

Spleen empoisonnee (1913) Menuet after Gluck (1914) Formes en l’air: à Pablo Picasso – Three Pieces (1915)


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Dnevnoi Ouzor [Daily Pattern] – Five Pieces (1915)

1. Etude 2. Progulka 3. Teni 4. Koldovstvo 5. Shalost’

Suite Japonaise (1915) Royal’ v detskoy [The Piano in the Nursery] (1917) [later republishd as Piano-Gosse]

1. Farforovoe pastbishche 2. Trepachek 3. Pay 4. Byaka 5. Buka 6. Bay 7. Gribnoy dozhdik 8. Wlaz kotek na plotek

Upmann – A Smoking Sketch (1917-19) Quatre Pieces (1924 – 27)

1. Toccata 2. Valse 3. Marche 4. Gigue

Nocturne in Bb major (1928) Intermezzo (1928) Nocturne (1928) Concerto Spirituale for Piano, Chorus, Winds, Percussion & Organ (1929) Two Compositions (1936/38)

1. Berceuse de la chevrette 2. Phoenix Park Nocturne

Petite Suite in F major (1957) Dialogues (c. 1930’s) Lourie J ? [19 th c] Op 1 Fantasia with Polka-Mazurka (Idzikowski) Op 2 Chansopns sans paroles (Idzikowski) Lubarsky N ? Pieces for Children

- The Moor Hen - Song in G minor


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- Variations on a Russian Folksong Lubarsky Y ? [19 th c] “Desires” Waltz (Jurgenson) Lubibets O ? “Sunlit Meadow” Piece Lubicz T ? [19 th c] Dumka (Jurgenson) Luboiko V K [Lyuboiko] ? [19 th c] “La Belle Marseillenne” Danse (Idzikowski) Hungarian Love Waltz (Idzikowski) Lubyansky F 1760 - 1796 Biographical information not know. Three Dances (Kifara)

1. Quadrille 2. Ecossaise 3. Waltz

Luchenok I M 1938 - Fantasia on Belorussian Folk Themes (1960) Eight Preludes (1963) Five Preldues (1965) Piano Sonata (1968-69) Two Preludes (1970) Concert Scherzo [with Cimbalon] Luchitzki G ? [19 th c] “Ukrainia” Polka (Idzikowski)


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“Dagmara” Polka-Mazurka (Idzikowski) “Komissarov-Kostromskoj” Polka (Idzikowski) Luchkin M ? [19 th c] “Marseilaise” Variations on a Russian National Hymn (Zimmermann) Lukomsky L G 1898 – 1962 [?] Three Pieces

1. Etude 2. ? 3. ?

Ten Pieces [medium difficulty] (Muzykal’bhoe Izdatel’stvo 1947)

1. Conversation 2. Waltz 3. Tag 4. Handbells 5. Dance 6. Menuet 7. Courante 8. Festival March 9. Mazurka 10. The Moth [Scherzo]

Toccata Little Tune with Variations Variations for Children Valse in C major [for Left hand] Variations in F minor Sonatina No. 1 Sonatina No. 2 Sonatina No. 3 in A minor (State Publ. 1946) Lund F ? [19 th c] “Gypsy” Polka (Jurgenson) “Cerita” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Lungul S V 1927 –


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Capriccio (1966) “Masks” Two Pieces (1972) Chorus – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Voitsekhovsky] Lunyov S 1964 – “Process” for Piano & Orchestra (1993) “Music to Hear” & “Wreath of Sonnets” – Four Sonatas after the 8th Sonnet by Shakespeare (1995) “Triad” for Piano, Organ & String Orchestra (1999) Sonata-Callapse (2000) Luppov A B 1929 – Piano Concerto (1958) Variations on a Mari Theme (1960) Concertino-Toccata in C major for Piano & Orchestra (1965) Toccata (1962) Suite for Two Pianos (1973)

1. Morning Exercises 2. Grandfather’s Story 3. At Play

Chuvash Suite (1975) Lusikian S 1956 - 2001 Piano Sonata (1978) Concerto for Piano, String Orchestra & Percussion (1980) Sonatina – Two Pianos (1980) Elegy & Dance (1981) Sonatina No. 1 (1982) Children’s Album “Hand of the Sun” (1983) Sonatina No. 2 (1984)


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Lusinian A ? [20 th c] Armenian Dance Little Variations on a Armenian Folk Melodie Dance in D minor Two Pieces (Muzyka)

1. The Clock 2. The Spinning Top

Lutsky Y L 1888 – 1966 Nocturne (1904) Etudes (1909) Two Sketches (1918) Three Legends [Fairytales] (1934) Three Impromptus (1936) Poeme for Right Hand (1945) Variations on a Volga Boatsmen’s Song (1951) Ten Variations on a Russian Folk Song (1951) Sonatina-Fantasia (1953) Ten Variations on a Song Theme (1953) + piano pieces [children’s pieces, etudes, impromptus, preludes] L’vov A F 1798 - 1870 Overture to “Undine” – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Zimmermann) Fantasia on the National Russian Hymn (Jurgenson) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands or 8 hands] (Jurgenson / Zimmermann) L’vov B ? [19 th c] “Echo” Quadrille (Jurgenson) L’vov N ? [19 th c]


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Twenty-six transcriptions of Romances by Russian Composers & Gypsy Songs for Piano solo (Jurgenson) L’vov P ? [19 th c] “Fileuse” Mazurka (Jurgenson) L’vova Y F 1873 - 1950 Sonatina for Children (1894) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1899) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1901) Piano Sonata No. 3 for Children (1902) Cycle of Dances (1924-26) “Indian Sketches” Nine Pieces (1936-37) Four Indian Dances (1939-40) Pieces for Children based on Ukrainian Song Themes – Piano / 4 hands (1946-47) Suite on Indian Themes (Soviet Composer)

1. Berrek 2. Surnai 3. Upendravajra 4. Rag Jhinjoti 5. Rag Bhup

+ piano pieces [incl. for children] L’vov-Kompaneets D L 1918 - 1974 Concert Waltzes for Piano & Orchestra (publ. 1957) Humoresque for Piano & Orchestra Concertino for Piano & Orchestra (publ. 1957) Children’s Album – Eighteen Pieces (Soviet Kompozitor 1960) Toccata “Quick Sounds” Matrioshka [Russian Dolls] Album for Children – Thirty-five Pieces (Soviet Composer 1973) Dance for Two Pianos (c. 1958)


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Lykhovyd V 1946 – Monody + piano pieces [collections, children’s pieces] Lysenko N [M] V [Lisenko, Lissenko] 1842 - 1912 Nikolay Vitalyevich Lysenko. Born 1842, Hrynky, near Kremenchug; died 1912, Kyiv. Ukrainian composer, ethnomusicologist, conductor and pianist. As a child, began his piano studies with his mother, and even at this early stage became fascinated by native Ukrainian music. His education continued at Kyiv Conservatoire from 1860-64, the Leipzig Conservatoire to 1869 and later the St Petersburg Conservatoire where he studied composition and orchestration under Rimsky-Korsakov (1874-76). He returned to Kyiv in 1876 – it should be noted that his Ukrainian patriotism developed early in his life and his political activism was no less acute than his musical nationalism. In 1904 he founded the Music-Dramatic School in Kyiv, where he encouraged Ukrainian musical art to flourish. For the 1905 revolution he wrote the choral work “Vechny revoyutsioner” [The Eternal Revolutionary] to a text by A. Franko. Lysenko was particularly inspired by the Ukrainian poet Shevchenko, and was determined to create a true Ukrainian opera in his own language and using national material. He wrote operas based upon stories by his fellow countryman, Gogol – most notable the heroic-historic opera “Taras Bulba” (1880-1890) whilst his most popular is the opera “Natalka Poltavka (1889). In addition to composing, Lysenko collected, arranged and published over 600 folksongs from 1868 to 1911 and also wrote several literary treaties concerning Ukrainian folk music. Yet, despite his achievements his music is rarely known outside of Ukraine. Op 2 Suite de l’Ukraine in G major (Idzikovski 1869)

1. Prelude 2. Courante 3. Toccata 4. Sarabande 5. Gavotte 6. Scherzo

Op 4 “Ukrainian Cossack-Schumka” Scherzo for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands

(Idzikowski) Op 5 Polonaise de Concert No. 1 in Ab major (Idzikowski 1875) Op 6 Valse Brilliante in D minor (Idzikowski 1874) Op 7 Poloniase de Concert No. 2 in G major (Idzikowski 1875) Op 8 Rhapsody No. 1 on Ukrainian Folk Themes. Grande Morceau de Concert (Idzikowski

1875) Op 9 Nocturne in Bb minor (Idzikowski 1875) Op 10 Deux Chants sans paroles (Idzikowski 1876) Op 11 Scherzino in G major (Idzikowski 1876) Op 12 Mriya [Le Rêve] in D minor (Idzikowski 1876) Op 13 Reverie in D minor (Idzikowski 1876)


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Op 14 Deux Mazurkas (Idzikowski 1876)

1. C major 2. c minor

Op 15 Barcarolle in E minor (Idzikowski 1874) Op 16 Piano Sonata in A minor & Rondo (1875) Op 17 Deux Valses (1874-75)

1. Valse melancolique in B minor 2. Valse de Concert in Ab major

Op 18 Rhapsody No. 2 on Ukrainian Themes. Grande Morceau de Concert “Dumka-Shumka”

(Idzikowski 1877) Op 19 Nocturne in C# minor (Idzikowski 1877) Op 20 Fragment Épique in C major (1876) Op 22 Gavotte sur une theme populaire de l’Ukraine in D minor (1878) Op 23 Poloniase No. 3 (1877 lost) Op 24 Rondo in Bb major (1882) Op 25 Scherzo Héroique in F minor (1879-80) Op 27 Romance in Ab major (Idzikowski 1886) Op 28 Serenade in F minor (1894) Op 29 Minuet (1884 lost) Op 30 Gavotte in F major (Idzikowski 1888) Op 31 Chant sans paroles in F major (1888) Op 33 Chant au berceau in B minor (1893) Op 35 Waltz in D minor (1897) Op 37 Trois Pieces d’Album d’ètè 1900

1. Aveu 2. Chant d’amour 3. Serenade

Op 38 Impromptu [In Style of Chopin) in G# minor (1904) Op 39 Trois Pieces d’Album d’ètè 1901

1. Valse “La Separation” 2. Marche Solennelle 3. Elegie “La Tristesse

Op 40 Deux Pieces (1902)

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2. Moment d’enchantement Op 41 Trois Pieces d’Album d’ètè 1902

1. La langeur et l’attente 2. Impression d’un jour heureux 3. Elegy

Op 42 Marche Funebre [To the memory of T G Shevchenko 1888] Polka (c. 1851) Nocturne in F minor (manuscript 1859-60) Waltz in E minor (1868) Cadenza to the Piano Concerto in G major by Beethoven (1868 manuscript) Nocturne “Farewell” in B major (1869) Overture from the opera “Christmas Night” – arr. Piano solo and Piano / 4 hands (1872-77) Mazurka (1878) Humoreque in F major (1878) Rondo (1882) S Morya [Over the Sea] (1888) “Freylyakh” (c. 1888) Moment Musical (1889) Overture & Scenes from the opera “Natalka Poltavka” (1889) Introduction to the opera “Taras Bul’ba” – arr. Piano solo (1880-90) Overture to the opera “Taras Bul’ba” – arr. Two Pianos [Kolomiyts] (1880-90) Festive March (1890 manuscript) Wedding March (1896 manuscript) Ceremonial March in Honour of the 50th Anniversary of the Institure of Daughters of the Nobility in Kiev – Two Pianos / 8 hands (1898) Esquisse in modo dorien [c. 1899 manuscript] Trois Esquisses [from manuscript] (1899) Angoise in F minor (1901) Trois Chants Populaires de l’Ukraine (1898-1902) Impromptu in A minor (1904)


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Prelude in C minor (1904) Tarantella (1904) Zaporozhian March (1905) Flourish-Impromptu “Slava” (1906) Oboznyi March (1907) “Vkhidchynyy” [Entrance on the occasion of the opening of the Ukrainian Club in Kiev] (1908 manuscript] Chant Triste in D minor [from manuscript] (1909) Esquisse “Intermezzo” in F major (1909) Bagatelle-fugitive in F major (1909) Kuban Cossack March in Db major (1911 possible 1908?) Waltz in E minor (1911) Scherzo [Ukrainian Kozak-Scumka originally for orchestra] – Piano / 4 hands Variations on a Ukrainian Folk Song “Oj, Zrada” Esquisse in B minor (date unknown) Fifty Ukrainian Songs – arr. Piano solo (Idzikowski) Lysenko – Dnistrovsky M 1929 – “Musical Steps” (1978) Lynko Y ? Three Inventions Lys’ko Z 1895 – 1969 Piano Sonata (1927) Eight Fugues [5 x 2-voices, 3 x 3-voices] Kolomyika from Bukovyna (c. 1928—29) Khlops’ka Suite (1938) “Walking Down the Village Road” Dance (1942)


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Preludes Five Miniatures on Ukrainian Folk melodies Historical Battle Song Lyudkevich S F 1879 – 1979 Song of the Night (1896) Lullaby (1898) Mother’s Admonition (1898) Improvised Aria (1897-1900) Romance (1897-1900) Twenty-one Folk Songs & Other Pieces (1915 - 1949) Song at Sunrise (1916-1919) Elegy & Variations on an old Galician Song “Where the Black Mountain Is” (1917) Humoresque (1917) Album Leaf (1917) Variations on the theme “Tam de Chornhora” (1917) Barcarolle (1917-1921) Piano Concerto No. 1 in B major (1920 rev. 1950) Song without Words (1922) “Pecking Hen” (1941) Little Romance (1941) Otaman’s Funeral (1941) Piano Concerto No. 2 in D minor (1955) Piano Concerto No. 3 F# minor (1955) Old Style Melodie Ballade - Variations on a Ukrainian Folksong Polka Paraphrase on a Folk Theme


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Scherzo A Quiet Evening [based on a theme by Brahms] Little Carolling Goat Lyutsh K Y [Lütsch] 1839 – 1899 Op 17 “L’Alphabet” Twenty-five Very Easy Etudes Op 20 “L’Agilite” Twenty-five Progressive Etudes Op 22 “Le Rhythm” Twenty-five Etudes with Octaves Op 24 “Le Progres” Twenty-five Easy Etudes Op 26 “Preface a la Vélocite de Czerny” Fifteen Etudes “Ecole du mécanisme” Fifteen Series of Exercises Bibliotheque des oeuvres classiques et modernes (Johansen) Etudes for Children (Johansen) Children’s Album – Collection for 2 or 4 hands (Johansen) Etüden-Schule (Bessel) Ecole d’Etudes (Bessel) Exercises primaires en 5 notes (Bessel) “Miniatures” Twenty-two Melodies for Piano / 4 hands “Gradus ad Parnassum M. Clementi” Etudes “Kinderfreund” Leichte Stücke (Bessel) + piano pieces [teaching studies, educational collections & transcriptions for piano solo & piano / 4 hands]


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M Machavariani A D 1913 – 1995 Scherzo-Poeme (1938) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1939) Khorumi [Georgian martial dance] (1939) Scherzo (1940) Piano Concerto (1944) – arr. Two Pianos Prelude (1947) Esquisse (1947) Impromptu in C major (1947) Four Pieces (1950) “Lake Bazel” Ballade (1950) Georgian Dance-Pome (1951 rev. 72) To Remember Pirosmani [Pictures of Old Tbilisi] (1956 rev. 77) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1957) Othello: excerpts from the ballet – Piano Solo & Two Pianos (1958)

1. Wedding Ceremony 2. Dance of the Moorish Girls 3. Mooish Dance

Children’s Album (1962) Parisian Sketches (1968) Eulogy for Pirosmani (1970) Three Preludes & Fugues (1970) “Georgian Frescoes” Seventeen Pieces (1977) Georgian Dances (1979) Impromptu – Piano / 4 hands Piano Sonata No. 3 Caravan


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Macovei I 1947 – Sonatina (1969) Toccatina No. 1 (1969) Twenty-four Konona [Canons] (1970) Piano Sonata (1972) Twenty-four Inventions (1972-73) Toccata (1977) Prelude (1977-78) Toccatina No. 2 91981) Magalov N 1912 – 1992 Nikita Magaloff. Born 1912 St Petersburg, died 1992. Pianist and composer. After the Revolution, Magaloff’s family immigrated first to Finland and then to Paris, where he studied with Isidor Philipp at the Conservatoire and composition with Prokofiev. At the age of 17 won the Premier Prix. Settled in Switzerland in 1939 and taught at the Geneva Conservatoire from 1949-60. Is best known as an interpreter of Chopin’s music. Op 6 Toccata (1933) Cadenzas to Mozart’s Piano Concertos Magdalits 1951 - “A Garland of Sonnets” Concerto for Piano & Orchestra - arr. Two Pianos (1990) Mägi E 1922 - Piano Concerto (1953) Variations for Piano, Clarinet & Chamber Orchestra (1972) The Joiks from Lapland (1987) Kassari kadakad (1994) Vana kannel Magidenko M Y 1915 - 1983 Pieces (1946-47)


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Suite for Piano & Orchestra (1948) Concert Variations for Piano & Orchestra (1955) Concert-Poem for Piano & Orchestra (1961) + piano pieces Magidenko O 1954 - Op 1 “The Golden Litle Key” Suite (1967) Op 2 Piano Sonata (1968) Op 3 “Merry Fugettas” (1969) Op 4 Piano Concerto (1972) Op 5 Variations (1973) Op 26 “Interessanting Studies” (1986) Op 33 “Contrasts” (1992) Four Pieces

1. Papa Carlo 2. Buratino 3. Mal’vina 4. Artemon the Poodle

Maiboroda G I 1913 – 1992 Georgy Illarionovich Maiboroda. Born 1913 Pelekhovshchina; died 1992. Ukrainian composer. Graduated in 1941 from the Kyiv Conservatoire where he was a pupil of Revutsky, he later taught at the same institution from 1952 - 58. Later held various administrative positions in the Composer’s Union. His works often have a heroic-patriotic thread running through them, such as the formation of Rus’ in his opera “Yaroslav the Wise”. As a composer was noted for his symphonic, choral and vocal works. “Rememberances of the Past” Eight Pieces (c. 1988) Mailyan E A 1926 - Theme & Variations (1948) Five Preludes (1948) Piano Concerto (1949) + piano pieces


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Mainov A ? [19 th c] “Sébastopol” Polka (Jurgenson) Maizel’ B S 1907 – Piano Sonata (1938) Concerto for Two Pianos & Orchestra (1978) Majurov A ? [19 th c] “Demidov” March (Jurgenson) Makačinas T 1938 - Three Preludes (1963) Makarov A ? [19 th c] “Merry Festivities” Polka (Jurgenson) Makarov E ? Three Fragments from the ballet “Fairytale of the fisherman and the fish” Concert transcription for Two Pianos [Gogliba] (State Publ. 1959) Makarov F ? [19 th c] “The May-bug at Play” Waltz (Idzikowski) ?R Makarov P ? [19 th c] Op 67 1. La Plainte d’une jeune fille (Jurgenson) 2. Vision Nocturne Op 73 Three Russian Songs without Words (Jurgenson) Op 81 Six Morceaux (Jurgenson)

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5. Melodie 6. Mazurka in F major

Op 82 Jubilee March (Jurgenson) Op 83 Deux Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Chanson sans paroles 2. Valse-Nocturne

Muzurka (Jurgenson) Poloniase (Jurgenson) Passage across the Russian Dunai (Jurgenson) “Turkey, In Asia !” March (Jurgenson) ?R “Passion” Waltz (Jurgenson) Gypsy Song [transcription] (Jurgenson) Makarov Y P 1912 – 1985 Piano Concertino (1939) + piano pieces [particularly for children]

Makarova N V 1908 – 1976 Op 16 Six Etudes (1946) Three Pieces (1928)

1. Pastorale 2. Chorale 3. Prelude Sonatina (1933) Suite from the opera “Zoya” (1952) Children’s Suite No.1 “Moidoder” (1955) Children’s Suite No. 2 “Moya Lubnmaya Knizhka” (1955) Makarov-Rakitin K D 1912 - 1941 Op 8 Piano Concerto (1937) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1932) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1932)


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Makhotin’ V ? [19 th c] I Beseech Thee be Sweet to Each Other (Leopas) ?R + piano pieces Makhrovsky N ? [19 th c] “Nesbuvshiyasya Mechtu” […….. Dreams] Scherzo (Jurgenson) ?R Maklakov V A 1912 - Suite (1936) Variations (1936) Piano Concerto (1939) Five Preludes (1945) Makovsky L ? Humoresque in G minor Maksant’ F ? [19 th c] “Merry Club” Polka (Idzikowski) ?R Maksimov S M 1892 – 1951 Sonatina (1935) + piano pieces Maksimovich L ? [19 th c] Improvisation on a romance by Donaurov (Jurgenson) “Viennese Swallows” Waltz (Jurgenson) Malashkin L D 1842 – 1902 Op 8 Polonaise (Jurgenson) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands]


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Op 10 Three Piano Sketches (Jurgenson) 1. Adagio 2. Andante ma non lento 3. Allegro scherzando

Op 11 Impromptu (Jurgenson) Op 16 Trois Mazurkas (Jurgenson) Our Ukraine Kozachok + piano pieces Maldybayeva Z A 1946 – Twenty-four Preludes (1966) Suite (1967) Scherzo (1967) Variations (1968) Piano Sonata (1969) Toccata (1971) Five Pieces for Young People (Soviet Composer)

1. Play 2. Strumming 3. Grief 4. Dance 5. Melodie

Malichevsky A [Maliszrewski] ? [19 th c] “Pannochka” Polka (Jurgenson) Malichevsky V [Maliszrewski] 1873 - 1939 Vitol’d Malishevsky [Maliszewski, Melishevsky, Malichevsky]. Born 1873, Mogilyov-Podilsky: died, 1939, Zalesie, near Warsaw. Conductor, pedagogue and composer. Studied with Ippolitov-Ivanov in Tbilisi, then with Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov at the St Petersburg Conservatoire (1898-1902). From 1908 he taught at the Odessa Music School, which was to become the Odessa Conservatoire in 1913. He remained its director until 1921, when he then settled in Warsaw. Malishevsky became the founder of the Chopin Institute (1933) and taught at the Chopin School from1925-27, and the Warsaw Conservatoire from 1931 to 1939. Among his many students were Davidenko, Lutoslawski, Radchenko, Rakhlis, Steinberg and Vilinsky. Malishevsky’s early compositions reflect the influence of his Russian teachers, whereas his later works show an interest in Polish folk music.


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Op 2 String Quartet No. 1 - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1903) Op 3 String Quintet - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1904) Op 4 Six Morceaux (Jugenson)

1. Melancolie 2. Prelude 3. Scherzo 4. Morceau de ballet 5. Menuetto 6. Au Salon

Op 5 Quatre Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Elegie 2. Fantaisie 3. In modo classico 4. Five Variations

Op 6 String Quartet No. 2 in C major - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1905) Op 8 Symphony No. 1 in G minor - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1902) Op 11 Joyous Overture for Orchestra - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1909) Op 12 Symphony No. 2 in A major - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1903) Op 14 Symphony No. 3 in C minor - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff 1907) Op 15 3rd String Quartet in Eb major - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff) Op 16 Prelude & Fugue Fantasique (Belaieff 1913) Op 29 Piano Concerto (1938) Fantazja Kujawska for Piano & Orchestra (1928) + piano pieces Malin V ? [19 th c] Ukrainian March (Jurgenson) “Golden Rose” Polka (Jurgenson) Malisheva I ? Etude Three Pieces

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Malyavsky A [Maliavsky] ? [20 th c] Five Miniatures (Muzyka 1946) Malyi P P 1905 - + piano pieces Malyukova T S [Sidorenko- Malyukova] 1919 – Preludes (1945) Piano Sonata (1950) Piano Concerto (1989) + piano pieces [children’s and teaching pieces] Mamedov I K 1928 – Variation (1946) Sonatina (1948) Five Preludes (1951) Overture – Two Pianos Mamedov N G 1927 - Piano Concerto No. 1 (1964) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1973) Mamedov S ? [20 th c] Toccata Mamisashvili N L 1930 - Twenty-four Preludes (1958) Concert-Fantasia for Piano & Orchestra (1961) Ballade (1961) Two Children’s Pieces – Piano / 4 hands (1964)


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Prelude, Chorale & Fugue (1964) Concerto No. 1 “Pioneer” for Piano & Chamber Orchestra (1964-65) – arr. Two Pianos Six Preludes ( Muzyka 1965) Two Preludes (c. 1965)

1. Improvisation 2. Merry Road

Improvisation in the form of Variations (1970) Concertino for Piano & String Quartet (1972) Concerto No. 2 for Piano & Chamber orchestra (1973) Pages from a Lyrical Diary (1979) Piano Concerto No. 3 (1992) Prelude “In the Temple Ruins” Prelude in Memory of V Gurii Mamonov S 1949 - Three Preludes (1969) Fugue on Two Themes (1973) Piano Concertino - arr. Two Pianos (1974) Fantasy on the Themes of Songs by A. Ostrovski (1975) “Sad Clown” Pieces for Children (1982) Manayev Y V 1910 - Etude (1950) Etude on a Kazan Theme (1952) Poeme for Piano & Orchestra (1953) Mandychevsky Y 1857 - 1929 Thirty Variations on a theme of Handel in D minor (1883) Ten Variations on a theme of Handel in G minor (1884) Twenty-Eight Popular Ukrainian Folksongs (1890)


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Manevich A M 1908 – Aleksandr Mendelevich Manevich . Born 1908, Starodub, Bryansk district. Studied composition with Aleksandrov (1925) and then Steinberg at the Leningrad Conservatoire (1926-27). Undertook further studies again with Aleksandrov at the Moscow Conservatoire, graduating in 1943. His other teachers included Gladkovsky, Gnesin and V. Shcherbachyov. He joined the faculty of the Leningrad Conservatoire in 1955. Two Fugues (1956) Children’s Album (1967)

1. Glory [Novgor folksong] 2. Letter from a friend [Belaruss song] 3. Round Dance 4. Village harmonies 5. Pacific Ocean [from songs of Civil War] 6. Cossack Squadron 7. Vanyusha Shepherds 8. Whiskers abound [comic song] 9. Song of the Estonian Pioneers 10. In distant Brazil 11. Song of Dyuymovochki [from Andersen’s fairytales] 12. Dance of Piero [Gavotte] 13. Doll Malvina [from Tolstoy’s fairytale “Buratino”] 14. The Stream 15. In the birch grove 16. The Headless Rider 17. Schitalka 18. Arab Fairytale [from 1001 Nights] 19. Swiss Song 20. Cracovienne 21. Musicians On the Go 22. Showers 23. Pensive Waltz 24. The Wounded Deer

Sonatina No. 1 (1971) Sonatina No. 2 (1971) Sonatina No. 3 “The Italian” (1971) Variations on the theme of a Wedding Song Popular Prints On opening the Window Mansuryan T Y 1939 – Little Suite (1963-65)


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Piano Sonata No. 1(1963) Sonatina (1963) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1967) Four Miniatures (1969) Three Pieces (1970-71) Nostalgia (1976) Three Pieces in Low Keys (1979) Two Preludes Manvelov A ? [ 19th c] “Bouquet” Valse (Leopas) “La bievenue” Valse (Leopas) “Le bon vieux temps” Mazurka (Leopas) “Dreams” Waltz (Leopas) “Autumn Flowers” Waltz (Leopas) “Souvenir de Peterhof” Mazurka (Leopas) “Reflection” Mazurka (Leopas) Manziarly M de 1899 – 1989 Impressions de Mer (Senart 1922) Piano Concerto (1932) Sonata for Two Pianos (1946) Six Etudes (1949) + piano pieces Maresh’ I ? [19 th c] “The Horse” Polka (Gutheil) ?R “Nos Soirées” Polka (Jurgenson)


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Marguste A 1931 – Piano Concertino (1958) “The Weasel” Sketch (1959) Marinov I ? [ 20th c] Theme & Variations Improvisation Markevich I 1912 – 1983 Igor Markevich. Born 1912, Kiev: died 1983 Antibes, France. Conductor and composer. Left Russia in 1913 with his family and settled in Switzerland (1916). In Paris, studied piano with Cortot at the Ecole Normale de Musique, and counterpoint and composition with N. Boulanger. His original compositions received mixed reviews – those who were enthusiastic about his music nicknamed him “Igor II” [Stravinsky being Igor I] and his ballet ‘Rebus’ and ‘The flight of Icarus’ even due praise from Bartok. Yet other compositions, such as the cantata ‘Paradise Lost’ were attacked for their dissonance. As such, Markevich decided to turn his attention more towards conducting, studying with Scherchen in Switzerland from 1934-35. He is best remembered as a conductor and held numerous positions including with the Stockholm Philharmonic, Montreal Symphony, Concerts Lamoureux and the Monto Carlo Orchestra. Les Noces (c. 1924)

1. Préambule 2. A l’église 3. Réjouissances

Piano Concerto (1929) Partita for Piano & Orchestra (1931 Schott) – arr. for Two Pianos L’Envol d’Icare: Ballet (1932) – arr. for Two Pianos & Percussion Le Nouvel Âge: Sinfonia Concertante for Orchestra (B & H 1937) – arr. for Two Pianos Stefan Le Poète – Piano Cycle (1939)

1. “Dors, oiseau des îles…..” 2. Flocons de neige 3. Caprice d’autrefois 4. Marche du petit poète 5. Mort de l’oiseau 6. Tarentelle 7. Le marchand de sable [l’Ange du sommeil]

Variations, Fugue & Envoi sur un theme de Handel [Harmonious Blacksmith] (1941) Markin[a] Y ? [20 th c] Fantasia on Brazilian Melodies


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Three Jazz Melodies [arrangements]

1. What is the thing called Love ? 2. I Love You 3. Love for Sale

“Exclusive Circle” Jazz Piece “Dedication to Billy Evans” Jazz Piece “Blues” Jazz Piece Markov A A 1933 - Piano Sonata Prelude & Fugue Markov P ? [19 th c] Op 15 Kazachek (Jurgenson) Op 20 Scene Russe (Jurgenson) Markov V ? [19 th c] Grand Galop (Jurgenson) Markovich A 1964 - Paraphrase on themes from the opera “Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District” by Shostakovich (Sikorski 1991) Markovska V ? [19 th c] Op 1 “Le Dépit” Polka (Idzikowski) Markuze V ? [19 th c] “Love’s Torment” Waltz (Johansen) Martynov V I [Martïnov] 1946 – Hexagram (1971) Safeguard against the Comet Kohoutek – Two Pianos / 8 hands (1973)


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“Correspondence” A Piano Dialogue by V. Martynov & G Peletsis (1985) The Twelve Victories of King Arthur – Seven Pianos (1990) The Esoteric Dances of Kali-Yuga (1995) Folk Dance (1997) Bricolage (1998) “Correspondence” by V. Martynov & G Peletsis for Two Pianos (1998) Marutayev M A 1926 – Op 6 Sonatina (1954) Op 50 Piano Sonata No. 1 (Izdatel’stvo Composer 2002) Fairytale Meditation in A minor Landscape Oriental Song On the Track + piano pieces Massalov K ? [19 th c] “The Sea” Mazurka (Idzikowski) ?R “Without Trumps” Mazurka (Idzikowski) ?R Matevosian A 1941 - “Travel Sketches” Piano Cycle (Soviet Composer)

- The Old Town Hall Clock - Stained-glass Window

Two Pieces for Children Matsek’ Y I late 19 th / early 20 c. Op 3 Waltz “A Minute’s Calmness” (c. 1899 -1907)


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Matsievsky I V ? Igor Vladimirovich Matsievsky. Little Suite

1. Dumka 2. Waltz 3. Intermezzo 4. Finale

Matsutsin D D 1898 - Twelve Pieces on Folk Themes (1952) Three Pieces (1955) Matsyutin K E [Y] 1910 - Konstantin Eremevich Matsyutin. Born 1910, Novorossisk. Composer. Graduated in 1939 from the Moscow Conservatoire where he studied with Schechter and Kabalevsky. In 1940-41 was music editor for Vsesoyuz radio and from 1941-42 as music editor for a radio station in Pyatigorsk. Between 1944-45 he took up a teaching position in a school in the same area. In 1943-44 became head of music at a local Kabardian music & drama school. From 1956-1970 took up a position as editor of the Muzyka publishing house. Three Pieces (1937-38) Toccata (1938) Three Etudes (1938) Piano Concerto (1939) + piano pieces Matveyev M A 1912 - Piano Concerto (1941) + piano pieces Matviichuk L 1957 - Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Piano Sonata No. 3


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Mayersky T S [Maersky] 1888 – 1963 Tadeush Stanislavovich Mayersky. Born 1888, Lvov: died 1963, Lvov. Pianist, composer and pedagogue. Graduated in 1911 fro the Lvov Conservatoire where he later taught from 1920. Between 1912-14 undertook further study with Pembauer in Leipzig. Variations [1st set] (1928) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1934) Preludes & Fugues (1934) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1946) Variations [2nd set] (1950) Suite (Mistetstvo 1952)

1. Polonaise 2. Mazurka 3. Koliskova 4. Cracovienne

Expressions (1957) Berceuse in Eb minor Maykapar S M [Maikapar] 1867-1938 Samuil Moiseyevich Maykapar [Maikapar]. Born 1867, Kherson, Ukraine; died 1938, Leningrad. Pianist, pedagogue and composer. Soon after his birth his family moved to Taganrog. Studied music with a local Italian teacher, Gaetano Molla, and in 1881 was heard by Medtner, who was impressed with his talent. Graduated in 1890 from the law school of St Petersburg University, then attended the St Petersburg Conservatoire where, on the advice of Anton Rubinstein, he studied composition with Solovyov, and chamber music with Auer. He also received piano lessons from Cesi [a student of Thalberg], and later with Weiss [a student of Liszt]. Graduated as a pianist in 1893, and as a composer in 1894. He then did advance piano studies with Leschetizky in Vienna (1894-95). He later taught at the St Petersburg Conservatoire from 1910-30. He also concertized with Auer and Hřímalý, and was noted as a soloist to performing Beethoven’s 32 sonatas during the 1925-26 season. As a composer he is best known for his excellent cycles of works for children and young players. Op 2 Variations on a Theme in E major (Eberle) Op 3 Trois Preludes (Jurgenson)

1. Andante in F minor 2. Moderato 3. Andante in D# major

Op 4 Huit Miniatures (Jurgenson)

1. Pensée fugitive 2. Agitato 3. Piece enfantine 4. Impromptu a la Mazurka 5. Marche des Lilliputiens 6. Petite Paraphrase 7. Albumblatt


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8. Menuett Op 5 Variations Lyrique sur un theme original (Jurgenson) Op 6 Petite Suite en style classique in F major (Jugenson)

1. Prelude et Fuguette 2. Arietta 3. Gavotte 4. Tarentelle

Op 8 “Novellettes Mignonnes” Morceaux facile a l’usage de la jeunesse (Jurgenson)

1. Toccatina 2. Melodie 3. Fairytale [Pastoral in D minor] 4. The Blacksmith [The Smithy] 5. Reed-pipe 6. Cradle Song [Lullaby] 7. Arietta 8. Album Leaf 9. Valse 10. Nocturne 11. Fugetta 12. Little Dance 13. Scherzino in Bb major 14. Petites Variations on a Russian Theme 15. Italien Serenade 16. Romance in F# major 17. Melancholy Mood 18. The Mermaid - Etude

Op 10 Reveries

1. Melodie in Db major 2. Mouvement de Valse Op 11 Pensee Fugitives Op 12 Twelve Preludes [based on Octave studies] Op 13 Two Octave-Intermezzi

1. Vivace in A minor 2. Allegretto in Db major

Op 14 Twelve Preludes Op 15 Pastoral Suite for Children

1. Morning 2. Complaint 3. In the Evening 4. Reed-pipe 5. Dialogue 6. Epilogue: At Night

Op 16 Feuillies d’Album - Twelve Pieces for Young People

1. Scherzino “In Parting” 2. Reverie 3. In Passing 4. Little Rondo 5. Canon 6. Musical Clown


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7. Prelude 8. Romance 9. Rollections 10. Minuet 11. Valse 12. Theme & Variations

Op 17 Poeme Op 18 Barcarolle Op 19 Piano Sonata in D minor (Belaieff) Op 20 Piano Sonata in C major for Children Op 21 “Theatre of the Marionettes” Seven Pieces for Young People

1. Prologue 2. ?R Stepmother 3. On to Battle 4. Klounov Dance 5. Etude “Catching a Butterfly” 6. Troubadour’s Song 7. Procession of the Marionettes

Op 22 Grande Sonatine [No. 1] Op 23 “Pensees fugitives” Suite de Cinq Esquisses Op 24 “Lullabys & Fairytales” Suite for Young People [Nos. 1 – 6] Op 25 Deux Billets Doux (publ. 1925) Op 27 Piano Sonata [for Young People] Op 28 Biryul’ki [Spillikins] – Twenty-six Pieces for the Young

1. In the Garden 14. Funeral march 2. Lonely 15. Cradle Song 3. Pastoral 16. Sailors Song [Canon] 4. In Autumn 17. Legend 5. Valse 18. Prelude & Fugetta 6. Uneasy Moments 19. Mountain Echo 7. Polka 20. Gavotte 8. Fleeting Thoughts 21. Springtime 9. Little Captain/Commander 22. Seven League Boots 10. Fairytale 23. On the skating Rink -Toccatina 11. Minuet 24. Floating in Clouds 12. The Moth 25. Romance 13. Musical Box 26. Rider in the Forest [Ballade]

Op 29 “Premiers Pas” Sixteen Pieces for Piano / 4 hands (triton, Muzgiz) Op 30 Little Suite – Seven Pieces for Young People (Muzgiz) Op 31 Six Staccato-Preludes (Triton) Op 33 Twenty-four Miniatures (Triton, Muzgiz)

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3. Gavotte 15. Calvary Right ! 4. Etude 16. Little Prelude 5. Mazurka 17. Song 6. Tarantella 18. Etude “Fast Flowing Stream” 7. Long Distance Road 19. Starlit Night 8. The Butterfly 20. Sailors Story [Ballade] 9. Calling Piece 21. Etude “Golden Harp” 10. In the Mist 22. Elegy 11. Working All Together 23. Amusing Play 12. Dewdrop 24. Dramatic Fragment

Op 36 Sonatina No 2 in G major [for the Young] Op 37 Four Preludes & Fugettas for the Young (Rukolis) Op 38 Twenty Pedal Preludes Petite Contes-Berceuses. Suite des Trois Pieces Whistling Sailors Italian Serenade Ballade Twenty Teaching Preludes for the Young Album for the Young – Two Pieces

1. Lyrical Scene 2. Children’s Dance

Mayzel B S 1907 – 1986 Piano Concerto (1929) Suite (1935) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1938) Concerto for Piano, Violin & Orchestra (1949) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1977) Concerto for two Pianos & Syring Orchestra (1978) Mazayev A N 1909 – 1987 Five Preludes (1935) Piano Sonata (1936) Prelude & Fugue


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Mazepa L 1931 - Piano Sonata Suite Miniatures Mazer M B [Mazor] 1910 – Exercises for Young People – Seven Pieces of Medium Difficult (1934) Suite (1934) Piano Sonata (1947) Mazurkevitch M ? 19th c] Pensée funébre (Rose) “20th Number” Waltz (Jurgenson) Medins J [Janis] 1890 - 1966 Jānis Medi Ħš. Born 1890, Riga; died 1966, Stockholm. Latvian conductor and composer. Brother to Jāzeps and Jēkabs MediĦš. Graduated as a violinist, cellist and pianist from the First Riga Music Institute in 1909. Held various performing, teaching and conducting positions including with the Latvian National Opera (1920-28), and Latvian Radio Symphony (1928-44). Also tough at the Riga Conservatoire from 1921-44, then settled in Germany (1944) and finally Stockholm (1948). His pupils include Barisons and Ėepîtis. With KalniĦš was the co-founder of Latvian opera and wrote the first Latvian ballet “Love’s Victory” (1935). Dainas: Twenty-four Preludes (1921 –63) Concerto in C# minor for Piano & Orchestra (1932-34 BT) Piano Sonata (1946) Sonatina (1954) Rhapsody – Two Pianos (1955) Ballade Drumming + piano pieces Medins J G [Jekabs] 1885 – 1971


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Children’s Album [based on Latvian & Russian Folksongs] (1940) Sonatina (1948) Suite "A Day with a School Boy” – Piano / 4 hands (1952) Round Dance Preludes Miniatures + piano pieces Mednikov ? Bach: Organ Fugue in G minor “The Little” – arr. Two Pianos (Elkan-Vogel)

Medtner N K 1880 - 1951 Op 1 Eight Tone Poems (1896-97)

1. Prologue 2. Allegro con impeto 3. Maestoso freddo 4. Andantino con moto 5. Andante 6. Allegro con humore 7. Allegro con ira 8. Allegro con grazia

Op 2 Three Improvisations (1896-1900)

1. Nixe 2. Eine Ball: Reminiscenz 3. Scherzo infernale

Op 4 Quatre Morceaux (1897-1902)

1. Etude 2. Caprice 3. Moment Musicale 4. Prelude

Op 5 Piano Sonata in F major (1902-03) Op 7 Three Arabesques (1904 ?)

1. Ein Idylle 2. Tragedie Fragment in A minor 3. Tragedie Fragment in G minor

Op 8 Two Fairy-tales (1905) Op 9 Three Fairy-tales (1904-6)

1. Allegro inquieto 2. Allegro all serenata 3. Allegretto vivo


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Op 10 Three Dithyrambs (1898-1906) 1. D major 2. Eb major 3. E major

Op 11 Sonata-Triade (1904-08)

1. Sonata in Ab major 2. Sonata in D minor 3. Sonata in c minor

Op 14 Two Fairy-Tales (1906-07)

1. F minor (Ophelia’s Song) 2. E minor (March of the Paladin)

Op 17 Three Novellettes (1908)

1. G major 2. C minor 3. E major

Op 20 Two Fairy-tales (1909)

1. Bb minor 2. B minor

Op 22 Piano Sonata in G minor (1909-10) Op 23 Four Lyrical Fragments (1912)

1. C minor 2. A minor 3. F minor 4. C minor

Op 25 Two Piano Sonatas

1. Sonata in C minor “Skazka” (1910-11) 2. Sonata in E minor “Night Wind” (1911)

Op 26 Four Fairy-tales (1912-13) Op 27 Sonata-Ballade with Introduction & Finale (1912-14) Op 30 Piano Sonata in A minor (1914-15) Op 31 Trois Morceaux (1914-15)

1. Improvisation 2. Marche funebre 3. Conte

Op 33 Piano Concerto No. 1 in C minor (1914-18) [full score & arr. two pianos] Op 34 Four Fairy-tales (1916-17?)

1. B minor 2. E minor 3. A minor 4. D minor

Op 35 Four Fairy-tales (1916-17)

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4. C# minor Op 38 Forgotten Melodies - Cycle I (1918-20)

1. Sonata Reminiscenza 2. Danza graziosa 3. Canzona fluviala 4. Danza 5. Rustica 6. Cazona serenata 7. Danza silvestra 8. Coda – Alla Reminiscenza

Op 39 Forgotten Melodies – Cycle II (1918-20)

1. Meditazione 2. Romanza 3. Primavera 4. Canzona mantinata 5. Sonata Tragica

Op 40 Forgotten Melodies – Cycle III (1918-20)

1. Danza col canto 2. Danza sinfonica 3. Danza fiorata 4. Danzo jubilosa 5. Danza odulata 6. Danza ditirambica

Op 42 Three Fairy-tales (1921-23?)

1. Russian Tale 2. Tale 3. Tale

Op 47 2nd Improvisation – In the form of Theme, 15 Variations & Conclusion (1926)

1. Theme “Song of the Water Nymph” 2. Meditation 3. Caprice 4. Winger Dancers 5. Enchantment 6. Humoresque 7. Mid the Waves 8. Tumult of the Crowd 9. In the Forest 10. The Sylvan 11. The Elves 12. The Gnomes 13. Conjuration 14. The Threat 15. Song of the Water Nymph 16. The Storm 17. Conclusion

Op 48 Two Fairy-tales (1926?)

1. Dancing Fairy Tale 2. Fairy Tale

Op 49 Three Hymns in Praise of Toil (1926-27)

1. Before Work 2. At the Anvil 3. After Work


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Op 50 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor (1920-27) - arr. Two Pianos Op 51 Six Fairy Tales (1928?) Op 53 a. Sonata Romantica (1930) b. Sonata Minacciosa (1931) Op 54 Eight Romantic Sketches [for the Young] (1933)

1. Prelude [Pastorale] 2. Bird’s Fairytale 3. Prelude [Tempo di Sarabande] 4. Fairytale [Scherzo] 5. Prelude [Tender Reproach] 6. The Barrel-organ Player 7. Prelude 8. The Beggar [Fairytale]

Op 55 1. Theme & Variations (1934)

2. Two Cadences for the Piano Concerto No. 4 by Beethoven (1934 Edition Russe de Musique)

Op 56 Sonata-Idylle (1937) Op 58 1. Russian Round Dance for Two Pianos (c. 1940) 2. Knight Errant for Two Pianos (c. 1940-45) Op 59 a Two Elegies (1938 ?) Op 60 Piano Concerto No. 3 (1940-43) - arr. Two Pianos Adagio funèbre [Cacofoniale] in E minor (1894-5 unpubl.) Three Morceaux (1895-6 unpubl.)

1. Pastorale in C major 2. Moment musical in C minor 3. Humoresque in F# minor

Six Preludes (1896-7 unpubl.)

1. C major 2. G major 3. E minor 4. E major 5. G# minor 6. Eb minor

Prelude in Eb major (1897 unpubl.) Piano Sonata in B minor (1897 unpubl.) Impromptu all mazurka in Bb minor (1897 unpubl.) Impromptu in F minor (1898 unpubl.) Sonatina in G minor (1898 unpubl.) Etude in C minor (c. 1912)


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Façon de parler in Eb major (c. 1912 unpubl.) Fairytale in D minor (1915) Andante con moto in Bb major (1916 unpubl.) Drei Leichte Klavierstücke (c. 1931 unpubl.)

1. B# major 2. A minor

Three Romances – transcribed for Piano solo [B Shatskes] (Soveit Composer publ. 1988)

1. Sleeplessness 2. Serenade 3. Only Roses Fade

Meerovich M ? [19 th c] Etude in G minor (Johansen) Megvinet-Ukhutsesi K V 1891 – 1972 Piano Concertino No. 1 (1926) Piano Concertino No. 2 (1929) Meichik M [Meytschik] 1880 -1950 Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson 1909)

1. Widmung 2. Intermezzo 3. Prelude in G minor

Meitus Y S 1903 – 1997 In the Carpathian Mountains (1972) Twelve Pieces for Children (1979) Overture to the opera “ The Young Guard” – arr. Two Pianos [Sekhkina] Meleshkin V T 1923 – Variations (1943) Mel’gunov Y N 1846 – 1893 Rhythmical Etudes


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Melikov A 1933 – Preludes (1953) “Fugitive Visions” Piano cycle (1978) Melikyan R O 1883 – 1935 + piano pieces Melkich A [Melkikh] 1889 - ? Revolt Sonata Melkich D M [Melkikh] 1885 - 1943 Op 5 Five Preludes (1912-17) Op 9 Chorale & Fugue in C# minor (c. 1914) Op 9 a Paroles Danses – Three Pieces (1915-24) Op 10 Sonata-Nocturne (1922) Op 11 Piano Sonata No. 2 “Sonata di Sollevazione” (1923) Op 12 Piano Sonata No. 3 (1924) Op 14 Mimic Scene (unpubl.) Op 20 “Gems” Suite of Five Pieces (1928) Op 21 Piano Sonata No. 4 (1931) + piano pieces Melngailis E Y 1874 – 1954 Little Sketches + piano pieces Mel’nyk J 1916 - Piano Concerto


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Variations [set I] Three Preludes Piano Sonata Variations [set II] Mel’nyk L 1948 - “Gifts” For Piano & String Orchestra (1977) “Song of Galadriel” inspired by Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings” KMH (1977) NIHIL for Two Pianos & Orchestra (1978-86) “Remnants of a Man” for Two Pianos (1978-86) Islands (1978-86) Legend (1984) Niche for Two Pianos (1988) Twenty-two Etudes Twenty-three Clowns Roman Days The Stadium Envoy Sonnets Lament Parting “Nourish” for Two Pianos + paino pieces Meltzer F ? [19 th c] Op 15 “The Nightingale” Morceau de salon (Jurgenson) Fantasies sur des themes russes – Piano / 4 hands (Gutheil)


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Meltzer G ? [19 th c] Op 12 “La Belle Helene” Polka (Jurgenson) Meltzer I E [Mel’tser] ? [19 th c] Op 22 “Luchinushka” (Jurgenson) Op 45 “Northern Pearls” Twelve Brilliant Fantastical Pieces based on Russian Folksongs

(Jurgenson, Leopas) Op 49 “The Lark” Fantasie based on the romance by M Glinka (Gutheil) Op 55 “Russian Songs” Four Fantasias on Russian Songs [Set I] (Jurgenson) Op 56 “Russian Songs” Four Fantasias on Russian Songs [Set II] (Jurgenson) Op 57 “Russian Songs” Four Fantasia on Russian Songs [Set III] (Jurgenson) Op 58 “Russian Songs” Twelve Fantasia on Russian Songs [Set IV] (Jurgenson) Op 65 Three Russian Love Songs [transcriptions] (Jurgenson) Op 71 Potpourri No. 1 based on Russian Themes – Piano / 4 hands (Leopas) Op 81 “Melodie champetre” Piece de salon (Jurgenson) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] Op 84 “Okh’ Bolit’” – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 89 “Macbeth” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Op 91 Potpourri based on Russian Songs (Jurgenson) Op 94 Le Printemps de L’Amour (Jurgenson) Op 95 Le Chant des Marins (Jurgenson) Op 100 “Recollections” Eighteen Littkle Pieces for Children (Jurgenson) Op 103 Potpourri No. 2 based on Russian Themes – Piano / 4 hands (Leopas) Op 105 “Alexandra” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 108 “Amitié” Melodie champétre No. 2 Op 119 “Child Pianists” Fifty Little Pieces for Children (Jurgenson) Deux Airs Russes – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) “Aktien” Polka (Jurgenson) “Antonia” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Balla in Maschera” Quadrille (Jurgenson)


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Cavatina from the opera “Leonore” (Jurgenson) “Kars” Polka-Mazurka (Jurgenson) “Pied léger” Polka (Jurgenson) Rondo from the opera “Les Guelfes et les Guibelins (Jurgenson) “Vêpres siciliennes” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Three Songs [transcriptions] (Jurgenson) Fantasia on the song “On’ Menya Razlyubil’ “ (Jurgenson) Fifty Romances & Gypsy Songs [transcriptions] (Jurgenson) Mence S 1953 - Songs for Two Pianos 1. Song of the Winter Sun 2. Song of the Blue Hills 3. Song of the Stones 4. Song of the Grass Mendygaliyev N M 1921 - Piano Concerto No. 1 (1959) Piano Concerto No. 2 Piano Concerto No. 3 Piano Concerto No. 4 (1979) Poem-Legend (1965) Menter S O 1846 - 1918 Op 1 ? Op 2 ? Op 3 ? Op 4 Tarantella (Forberg 1907) Op 5 Romanze (Forberg) Op 6 Mazurka (1909) Op 7 Petite Valse


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Op 8 Etude in 6ths Op 9 Etude in Ab major Op 10 Consolation Fantasy on Hungarian Airs [attributed to Liszt] – Piano & Orchestra [orch. by Tchaikovsky] (1893) – arr. Two Pianos Valse for Claudio Arrau Merkazin A ? [ 19th c] “Mount Lubnyak” Polka (Jurgenson) Messner Y I 1897 – 1967 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1928) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1928) Chuvash Suite (1934) Suite on Oriental Themes (1936) “Yugoslavian Songs” Suite (1942) Metallidi Z 1934 - Ballade Concert Piece Toccata in D minor Rondo in D minor (Soviet Composer) Meyerovich M A 1920 - 1993 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1939) Suite (1939) Piano sonata No. 2 (1940) Ukrainian Suite (1942) Allegro on an Ukrainian Folk Theme (1943)


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Capriccio (1945) Hungarian Suite for Piano & Orchestra (1951) Piano Concerto (1967 rev. 91) Miaskov K [Myaskov] 1921 - Piano Sonata (1958) Poeme (1958) Scherzo in Bb major (1963) Nocturne (1964) Autumn Song (1964) Miaskovsky N Y [Myaskovsky] 1881 - 1950 Op 6 Piano Sonata No. 1 in D minor (1907-1909) Op 6 a “Frolics” : Twelve Sketches [Part III] (1907) Op 6 b “Frolics” : Twelve Sketches [Part IV] (1907-08) Op 6 c Twenty-Six Fugues (1907 – 08) Op 6 d Three Pieces (1908 later incorporated in Opus 43) Op 8 c “Frolics” : Three Sketches [Part V] (1908)

1. Toccatina 2. Reproche 3. Cortege

Op 9 “Silence “ Symphonic Poem [after Edgar Allan Poe] (1909-10) - transcription for two pianos / 8 hands by the composer [unpublished]

Op 9 b “Frolics” : Three Sketches [Part VI] (1909 –12 not published)

1. Mazurka in E major (1909) 2. Esquisse (1910) 3. Epilogue (1912)

Op 10 Sinfonietta in A major (1910 – 11)

- arrangement of second part as “Plein Air” – Piano - arrangement for two pianos / 8 hands by P. Lamm

Op 13 Piano Sonata No. 2 in F# minor in one movement (1912 rev. 1948) Op 13 a Epilogue in F# major (1912 not published) Op 14 “Alastor” Symphonic Poem - Orchestra [after Shelley] (1912-13)

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- arrangement for two pianos / 8 hands by P. Lamm Op 16 a “Frolics” : Nineteen Sketches [Part VII] (1917-19) Op 17 Symphony No. 4 – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Musicale Des Editions D’Etat 1926) Op 18 Symphony No. 5 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [composer] (Izdatel’stvo Muzyka) Op 19 Piano Sonata No. 3 in C minor in one movement (1920) [completed reconstructed in

1939] Op 23 Symphony No. 6 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Kabalevsky] Op 24 Symphony No. 7 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [composer] (UE) Op 25 “Eccentricities” : Six Sketches (1917–22)

1. A minor 2. B minor 3. Bb minor 4. A minor 5. G minor 6. F# minor

Op 26 Symphony No. 8 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Willner] (UE) Op 27 Piano Sonata No. 4 in C minor (1924–25 rev. 1946) Op 27 a Transcription of Melkich’s Symphonic Poem “Aladina & Palomid” – Two Pianos / 8

Hands (1925 not published) Op 29 “Reminiscences” : Six Pieces (1927)

1. Air 2. Jest 3. Despair 4. Recollection 5. Sleepless 6. Snow Wraith

Op 30 Symphony No. 10 in F minor – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Kriukov] (UE 1930) Op 31 “Yellowed Leaves” : Seven Bagatelles (1928)

1. E minor 2. C minor 3. E minor 4. C major 5. Ab major 6. D minor 7. Bb minor

Op 32 – 2 Sinfonietta in B minor – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Cheremukhina] (Soviet Composer 1963)

Op 33 - a Transcription of Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 3 – Piano / 4 hands (1929 Muzyka) Op 33 - b Transcription of M Stenberg’s Symphony No. 3 – Piano / 4 hands (1930)


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Op 33 - c Transcription of M Mussorgsky’s “Night on a Bare Mountain” – Piano / 4 Hands (1931 not published)

Op 35 Symphony No. 12 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Kabalevsky] Op 37 Symphony No. 14 in C major – arr. Piano / 4 hands (1933) Op 39 Symphony No. 16 in F major – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Soviet Composer 1948) Op 40 a Transcription of Prokofiev’s Symphonic Poem “Autumn” Op 8 – Two Pianos/8 Hands

(1935) Op 40 b Transcription of Prokofiev’s Symphonic Suite “Egyptian Nights” – Piano / 4 Hands

(1935 not published) Op 43 1. Ten Very Easy Pieces (1938) [including revised works from 1908 & 1917] 1. Cheerful Tune

2. The Hunter’s Call 4. In Ancient Style [Fugue] 6. Light-hearted Song

7. Valse-like

2. Four Easy Polyphonic Pieces (1938) [revision of a work from 1907] 3. “Simple Variations” : Lyrical Suite in D major (1937) [revision of a work from 1908]

Op 46 Symphony No. 19 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [composer] (Soviet Composer) Op 47 a Scherzo from String Quartet No. 5 - arr. Piano (1938-39) Op 51 Symphony No. 21 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [composer] Op 53 b Transcription of Prokofiev’s Symphonic Suite “The Year 1941” – Piano / 4 Hands

(1941) Op 57 Piano Sonatina in E minor (1942) Op 58 “Song & Rhapsody”: Prelude & Rondo-Sonata in Bb minor (1942) Op 63 Symphony No. 24 (1943) – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Dolukhanian] Op 64 1. Piano Sonata No. 5 “After Ancient Sketches” in B major (1907-08, rev. 1917 2nd rev.

1944) 2. Piano Sonata No. 6 “After Ancient Sketches” in Ab major (1908 rev. 1944) Op 73 “Compositions” : Nine Pieces in the form of Ancient Dances (1946) 5. Polka Op 74 “From the Past” : Six Improvisations (1947) [revision of sketches from 1906-07] Op 78 “Polyphonic Sketches” (1948)

1. Three Little Fugues 2. Three More Difficult Fugues [Nos. 5 & 6]

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Op 83 Piano Sonata No. 8 in D minor (1949) Op 84 Piano Sonata No. 9 in F major (1949) Op 85 Symphony No. 27 in C minor (1949) - arr. Piano / 4 hands

- arr. Two Pianos Ten (or Twelve) Preludes (1896-98 not published) Four Preludes (1899 not published)

1. Gmajor 2. D major 3. Ab major 4. E minor

Two Preludes (1900 not published)

1. F# minor 2. D major

Prelude in C# minor (1901 not published) Fantasy in F minor (1903 not published) Idylle (1904 not published) Two Fantasies (1904 not published) Piano Sonata in E minor (1904 not published) Scherzando (1905 not published) “Frolics”: Eight Sketches [Part I] (1906 not published except No. 6 & 7; these were incorporated in Opus 11, 28, 31, 58, 69, 73 & 74) “Frolics”: Four Sketches [Part II] (1907 not published except No. 3; which was incorporated in Opus 10 & 68) Piano Sonata in C minor in one movement (1907 not published, but in 1909 reconstructed as Overture for orchestra) “Frolics” [Part VIII] (1917-1919 publ. Posth) Michalek B ? [19 th c] “Anniversary” Polka (Lyre) “Victory” March (Gutheil) “Savina” Polka (Gutheil) “The Stars” Polka (Jurgenson) Michailowsky M ?


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Ukrainian Rhapsody for Piano & Orchestra Michelet M [born Levin] 1899 - ? Op 6 Humoresque Lullaby for Piano & String Orchestra Mikhailov A ? - 1969 Toccata in E minor (1920’s ?) Melodies of the Volga Mikhailyuk V ? Cheremshina Mikhnovsky I 1914 – Two Preludes Two Fairytales Two Pieces

1. Etude 2. Round Dance

Glinka’s “I Remember Stranger” Concert Transcription for Piano Solo Milka I 1950 - Three Miniatures (1968) Two Concert Pieces (1970)

1. Recitative 2. Fugue

Concert Cadenza (1971) Variations on Two Slovak Themes (1972) Polyphonic Piece for Szymanowski (1977) “Spring” Suite (1987) Music of Warm Autumn (1989)


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Scherzo Five Preludes Mil’man M V 1910 - 1995 Op 10 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1942) Op 28 Variations on a Moldavian Theme – Two Pianos (1950) Op 36 On Zakarpat’ya Mountain - Eight Pieces Op 47 Piano Sonata No. 2 Op 48 Two Etudes Variations (1938) Yakut Suite (1945) Five Songs Piano Sonata No. 3 Piano Sonata No. 4 (VAAP Edition) Mil’ner M A 1886 – 1953 Bain Reb’n Mlave-malke [Visiting Rebe at the Sabbath Feast table] – Fantasia on folk melodies (1914) “Fairytale” Variations & Fugue on a Folksong (1929) Pranksters (1930) “Before Parting” Rhapsody (1930) “Silhouettes of the Great Patriotic War” [“The Front and the Home Front”] - Ten Pieces (1942) Piano Concerto (1946) Piano Sonata(s) Suite “Fairytales” Suite “National Duma” During School Break Miloradovitch M ? Scherzo (Jurgenson)


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Milorava Sh Y 1925 – “Muscial Moments” Two Miniatures Miłłłłynarsky E 1870 – 1935 Op 5 Trois Morceaux (Gebethner)

1. Krakowiak [Danse Polonaise] 2. Nocturne 3. Moment fugitif

Feuilles d’Album (Gebethner) Piano Sonata Polish Dances + piano pieces Milyutin Y S 1903 - 1968 The Laughing Trio from the operetta “Maidenly Commotion” - arr. Piano solo ?R Finale from the operetta “Maidenly Commotion” - arr. Piano solo Aria from the operetta “Maidenly Commotion” – arr. Piano Solo Aria from the operetta “Trembita” – arr. Piano solo Mindel M 1946 – Grotesque (1978) Song of Songs – Piano/4 hands (1985) Minkov M ? [20 th c] Piano Sonata No. 1 (1962) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1964) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1965) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1970) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1972)


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Minkus L F 1826 - 1917 Op 10 Deux Romances sans paroles (Rahter)

1. Chant d’été 2. Schlummerlied

Galop on motives from the ballet “Aventures de Pelée” (Rahter) Potpourri from the ballet “La Bayadere” (c. 1877 Rahter) Two Dances from the ballet “Camago” (Rahter)

1. Maurischer Tanz 2. Russischer Tanz

“Don-Quixote” Ballet –arr. Piano solo ( c. 1869 Gutheil) Mazurka from the ballet “Paquita” (c. 1845 Rahter) Potpourri from the ballet “Fiametta” (Leopas) Exerts from the fantastical ballet “Mlada” (Rahter)

1. Böhmischer Tanz a la Polka 2. Griechischer Tanz 3. Komischer Tanz & Narrentanz 4. Rad-Tanz 5. Russischer Tanz

Potpourri from the fantastical ballet “Mlada” (c. 1879 Rahter) “Nuit et Jour” Ballet – arr. Piano solo (Gutheil) “Poisson Dore” Ballet – arr. Piano solo (Gutheil) March from the ballet “Roxana” (Rahter) March from the ballet “Roxana” – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Rahter) Potpourri from the ballet “Roxana” (Rahter) Eisgeister Marsch from the ballet “Schneetochter” (Rahter) Exerts from the ballet “Sorajah” (Rahter)

1. Bolero 2. March 3. Marokkaner March 4. Quadrille 5. Waltz

Potpourri from the ballet “Sorajah” (Rahter) At Daybreak [At Dawn] (Gutheil) Festival March (Gutheil) Miralov ? [19 th c]


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Danse Caucasienne (Nord. Musikforlag) Reverie sur la Neva (Nord. Musikforlag) Serenade Russe (Nord. Musikforlag) Sur la Mer du Nord (Nord. Musikforlag) Mirgorodsky A S 1944 - 1994 Script (1971) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1974) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1979) Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Piano Sonata No. 3 Piano Sonata No. 4 “Quasi una fantasia” (Izdate’stvo Composer) + piano pieces Mirianashvili A P 1915 - 1987 Pieces for Children Miroshnikov S ? [19 th c] “Udalaya” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Mirosznyk A 1923 - Ukrainian Rhapsody for Piano & Orchestra (1947) Six Ballet Miniatures (1990-92) Concert Fantasy for Piano & Orchestra (1995) Mirovitch A 1884 - 1959 Minuet Spring Song


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Toccata Humoresque Valse Gracieuse + piano pieces Mirshakar Z 1947 - Twenty-four Musical Bytes (1982) + piano pieces Mirskago N A [Mirsky] ? Op 7 “The Picnic” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Op 8 “Pleasing Sounds” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 13 “Figner” Valse (Gutheil) Op 17 “By Night” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 20 “Es-Tam-Tam” Polka (Gutheil) Op 21 “Evening in Sokol’nikakh” Polka (Gutheil) Op 23 “ Without Love” Waltz-Fantasy (Gutheil) Op 24 “Black Glazki” Mazurka (Gutheil) ?R Op 27 “Daisies” Quadrille (Gutheil) Op 28 “Why ?” Waltz (Gutheil) Op 30 “Madam San-Zhen” Quadrille (Gutheil) Op 31 “Don Quixote” Waltz (Gutheil) “The Nobleman’s Ball” Polka (Jurgenson) “In a Corner of Paris” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Mirzalis V ? [20 th c] Op 2 Pieces for Children (1938)

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Mirza-Zade K K 1935 – Variations (1953) Piano Sonata (1976) Mirzoev A [Mirzoyev] 1944 - A Mirzoev. Born 1944 Baku. Azerbaijan composer now living in Germany. Trained at Azerbaijan Conservatoire under Kara Kareyev. Op 2 Twenty-four Preludes Nos. 1-6 (1966) Op 3 Piano Sonata (1967) Op 10 Polyphonic Book (1972) Op 21 Twenty Four Preludes Nos. 7-12 (1976) Op 29 Jazz Concertino for Two Pianos (1981) Op 31 Children’s Album (1985) Mirzoyan E M 1921 - Edvard Mikhailovich Mirzoyan. Born 1921, Gori. Son of the composer Mikhail Mirzoyan (1888-1951). Graduated in 1941 from the Yerevan Conservatoire where he studied composition with Tal’yan. Continued his studies with Litinsky and Peiko at the House of Armenian Cuture in Moscow (1946-48), then joined the faculty of the Yerevan Conservatoire in 1948. Pupil inlcude: Amirkhanyan, Avetisyan, Dzherbashyan, Orbelyan, Ter-Tatevosyan and Terteryan. Considered one of the finest Armenian composers of the middle generation. His music tends to be dramatic and expressive, and often incorporates Armenian folk elements. Polyphonic Partita (1946) Poeme (1970) “Album for a Grand Daughter” Children’s Album (1984) Mirzoyan G O 1892 - ? Miniatures Preludes + piano pieces [majority during the period 1948-50) Mirzoyev M A [Mirzayev] 1933 –


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Musa Abdulla ogly Mirzoyev. Born 1933, Baku. Graduated 1958 from the Azerbaijan Conservatoire, where he studied piano, and composition with Karayev. Between 1952-60 worked in various music schools in Baku, before beincoming a professor at Azerbaijan Conservatoire. Has tended to compose primarily orchestral and instrumental music. Toccata (1953) Adagio & Waltz-Scherzo for Two Pianos (1954) Sonatina (1954) Fugue (1959) Sonata-Capriccio (Muzyka 1963) Rondo (1968) Lyrical Sonata (1973) Prelude & Fugue (1973) Etude-Toccata Concert Scherzo Album for Young People (1975)

1. Humoresque 2. Lyrical Piece [Variations] 3. Scherzo 4. Lyrical Dance 5. Valse 6. Strolling 7. Prelude 8. Toccata 9. Nocturne 10. March 11. Reverie 12. Rondo

Prelude in Eb major Four Pieces on Azerbaijan Folk Themes

1. Lyrical Song 2. Round Dance I 3. Round Dance II 4. Comic Lyrical Piece

Two Pieces for the Young

1. Sad Song 2. Spring Melodie

Five Pieces for Beginners

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5. Russian March Mizandari A I 1838 – 1912 Romance + piano pieces Mkrtycheva V N 1914 - Preludes (1943-44) Sonatina (1947) Pieces (1952-53) Mkrtychian N G 1901 - 1986 Dance Suite for Two Pianos Sonatina + piano pieces Mnatsakanov V ? 20th c. Chapliniana – arrangement of themes from Chaplin’s films (Muzyka 2003) Mndoyants N 1989 - Sonatina No. 1 (1998) Two Pieces [To the 200th Anniversary of Pushkin’s Birth] (1998)

1. Anchar 2. Scherzino

Variations on a Byelorussian Folksong “Perepyolochka” (1999) Introduction & Fugue (2000) Sonatina No. 2 (2001) Modunbo D ? “This is My Affair” Melodie


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Mokrousov B A 1909 – 1968 Piano Sonata (1933) Pioneer Suite (c. 1936) Molchanov K V 1922 – 1982 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1945) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1947) Piano Concerto No. 3 (1953) “Russian Illustrations” Seven Pieces (1953) + piano pieces Moldobasanov k 1929 – “Instants” Seven Miniatures (1974) Fantasy-Improvisation (1976) Moment [In a Moment] Twenty-four Pieces for Children

- Merry March - Valse in G minor - Playing on Tiptoe

+ piano pieces Monasypov A Z 1925 – Five Lyrical Illustrations & March

- Children on Stage - In the Rain, In the Bucket - Counting Song ?R

Two Pieces

1. Modern Dance 2. Scherzino

Two Pieces

1. Melodie 2. Humoresque

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Piano Sonata “Tower” (1979) Piano Concerto (1982) Piano Sonata “Dawn” (1984) Piano Sonata “Sea” (1986) Piano Sonata “Freedom” (1990-94) Moralev O A 1922 – Sonatina (1950) Piano Concerto (1955) Moroshkin V I 1909 – 1942 + piano pieces Morozov I V 1913 – 1970 Sonatina (1933) Fugue (1933) Piano Sonata (1935) Ten Preludes (1935) Polka from the ballet “Doctor Aibolit” Valse from the ballet “Doctor Aibolit” Mazurka in C major Slow Dance + piano pieces Mosolov A V 1900 – 1973 Op 1 Quatre Morceaux Op 3 Piano Sonata No. 1 in C minor (1923) Op 4 Piano Sonata No. 2 in B minor “Taken from Old Notebooks” (1923-24) Op 6 Piano Sonata no. 3 (c. 1925 Lost ?)


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Op 11 Piano Sonata No. 4 (1925) Op 12 Piano Sonata No. 5 in D minor (1925) Op 14 Piano Concerto No. 1 in A minor (1927) Op 15 Two Nocturnes (1926) Op 23a Three Pieces (1927) Op 23b Two Dances Op 31 Two pieces on Uzbek Themes (1929)

1. Exotic Psalm 2. ?

Op 34 Piano Concerto No. 2 in C major [based on Khirgizian themes] (1932) Turkmenian Nights – 3 Pieces (1928) Nine Children’s Pieces (1956) Piano Concerto No. 3 (1971 unfinished) Mostras G ? [19 th c] Op 7 “Tic-Toc” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 8 “Par ici” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 9 “Paulina” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 10 “Nikolya” Galop (Jurgenson) At the End of the World (Jurgenson) Mouravieff L 1905 - 1987 Leon Mouravieff . Born 1905, Kyiv: died 1987, Paris. Studied with Gliere at the Kyiv Conservatoire, and later with Catoire at the Moscow Conservatoire. Emigrated after the Revolution, living in Italy, Germany & Paris. Strophe, Antistrophe & Epode (Belaieff) Trois Poems (Belaieff) Arranged: Arenson - Four Mystery Dramas based on works of Steiner – arr. Piano solo (1961) Movchan S 1960 -


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Quasi Rag (1990) + piano pieces Mravinsky E A 1903 - 1988 Petite Adagio Preludes [Nos. 1- 8; No. 4 “Dedicated to the Endless Nature of Russia, No. 8 “To Powerless People] Tango Foxtrot Mshvelidze S M 1904 – 1984 Piano Concerto (1979) Lyrical Piece + piano pieces Mukha A 1928 – Spring Etude (1964) Poryvannia [Impulse] (1972) Variations on a Zviryatok Dance Elegy Piano Sonata Preludes + piano pieces [including pieces for children] Mukhamedzhanova M 1921 – Twenty-four Pieces (1948) Six Variations (1948) Three Pieces (1949) Mukhatov N 1924 - Nine Little Children’s Pieces (Soviet Composer)


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1. Sadness 2. Narrative 3. Song 4. The Merry Pioneer 5. Berceuse 6. Little Waltz 7. Landscape 8. Dance of the Uzbek Pioneer 9. Comic Dance

+ piano pieces Mukhatov V 1916 - Improvisation (1955) Mulyar A B 1922 – Humoresque (1954) Moldavian Dance Scherzino Berceuse Leutaryaska ?R Muradeli V I [Muradely, Muradov] 1908 – 1970 Georgian Suite (1935) Muravbev I [Muraviov] 20th century Intervalle – Eight Pieces Little Suite

1. Doll’s Dance 2. Left toy 3. Story 4. Second Dall’s Dance 5. Precession 6. Sad Song 7. Toccata

Muravlev A A [Muravlyov] 1924 - Op 5 “Fairytales” Five Characteristic Pieces (Soviet Composer 1946) Op 6 Russian Scherzo (Soveit Composer 1948)


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Op 11a Elegie [music from cinema film “Room in the Attic] (Soveit Composer 1960) Op 15 Three Pieces (Soviet Composer 1974)

1. Novellett 2. Pastorale 3. Procession

Op 18 Piano Sonata No. 1 Op 21 Three Petit Sonatinas Op 33 Bylina Suite (1942) Muravin I Sh 1912 - 74 Four Albums of Pieces for Children (I – 1943, II – 1944, III – 1945, IV – 1947) Murtazin R A 1910 - Invitation to Dream Murzin V ? Sonatina no. 1 Sonatina No. 2 Albumleaf in Bb minor Invention in E minor Mushel’ G A [Mouchel] 1909 – 1989 Piano Concerto No. 1 in A minor (1936) Five Pieces (1942-43) Piano Concerto No. 2 in A minor (1943 rev. 1958) – arr. Two Pianos Children’s Album (1945) Piano Concerto No. 3 in C major (1946) Nine Pieces (1949) Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor (1950)


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Eight Etudes (1950) Piano Concerto No. 5 in D major (1951) Dances from the ballet “Balerina” (1951) Piano Concerto No. 6 (1962) Samarkand Suite [No. 1] – Two Pianos (1963) Muzykal’nïye Silvetï (1971) Suite No. 2 – Two Pianos (1974) Twenty-four Preludes & Fugues (1975) Suite No. 3 – Two Pianos (1975) Prelude & Fugue in C minor – Two Pianos [transcription from Eight Pieces for Organ] Toccata [transcription from Suite for organ] Musin K A 1921 – 1970 Eight Variations (1946) Mussorgsky M P 1839 –1881 Porte-enseigne Polka (1852) Souvenir d’enfance (1857) Piano Sonata in Eb major (1858 lost) Piano Sonata in F# minor (1858 lost) Scherzo [1st version] (1858) Scherzo [2nd version] (c. 1858) Children’s Games (1859 rev. 1860)

1. Puss in the Corner – Scherzo [1st version] 2. Scherzo [2nd version]

Impromptu passionné [1st version] (1859) Impromptu passionné [2nd version] (1859) Allegro & Scherzo for a sonata in C major – Piano / 4 hands [scherzo based on the scherzo in C# major for piano solo] (1860) Preludio in modo classio (1860 lost)


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Intermezzo in modo classico [1st version] (1860-61) Rememberances of Childhood (1865)

1. Nurse & I 2. First Punishment [Nurse shuts me ina dark room]

Douma [Reverie on a theme of V Loginov] (1865) La Capricieuse [on a theme of L Heyden] (1865) Intermezzo in modo classico [2nd version] (1867) The Seamstress. Scherzino (1871) Pictures at an Exhibition – Suite (1872) Storm on the Black Sea (1879 lost) On the Southern Shore of the Crimea (1880) “Close to the Southern Shore of the Crimea” Capriccio (1880) Méditation [Feuillet d’album] (1880) Une Larme [A Tear] (1880) Au Village [Quasi Fantasia] (1880 publ. 1882) The Market Scene [arrangement by the composer of the scene from “Sorochintsy Fair”] (?) Gopak - from the opera “Sorochintsy Fair” “Khovanshina” Opera in 5 Acts – arr. Piano solo [complete] by K. Tschernov (Bessel) Introduction to the opera “Khovanshina” - arr. Piano Solo (Bessel) - arr. Piano / 4 hands (Bessel) Danse des Persanes - from the opera “Khovanshina” - arr. Piano solo (Bessel) - arr. Piano / 4 hands (Bessel) Entr ‘ acte from the opera “Khovanshina” - Piano / 4 hands (Bessel) Potpourri on themes from the opera “Khovanshina” [Tchenov] (Bessel) Fantasie facile on themes from the opera “Khovanshina” - arr. Piano solo [Kleinecke] (Bessel) - arr. Piano / 4 hands [Kleinecke] (Bessel) Pictures at an Exhibition – arr. Piano & Orchestra [Lawrence Leonard] (1977) “Night on the Bare Mountain” Symphonic Poem - arr. Piano solo [Tchernov] - arr. Piano / 4 hands [Archibouchev] Serenade from “Songs and Dances of Death” – arr. Piano solo [Feinberg] Songs & Choruses from the operas – arr. Piano solo


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“Boris Godounov” Opera in 4 Acts – arr. Piano solo by K. Tchernov [complete] (Bessel) Potpourri from the opera “Boris Godounov” – arr. Piano solo [Evgieniev] Fragment from the unfinished opera “Mlada” – arr. Piano / 4 hands (UE) Mustafa-Zade V A 1940 – 1979 Concerto in a Jazz style for Piano & String Orchestra Three Preludes for Adilia Alieva Mustea G 1951 – Suite (1974) Muzafarov M A 1902 – 1966 Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Muzhchyl’ V 1947 – Variations (1973) Little Suite (1974) “Genre Sketches” Suite (1978) Diptych (1988) Myagi E K 1922 - Piano Sonata (1949) Piano Concerto (1952) Three Pieces for Two Pianos (1956) Variations for Piano, Clarinet & Orchestra (1972) Mykysha T 1913 – 1958 Ukrainian Rhapsody (1942) Ukrainian Phantasy (1955)


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Lirnyts’ka Poem on the themes of Two Folk Psalms (1955) Concerto for Two Pianos & Orchestra Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Piano Sonata No. 3 Piano Sonata No. 4 Piano Sonata No. 5 Piano Sonata No. 6 Seven Fugues Twenty-seven Preludes Ukrainian Suite in five movements on the theme sof three Ukrainian Folksongs March Zhaloba [Mourning] “Khalas” Dance Nine Variations on the theme of Handzia Variations on the theme of the Ukrainian Folksong “Waterwell in the Filed” Variations on a Jewish Melody Varaitions on a theme by W. A. Mozart Etude Serenade + piano pieces Mynbayev T 1943 – Piano Concerto (1980) Mynov A N 1938 - Anatoli Nikolaevich Mynov . Born 1938 in Kuybyshev. Composer. In 1962 graduated in composition from the Kazan Conservatoire under Leman. In 1962-1963 he became a lecturer / musicologist for Khabarovsk Philharmonic Society but then decided to undertake further studies at the


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Leningrad Conservatoire under Shostakovich [1964-66]. From 1966-1975 became editor of the publishing house "Muzyka". Piano works include: Prelude & Fugue in E minor (1957) Fugue in Eb major (1959) Multi-couloured Mosaic (1959 rev. 1974) Concerto for Piano & Orchestra (1970) – arr. Two Pianos Scherzo (1973) Landscapes (1973) Water Colours – Five Pieces (1974) Three Etudes (1975) Four Pieces for Children (1976) Elegy & Poeme [Spring Nocturne] (1979) Three Pieces (1979)

1. Evening 2. A starry night 3. A sunny morning

Two Pieces (1980) 1. Melodie 2. Waltz

Arioso (1981) Elegiac Poem (1981) Romantic Poem (1981) Scherzo (1982) Sunshine in Spring (1984) In the Middle Volga Area - Five Poems (1987). Five Etudes


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N Nabazhas I I 1907 – Pieces (1928-29) Variations (1930) Piano Sonata (1931) Nabokov N 1903 – 1978 Piano Sonata No. 1 (Salabert 1925-26) “Short Stories” Four Pieces (Salabert 1925-26)

1. Recitativo 2. Ritournelle 3. Waltz 4. Sonata

Trois Danses (1930) Piano Concerto (1932) Contrasts et Developments (1936) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1940) Interludium Suite “La Coeur de Don Quichotte” (Musique Russe) Nabokov P ? [19 th c.] Adieu (Jurgenson) “Bouton de Rose” Polka (Jurgenson) “Beauty” (Jurgenson) “Les Quatre Mendiants” Polka (Jurgenson) Pensée du matin (Jurgenson) Petite Valse (Jurgenson) Valse interrompue (Jurgenson) Waltz in D major (Jurgenson)


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Näcke W ? [19 th c.] Op 16 Fantasie brillante on a theme by Gourillev (Jurgenson) Op 24 “Lubushka” Fantasie brillante (Jurgenson) Op 26 “Angel” Fantasie brillante (Jurgenson) Op’s 23, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 – “Souvenir de St. Petersbourg” Fantasie brillantes sur des airs russe (Bessel) Op 127 “First Love” Gavotte (Jurgenson) “Album Russe” Douze fantasies élégantes sue des airs favoris russes et bohémiens (Jurgenson) Fantasies brillantes sur des themes bohémiens et russe (Jurgenson) Nadenenko F N 1902 – 1963 Fedor Nikolayevich Nadenenko . Born 1902 in L’hov near Kursk: died, 1963, Kyiv. Composer and conductor. Graduated in 1921 from Kyiv Conservatoire wehre he studied piano with Turchynsky, and composition with Yavorsky. Completed the historico-philological faculty of Kyiv University in 1924. Violinist and choirmaster, first with Kyiv Opera (1926-1935) and then the Leningrad Opera (1935-1937). From 1945-1946 became the artistic director of Kyiv Philharmonic, and then conductor, from 1947-49, of the State Bandurist Choir. Since 1952 was music editor of the publishing house Mistetstvo in Kyiv [works included the publication of the complete works of Lysenko]. Five Pieces for Children [on Ukrainian Themes] (1925) Vesnianka [Spring Song] (1931) Poeme in E major (1953) Suite in the form of Old Dances (1958)

1. Prelude-Toccata 2. Gavote 3. Pavana 4. Sarabanda 5. Minuet

Dance Suite (1959)

1. Vesnyanka 2. Mazurka 3. Polka 4. Oberek [Mazurka] 5. Waltz 6. Round Dance

Akvareli [Watercolours] Ten Pieces (1961)

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6. Waltz 7. Burlesque 8. Etude-Rondo 9. Berceuse 10. Humoresque

Ballade (1962) Dance (1962) Etude in A minor (Soviet Composer publ. 1962) Intermezzo (1963) Two Pieces from “Haidamaky” (1963)

1. Nocturne 2. Intermezzo

Nocturne (c. 1963) Two Folksongs – Piano / 4 hands Sarabande [manuscript] Nadezhdin B B 1905 – 1961 Album of Pieces for Children [No. 1] (1937) Piano Sonata (1938) Preludes [1st set] (1942) Preludes [2nd set] (1944) Album of Pieces for Children [No. 2] (1947) Little Suite (1948) Album of Pieces for Children [No. 3] (1952) Album of Pieces for Children [No. 4] (1955) + piano pieces Nadirov O 1907 – Piano Sonata Nagdyan S M 1921 – Children’s Album No. 1 (1955)


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Children’s Album No. 2 (1955) Children’s Album No. 3 (1973)

1. Prelude 2. Strolling 3. Dance of the Little Girl 4. Dance of the Young Boy 5. Song 6. March 7. Jest 8. Armenian Folksong 9. Impromptu 10. Galloping

Nagel’ J ? [ 19th c] 1. Premiere Styrienne (Jurgenson) 2. Sernade Espagnole (Jurgenson) 3. Eglogue Russe (Jurgenson) 4. Ressouvenir (Jurgenson) 5. Doux Entretien (Jurgenson) 6. Dans le canot (Jurgenson) 7. Mazurka Caracteristique (Jurgenson) 8. Danse Slave (Jurgenson) 9. Berceuse (Jurgenson) 10. Romanian Round Dance Song – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson) 11. ? 12. Celebration March for His Imperial Highness Alexander I (Jurgenson) 13. Souvenir (Jurgenson) 14. Consolation (Jurgenson) 15. Resignation (Jurgenson) 16. Meditation (Jurgenson) 17. La Chevaleresque (Jurgenson) 18. Funeral March to the Memory of His Imperial Highness Alexander II (Jurgenson) 19. Funeral March (Jurgenson) 20. “The Mountain Summit” Duet by A Rubinstein [transcription] (Jurgenson)


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21. Romance No. 1 by A Rubinstein [transcription] (Jurgenson) 22. Romance No. 2 by A Rubinstein [transcription] (Jurgenson) 23. Fantasia on the Romance by Bruchner (Jurgenson) 24. Barcarolle [on a romance by Moniuszko] (Jurgenson) 25. “Gifts” Romance by Moniuszko [transcription] (Jurgenson) 26. Romance by Von Derviz [transcription] (Jurgenson) 27. “Success” Colelctio of Easy Pieces (Jurgenson) 28. “Solitude” Fantasia on a Romance by Koshat (Jurgenson) 29. Procession & Aria from the opera “ Kalashnikov” [Rubinstein] (Jurgenson) 30. Aria from the opera “Onegin Eugene” [Tchaikovsky] (Jurgenson) 31. Gypsy Song from the opera “The Children of the Steppes” [A Rubinstein] (Jurgenson) 32. Hungarian Song [transcription] (Jurgenson) 33. Potpourri from the operetta “Fatinitsa” [Suppe] (Jurgenson) 34. Fantasia on a Gypsy Romance by Shishkinoy (Jurgenson) 35. Celebration March (Jurgenson) 36. “Night” Duet by A Rubinstein [transcription] (Jurgenson) 37. Fantasia on themes from the opera “Carmen” [Bizet] (Jurgenson) 38. Romance by M Bernard [transcription (Jurgenson) 39. Potpourri on themes from the opera “Nanon” (Jurgenson) 40. Gavotte Russe (Jurgenson) 41. Romance No. 1 by P Tchaikovsky [transcription] (Jurgenson) 42. Romance No. 2 by P Tchaikovsky [transcription] (Jurgenson) 43. Romance by M Glinka [transcription] (Jurgenson) 44. Romance No. 3 by P Tchaikovsky [transcription] (Jurgenson) 45. Recollections of Wagner (Jurgenson) 46. Coronation Festival March (Jurgenson) 47. Der Jäger (Jurgenson)


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48. “Ton Regard!” Melodie (Jurgenson) 49. ? 50. Burlesque (Jurgenson) 51. Souvenir des jours passés (Jurgenson) 52. A la Hongroise (Jurgenson) [notated as Op 50] 53. Fantasia on Two Ukrainian Songs by Gordeev (Jurgenson) 54. Fantasia on Two Russia Songs (Jurgenson) 55. Fantasia on a Russian Song (Jurgenson) 56. Improvisation on a Romance by K Chernogorekoi (Jurgenson) 57. Improvisdation on a Romance by Ivanov (Jurgenson) 58. “Rosa” Romance by Tosti [transcription] (Jurgenson) 59. Air de Ballet “Egoza” (Jurgenson) 60. A Sleeping Child (Jurgenson) 61. Romance by Lishin [transcription] (Jurgenson) 62. Valse-Romance by Lishin [transcription] (Jurgenson) 63. Yesterday, Waiting for Each Other (Jurgenson) 64. “What for, Young Maiden” (Jurgenson) ?R 65. “You, Little Old Lady” (Jurgenson) 66. Night-Light (Jurgenson) 67. Ne dlya menya pridet’ vesna (Jurgenson) ?R 68. Morning Mist (Jurgenson) 69. “Ostav’ ego” & “Proch’ idi” (Jurgenson) 70. Magical I (Jurgenson) 71. Ne govori, chto molodost’ sgubila (Jurgenson) 72. Bright Festivities (Jurgenson) 73. You Have My Heart & Soul (Jurgenson) 74. Kak’ s’ toboi mne uvidat’cya (Jurgenson) 75. Kogda vse piruet’ (Jurgenson)


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“Gusel’ki” Collection of Easy Pieces [from Russian songs, operas, romances and dances] (Jurgenson) “Nicolai” March [Op 64 No. 1] (Jurgenson) Romance – Piano / 4 hands (Leopas) Valse from the opera “Zampa” [Herold] (Hirsch) “Garlands” Collection of easy Pieces [from operas, Russian melodies, songs etc] (Johansen) “Boutons de Roses” One Hundred & Twenty-two Easy Transcriptions of Favourite Pieces arr. Piano solo [in collaboration with M Steinberg] (Leopas) Nagovitsin V L 1939 – Piano Sonata No. 1 (1957) Toccata in the form of a Fugue (1963) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1964) Three Pieces for Children (1970) Prelude, Burlesque & March (1974) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1982) Suite (1996) Dance of the Baby Elephants Nagrodzky L ? [19 th c] “Feu d’amour” Valse (Jurgenson) Naikhovich-Lomakina F F 1908 – Suite (1941) Variations [1st set] (1941) Piano Sonata (1944) Sonatina (1950) Variations [2nd set] (1952) + piano pieces


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Naissoo U Y 1928 – 1980 Variations (1948) Rondo (1948) Piano Sonata (1949) Six Miniatures (1953) Concertino for Piano & Jazz band (1954) Eight Children’s Pieces Meditation Caprice Pastorale Waltz Nakhabin V N 1910 – 1967 Piano Concerto (1951) Nalyvaiko V 1946 – Piano Sonata (1964) “Sketches” Fourteen Pieces (1964) Variations (1965) Concertino for Piano & String Orchestra (1965) “White Music” (1966) Fugues (1967) Children’s Suite (1968) Napravnik E F 1839 – 1916 Eduard Frantsevich Napravnik. Born 1839, Býšt, Bohemia; died 1916 St Petersburg. Although strictly classified as a Bohemian composer, Napravnik spent that vast major of his life in Russia and was a significant conductor there, and hence I have included him under this thread. Napravnik began his music studies in Býšt, and then continued in Dašice with his uncle, Augustin Svoboda, followed by further studies at the Prague Organ School (1953). Whilst a student and instructor at the Maydl Institute (1856-61), he studied composition with Kittl at the Prague Conservatoire, producing a number of orchestral, chamber, vocal and piano works. From 1861 – 1863 he was engaged as director of


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Prince Yusupov’s private orchestra in St Petersburg. In 1863 he became répétiteur at the Mariinsky Theatre, eventually becoming principal conductor in 1868, a position he held until his death. He also conducted the Russian Music Society concerts between 1869-1881. Although primarily noted as a conductor, he was recognised for his thoroughness, discipline and keen ear, and not only introduced many foreign opera to Russian audiences but also premiered some 80 operas by Russian composers. As a composer, Napravnik was to move away from his early Bohemian leaning towards adopting the Russian tradition exemplified by Tchaikovsky [and very evident his is most famous opera, Dubrovsky]. Op 3 “Perles de Bohême” Concert Fantaisie No. 1 on Bohemian Folksongs (Hoffmann) Op 4 “Vlasta” Overture on Slovakian Folksongs for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands

(Hoffmann) Op 5 “Les Adieux” Concert Fantaisie No. 2 on Bohemian Folksongs (Hoffmann) Op 10 Eva Dvojzpevy [Two Pieces] (Wetzler)

1. Rozvij se Kvitku 2. Máj

Op 15 “Nizhegorodtsy” Opera - arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson 1868) Op 15 a Potpourri from “Nizhegorodtsy” – Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 15 b Overture from “Nizhegorodtsy” – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 18 Symphony No. 3 in E minor “The Demon” (Rahter 1874) - arr. Piano / 4 hands Op 20 Danses Nationales for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Rahter)

1. Polonaise 2. Casatschiok 3. Danse Russe 4. Valse 5. Tarantelle 6. Mazurkas

Op 27 Concerto Symphonique in A minor for Piano & Orchestra (Rahter 1877) – arr. Two

Pianos Op 33 Festival March based on Peter the Great March and Russian Folksongs for Orchestra

– arr. Piano / 4 hands (Rahter) Op 38 March [for the 8th Dragoon Regiment] – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) ?R Op 39 Fantasy on Russian Themes in B major for Piano & Orchestra (Rahter 1881) – arr.

Two Pianos Op 43 Tableaux Musicaux (Rahter)

1. Apres du berceau 2. Idylle 3. La chasse 4. Au rouet 5. L’Enterrement

Op 45 Harold – Opera arr. Piano solo [Ziloti] (Jurgenson) Op 45 a “Harold” Overture arr. Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands (Rahter, Jurgenson)


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Op 45 b Marche et Berceuse from the opera “Harold” – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson) Op 45 c Potpourri from the opera “Harold” - arr. Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 46 Quatre Bagatelles (Jurgenson)

1. Berceuse 2. Polka 3. Elegy 4. Marche

Op 47 Deux Valses (Jurgenson)

1. B major 2. E major

Op 48 Quatre Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Notturne “Reminiscence à Chopin” 2. Scherzo 3. Melancolie [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] 4. Polonaise

Op 49 Barcarolle from the Suite for Orchestra in A major - arr. Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson

1881) Op 51 Deux Pieces Espagnole (Jurgenson)

1. Romance 2. Fandango

- both pieces also arr. Piano / 4 hands

Op 53 Valse (Jurgenson 1894) Op 54 “Don Juan” Melodrama for Orchestra – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson) Op 57 Suite de Danses - Quatre Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Valse “Plyaska” 2. Danse Cosaque 3. Polka 4. Danse Russe

Op 58 Dubrowsky, Opera – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson 1895) Op 58 a Russian Folksong, Contradanse, Intermezzo & Polonaise from the opera “Dubrowsky”

– arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson) Op 58 b Potpourri from the opera “Dobrowsky” – arr. Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 58 c Deux Petit Morceaux from the opera “Dobrowsky” – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson)

1. Air de Marie 2. Romance

Op 61 Six Morceaux (Rahter)

1. Barcarolle 2. A la russe 3. Elegie 4. Mazurka 5. Valse 6. Etude


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Op 71 a Entr’acte from the opera “Francesca da Rimini” – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson 1903) Op 71 b Potpourri from the opera “Francesca da Rimini” – arr. Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands

(Jurgenson 1903) Op 72 Marche Militaire – Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 74 Deux Pieces Risse – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson)

1. Fantaisie 2. Conte

Op 203 Suite in Olden Style without octaves (Augener) [suspect error on opus number allocation]

1. Praeludium 2. Menuet 3. Largo 4. Gavotte 5. Bouree

Pieces from the opera “Harold” (Jurgenson)

1. Overture 2. No. 4 Entr’ acte 3. No. 13 Entr’ acte 4. No. 16 March 5. No. 19 Entr’acte 6. No 25 Musical Picture

March & Cradle Song from the opera “Harold” (Jurgenson) Potpourri from the opera “Harold” (Jurgenson) Overture from the opera “Harold” – Piano / 4 hands (1886 Jurgenson) Potpourri from the opera “Harold” – Piano / 4 hands (1886 Jurgenson) Pieces from the opera “Nizhegorodtsy” (Jurgenson)

1. Introduction 2. No. 10 Skomorokh Dance 3. No. 11 Entr’ acte 4. No. 24 Entr’ acte

Kuratov’s Romance from the opera “Nizhegorodtsy” [transcription by Punnol’b’] (Jurgenson) Potpourri from the opera “Nizhegorodtsy” (Jurgenson) Overture from the opera “Nizhegorodtsy” – Piano / 4 hands (1868 Jurgenson) Potpourri from the opera “Nizhegorodtsy” – Piano / 4 hands (1868 Jurgenson) Pieces from the opera “Dubrovsky” (Jurgenson)

1. Introduction 2. No. 18 National Russia Dance 3. No. 20 Polonaise 4. No. 21 Night Intermezzo

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+ piano pieces Naranovich ? [19 th c] Funeral March (Jurgenson) Narimanidze N V 1904 – 1975 Ballade Narodnaya ? [19 th c] Spanish Song (Jurgenson) Nasedkin A A 1942 – Piano Sonata-Ballade (Muzyka 1972) Piano Sonata(s) Children’s Pieces Nasidze S I 1927 – 1996 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1954) Ballade (1956) Piano Sonata No. 1 “Polyphonic” (1960) Piano Concerto No. 2 in Eb major (1961) – arr. Two Pianos Toccata (1961) Twelve Pieces for Children (1964) Twenty Polyphonic Pieces (1970)

- Dance in A major [Canon] Three Folk Dances – Two Pianos (1979) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1983) Piano Concerto No. 3 “Autumn Music” (1984) Lento di Molto (1991)


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Nasirbekov M G 1897 - 1980 Seven Fugues (1935-36) Impromptu (1937) Sonatina (1940) Piece in the style of an Ashug Song (1945) Four Preludes (1945-46) Twelve Pieces for the Music School (1953) Nine Transcriptions of Folksongs – Piano / 4 hands (1955) + piano pieces Naujalis J 1869 – 1934 Op 21 Nocturne + piano pieces Naumov L N 1925 – Piano Sonata (1949) Variations Passacaglia & Fugue + piano pieces Nazarov F [P] 1919 – 1982 Dances Nazarov V 1954 – “In the Circus” Children’s Suite (1970) Five Polyphonic Pieces (1975) Piano Sonata (1976) Concertino for Piano & Orchestra (1977) Three Concert Pieces [set I] (1977)


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Piano Concerto (1978) “Poetry of Chance” For Piano & Electronic Sounds (1990) “Trenches of Time” for Piano & Synthesizers (1991) “Metamusic” for Piano & Synthesizers (1991) Three Concert Pieces [set II] (1991) Three Character Pieces for Children Nazarova T [Nazarova-Metner] 1928 – Bylina & Fugue (1977) Prelude & Fugue Three Pieces

1. Esquisses 2. Etude “Mountain Stream” 3. Etude-Humoresque

Childrens Album

- Playing Tag - Toil - Fairytale

Nazirova E M R 1928 – Elmira Mirza kyzy Nazirova. Born 1928, Baku. Composer and pianist. Graduated as a pianist (1950 and as a composer (1954) from the Azerbaijan Conservatoire, where she studied with Zeidman. Joined the piano faculty of this institution in 1951. Currently more reknown for her friendship with Shostakovich and the inspiration for his 10th symphony than for her own music and achievements ! Twelve Preludes (1944) Five Preludes [1st set] (1948) Four Etudes (1953) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1954) Variations [1st set] (1953) Sonatina (1954 rev. 1981) Azerbaijan Folk Songs [1st set] (1955) Suite on Albanian Folk Themes [collaboration with Amirov] – Two Pianos (1955) Concerto No. 2 for Piano & Orchestra on Arabian themes [collaboration with Amirov] (1957 rev. 1976) – arr. Two Pianos


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Azerbaijan Folk Songs [2nd set] (1962) Azerbaijan Folk Songs [3rd set] (1963) Variations [2nd set] (1964) Piano Concerto No. 3 (1968) Sonata Poeme (1969) Six Pieces (1971) Twelve Preludes (1973) Eight Pieces based on Azerbaijani Folk Melodies for Children (1973) Virtuoso Pieces (1978) Neaga G 1922 – Piano Sonata No. 1 (1961) Suite (1961) Five Pieces (1969) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1979) Neaga S 1900 – 1951 Piano Sonata (1928) French Suite (1937) Five Pieces (1941) Nebol’ sin V V 1898 – 1958 Piano Sonata (1920) + piano pieces Nechayev K N [Nechaev] 1884 – 1956 + piano pieces Nechayev V V [Nechaev] 1895 – 1956


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Op 2 Prelude & Novellette Op 3 Deux Esquisses Op 7 Piano Sonata (1927) Op 9 Two Pieces (1928)

1. Nocturne 2. Valse lente

Op 16 Three Preludes (1929) Op 41 Twelve Preludes (1954-55) + piano pieces Nedilsky I 1895 – 1970 Capriccio in Eb major Lullaby Potpourri of Ukrainian Folksongs Nedzviedsky M 1891 – 1977 Piano Sonata (1924-67) Prelude Ain-Diabe (1935) Prelude “Near Khreshchatyk” (1941) Poeme (1951) Une Feuille d’Erable (1959) Poem Neif V ? [19 th c] Collection of Sixteen Marches (Kulikov) “Koshechka” Polka (Kulikov) Arabian Dance (Seywang) Gypsy Song [transcription] (Bessel) Neimark I G 1903 – 1975


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Fugue-Fairytale (1929) Piano Concerto (1946) Theme & Variations (1946) Eight Easy Pieces for Children (1947) Five Pieces on Soviet Folk Themes (1950-51) + piano pieces Neke E ? [19 th c] Op 127 “First Love” Gavotte (Jurgenson) “Kliko” Polka (Gutheil) Nekrasov ? [19 th c] “La Réveil du Printemps” Valse (Jurgenson) Nekrasov A [Necrasov] 1946 - Variations “Mirror Structures” (1977) Carpathian Suite (1978) Hutsul Suite (1985) Two Fantasical Sketches (1986) The Cockerell (Ukrainain Muzyka) Dance of the Woodcutter (Ukrainian Muzyka) Preludes + piano pieces [including works for children] Nekrasov Y [Necrasov] ? Op 14 2. The Gay Garden is Blooming Playing Catch Little Sonatina Nemerovsky A S 1859 - 1915


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Alexander Sergeyevich Nemerovsky. Born 1859 in Poltava; died 1915. Studied initially in Warsaw, then at the St. Petersburg Conservatory, where he graduated in 1881 (student Of Neylisov). Took up teaching positions at Kharkov Music Institute from 1884-86 and Poltava. Twice travelled to Paris to continue further studies with Marmontel [including study on the organ]. Sucessfully completed his exams at Moscow Conservatorie in 1894. From 1895-97 he was a teacher of the piano at the Tbilis Music School, and later joined the faculty of the school of the Moscow Philharmonic Society. Op 4 Deux Mazurkas (Jurgenson) Op 5 Variations sur un theme original (Jurgenson) Op 6 Deux Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Berceuse 2. Valse

Op 7 Feuillet d’Album (Jurgenson) Op 10 Novellette (Jurgenson) Op 11 Pensée Musicale (Jurgenson) Op 12 Valse (Jurgenson) Op 14 Nocturne (Jurgenson) Op 15 “Scenes de Bal” (Jurgenson)

1. Polonaise 2. Valse 3. Mazurka

Op 18 Elegie (Jurgenson) Op 31 Exercises Quotidiens (Jurgenson) Op 36 Suite Miniature [No. 1] (Jurgenson)

1. Impromptu 2. Serenade 3. Promenade 4. Souvenir 5. Intermezzo 6. Alla marcia

Op 37 Variations sur un theme original (Jurgenson) Op 38 Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 39 Suite No. 2 (Jurgenson)

1. Caprice 2. Gavotte 3. Alla mazurka

Op 40 Fantasie de Concert sure des motifs d’Othello [Rossini] (Jurgenson) Op 42 Deux Preludes (Jurgenson)


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Op 43 Mazurka Melancolique (Jurgenson) Op 44 Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 45 Trois Esquisses (Jurgenson) Op 49 Reverie (Jurgenson) Op 50 Petite Suite Orientale (Jurgenson)

1. Prelude 2. Andante

Op 51 Habanera (Jurgenson) Cadenza for Piano Concerto No. 3 [Beethoven] (Jurgenson) Contradanse Française (Idzikowski) Gammes et Arpeges (Jurgenson) Humoresque (Jurgenson) Impromptu (Idzikowski) Mazurka (Meykov) Mazurka de Salon (Jurgenson) “Othello” Fantaisia (Jurgenson) Pensee Fugitive (Jurgenson) Romance (Jurgenson) “Trovatore” Prelude (Jurgenson) Transcriptions: Bach: Toccata & Fugue in D minor Bach/Vivaldi: Concerto No. 2 in A minor for Organ Beethoven: Egmont Overture (Jurgenson) Nemtin A P 1936 – 1999 Piano Concerto (1956) Ten Poemes (1956-94) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1958) Piano Sonata No. 2 “The Irish” (1961)


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Old Suite (1964) Children’s Album (1975)

1. The Lilac 2. Octave Study 3. Grandmother 4. Mazurka in D minor 5. Bagatelle 6. Mazurka in G major 7. Pastorale 8. Fantastical Valse

Nuances for Piano & Orchestra [based on music by Scriabin] Nersesov B P 1922 – Preludes (1937) Theme & Variations (1938) “Pastorale” Suite (1939) Musical Illustrations (1940) Piano Sonata (1941) Three Pieces (1954)

1. Perpetual Movement 2. Prelude 3. Etude

+ piano pieces Netchaiev V ? Op 2 Prelude & Novellette Op 3 Deux Esquisses Neupokoev I & B ? [20 th c] Twelve Pieces-Tunes (Composer Publ. House 2003) Sketches (Composer Publ. House 2003)

1. Gold Purl 2. With Balalaika 3. Tame of Grumbler 4. For Fun 5. Skomorokh 6. By Cart 7. Delight 8. Gossip


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9. Two Variations on a song by B. Neupokoev “The Voice of Bayan is Heard” 10. Silent Film [rondo style] 11. Vocalise 12. Dash [folk imitation] 13. Miniature 14. Sketch 15. Small Piece on a free theme

Nevitov M I 1886/87 - 1969 Three Miniatures (1911-14) Pieces for Children (1937-40) + piano pieces Nevolovich A ? [20 th c] “The Crimson Flower” Suite for Piano / 4 hands (Izdatel’stvo Composer) Gavotte (Muzyka) Waltz (Muzyak) Nevraev S 1958 - Piano Sonata Nezhyhai A 1955 – Concertino in One Movement for Piano & Orchestra Concert Duet for Piano & Percussion Festive Rondo for Two Pianos Piano Sonata Genre Variations “School Week” Suite + piano pieces Niewiadomski S 1859 – 1936 Op 9 Polish Danses – Series I (Gebethner) Op 12 Trois Morceaux (Jakubowski)


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1. Menuet 2. Barcarolle 3. Valse

Op 16 Deux Morceaux (Jakubowski)

1. Romance 2. Valse Caprice

Op 19 Polish Danses – Series II (Gebethner) Op 26 Deux Mazurkas (Jakubowski)

1. A minor 2. F major

Op 28 Vier Charakterstücke (Breitkopf)

1. Träumender See 2. Der Liebende weint 3. Dein Lächeln 4. Telimenes Gunst

Op 30 Quatre Morceaux (Jakubowski)

1. Melodie romantique 2. Capriccietto 3. Serenade slave 4. Valse in B major

Op 31 Deux Morceaux (Jakubowski)

1. Poloniase 2. Krakowiak

Op 34 Six Moreceaux Melodiques (Jakubowski)

1. Serenade 2. Moment lyrique 3. Valse gracieuse 4. Humoresque 5. Idylle 6. Danse Grotesque

+ piano pieces Nikanorov B ? Morning Nikerin P ? [19 th c] Impromptu-Valse (Jurgenson) Mazurka mélodique (Jurgenson) Slavic Galop (Jurgenson)


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Nikiforov N ? [19 th c] Barcarolle (Jurgenson) Nikiprovetsky T 1916 - Piano Concerto (1977) Nikitin A ? Sixteen Preludes Nikodemovich A M [Nicodemowicz] 1925 – Piano Variations [1st set] (1946) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1947) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1951) Piano Variations [2nd set] (1958) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1958) Six Little Etudes (1958) Sixty-Six Expressions (1959-60) Twenty Expressions for Piano & Orchestra (1960) Three Etudes (1964) Concertino for Piano & Wind Orchestra (1967) Chamber Concerto for Piano & Orchestra (1968) Piano Concerto (1994) Preludes + piano pieces Nikolayev A 1953 – 1971 Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Suite


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Preludes & Fugues + piano pieces Nikolayev A 1959 – 1977 The Snake Princess, A Fairytale

1. The Tin Kingdom 2. The Whitestone Palace

The Cat’s Hut Suite

1. Introduction 2. Ding-Ding, Ding-Dong, Cat’s Hut Burning 3. Catty Running with Eyes Goggling 4. Little hen with a Bucket 5. Little Roster with an Axe 6. Fire Dumping 7. Conclusion

+ piano pieces Nikolayev A A 1931 - Twelve Preludes (1949) Variations [1st set] (1950) Six Pieces for Children (1950) Variations [2nd set] (1953) Piano Sonata (1954) Piano Sonatina (1955) Two Concert Pieces for Piano & Orchestra (1972) Concerto for Piano & Chamber Orchestra (1986) Piano Concerto (1993) Triple Concerto for Piano, Violin & Cello and Orchestra (1993) Children’s Album Legend / Fairytale Tarantella + piano pieces


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Nikolaiev D ? [19 th c] Op 17 “What Pleases You ?” Waltz (Davingov) Op 25 “What is Life ?” Waltz (Davingov) “Without Ceremony” Polka (Leopas) Nikolaiev L V 1878 – 1942 Leonid Vladimirovich Nikolayev [Nikolaiev]. Born 1878, Kyiv: died 1942, Tashkent. Pianist, pedagogue and composer. Studied piano with Pachulski in Kyiv, then continued with Safonov [piano], and compositon with Ippolitov-Ivanov and Taneyev at the Moscow Conservatoire. Graduated 1900 as a pianist, and 1902 as a composer. Taught at the St Petersburg Conservatoire from 1909-42, when he then moved to Tashkent to escape the German invasion [he was the die there from typhoid fever]. Was considered one of the finest piano teachers of 20th century Russia and his pupils included: Andriasyan, Berlinsky, Deshevov, Feldt, Golts, Kamensjy, A. Krein, Popov, Rozanov, Ryzanov, Shostakovich, Sofronitsky, Tolstoy, Yudina and Zharkovsky. Also undertook extensive research on Taneyev and Tchaikovsky. As a composer was influenced by Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky. Op 3 Deux Melodies (Jurgenson) Op 5 Feuilles d’album for Piano & Orchestra Op 7 Barcarolle (Jurgenson) Op 8 Cinq Esquisses (Jurgenson)

1. C minor 2. F# minor 3. D major 4. B minor 5. D major

Op 13 Suite in B minor for Two Pianos (1900 Jurgenson) Op 14 Variations on a Theme of Four Notes for Two Pianos (1906 Jurgenson) Op 15 Piano Sonata in D major (Universal 1929) Op 16 Three Pieces (State Publisher)

1. Etude 2. Nocturne in B major 3. Gavotte in C minor

Op 19 Tarantella (Muzgiz 1919) Sonata in C major (1891) Andatino (1892) Allegro (1900) Piano Sonata in G major (1900)


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Piano Concerto in C minor – arr. Two Pianos (1900) Feuilles d’Album (1924) Sonatina for the Young (1924) Fugue (1924) Organ Prelude & Fugue in F# minor arr. Piano solo (Vena 1928) Four Pieces (1900 Idzikovsky):

1. Little March 2. Mazurka 3. Melodie 4. Nocturne

Andante for orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (1899) Scherzo No. 1 for orchestra – Piano / 4 hands (1898) Scherzo No. 2 for orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (1902) Nocturne – Two Piano (1904) Symphony in Aminor – arr. Piano / 4 hands Piece – Two Pianos (1933) Scherzo No. 3 in A minor for orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (1934) Berceuse – Two Pianos [arr. Gurevicha] Polka – Two Pianos [arr. Gurevicha] Dance – Piano / 4 hands [arr. Gurevicha] On the River – Piano / 4 hands [arr. Gurevicha] Cadenza’s to 1st & 2nd Movements of Gaidna’s Piano Concerto Cadenza to the 2nd movement of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 Concert Transcriptions (Muzgiz)

- Tchaikovsky: Trepak from the ballet “The Nutcracker” - Brahms: Bereuse - Glazunov: Symphonies No. 4, 5 & 7 (1926)

Arr. of Organ works by Buxtehude & Pachelbel for Piano + piano pieces [including other transcriptions of music Tchaikovsky, Taneyev & Safonov] Nikolaiev M V ? [19 th c.] “Valesca” Hungarian Polka (Davingov)


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Nikolaiev N ? [19 th c.] 1. Humoresque (Jurgenson) 2. Valse (Jurgenson) 3. Au Jardin (Jurgenson) 4. Etude (Jurgenson) 5. Capriccio (Jurgenson) 6. Allegro appassionato in F# minor (Jurgenson) 7. Trois Morceaux Lyrique [set 1] (Jurgenson) 8. Trois Morceaux Lyrique [set 2] (Jurgenson) 9. Trois Morceaux Lyrique [set 3] (Jurgenson) 10. Nocturne in B major (Jurgenson) 11. Scherzo in Gb major (Jurgenson) 12. “En Automne” Etude (Jurgenson) 13. Souvenir d’une Valse (Jurgenson) Album Leaf (Jurgenson) Toccata In modo Russo Evocation La Mouche Le Matins a Bruges Reverie Nikolaiev V 1956 – Three Pieces – Two Pianos (1984) Two Pieces

1. Idee Fixe 2. Lulluby

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Yuri Vasilyevich Nikolayev. Born 1921, Harbin (North Manchuria): died 2003. Composer. In 1941-1943 studied at the Leningrad Conservatoire [class of Gnessin & Tyulin] but then wa evacuated to Tashkent. Graduated in paino studies from Tashkent Conservatorie in 1950, later in composition in 1958 as an external student. During 1941-1948 performed in the orchestra of the Soviet army of Turkestan military district. Then from 1948-1953 worked for the Tashkent radio-committee. In 1953-1966 he took up a position within faculty of the Tashkent Conservatoireof teaching composition before taking up a similar position with Novosibirsk Conservatoire [1966-70]. In 1970, Nikolayev took up a position as a teacher and head of the chamber ensemble class with Donets Music Institute of the Muzas before transferring in 1973 to be head of the chamber ensemble department specialising in concert craftsmanship at the Gor'kiy Conservatoire. Piano works include: Uzbek Suite for Orchestra arr. Piano solo (1951) Sonatina (1952) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1953) Twenty-four Preludes [1st set] (1956-66) Two Toccatas (1958) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1966) Suite “Kaleidoscope” (1968) Suite “Moods” (1969) Fourteen Bagatelles (1971) Novellettes (1972) Concert Pieces (1973) Twenty-four Preludes [2nd set] (1974-1975) Children's album (1976); Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 Piano Sonata No. 3 “Romantic” Two Pieces based on Folk Themes Nikolayeva T P 1924 – 1993[95] Op 10 Piano Concerto No. 1 in B major (1950) – arr. Two Pianos Op 13 Twenty-four Concert Etudes (1951-53) Book 1: Nos. 1 - 12

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Op 19 Children’s Album (1958) Op 22 Five Etudes (1961) Op 32 Piano Concerto No. 2 (publ. 1976) Piano Sonata (1947-49) The Polyphonic Triad (1947-49) Variations “In Memory of Myaskovsky” (1951) Transcriptions of music by Bach - Prelude and Fugue in G minor BWV 535 - Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565 Transcription of Prokofiev’s “Peter & the Wolf” for Piano solo (Silkorski) + piano pieces Nikolaevsky M I [Nikolaievsky] 1882 - 1942 Matvei Iosifovich Nikolaevsky. Born 1882, Moscow: died 1942, Kuybyshev. Composer. Graduated 1902 from Moscow Conservatoire, piano studies with Shishkin, and composition with Vasilenko, Ilinsky and Ippolitov-Ivanov. In 1904-1905 he took further lessons on counterpoint with Taneyev. Toured extensively as a pianist. Wrote numerous text books on piano technique. Op 10 Six Pieces [4. Processional Czardas] (1928) Op 37 Valse en Rhythmes Nouveaux (Jurgenson) Op 56 Berceuse (Jurgenson) Tango-Santanique (1922) Valse-Boston “Jou-Ré” (1924) “Miss Evelyn” Foxtrot (1924) Two Ballet Marches (1926)

1. Victorious March 2. Heroic March

Tatar Dance (1926) Hungarian Czardas (1926) “The Pedler Song” Variations in the form of Etudes (1926) “Day on the Volga” Music Picture (1927) “Charming Fox” Foxtrot (1927)


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Heroic March (1929) Fantasia on a Russian Folk Song [Pedler Song] La Tabatiere [Musical Snuff-Box] Grand Piano Exercise Notebook [4 parts – various studies and exercises in developing piano technique] Nikolin’ A ? [19 th c] In a Russian Village (Jurgenson) Nikolov L 1922 - Bulgarian Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No. 2 (1951) Piano Sonata No. 3 Piano Sonata No. 4 Piano Sonata No. 5 Piano Sonata No. 6 (1982) Piano Sonata No. 7 (1991) Concertino for Piano & Orchestra – arr. Two Pianos Nikol’sky L B 1909 - 1984 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1939) Piano Sonata (1946) Dance Suite – Two Pianos (1950) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1952) Ukrainian Suite (1952) Two Pieces [dedicated to the Reunification of Ukraine & Russia] (1953) + piano pieces


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Nikol’sky O V 1916 - 1982 “Khosrov & Shirin” Ballade on Nizami Motives (1947) Sonatina (1948) Fugue (1948) Piano Concerto (1952) Three Preludes (1952) + piano pieces Nikulina- Kositskaya ? [19 th c.] Desdemona’s Song (Jurgenson) Nimand A I 1911 - Piano Sonata (1950) Three Preludes (1950) Rondo Niniyev L G 1917 - Variations (1946) Piano Concerto (1953) + piano pieces Nirenburg O Y 1938 - Oleg Yakovlevich Nirenburg. Born 1938 in Sevastopol. Composer. In 1966 graduated from Ural Conservatoire, compositon class of Nikolsky. First became a teacher at a local music school (1959-1961) and then progressed to the Music Institute in Sverdlovsk (1962-1970). In 1970-1973 became a consultant for the Ural section of the Composer’s Union of the RSFSR. From 1974 returned to teaching at the Chelyabinsk Institute of Culture, Sverdlovsk. Humoresk (1956) Light Suite (1956) Three Preludes (1957)


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Polyphonic Pieces (1960) Suite (1962) Three Lyrical Pieces (1967) Variations on a theme by Prokofiev (1968) Six Preludes & Fugues (1969) Twelve Easy Pieces (1970) Five Pieces (1975) Two Musical Moments (1977) Elegy “In Memory of Bazhov” (1977) Prelude & Fugue (1983) Suite “In Memory of Bazhov” (1983) Nine Pieces for Children (Soviet Composer)

1. Elegy 2. Jest 3. Melodie 4. English Song 5. Fugetta 6. Sorrowful Melodie 7. Balalaika-Player 8. Polyphonic Piece 9. Aria

Nisa ? Dai Pomechtat’ Mne [Yes, I Choose You R?] Nishchinsky K ? [19 th c.] “Kolomeika” Dance (Jurgenson) Nitorabov S ? [19 th c.] “Alicase” Valse a quatre temps (Lyre) Niyazi [Tagi-zade-Gadzhibekov N Z ] 1912 – 1984 Poem for Piano & Orchestra (1943)


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Arzu Nizhankovsky N [Nyzhankivsky] 1894 – 1940 Nester Ostapovich Nizhankovsky. Born 1894, died 1940. Ukrainian composer, teacher and music critic. Born into the family of composer-priest Ostap. Studied at Lysenko Music Institute in L’viv. During WWI he served in the Ukrainain Legion. Are the war he continued his studies in Vienna with Marx (1920-23) as well as private piano studies with Kolessa. From 1923-29 lived in Prague where he harduated from the Conservatoire [class of Novak 1927]. From 1927, he taught music at the Higher Ukrainain Pedagogical Institute in Prague. From 1929-39 he lived in L’viv and taught at the Lysenko Music Institute. Fugue on B-A-C-H (1920-23) Prelude & Fugue on a Ukrainian Theme in C minor (1920-23) “From My Diary” in A minor (1921) Variations on an Original Theme in Ukrainian Style in F# minor (1924) Little Prelude in G minor (1924) “Reply to the Post Card from Madrid” in G minor (1925) Little Suite “She Writes” – Four Pieces (1928) Intermezzo in D minor (1934) Pieces for Young People (publ. 1936)

1. Vorobushkov March 2. Old Russian Song 3. Kolomiyka 4. Pretending to Play the Cello 5. Gavotte of the Dolls

Piano Concerto Waltz in C# minor Kolomiyka in F# minor Reflection in B minor Spomyn [Remembrance] in B minor

+ piano pieces Nizhankovsky O I 1862 – 1919 Kolomyiky - Vetrogonia + piano pieces [salon dances]


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Nordmann F ? [19 th c.] Op 15 Gavotte (Jurgenson) Op 16 Deux Mazurkas (Jurgenson) Op 26 “At Camp” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Op 35 2. “At the Seashore” Musical Sketch (Jurgenson) Op 72 “At the Hieght of the Ball” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 108 “Vespri Siciliani” Divertimento (Ricordi) “Bonne Humeur” Polka “Mardis” Mazurka Normet L T 1922 – Concert Fantasia for Piano & Orchestra (1941) Prelude & Fugues (1947) Piano Sonata (1948) + piano pieces Nosyk O 1926 – Nine Preludes (1960) Nocturne (1960) Waltz (1960) Berceuse (1965) Prelude & Fugue (1965) Ballade Remembrance (1967) Piano Sonata Novosadsky B 1880 – 1932 Nocturne Novoselova L 1942 –


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Ten Pieces from the album “ Northern Radiance – Aurora Borealis”

1. Belorussian Round Dance 2. Moods 3. Chuvashi Melodie 4. National Character 5. Duet 6. Bashkir Machines ?R 7. Semi-Precious Stones from the Urals 8. Sunlit Dreams in Chukchi 9. Marriage Dance for Everyone 10. Herd of Deer

Nosov G N 1911 - 1970 Piano Sonata (1934) Three Dances (1934) Novikov S ? [19 th c] Neun Albumblätter (Jurgenson 1904) Deux Morceaux (Jurgenson 1910)

1. Pastorale 2. Flirt

Barcarolle (Jurgenson) Intermezzo (Jurgenson) Deux Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Scherzo 2. Reverie

Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Valse Caprice 2. Nocturne 3. Bluette

Six Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Prelude 2. Momento melanconico 3. Intermezzo 4. Mazurka patetica 5. Ritornello 6. Romanza

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“Tender through Your Kisses” Mazurka (Jurgenson) ?R “The Wanderer” Dumka (Jurgenson) Nurymov C 1941 – Sonatina No. 1 (1960) Sonatina No. 2 (1960) Twelve Polyphonic Pieces (1968)

- Canon - Prelude in D minor

Piano Concerto (1973) Turkmenian Frescoes Nuryyev D [Nuriev] 1933 – Piano Concertino (1963) Overture for Piano, String Orchestra & Timpani (1969) Concert Prelude in B minor Five Pieces

1. Slavic Song 2. Valse 3. Turkmenian Dance 4. Melancholic Melodie 5. Toccatina

Nyaga G S 1922 – Moldavian Fantasy for Piano, Violin & String Orchestra (1941) Suite (1960) Six Pieces (1963) Piano Sonata (1981) Prelude in C major Five Miniatures

1. Melodie 2. Playing 3. Duet 4. Toccatina 5. Canon


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Nyaga S T 1900 – 1951 Piano Sonata French Suite Five Pieces

1. Moldavian Dance 2. Besaranka 3. Nocturne I 4. Nocturne II 5. Paraphrase

Two Pieces

1. Bessarabian 2. Zhok

Piano Piece “Toska” Bessararka – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Dailisa] + piano pieces [including transcriptions of Moldavian folksongs] Nykrasov Y ? Little Sonatina


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O Obnevsky A ? [19 th c.] “A tes yeux” Gavote (Rose) “Our Don Juon” Waltz (Rose) “A Naughty Child” Waltz (Rose) “Melodies of the Kingdom” Potpourri (Rose) “Cupid’s Sacrifice” Waltz (Rose) Obniski St. ? [19 th c.] Op 49 Prelude a la scene du tombeau de l’opera “Romeo et Juliette (Idzikowski) Op 52 Berceuse [after F. Wagner] (Idzikowski) Op 53 Mazurka (Idzikowski) Op 54 Valse in Eb major (Idzikowski) Obodovsky I ? [19 th c.] “Red Sunlight” Waltz (Jurgenson) ?R Oborin L N 1907 – 1974 Lev Nikolayevich Oborin. Born 1907 Moscow: died 1974, Moscow. Pianist and composer. Studied with Gnesina at the Gnesin Music School and later with Igumnov [piano], and Myaskovsky [composition] at the Moscow Conservatoire. Grad 1926. Was considered one of the finest Soviet pianists of the 20th century. Won first prize at the first International Chopin Competition in Warsaw [1927], after which he joined the faculty of the Moscow Conservatoire [1928]. His students included: Ashkenazy, Mushel and Rozhdestvensky. Concertized extensively, and on occassions collaborated with the violinist, Oistrakh. He premiered Khatchaturian’s Piano Concerto. Op 2 Quatre Morceaux Op 3 Piano Sonata No. 1 in Eb major (1926-27) Op 4 Three Pieces (1928)

Prelude Intermezzo Dance

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Notebook on Counterpoint (1922-1923) Piece (1923) Two Pieces (1924) Prelude (1924) Two Pieces (1926) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1926-1927) + piano pieces Obretenov S 1909 – 1955 Six Preludes Obukhov N [Obouhov, Obouhow] 1892 – 1954 Six Preludes (1914 –15) “Prieres” Six Pieces (1915) Les Astrales parlent (1915) Conversion (1915)

1. Crime 2. Remords 3. Larmes de sang 4. Inspiration sublime

Reflet sinistre (1915) Revelation (1915)

1. Le glas d’au de la 2. La mort 3. Neant 4. Immortel 5. Detresse de Satan 6. Verite

Dix Tableaux Psychologiques (1915)

1. Etrangete 2. Effort desepere 3. Mystere 4. Emanation 5. Embaume 6. Damnation 7. Caresses envenimees 8. Delire 9. Lourdes chaines 10. ?

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1. Clarte profonde 2. Lumiere noire 3. Rauons divins 4. Statue 5. Cendres

Ikone: contemplation, douleur & repos (1915) Six Tableaux Psychologiques (1915)

1. Desiree 2. Les ombres 3. L’ange noir 4. L’ambre sacree 5. Inconnu 6. Esprits

Creation de l’or Nos. I & II (1916) Invocations I & II (1916) Crucification de la beatitude (1917) La Parabole du seigneur [A Parable of the Lord: he Sower went out to Sow] (1917) Le but de l’action sacrée du pasteur tout-puissant - Two Pianos [1 voice optional] (mid 1920s) La Couronne Universelle et Victorieuse – Piano & Croix sonore (before 1930) La source de la vie c’est la paix (c. 1930-31) Intronisation-Couronnement for Two Pianos or Piano / 4 hands (1931) L’Absolu – Piano / 4 hands & Ondes martenot (c. 1930s) Par la peine de la tristesse surgit le ravissemnet de la joie – Piano & Ondes martenot (early 1930s) Pouvoir majique de la Trinité triomphante – Piano & Croix sonore (early 1930s) Nous sommes ton corps collectif, Tu es notre sang uni [Le tout puissant] – Piano & Ether (1932) Reconcilions nous – Piano & Ether (1932) later revised for Piano & Croix sonare Pour le Tabernacle – Piano & Ether (1932) Hostie (c. 1932-3) La tout puissant est dans la justice pour l’amour, pout l’avènement du roi du monde [Le miracle s’impose – Etude no. 1] – Piano & Croix sonore (mid 1930s) Le tout puissant bénit la paix – Piano & Croix sonore (mid 1930s) Pour tous: amour propreté, ordre, travail: unic chemin de bonheur – Piano & Ether (1933) Couronnemnet – Two Pianos or Piano / 4 hands [to be played with Intronisation] (c. 1934) Hymne des vivants: notre salut est en lui – Piano & Croix sonore (c. 1934)


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Les quatre pâles divins – Piano & Croix sonore (c. 1934) Pour le salut du monde un seul roi [Le miracle s’impose] – Piano / 4 hands & Croix sonore (c. 1937) Aimons-nous les uns les autres I [from Livre de vie] (1942)

1. Prions par le travail 2. Son fruit nous guerira 3. Comprenons tout 4. Aidons tous 5. Pardonons a tous [Introisation-Miracle-Couronnement-Puissance] 6. Repentons nous en tous 7. Aimons tous

Aimons-nous les uns les autres II. ViatiqueI [from Livre de vie] (1942)

8. Prions par le travail ! 9. Son fruit nous guerira ! 10. Comprenons tout 11. Aidons tous ! 12. Pardonons a tous ! 13. Repentons nous en tous ! 14. Aimons tous !

L’heure est proche. Aimons-nous les uns les autres [from Livre de vie] (1942) Adorus Christ [from Livre de vie] (1945) La Paix pour les reconcilies (1948) Le Temple est mesure, l’esprit est incarné (1953) I. Couronnement – Two Pianos II. Introisation – Two Pianos La Source vive c’est la paix La Toute puissant – Two Pianos [incomplete] La Toute pissance – Two Pianos [incomplete] Obychaiko M ? “Tosca” Valse (Modzhevskago) Obyedov Y B 1904 - Suite (1935-37) Piano Sonata [based on themes from “Oprichnik” by Tchaikovsky] (1938) Piano Concerto on Udmur Folk Themes (1950) Concert Fantasia [based on Udmur Melodies] (1953)


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Udmur Ilustrations (1953) Etudes Pieces for Children + piano pieces Odoyevsky V F Prince 1804 - 1869 Waltz in G minor (c.1939) Berceuse (Juregenson 1849) Sentimental Waltz (1855) Canon (1858) Tatar Song + piano pieces Oganesyan E S [Hovhanesyan] 1930 – Six Preludes (1958-60) Poem + piano pieces Okulich-Kazarin S I ? [19 th c.] “Desarmement” Valse (Lyre) Okunev G G 1931 – 1973 Op 38 Concerto for Piano & Chamber Orchestra (1972) [full score]

Concerto for Two Pianos [arrangement of Concerto Op 38 by the composer] (Composer 1972)

“Echos of the North” Ten Pieces (1966) Twelve Little Pieces [for Children] (1966) Thaw (1972) Fast Motion – Two Pianos (1973)


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Three Pieces on Kirghiz Themes 1. In the Glade 2. Karagya ?R 3. Camel Riding ?R

On the Festive Neva – Two Pianos & Percussion The Rainbow – Album for Children

- Happily Hammering - Chastushka

Olakh – Molodoi T [Olakh] ? Sonatina Oldenbourg P Prince d’ ? [19 th c.] Andantino con mote [Henselt] (Bessel) Chant de Berceau [Henselt] (Bessel) Chant sans paroles [Henselt] (Bessel) Grande Marche Solennelle – arr. Piano 4 hands [Kühner] (Bessel) Grande Valse – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Henselt] (Bessel) Nocturne [Henselt] (Bessel) Pensée Musicale [Henselt] (Bessel) Deux Polonaises – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Henselt] (Bessel) Olenin A A 1865 – 1944 Op 27 Drei Lieder (UE 1928)

1. Dorfklänge 2. Tafellied 3. Auf dem Kirchhofe

Piano Sonata (1918) Piano Concerto (1930) Suite Olesov Y V 1924 – Little Suite (1946-47) Suite based on the childen’s fairytale “Devushka-Semidelushka” (1952)


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Oliinyk Y 1931 – Five Etudes (1969) Piano Sonata (1977) Fantasy fo the Left Hand (1982) Piano Concerto (1988) Five Spontaneous Dances Olovnikov V V 1919 – Six Preludes Omelsky A 1906 – 1988 Twenty-Eight Popular Ukrainian Melodies (1972) Poem Elegy Paraphrase in the manner of Liszt on the Ukrainian Folksong “Woe to me” Improviso Ballade “Trip to Schönbrunn” Etude Variation on a Ukrainian Humorous Song Opanasiuk A 1959 – Piano Sonata No. 1 Piano Sonata No.2 + piano pieces Oppel A ? [19 th c.] “Adoration” Valse (Gutheil)


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“Agitation” Valse (Gutheil) “Assez” Polka (Gutheil) “Au revoir” Piece de salon (Gutheil) “Damage” Mazurka (Gutheil) “Comme tu es Belle” Valse de Concert (Gutheil) “Consolation” Valse (Gutheil) Danse Russe (Jurgenson) “Girls in the Field” Mazurka (Gutheil) “Friedenspalmen” Valse (Gutheil) “Din-Din” Polka (Gutheil) “Inséparables” Valse (Jurgenson) “Inspiration” Valse (Gutheil) “Je t’aime et je souffre” Valse (Gutheil) “Kazarinov” Mazurka (Gutheil) “Red Kabachek” Mazurka (Gutheil) “Les Larmes” Valse (Gutheil) “Daredevil” Quadrille (Gutheil) ?R “Merci” Polka (Gutheil) “The Birds” Waltz (Jurgenson) Romance sans paroles (Gutheil) “Dazzle” Polka (Gutheil) ?R “Russian Messenger” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Russian Trepak (Gutheil) “Sentiment brisé” Valse de Concert (Gutheil) “Squirrel in the Cage” Musical Jest (Jurgenson) “Storm on the Volga” Musical Picture (Porges publ. 1923) Festival March (Gutheil) “Varinka” Polka (Jurgenson)


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“Veuve” Valse (Gutheil) “Gypsy” Waltz (Jurgenson) Manyushen’kina – Dance Melodie (Jurgenson) Zabili Bi [transcription by Henselt] (Jurgenson) + piano pieces

Oransky V A 1899 – 1953 Sonata-Buffa Orbelyan K A 1928 – Preludes (1952) Ore H 1885 – Op 1 Piano Sonata Op 2 Poeme Op 4 Transcriptions Op 6 Rhapsody No. 1 on Latvian / Lettish Airs [after Liszt] Op 7 Rhapsody No. 2 on Latvian / Lettish Airs Op 8 Kleine Stücke [1st set] Op 9 Two Lyrical Pieces

1. Orphan’s Lullaby 2. Menuet

Op 10 Variations & Fugue on a Theme of Beethoven for Two Pianos Op 12 Two Lyrical Pieces Op 17 South China Fantasy “The Lady & the Flowerseller” [transcription] Op 17 a South Chinese Folk Songs [transcriptions] Op 19 Macao Lullaby Op 21 Two Latvian Bagatelles Op 23 From North to South through East Asia – Concert Suite


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Op 25 Variations on a Japanses Song Op 26 A Message from Latvia Op 33 Two Latvian Pieces

1. Folksong 2. Birdsong & Shepherd’s Dance at Sunrise

Three Latvian Folk Songs – Piano / 4 hands Orfeyev S D 1904 – 1974 Five Preludes (1928) Concert Waltz (1934) Three Humoresques (1946) “Album for Young People” Ten Pieces – Vol. 1 (1949)

- Album Leaf “Album for Young People” Ten Pieces – Vol. 2 (1967) Four Canons (1970) Five Piano Pieces (1970) + piano pieces Orlansky S Y ? [20 th c.] Sergei Yakovevich Orlansky. Unable to find any specific biographical information, no detaila on dates of birth or death. Appears active through 1930’-40’s in theatres in Moscow area. Was a conductor and composer of opera and operetta, and generally created works for the theatre. He also appears to have been a conductor for a period with the Moscow Circus. Op 47 “Land of Wonder” Foxtrot Valse de Concert in C minor “Cirotinushka” Russian Song Orliansky G [Orlyansky] ? Berceuse “Podolyanochka” – Spring time ?R Orlov V ? [19 th c.]


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“Je suis Pianiste!” Collection of Fifty-five Little Pieces (Jurgenson) Collection of One Hundred & Twelve Russian Songs – arr. Piano solo (Bessel) Three Religious Chrouses [transcription for piano solo] (Jurgenson) Orlov-Shuz’m A G 1914 – 1974 Ceremonial March – Two Pianos Orlov-Sokolovsky A A 1855 – 1892 + piano pieces Ornstein L 1892 – [list follows the S numbers devised by the composer’s son] S001 Nocturne I S002 At Twilight (1911) S003 Piano Pieces (1913) S004 Nocturne II S005 Three Moods (1914)

1. Anger 2. Peace 3. Joy

S006 Suicide in an Airplane (1914 ?) S007 An Allegory (pre 1918) S008 Barcarolle (1914 ?) S050 Serenade Op 5 ? (1918) S051 Scherzino S052 Suite des Gnomes [Dwarf Suite] Op 11 (1915)

1. Dwarfs at Dawn 2. Dance of the Dwarfs 3. Funeral March of the Gnomes 4. ? 5. ? 6. March Grotesque

S053 Impressions of the Thames Op 13 (1920) S054 Danse Sauvage Op 13 No. 2 (c. 1913)


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S055 Cossack Impressions (1913 -14) S056 Impressions de Notre Dame Op 16 (1914) S057 Three Preludes Op 20 (1914) S058 Suite Russe Op 12 (1914) S059 A la Mexicana Op 35 (pre 1919) S060 A la Chinoise Op 39 (pre - 1918) S061 Poems of 1917 Op 41 (1918) S062 Nine Arabeques Op 42 (1921) S063 In the Country (1924) S064 Two Lyric Pieces (1924) S065 Musings of a Piano (1924) S066 Memories from Childhood (1925) S067 Six Water Colours Op 80 (1921) S068 Piano Sketch Books [Children’s Pieces – in two volumes] (1939) S069 Poem Tragique (1924) S070 Pygmy Suite (1914) S071 Moment Musical after Schubert (1918) S072 Nine Miniatures Op 7 (1915)

1. Bercesue 2. Mazurka 3. Romance 4. Humoresque 5. Melancolie 6. Danse Fantasique 7. Gavotte 8. Valse 9. Burlesque

S100 Bagatelle (1952) S101 Tarantelle Diabolique (1960) S102 A Long Remembered Sorrow (1964) S103 Mindy’s Piece (1967) S104 Evening Sorrow (1968)


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S105 Some New York Scenes (1971) S106 A Morning In The Woods (1971) S107 Burlesca [A Satire] (1976) S108 Ballade (1976) S109 Valse Diabolique (1977) S110 A Dream Almost Forgotten (1977) S111 Three Tales (1977) S114 Just for Fun Piece (1978) S115 A Small Carnival (1978) S116 Solitude (1978) S117 The Recruit and the Bugler (1978) S118 An Autumnal Fantasy (1978) S119 An Autumn Improvisation (1978) S120 Barbaro: A Pantomime (1978) S150 A Reverie (1979) S151 A Chromatic Dance (1979) S152 The Deserted Garden (1982) S153 Nocturne No. 1 (ca 1922) S154 To a Grecian Urn (c 1960s) S155 Tarantelle (c. 1963?) S156 A Moment of Retrospect (1950’s) S200 Sixteen Metaphors (1959-1978?) S300 Four Impromptus (c. 1952 – 1976) S320 Four Intermezzos (1965-68) S330 Six Journal Pieces (1987-88) S350 Four Legends (1960-1982) S360 Piano Sonata No. 4 (1918) S361 Piano Sonata No. 5 “Biography” (1974)


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S362 Piano Sonata No. 6 (1981) S363 Piano Sonata No. 7 (1988) S364 Piano Sonata No. 8 (1990) S380 Nine Vignettes (1977) S400 Seventeen Waltzes (1958 – 1980?) S440 Three Fantasy Pieces (1960-1961?) S551 Valse Buffon S552 Seeing Russia with Teacher – Piano / 4 Hands (1925) Scherzino (1918) Piece pour Piano / 4 Hands (1913) Four Religious Impressions Op 38 (c. 1913) Danse Arabe (1914) Improvisata (1914) Galop Fantasique (1914) The Masqueraders (c. 1916-17) Sonatina Op 15 Piano Sonata No 1 – 3 [were never written down and now lost – Opus 25, 35 & 36] Impressions of Switzerland Op 27 Eleven Short Pieces Op 29 Impressions of Norway “Valley of Tears” “Scenes from a Parisian Life” Burlesque Op 30 (pre-1918) Seven Fantasy pieces Two Improvisations – Piano/ 4 hands (1921) Piano Concerto Op 44 (1923) - arr. Two Pianos Chant of the Hindu Priest


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Osetrova – Yakovleva N A 1923 - Piano Concerto (1951) Shutka [Jest] (Soviet Composer) Osokin M A 1903 – Op 15 3. Merry Dance Op 23 Ten Pieces for Children (Muzgiz 1949)

1. Motive 2. Little Story 3. Little Toccata 4. Berceuse 5. Spring breeze 6. Merry Talk 7. Amusing Adventure 8. Jumping 9. Beating the Drum 10. Carnival Procession

Op 30 Seven Etudes (1958) Op 34 Two Preludes & Fugues Three Turnmenian Pieces (Muzgiz 1950) Three Pieces (Murgiz 1951)

1. By Night 2. Dance 3. Na reke

Fugue (1952) “The Strumming Shepherd” (Murgiz 1952) Piano Sonata Microcosmos [120 pieces] Festival-Cuban Rumba for Piano / 4 hands + piano pieces [including pieces for children] Ossipov V ? [19 th c.] “Bohémiens de Moscou” Quadrille d’apres des chansons bohémiennes (Jurgenson) Mazurka de bal (Jurgenson) Mazurka des Hussards (Jurgenson)


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“Trovatore” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Ostaschevsky G ? [19 th c.] “Little Russia” Quadrille based on airs from Ukraine [Little Russia] (Gutheil) Ostroglazov M ? 19th c Op 9 Quatre Pieces Slaves (Jurgenson 1915)

1. Procession 2. Danse slave 3. Ronde 4. Mazurka

Op 10 2. Trois Miniatures (Jurgenson) Op 14 Cinq Esquisses (Jurgenson 1914) Op 21 A la memoire de ceux qui sont morts aux champs de Bataille (Jurgenson) Ostrovskaya T 20th C – Sonatina Ostrovsky A I 1914 - Here We Are in the Yard Again Children’s Ushlo ?R Ostrovsky F 1802 - 1860 Op 11 Adagio & Rondo (Gebethner) Polonaise No. 1 Polonaise No. 2 Polonaise No. 3 Otsa H 1936 – Piano Concerto No. 1 Piano Concerto No. 2 Four Preludes & Fugues


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Osvald H ? 19th c En Nacelle (Jurgenson) Ovcharenko H 1963 - Five Preludes (1982) Piano Sonata (1985) The Wizard’s World in Pieces of Ice – Two Pianos (1994) Gopak – Two Pianos (1994) “Mezezhky” [Meshes] Miniatures Ovcharenko V 1889 -1974 Three Etudes (1930) Arkan [Hutsul Dance] Two Kolomyikas [Hutsul Dances] Ukrainian Dance Variations Hopak + piano pieces Ovchinnikov V A 1936 - Vyacheslav Aleksandrovich Ovchinnikov . Born 1936, Voronezh. Conductor and composer. Graduated 1962 from the Moscow Conservatoire, where his teachers included Bogatyryov and Khrennikov. He also studied conducting with Anosova and Ginsberg (1960-62). Since 1962 has held several conducting positions in Moscow and on Soviet/Russian radio & television. Op 3 Piano Suite No. 1 “Chorale, Prelude & Fugue” (1960) Piano Sonata-Ballade (1959) Piano Suite No. 2 (1960) Metamorphoses : Piano Sonata in Memory of H Neuhaus (1970) Piano Concerto (1970-96) Children’s Album (1984-85)


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Pieces (1993-96) Cycle of Pieces (1995-96) + piano pieces Ovchinnikov Y I 1903 – 1965 Ten Preludes (1935) Eight Etudes (1935) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1938) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1948) Toccata (1952) Etude-Toccata (1954) + piano pieces Ovenberg A ? [19th c] Op 1 Meditation [Song without Words] (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 2 Reverie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 3 “Conte d’Amour” Romance (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 4 Melodie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 5 Piece de Salon (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 6 Le Fillette et les Roses (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 7 Conte de la Grand’mere (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 8 “Feuillages tombants” Elegie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 9 “Momentary Sadness” Melodie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 10 Romance (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 11 “Passing Thoughts” Melodie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 12 Serenade de Nuit (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 13 “Dying Thoughts” Romance (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 14 “Widest Extent” Song of Freedom ?R


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Op 15 Reverie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 16 Serenade (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 17 “Chanson d’amour” Melodie (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 18 “Apres Le Bal” Piece de Salon (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 19 “In Moscow” Waltz (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 20 Dumka (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 21 Romance(Leon Idzikovsky) Op 22 “Deux Coquettes” Piece de Salon (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 23 Chanson triste (Leon Idzikovsky) Op 24 Song of Completion (Leon Idzikovsky) ?R Op 25 “Wonderful Sounds Outpouring” Waltz (Leon Idzikovsky) ?R Op 26 Printemps d’amour (Leon Idzikovsky) Ovtzyne M [Ovtsin] ? [19 th c.] Op 4 2. Serenade (Jurgenson) Ovunts G G [Hovunts] 1930 – Op 2 Twelve Preludes (1965) Op 8 Concert Inventions for Piano & String Orchestra (1972) Op 11 Piano Sonata No. 1 “The Harmony of the Mode” (1977) Op 14 Piano Sonata No. 2 “Modal & Acoustic Harmony” (1982) Op 16 Piano Concerto (1986) Op 17 Ten Pieces in the form of Monogrames (1989) + piano pieces


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P Pabst P A 1854 – 1897 Pavel Avgustovich Pabst. Born 1854, Königsberg [now Kaliningrad]: died 1897, Moscow. Pianist, pedagogue and composer [of German birth]. Following early piano studies with his father, Pabst continued his study with Door at the Vienna Hochschule für Musik, plus a number of lessons from Liszt. In 1874 he travelled to Riga, where he taught piano: four years later he accepted a position at the Moscow Conservatoire at the invitation of Nicholas Rubinstein. Following Rubinstein’s death he became the director of the Conservatoire in 1883, and from 1881-97 also held the title of Professor of Piano. Pabst exerted a considerable influence on the training of a number of Russian musicians including Bekman-Shcherbina, G & L Konyus, Gedike, Gol’denveizer, Igumnov, Lyapunov, Medtner, Olenin and Yaroshevsky. As a pianist he was noted for his impeccable sense of musical architecture and well-rounded technique. Although he maintained a wide repertoire, his speciality was as an interpreter of Liszt and Schumann’s music, he was also a greater advocate of the music of his friend’s, Tchaikovsky and Arensky. He was also prolific as a composer although it has proven difficult to build a full list of his works beyond those that are particularly well-known including the various paraphrases he wrote on works by Tchaikovsky and Rubinstein. Op 15 Romansca Op 44 Barcarolle (Jurgenson 1877) Op 74 Gavotte (Jurgenson 1878) Op 75 Scherzo No. 2 (manuscript) Op 80 Novellette (Jurgenson 1879) Op 81 Paraphrase de Concert sur l’opera “Eugene Onegin” de Tchaikovsky (Jurgenson 1880) - also arr. Two Pianos [Jaroschevsky] Op 82 Piano Concerto in Eb major (Jugenson 1882) Op 83 Fantaisie sur l’opera “Mazeppa” de Tchaikovsky (Jurgenson 1883) Op 84 Morceaux carateristique (Jurgenson 1886)

1. Serenade mauresque 2. Consolation 3. Valse miniature 4. Quasi minuetto 5. Feuille d’album 6. Scherzino

Fantasiestuck No. 1 (Heinrichshofen) Grande Fantaisie - Reminisences de l’opera “Le Demon” a’Antoine Rubinstein (Bessel 1874) Book of Scales & Exercises (Les Gammes 1875) Book 1


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Book 2 Im wunderschönen. Monat Mai (Jurgenson 1881) Ich möcht’ es mir selber verschweigen (Jurgenson 1881) O seih mich nicht so lacheln an (Jurgenson 1881) Ballade (Jurgenson 1883) Melodie (Jurgenson 1883) Illustrations de l’opera “La Dame de Pique” de Tchaikovsky (Jurgenson, Rahter 1890) Paraphrase de Concert sur le ballet “La Belle au Bois Dormant” de Tchaikovsky (Jurgenson, Rahter 1892) Trois Morceaux (Gutheil 1893)

1. Prelude 2. Romance 3. Humoresque

“Hommage a Johann Strauss” Valse Capricieuse (Gutheil 1893) Three Etudes [based on celebrated themes] (Gutheil 1893)

1. Es muss ein wunderbares sein – romance by Liszt 2. Lehn deine wang – romance by Lynzyna 3. Frühlingsnacht – romance by Schumann

Cavatina (Gutheil 1894) Trio in A minor – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Gutheil 1894) Au Crepuscule (Grosse 1895) “Pur dicesti” Air de Lotti (Jurgenson 1897) “O heller tag” (Jurgenson 1897) Mazurka in B minor (Muzyka - reprint) “A la memoire Nicolas Rubinstein” Marche Funebre in G major (Jurgenson, Rahter) Transcription & Concert Arrangements Compositions Celebre Soigneusement Revues et Doigtées (Gutheil 1895)

1. Brahms: Presto nach J S Bach 2. Liszt: Hochzeitsmarsch und Elfenreigen asu de muzik zu Shakespeares Sommernachtstraum von

Mendelssohn 3. Liszt: Rigoletto, paraphrase de Concert 4. Liszt: Serenade de Shakespeares melodie de Schubert 5. Liszt: Venezia e Napoli Tarantella 6. Moszkowski: Tarantelle Op 27 No. 2 7. Moszkowski: Valse Op 34 No. 1 8. Moszkowski: Etincelle Op 36 No. 6 9. Prudent: Quatour de Don Pasquale Op 13


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Bach: Toccata & Fugue (1870) Chopin: Mazurka Op 33 No. 2 (Jurgenson) Fitzenhagen: Marche Funevre (Jurgenson 1881) Liszt: Sonneto de Petrach No. 2 (Jurgenson 1884?) Mozart: Overture to “The Magic Flute” (1872) Tchaikovsky: Cradle Song Op 16 No.1 (Noel 1875) Variation No. 5 from Opus 19 (manuscript) + piano pieces Pachulski H [G] A 1859 – 1921 Op 1 Variations on an Original Theme (Jurgenson 1894) Op 2 Deux Pieces (Jurgenson)

1. Morceau de Fantaisie 2. Intermezzo

Op 3 Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Chant sans paroles 2. La Fileuse 3. Impromptu

Op 5 Polonaise for Orchestra - arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson) - arr. Two Pianos / 4 hands (Jurgenson)

Op 6 Valse-Caprice (Jurgenson) Op 7 Deux Etudes de Concert (Jurgenson)

1. Harmonies du Soir 2. Fantome

Op 8 Six Preludes (Jurgenson)

1. C minor 2. F minor 3. Ab major 4. F major 5. B minor 6. Db major

Op 9 Deux Pièces (Jurgenson)

1. Impromptu a la Schumann 2. Etude in G# minor

Op 10 Piano Sonata No. 1 in C minor (Jurgenson) Op 11 Deux Pièces (Jurgenson)

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2. Etude in F# major Op 11 bis Etude “Aus lichten Tagen” (Jurgenson) Op 12 Phantastische Marchen – 8 Clavierstücke (Jurgenson) Op 13 Suite for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Prelude also arr. Piano solo] (Jurgenson) Op 15 Marche solennelle for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 2 or 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 16 Feuille d’Album (Jurgenson)

1. Eb minor 2. B major 3. Db major 4. F major

Op 17 Fantasia in A major for Piano & Orchestra – arr. Two Pianos (Jurgenson) Op 18 Deux Mazourkas (Jurgenson) Op 19 Toccata (Jurgenson) Op 20 Deux Pieces a l’antique (Jugenson)

1. Theme varie 2. Pastorale a l’antique

Op 21 Quatre Preludes (Jurgenson)

1. B major 2. F# minor 3. C# minor 4. Ab major

Op 22 Trois Pièces (Jurgenson)

1. Moment Musical 2. Prelude in F major 3. Valse-Caprice

Op 23 Album for the Young (Jurgenson)

1. Dans la Chapelle 2. Fugue à deux voix 3. Morceaux canonique 4. Un peu de rêve 5. Aveu intime 6. Chant des Moissonnesuses 7. Petite Etude 8. Scherzino 9. Choral doriqu 10. Le meme choral figure 11. Pres de la source 12. Chant des mendiants 13. Fragment 14. Petite Valse 15. Point d’orgue 16. Recréation

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2. Valse Melancolique Op 25 Meditation for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Op 26 Kononische Studien (Jurgenson) Op 27 Piano Sonata No. 2 in F major Op 28 Drei Etudes Op 29 Trois Morceaux

1. Prelude in Gb major 2. Prelude in B minor 3. Elegie

Op 31 Compositions (Jurgenson)

1. Prelude in G# minor 2. Etude in G major

Mazurka in B minor [wr] Etude in Gb major Octaven-Etude (Jurgenson) Etude a Rudolphe Strobl (Gebethner) Exercise spéciaux [pour préparer les doigts à l’etude des arpéges] (Jurgenson) Etude in Db major

Transcriptions: Arensky: ? Moniuszico: O Matko moja & Mia madre [song transcriptions] Tchaikovsky: Hamlet Fantasy Overture arr. Piano / 4 hands

Melodie Op 73 No. 2 Symphony No. 5 in E minor Op 64 [piano solo version] Symphony No. 6 “Pathetique” Op 74 [piano solo version] (Noël) Valse from the Serenade for Strings Op 48 Zelenski: Masovienne & Polonaise from the Suite Op 47] + piano pieces Pachyunas A ?


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Ballade Pakal’nis Y [J] Y 1912 - 1948 Five Fragments from the stage production “Lithuanian Legends” (1939) Pak-en-Din 1909 - 1978 “Sir-Dar’ya” [Cheese To Give ?R] Folk Song – Transcription for Piano solo (1944) Paketuras V 1928 - Prelude & Fugue in C major Pakher’ A ? [19 th c] Op 34 Au Ruisseau Pakhmutova A N 1929 - Sonatina (1946) Toccata Children’s Album Small Suite – Piano / 4 hands

1. March 2. Intermezzo 3. Fugatto 4. Pastorale – Valse 5. Toccata 6. -

Tenderness Embrace the Sky Beloved of Mine Palchun V 1946 – Toccata-Fantasia [In Memory of Boris Tchaikovsky] (2000) Paliashvili L P 1895 – 1976 Variations


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+ piano pieces Palschau J G W 1741 – 1815 Variations on a Russian Song (c. 1790s) Pankeyev T P ? [19 th c] “Separation” Waltz (Idzikowski) Pankiewicz E ? [19 th c] Op 1 Deux Morceaux (Bessel)

1. Menuet in D major 2. Humoresque

Op 3 Deux Mazurkas de Concert (Bessel)

1. E major 2. A minor

Op 12 Deux Morceaux (Bessel)

1. Menuet in D# minor 2. Burlesque

Valse de Salon (Gebethner) Pantchenko S V [Panchenko] 1887 - 1937 Op 1 Deux Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Romance 2. Mazurka

Op 2 Trois Sonnets [Nos. 1, 2 & 3] (Jurgenson 1900) Op 3 Quatre Arabesques (Jurgenson)

1. Canzonetta 2. Valse 3. Romance 4. Etude

Op 6 Trois Sonnets [Nos. 4, 5 & 6] (Jurgenson 1905) Op 7 Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Canzonetta 2. Improvisation 3. Mélos

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Op 10 Trois Ébauches (Jurgenson) 1. Valse 2. Elegie 3. Canzonetta

Op 13 Deux Pieces Lyrique (Jurgenson)

1. Notturno in G major 2. Sonnet in A minor

Op 17 Cinq Pieces Enfantines (Jurgenson)

1. Canzonetta in A major 2. Elegy in A minor 3. Polka 4. Marcia religiosa 5. Etude

Op 35 Trois Sonnets [Nos. 7, 8 & 9] (Jurgenson 1908) Op 39 Dix Pieces Intimes [Two Books] (Jurgenson)

1. Prelude 2. Cavatine 3. Elegia 4. Valse 5. Scherzo 6. Allegretto 7. Helos 8. Improvisation 9. Canzonaccia 10. Etude

Op 43 Trois Sonnets [Nos. 10, 11 & 12] (Jurgenson) Op 49 Trois Sonnets [Nos. 13, 14 & 15] (Jurgenson 1908) Op 51 Trois Sonnets [Nos. 16, 17 & 18] (Jurgenson 1908) Op 56 Trois Compositions (Jurgenson)

1. Improvisation 2. Nocturne 3. Mosaique

Op 57 Deux Preludes Op 58 Tweny Etudes Melodique [4 books] (Jurgenson) Op 59 Cinq Arabesques (Jurgenson 1910) Op 60 Catalectes [Two Books] Op 63 Quatre Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Cavotte 2. Capriccio 3. Cavatina 4. Valse

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2. Intermezzo 3. Serenade 4. Canzonetta

Op 65 Cinq Preludes (Jurgenson 1911) Op 66 Trois Preludes (Jurgenson 1911) Op 67 Quatre Morceaux (Jurgenson)

1. Canzonetta 2. Intermezzo 3. Menuett 4. Etude

Marche Funebre (Jurgenson) + piano pieces Panteleimonov V ? [19 th c] “For an Hour of Leisure” Valse (Lyre) Papkov I M 1908 - Four Preludes & Sarabande (1932) Berceuse (1937) Two Preludes (1937) Piano Concerto (1940) Poetical Illustrations (1945) Toccata (1946) Variations on a Ukrainian Theme Parfyonov N G 1893 – 1942 Eleven Preludes Parkhomenko N M 1902 – 1964 Piano Sonata (1940) + piano pieces Pärt A 1935 –


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Op 1 1. Sonatina No. 1 (1958) 2. Sonatina No. 2 (1959) Op 2 Partita (1959)

1. Toccatina 2. Fughetta

Op 11 “Diagrams” (Sikorski 1964) Music for Children’s Theatre – Four Easy Dances (Lilienthal 1956-57)

1. Puss in Boots 2. Little Red Riding Hood & the Wolf 3. Butterflies 4. Dance of the Ducklings

Credo for Piano, Mixed Chorus & Orchestra (UE 1968) “If Bach Bred Beers” – Piano, String Orchestra & Wind Quintet (UE 1976 rev. 1984) Für Alina (UE 1976) Variations for the Healing of Arinushka (UE 1977 rev. 1984) Hymn to a Great City – Two Pianos (UE 1984 rev. 2000) “Lamente” for Piano & Orchestra – arr. Two Pianos (UE 2002) Partskhaladze M A 1924 – Merab Alekseyevich Partskhaladze. Born 1924, Tbilisi. Son of Aleksey Partskhaladze. Georgian composer. Following study with Barkhudaryan in Tbilisi, attended the Moscow Conservatoire, where he was pupil of Bogatyryov. Graduated in 1953, completed post-grad work in 1957. Taught in local schools in Moscow between 1953-57, and from 1957-74 was head of the editorial staff at the Muzyka and Soviet Kompozitor publishing houses. Mainly a composer of songs, choral music and piano pieces for children. His piano concerto (1953), written in a Hollywood style, has been recorded by Berman. Op 1 Panduruli – Toccata (1949) Op 3 Three Pieces

1. Dance -Etude 2. Etude 3. Panduruli No. 2 - Toccatina Op 4 Five Pieces for Children

1. Prankster 2. Complaint 3. Dance 4. Chonguri 5. To Go Pioneering

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Op 6 Four Pieces for Young People

1. Song 2. Etude in G major

3. Autumn Shower 4. Esquisses

Op 10 1. Marching 2. Oriental Dance Op 12 Piano Concerto in A major (1953) Op 16 1. Etude-Illustration

2. At the Circus Op 29 2. Valse -Scherzo 3. Etude -Scherzo Op 50 Four Pieces for Children

1. Canon 2. Marching Song -Etude 3. Oriental Melodie 4. Dance

Op 62 Sonatina Op 112 Panduruli No. 3 – Toccata (1997) Eighteen Pieces for Children (1955) Etude Foxtrot from the film “Extraordinary Encounters” Dance in A major + piano pieces [including duets for children] Parusinov A V 1882 - 1961 Aleksey Vasilyevich Parusinov. Born 1882, Saratov,: died 1961, Moscow. Composer. Graduated in 1910 from the school of the Moscow Philharmonic Society having studied composition with Koreshchenko. From 1919-32, took up a teaching positon at the Mussorgsky Technical School; then from 1932-41 at the Ivanov-Ippolitov School of Music; from 1943 taught at the music school linked to the Moscow Conservatoire. Op 3 Elegies Orientales (Jurgenson 1910)

1. Au crepuscule 2. Le Muezzin 3. Vers le soir au jardin pres de la riviere

Op 5 “Les Nuits” Impressions Musicales (Jurgenson 1910)

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Op 15 Ten Kirgistan Melodies – Piano / 4 hands (1928) Rondo (1907) Piano Sonata (1908) Waltz – Piano / 4 hands (1918) Allegro (1923) [also arranged Piano / 4 hands] Kazakh Melodies (1929) Adagio giocoso – Piano / 4 hands (1929) Seven Pieces on Chuvash Melodies (1930) Six Pieces on Kazakh Folk Melodies (1934) Ten Easy Pieces for Children (Muzgiz 1935) Seven Pieces – Piano / 4 hands (1936) Ten Pieces on French Folk Melodies (Muzgiz 1936) Eighteen Pieces for Children (Muzgiz 1936) Little Suite on Chuvash Melodies (Muzgiz 1936) Minuet-Song (1936) Allegretto (1937) Suite – Two Pianos (1938) Games with a Ball (1943) Three Fugues (1946) Eight Ukrainian Melodies (1947) Slavic Cradle Song (1947) Water Colours (1947) Riddles [with explanations] (1947) Two Pieces for Children [based on Hungarian Folk Melodies] (1947) Thirty-nine Easy Pieces for Children (1948) Two Kirgiz Melodies (1949) Georgian Song “Svetlyachok” (1949)


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Three Fugues on Russian Themes (1950) Moldavian Melodie “Vesna” [Spring] (1951) Czech Polka (1952) Simple Round Dance + piano pieces Pashchenko A F 1883[85] – 1972 Andrei Filippovich Pashchenko. Ukrainian Dumka (Jurgenson) Sonata-Fantasy (1923) Eight Pieces for Youth (1937) Pashchenko V P 1822 – 1891 Vasil Ivanovich Pashchenko. Born 1822: died 1891, Buda-Horobiivs’ka. Composer. Lived and worked exclusively in Odessa. Very little else seems known about him. Wrote numerous works for the piano including waltzes, mazurkas, polonaises etc. many of which were based on Ukrainian themes. Very few of these works seem to have survived, and as such are very difficult to find. Polonaise “On Taras Schvchenko’s Death” (Jurgenson) Poloniase “Duma of Ukraine” (Jurgenson) Transcription on a Ukrainian Folk Song + piano pieces [waltzes, mazurkas, polkas] Paskhalov V N [Paschalov] 1841 – 1885 En Séparation (Jurgenson) Romance (Nord. Musikforlag) Soirée de mai (Jurgenson) + piano pieces Pastchenko B ? [19 th c] Variations “ Song of the Ukraine (Cranz) Ukrainian Dumka (Jurgenson)


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“Poland” At the Death of Shevchenko (Jurgenson) Za Peman’ idu (Jurgenson) ?R Recollections of Gogol’ (Baltz) Pasternak B L 1890 – 1960 Prelude in Eb minor (1906) Prelude in G# minor (1906) Piano Sonata (1905-9) + piano pieces Päts R E [Pyats] 1899 – 1977 Variations (1925) Piano Sonata (1926) Twenty Pieces for Children [themes based on Estonian Folksongs] (1929) Suite (1937) Sonatina (1956) Patsukevich V 1948 - Polyphonic Piece Dialogue Patzevich L [Patzewitsch] ? [19 th c] Deux Mazurkas (Jurgenson) Pauk A P [Pavuk] 1945 – Legend of the Raven (1981) Nebulae – Piano / 4 hands (1981) Pauls R 1936 –


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Rhapsody for Piano & Jazz band (1964) Pavlenko I ? [19 th c] Mazurka No. 1 “American” Mazurka No. 2 (Jurgenson) “The Guards” Gavotte (Jurgenson) “Mimochka” Polak (Jurgenson) Pavlenko S 1952 - Sergey Pavlenko. Born 1952, Moscow. Graduated 1977 from the Moscow Conservatoire where he studied composition with Sidelnikov and Denisov, completed post-grad work in 1980. Tends to prefer chamber instrumental genres and often experiments with unusual combinations of instruments. Piano Sonata No. 1 (Composer 1974-75) Piano Sonata No. 2 “Fantasia quasi una sonata” (Muzyka 1981) Encore Music (2001) Some Frontier States – Two Pianos [in quarter tones] (2001) Pavlikovsky E ? [19 th c] Barcarolle No. 1 (Jurgenson) “Alexandrine” Polka (Jurgenson) “Elegante” Polka de salon (Jurgenson) “Espirit et charme” Valse de salon (Jurgenson) “Juristen” March (Jurgenson) “Playful” Polka (Jurgenson) “Mignon” Polka (Jurgenson) Barcarolle No. 2 (Jurgenson) Romance (Jurgenson) Valse Etude (Jurgenson) “Zest” Polka (Jurgenson) “Glory” Mazurka (Jurgenson)


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“Recollections” Polka (Jurgenson) “Succes immense” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Sembrich” Valse (Jurgenson) Serenade (Jurgenson) Songs without Words (Jurgenson) Barcarolle No.3 (Jurgenson) “Voltigeur” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Pavlinov A ? Spring Waltz “I Glaze” Song for Piano Prelude Loving Sorceress/Witch Loaching Around Five Pieces for Children

1. Setting Sun 2. Prelude 3. Berceuse 4. Showers 5. Wintery Evening

Pavlishchev N ? [early 19 th c] Valse in D minor (c. 1829) Pavlov E ? Op 1 Lyrical Pieces [Book 1] – Nine Preludes Op 2 Scherzo in C# minor Op 3 Lyrical Pieces [Book 2] – Three Preludes Op 4 “La Mer” Impressionistic Etude [originally for Orchestra] (Editions D’Etat c. 1925) Op 5 Piano Sonata No. 1 “The Heroic” Op 8 Piano Sonata No. 2


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Valse in Memory of Scriabin Pavlov S ? [19 th c] Op 1 “Love, nor Lover” Polka-Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 2 “Forget-me-not” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 4 “Slava” March (Jurgenson) Op 5 “Fidget” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 6 “The Breeze” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 9 “Plus d’entrain !” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Op 10 “La joie de retour” Valse-Fantaisie (Jurgenson) Op 11 Turkish Patrol (Jurgenson) Op 12 “Dors mon ange !” Melodie (Jurgenson) Op 13 “The Humming-bird” Polka (Jurgenson) Op 15 “Golden Fish” Polka (Jurgenson) ?R Op 18 “Not Your Age” Valse (Jurgenson) ?R Op 21 Reverie Mélancolique (Jurgenson) Op 22 “In Vostok” Sketch (Jurgenson) Op 23 “In Meditation” Little Piece (Jurgenson) Op 24 Recollections of Shveitsari (Jurgenson) Op 25 “Tumbling in the Light of the Sun” Musical Picture (Jurgenson) Op 26 “La Gracieuse” Morceau de salon (Jurgenson) Op 27 “The Forgetful Wanderer” (Jurgenson) ?R Op 28 Petite Fantaisie (Jurgenson) Op 29 La Tristesse (Jurgenson) Op 30 Idylle (Jurgenson) “Khokotushka” Polka (Jurgenson) “Between Moments” Polka Mazurka (Jurgenson) ?R “Pleasant Memories” Polka-Mazurka (Jurgenson)


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“The Picnic” Polka-Mazurka (St Petersburg Magazin) “Waiting Tebya” Gavotte (St Petersburg Magazin) ?R Pavlov’ V ? [19 th c] “Lost Times” Waltz (Jurgenson) Pavlovoi P M ? [19 th c] Op 8 “Battleship Chesma” March (Johansen) Op 14 “Love & Hope” Waltz (Johansen) ?R Op 33 “Ce que dira le monde” Mazurka (Johansen) Op 34 “After Midnight” Waltz (Johansen) Pavluchenko S ? [20 th c.] Five Preludes & Fugues (1959) Two Fugues

1. C minor 2. Bb major

Two Pieces

1. Ukrainian Song 2. Pioneers Song

Fugetta in Eb major Pecheniha – Uhlytsky P 1892 – 1948 Lamentation Prelude (1944) Imaginary Portrait (1944) Holota Elegy Three Kolomyikas Farewell Eight Preludes Andante


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Scherzo in G major Minuet Pisnia [Song] Ukrainian Girl’s Dance Entr’act Tango Charming Primitive Romanzetta Sentimental Consolation Intermezzo Polonaise Piano Sonata Hopak Fugue Funernal March Oriental Silhouettes Burlesque on New Modern Music – Piano / 4 hands or Two Pianos / 8 hands + piano pieces Pechersky B ? Miniature Ballerina Four words for piano beginners Interlude Suite for Piano / 4 Hands Ten Characteristic Pieces Peiko N I [Peyko] 1916 - 1995 Ballade in B minor (1939) Concert Etude in A minor (1940)


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Sonatina No. 1 (1942) Sonatina - Fairy-tale (1943) Piano Concerto in Bb major (1943 rev. 1954) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1946-54) Magician’s Dance from the Ballet “Joan of Arc” – arr. Piano solo (1957) Sonatina No. 2 (1957) Variations (1957) Sonatina No. 3 (1957) Bylina [Epic Poem] (1966) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1975) Concert Variations in A minor for Two Pianos Introduction & Dance for Two Pianos Peisin A Y 1894 - 1954 Piano Sonata Pelécis G 1947 – “New Year’s Music” (1976) Concertino bianco in C major for Piano & Chamber Orchestra (1984) Piano Sonata (1988) “Nevertheless” – Concerto for Piano, Violin & Orchestra (1993) “Persuasion” – Concerto for Piano, Violin & String Orchestra (1994) Four Piano Suites Children’s Concerto for Piano & Orchestra Penkina A 1960 – Piano Concerto (1989) Ten Pieces for Children (1997)


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Perchik’ L C ? [19 th c] “Dreius-Estergazi” Polka Mazurka (Idzikowski) “Zolya” March (Idzikowski) Pergament R S 1906 – 1965 Ten Pieces for Children (1958) Polka in Ab major + piano pieces Petchersky B 20th century Twelve Inventions (Muzyka) What Did The East Wind Talk About ? – Piano / 4 hands (Muzyka) Petovsky V ? The Magician/Sorceror ?R Petrouchev D ? [19 th c] Op 2 Transcription & Variations on a Bohemian Russian Song (Idzikowski) Op 4 “Le Ruisseau” Fantaisie (Idzikowski) Quadrille on Ukrainian Song Themes (Idzikowski) Quadrille on Russian Song Themes (Idzikowski) Petrov A P 1930 - Suite from the Ballet “The Postmaster” [after Pushkin] (1955)

1. Round Dance of the Young Girls 2. Children’s Dance 3. Adagio 4. Dance of the Coachmen

Piano Concerto (1989) Valse from the film “Guard Your Vehicle” – Two Pianos & Piano solo Overture from the film “Taming Ognia” – Two Pianos


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Round Dance of the Angels from the Ballet “The Creation of the World” – arr. Two Pianos (Soviet Composer) Petrov L ? [19 th c] Op 6 “Along the Street Myatelitsa” Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 16 “Into the the Field of Standing Birch-trees” Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 23 “That, Which is So Strong” Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 27 “You, Who Are So Quick to Amuse Me” Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 29 “Au Revoir” Valse (Jurgenson) Op 34 “On Departure” Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 47 Three Romances [transcriptions of songs by Glinka, Varlamov & Gurilev] (Jurgenson) Op 50 Love me, Pashkova (Gutheil) Op 53 “Riding with the Children” Variations (Jurgenson) Op 55 Les derniere valses d’un fou (Jurgenson) Op 55 a “Lebewohl” Pensee fugitive (Bessel) Op 62 The Evening Sky Blushes Like a Maiden (Jurgenson) Op 66 Souvenir de Beethoven (Bessel) Op 67 Souvenir de M. de Weber (Bessel) Op 79 Walking Along the Gardan Path (Jurgenson) ?R Op 91 Une reve melancholique (Bessel) Op 120 “The Farmer, Klimovsky” Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 121 He is Certainly Not, Bulakhova (Johansen) Op 129 Not Departed, My Friend (Jurgenson) Op 147 Old Woman Fortune-Telling (Jurgenson) Op 156 Romance by Dubuka [transcription] (Jurgenson) Op 175 Coquette Shtutsmana (Jurgenson) Op 200 Romance by Shashinoy [transcription] (Jurgenson) Op 207 Romance by Nikolaev [transcription] (Jurgenson) Op 209 Madly Craving Our Encounter (Johansen)


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Op 214 “Sailors” Bilboa Duet (Gutheil) Op 230 Seven Romances [transcriptions] (Jurgenson) Op 269 Potpourri on Russian Folksongs (Jurgenson) Op 270 Marry Me My Darling Makhotina (Jurgenson) Op 273 No, This Bodes Ill of You (Jurgenson) ?R Op 275 Romance by Tseinera (Lyre) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] Op 276 “Greetings” March (Jurgenson) Op 279 Tebe odnai, Rubasova (Lyre) [also arr. Piano / 4 hands] Op 281 Proshu vas’, Ptichki, ob’ odhom’ Gumberta - Fantasia (Jurgenson) Op 282 You Are Mine, Heart & Soul (Jurgenson) Op 283 En Rouet to Our St. Petersburg (Davingov) Op 285 Variations on a Russian Romance (Lyre) Op 289 Pic’metso (Zimmermann) Album of Twelve Russian Songs & Romances – arr. Piano Solo (Bessel) Album of Russian Folksongs – arr. Piano solo (Gutheil) “Ipko” Jewish Song [transcription] (Jurgenson) “I Love You” by Kushelev [transcription] (Jurgenson) “Moscow” Song by Dekker-Shenka [transcription] (Jurgenson) “St Petersburg” Romance by Nikolaeyev [transcription] (Leopas) Romance by Varlamov – Piano / 4 hands (Bessel) Five Russian Romances [transcription] (Gutheil) “Rossignol” by Alabieff [transcription] – Piano / 4 hands (Bessel) “An Evening with the Family” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Native Sounds of Home” Waltz (Jurgenson) Petrov N ? [19 th c] Aria from the opera “Faust” arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson) “Gandzya” Ukrainian Song [transcription] – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson)


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“Pastimes for Children” Collection of Little Pieces from Opera (Jurgenson) “Tam’, de rechka kruto v’etsya” Ukrainian Song [transcription] (Jurgenson) Petrov P ? [19 th c] Op 10 “The Moor-hen” Waltz (Jurgenson) Petrov P 1949 – Piano Concerto Petrov S M ? [19 th c] “Down With Your Weapons” March (Idzikowski) Petrov V 1929 – Two Preludes Petrova M 20th Century Variations (Nauka I Izkustvo 1968) Little Sonata Quasi Toccata Petrov – Boyarinov P ? [19 th c] Op 3 Deux Esquisses (Jurgenson) Op 5 Quatre Esquiesses (Jurgenson) Op 14 Esquisses (Editons D’Etat) Petrov – Omel’chuk P 1943 - Prelude-Ostinato (196) Three Miniatures (1967) Concertino-Stretto for Piano & String Ensemble (1975)


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Pevzner K ? Song of the Oranges Pidhorestsky B 1873 - 1919 + piano pieces [including sonatas] Pikhugin P ? The Swan on a Lake Pikkiev V ? [19 th c] “Recollections of Gungerburge” Valse-Fantasie (Rose) Pikul V A 1937 – Vladimir Anatolevich Pikul. Born 1937, Orel. Composer. Graduated from the piano class of the Moscow Conservatoire in 1960. However, continued his piano studies with Ginsberg & Emelyanovoy until 1963, then under took composition studies with Fere and finally post-graduate studies with Krennikov until 1969. Between 1963 – 1969 he also taught at the Orel Music School; and from 1969-74 was a editor with the “Soviet Kompozitor” publishing House. Three Preludes & Fugues (Soviet Kompozitor 1972) Piano Sonata (1973) Piano Concerto (Soviet Composer 1975) – arr. Two Pianos [composer] Three Pieces for Children

1. Dance Buratino 2. Fairytale 3. Valse

A Magical Sight [Concert Piece] Pilyutykov S ? [1960’s] Play the Game (1994) “Zigzags” – Piano & Percussion (2001) Pingoud E 1888 – 1942 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1917)


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Piano Concerto No. 2 (1921) Piano Concerto No. 3 (1922) “La face d’une grande ville” for Piano & Orchestra (1936-37) Piano Sonata Piontkovska-Goumovsky S V ? - 1911 Gavotte et Vasle Triste (Jurgenson) Pipkov L 1904 – 1974 Children’s Album (1936) Pastorale (1944) Piano Concerto (1956) De Un A Quinze [From One to Fifteen] – Nineteen Pieces Metro-Rythmiques Old Style Dance + piano pieces Piringer A ? [19 th c] “Lost Times” Waltz (Kastner) Pirkovsky N I 1906 - Op 3 “Detyam” Little Suite on Jewish Motives – Piano / 4 hands (1933 rev. 1936)

1. Folk Dance 2. Fairytale 3. Dance

Ballade No. 1 (1949) Ballade No. 2 (1951) Preludes (1952) Sadness / Regret for the Land Pirumov A I 1930 – 1995 Variations [1st set] (1948)


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Suite (1952) Variations [2nd set] (1952) Sonatina No. 1 (1960) Prelude & Toccata (1961) Sonatina No. 2 (1966) Etudes (1966) Children’s Album – Twenty-four Pieces (1968) Variations on a theme by Bartók (1968) Martial Dance (1968) Prelude (1969) Concert Variations for Piano & Orchestra (1972) – arr. Two Pianos Piano Sonata (1973) Scherzo (1973) Twenty-four Little Fugues (1986) Twelve Preludes & Fugues Pisecki M ? [19 th c] Quadrille on Six Ukrainian Songs (Idzikowski) Pishna I ? [19 th c] Op 27 Funeral March [For Alexander II] – Piano / 4 hands (Jurgenson) Pistolkors A de ? [19 th c] Demand & Response (Leopas) Fischermädchen (Leopas) “Insouciance” Impromptu (Jurgenson) Quick March (Jurgenson) Plakidis P G 1947 –


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Piano Sonata No. 1 (1965) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1968) Music for Piano, Strings & Timpani (1969) Piano Concerto (1975) “Quintes” Inventions for Two Pianos (1976) Five Pieces for Children (1979) “Tris O Vaciea dzejoli” Waltz (1980) Concerto-Ballade for Piano, Two Violins & String Orchestra (1984) Piano Pieces for Children (1993) Platov von ? [early 19 th c] Regimental March for Tsar Alexander (c. 1812) Pletnev M 1957 – Concert Suite arrangement from Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” ballet Concert Suite arrangement from Tchaikovsky’s “The Sleeping Beauty” ballet Prologue & Races from Shchedrin’s “Anna Karenina” ballet Suite from Prokofiev’s “Cinderella” Ballet – arr. Two Pianos

1. Introduzione 2. Litigio 3. Inverno 4. Primavera 5. Valzer di Cenerentola 6. Gavotta 7. Galop 8. Valzer Lento 9. Finale

+ piano pieces Pliyeva Z V 1949 - Preludes (1970-72) Poeme (1963) Toccata (1963-75) Five Sarkazmor (1963-75)


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Four Fugues (1963 –75) Miniatures for Children – Books I & II (1978) Ritual (1978) Triads (1978) Toccatina (1979) Children’s Album “A Trip to the Zoo” (1980) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1982) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1984) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1990) “Mirazh” for Two Pianos & Tape (1992) Piano Sonata No. 4 (1995) + piano pieces Plothnichenko G M 1918 - 1974 Two Pieces for Piano & Small Orchestra (1955)

1. Concert Waltz 2. Galop

Pobuda O V ? [19 th c] Russian Festival March (Nord. Musikforlag) Poddubny S N 1954 - Three Preludes (Kompozitor) Podel’sky G V 1927 – 1983 Piano Concerto (1954) Yen’ka [Dance] Podgaits E [Y] I 1949 - Op 19 Children’s Album – Twenty-one Pieces (1978)

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2. Mouning Song 3. Request 4. March 5. Valse 6. Past Mourning 7. Favourite Doll 8. Russian Doll 9. Little Romance 10. On the Swing 11. Lullaby 12. National Folk Dance 13. We are Skipping 14. Pasmurno ?R

Op 44 Polyphonic Studes (1983) Op 57 Sonata – Partita (1986)

1. Prelude 2. Fugue-Valse 3. Aria 4. Pegtaim 5. Zhiga – Sarabanda 6. Nocturne

Op 75 Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello & Piano and Orchestra (1988) Op 76 Three Pieces

1. Processional Interval [or “Where’s the Greater Sixth”?] 2. Prelude 3. Etude

Op 69 Suite for Children (1987) Op 79 Piano Concerto No. 2 “The Samara” for Young People (1989) Op 100 Children Stories, Suite for Piano / 4 hands (1993)

1. Festive Prelude 2. The Little Python 3. Story of the Two Tom-Cats 4. The Kitten and the Snowflakes 5. Here Comes the Circus

Op 104 Six Moods (1993) Op 106 Five Inventions (1993) Op 115 Bakhchiyev Concert – Two Pianos (1995) Podgoretsky B V [Pidhoretsky] 1873 - 1919 + piano pieces Podgorny V 1928 –


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Fantasie on an Ukranian Folk-song Podkovyrov P P 1910 – 1977 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1936) Twenty-four Preludes (1943) “Zyazul’ka” Poeme (1951) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1954) Suite “At the Pioneers Camp” – Twenty Pieces for Children (1954) - Song of Youth Piano Concerto (1964) + piano pieces [incl. Nocturnes, Dances] Podłuski L ? [19 th c] Op 5 Trois Polkas de danse (Idzikowski) Op 9 Deux Mazurkas (Idzikowski) Op 11 Polka de salon (Idzikowski) Op 12 Deux Chansonnettes a la Mazurka (Idzikowski) Op 29 Ballade (Idzikowski) Podmener’ N ? [19 th c] Op 4 “Novel” Pas de Quatre (Jurgenson) Op 6 “Fin de Siècle” Quadrille (Jurgenson) Op 7 “Chrysantheme” Valse (Jurgenson) Op 11 “Mercédès” Valse Espagnole (Jurgenson) Op 12 “Echo d’été” Valse (Jurgenson) Op 14 “Aragonaise” Valse (Jurgenson) Pogojev W [Pogojeff, Pogozhev] ? [19 th c] Op 1 Cinq Fugues (Belaieff) Op 2 Quatre Fugues on BACH (Belaieff)


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Op 4 Six Preludes (Belaieff) Op 5 String Quartettino - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff) Op 7 String Quartet - arr. for Piano / 4 Hands (Belaieff) Op 8 Morceaux de Ballet. Petite Suite for Orchestra – arr. Piano / 4 hands (Belaieff)

1. Sarabande 2. Pas d’action 3. Polka 4. Petite Valse

Op 11 Polonaise for Orchestra - arr. for Piano/4 Hands (Belaieff) Pohl V I [Pol’] 1875 - 1962 Vladimir Ivanovich Pohl. Born 1875, died 1962. First educated in Kiev and later at the Moscow Conservatory. In 1904, he taught at a music school in Yalta, and from 1905 he served five years as director of the Moscow section of the Russian Music Society. In 1911 succeeded Rachmaninoff as the director of the Empress Maria Music Institute in Moscow. From 1918-19 he arranged with Makovsky a number of concerts and exhibitions at royal palaces across Yalta. After the revolution he fled Russia [circa. 1927] and settled in Paris where he was on the Council of The Belaïeff Editions, and a professor of composition at the Russian Conservatory in Paris. Pohl was associated with the circle around George Ivanovich Gurdjieff showing much interest in occult and oriental literature coupled with a study of Sufi music. Op 17 Poem for left hand (1938 Belaieff) Op 19 Deux Morceaux [for the left hand] (Belaieff)

1. Valse-Impromptu 2. Valse Romantique

“Catarina” Polka (Gutheil) Inayat-Khan - Hindoo Songs and Dances arr. by Pohl & Tolstoi (1914) + piano pieces Poklad I 1941 - The Reindeer ?R The Enchantress ?R Golden Ears of Corn Pokroschinsky M ? Op 2 “L’Aveu” Serenade Op 7 Marche Funebre


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Op 8 Berceuse Op 10 Poloniase Pokrovsky I ? [early 20 th c] Op 1 Quatre Pieces (Jurgenson 1900)

1. Prelude 2. Valse melancoliqye 3. Canzonetta 4. Rosalie [No. 1]

Op 4 Deux Miniatures (Jurgenson 1901)

1. Solitude 2. Au Couvent

Op 5 Trois Morceaux (Jurgenson 1901)

1. Dumka 2. Petite Valse [No. 3] 3. Rosalie [No. 2]

Op 12 Quatre Pieces Naives (Jurgenson 1908)

1. Prelude 2. Valse 3. Moment musical 4. Bergerette

Pol’ Kh ? [19 th c] Festival March [based on Russian Soldier’s Songs] (Gutheil) Pol’ Khp ? [19 th c] Quadrille No. 1 on Ukrainian Themes (Jurgenson) Quadrille No. 2 on Ukrainian Themes (Jurgenson) Quadrille No. 3 on Ukrainian Themes (Jurgenson) Pol’ V ? [19 th c] “Katarina” Polka (Gutheil) Polenov V 1844 - 1927 Farewell Song Poleski M ? [19 th c]


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“Espoir dans l’avenir” Valse (Gebethner) “Pan Podkomorzy” Polonaise (Gebethner) “Victoire” Valse (Gebethner) Polevaya V V [Poleva] 1962 - Tremolo (1989) Anthem I for Piano, Strings and Bells (1991) Trivium (1993) Piano Cycle for Children “Green Grassy Little Hares” (1995) Piano Sonata “Chisla” [Numbers] (1996) “Serene” Piano Sonata (1999) Polevyi V 1927 - Piano Sonata Two Poemes Poliakin M ? [19 th c] “To the 20th Century” March (Kastner) Poliakov V L 1915 - Piano Concerto – arr. Two Pianos (publ. 1958) Pollesky – Stchipillo P ? [19 th c] “Le Secret d’Amour” Valse (Leopas)

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Impromptu in C major “Blossoming May” Jazz Foxtrot “Bouquet of Spring” Slow Waltz + piano pieces Polonsky S B ? [19 th c] Op 3 Nocturne (Idzikowski) Op 4 Danse Tzigane (Idzikowski) Op 5 Mazurka (Idzikowski) Op 6 “Pensée du Bal” Valse (Idzikowski) Poloschitz ? [19 th c] “Always Alike” Mazurka (Jurgenson) Polov G ? [20 th c] Melodie in F major (1925) Polovinkin L A 1894 – 1949 Leonid Alekseyevich Polovinkin. Born 1894, Kurgan: died 1949, Moscow. Conductor, composer and linguist. Originally educated in Moscow where his family moved in 1896. He studied law at Moscow University from 1917, whilst at the same time studied music at the Moscow Conservatoire (composition with Myaskovsky and Catoire, orchestration and form with Vasilenko, piano with Konyus and later Kippa, plus lessons in fugue from Gliere, harmony and counterpoint with Zolotaryov and Ilinsky, and conducting from Malko). He graduated in 1924 but continued post-graduate studies at the Conservatoire until 1926, after which he taught orchestra and music analysis there until 1932. Polovinkin was involved with the publication of the “Handbook of Musical Forms” by his teacher Catoire, and helped establish a Leningrad a theatre for ballet and opera. He was music director of the Aleksandrinsky Theatre in Leningrad and after 1927, director of the Moscow Central Children’s Theatre. His earliest works were in general for the theatre, although he started writing piano sonatas from the early 1920’s and advanced in to various music forms. These sonatas show a mildly modernist tendency combining the more obvious harmonic colouring of Scriabin with a growing tendency towards the linear style cultivated by Prokofiev. He remained quite conservatoire in matters of form and structure. In 1927 his orchestral work “Prologue” was performed at a concert sponsored by the Russian Association for Contemporary Music (ASM) to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the October Revolution. However, in 1929 when Lunacharsky was ousted from office, the situation began to get difficult for modernist artists in Russia and the composer’s 5th piano sonata reflected a marked simplification of harmony and texture. It was sub titled “last sonata” and seems to have indicated a gesture towards the proletarian groups, to give up abstract formal music and for his compositions to reflect a greater attention to Soviet “realism”. Although he did not write any further piano sonatas he did write large-scale symphonies [9 in total] during the 1930’s.


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Op 1 Piano Sonata No. 1 in F major (1924) Op 2 3. Mazurka (1926) Op 5 Deux Morceaux (1925)

1. Evenements No. 1 2. Evenements No. 2

Op 9 Trois Morceaux (c. 1924-26)

1. Elegie 2. Elektrificat 3. Obsession

Op 10 Evenements [No. 3] (UE 1924) Op 12 Evenements [No. 4 & 5] (UE 1924) Op 13 Piano Sonata No. 2 in Eb major (UE 1924-5) Op 15 Piano Sonata No. 3 in C major (1925-6) Op 18 Piano Sonata No. 4 in F major (1927) Op 20 Four Pieces (1926)

1. Serenade interrompue 2. Evenement [No. 6] 3. Two Pieces a) Vor langer Zeit b) Jetzt

Op 21 2. Danse lyrique (1929) Op 30 Six Pieces (1927)

1. Danse 2. Nocturne dansante 3. Danse 4. Valse 5. Berceause 6. Danse, tiree de la suite pour 8 instruments

Op 31 Two Fragments from the ballet “Der Negerknabe und der Affe” – arr. Piano Solo (UE 1928) Novelle ironique (c. 1920’s) “Ski” Fox-trot (UE 1925) Evenement [No. 7] (1928)

1. Pressentiment 2. L’action 3. Souvenir

Piano Sonata No. 5 in A major “The Last Sonata” (1929) Evenement [Nos. 8-10] (1931-34) Variations in A minor (1931)


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Mazurka in B major (1931) Mazurka in F# major (1933) Piano Concerto in D minor (1933) Two Nocturnes (1933)

1. Nocturne lyrique 2. Nocturne romantique

Les Attraits [Magnets] – A Suite for Piano (1933)

1. Regard d’adieux 2. Inquietude 3. Chanson populaire oukraine 4. Danse populaire

Humoresque philosophique (1935) Dzyuba – A Suite for Piano (1936)

1. Introduction 2. Ville d’eau 3. Le negre 4. Scenes des jongleurs et valse melancolique 5. Danse avec les coussins

Toccata in F# minor (1937-9) Elegy & Allegro Fugato (1938) Five Postludes (1938) Humoresques [set II] (1939) Twenty-four Postludes (1941) Five Dances for Piano

1. Miranda 2. Ariel 3. Rumba 4. Tango 5. Paso-doble [last three pieces originally published as “Three South American Dances”]

Suite for Piano (1947) Mazurka in F# major (1947) Tantseval’naya (1943) Divertissement No. 1 (1946) Divertissement No. 2 (1947) Four Waltzes (1947) Tanze der ratzel [Aus dem Repetoir des Moskauer Theaters fur Kinder] (1954)

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3. Die Ballerine 4. Launen 5. Marsch

Three Postludes (1965) Three Chanson-Mazurkas Rapsodie

1. Aupres du brasier 2. Se promenant jusque laube

Frusse – Une Danse, tiree de la comedie musicale “Sirocco” Dance in Eb major Suite for Two Pianos Postlude + piano pieces Poloz N G 1936 – Piano Sonata No. 1 (1957) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1963) Concert (1974) Five Preludes & Fugues (1978-82) Concertino for Piano, Strings & Percussion (1981) Elegy Etudes Variations + piano pieces Pol’sky I S 1924 – Two Preludes & Scherzo (1946) Three Preludes (1946) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1947) Five Pieces for Children (1947) Piano Sonata (1956)


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Pieces based on Belarussain Themes (1965) Concertino for Piano & Orchestra (1972) Twenty-four Christmas Carols (1979-83) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1982) Poltoratsky V A 1949 - 1985 Biographical information not known. Op 1 Two Preludes Op 14 1. Song Op 16 Twenty-four Preludes & Fugues Nos. 1-12 (Jurgenson) Op 17 Twenty-four Preludes & Fugues Nos. 13-24 (Jurgenson) Op 26 Three Pieces

1. Melodie 2. Bagpipes 3. Old Style Dance

Op 29 Twenty-four Salon Pieces Nos 1-12 Op 30 Twenty-four Salon Pieces Nos. 13-24 Polunin Y I 1913 - 1982 Yuri Iosifovich Polunin (1913-82) – teacher, pianist and composer who worked all his life in a Moscow children’s schools and was noted as an exceptional teacher. Compositions aimed at children / young players. Three Pieces (Muzgiz 1951)

1. Recollection 2. New Play 3. Summer rain

Sonatina (Muzgiz 1960) Concert Variations for Piano & Orchestra – arr. Two Pianos (Muzyka 1966) The Spinner [Spinning] Album for Children (Soviet Kompozitor 1986) Seven Little Etudes Polvala V 1932


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Prelude & Fugue (1967) Twelve Pieces for Children (1973) Twelve Pieces for Children (1977) Piano Sonata + piano pieces [including two further collections for children] Polyakov V L 1913 – 1970 Piano Concerto No. 1 (1948) Piano Concerto No. 2 (1955)

Polyanich A A [Polyanichenko] 1895 – 1968 Etude-Fantasia (1930) Three Waltzes (1930) Six Preludes (1930) Two Nocturnes (1930) Two Impromptus (1930) Ballade (1936) Fantasia on an Osetin Theme (1945) ?R Six Preludes on an Osetin Theme (1946) Variations (1946) + piano pieces Polynsky N N [Polyansky] 1928 – Nikolai Nikolayevich Polynsky. Born 1928 in Tashkent. Uzbek Composer. Initially studied piano and graduated from the Tashkent Conservatoire in 1950; followed later by composition studies at Moscow Conservatoire in class of Bogatyrev [graduated 1965]. Between 1952-1954 was a teacher at the Gliere Music School in Tashkent, followed by a further teaching position at a music school in the Sverdlovsk region of Moscow [1954-56]. In 1956 was music editor of the Goskontsert before taking up an editorial position in 1959 of the Muzgiz publishing house. From 1962, he acted as a consultant with the USSR Composer’s Union. Op 21 Twelve Concert Etudes (Muzyka 1981)


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Piano Sonata No. 1 (1947) Five Preludes (1947) Fifteen Uzbek Dances (1951) Five Pieces (1953) Piano Concerto (1956) Suite “Tulips” (1959) Symphonic Poem “Pleshcheeva Lake” for Piano & Orchestra (1961) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1962) Twenty-Five Preludes (1962) Concertino for Piano & Orchestra (1963) Sonatina (1963) Scherzo-Impromptu (1964) Ballade (1965) Suite “Marching Pioneers” (1968) Poetic Notebook (1970) Songs of our native lands (1972) Thirty-Three Preludes (1974) Songs of the River Pechory – Three Pieces Two Pieces

1. At the Border of the Soviet Union 2. Merry Journey

Pomasansky J ? [19 th c] Potpourri on motives from the opera “Opritchnik” by Tchaikovsky (Bessel) Romance “Hungarian Song” by Dütsch – arr. Piano solo (Bessel) Pomerantsev G ? [19 th c] “Bouquet de bal” Valse (Jurgenson) Melodie (Jurgenson) “Reveries Enchantée” Ballet in 1 Act – arr. Piano solo (Jurgenson)


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Pomerantsev Y N 1878 – 1933 + piano pieces Ponomarenko N C 1893 -1952 Moldavian Folk Song – arr. Piano / 4 hands Moldavian Dance in A minor [No. 1] – arr. Piano / 4 hands Moldavian Dance in A minor [No. 2] – arr. Piano / 4 hands + piano pieces Ponomarenko V 1928 -1984 Variations (1959) Two Pieces (1959)

1. Elegy 2. Dance

Five Fugues (1960) Donets’k Album (1961) Two Preludes 91963) Two Preludes (1965) Pontus A ? [19 th c] “Stepka-rastrepka” Polka (Jurgenson) ?R “Mit’ka-Molodets’ ” Polak (Jurgenson) Popatenko T A 1912 – Polka + piano pieces Popov A G 1957 - Piano Sonata No. 1 (1974) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1975)


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Piano Sonata No. 3 (1976 rev. 1999) Piano Sonata No. 4 (1978) Three Engravings (1979) Two Sketches (1982) Four Preludes & Fugues (1985) Piano Sonata No. 5 (1992) “Moira” – Piano, Glockenspiel and Triangle (1995) Miniatures (Izdatel’stvo Composer 2000) Popov E ? [19 th c] “Ma pensée” Polka-Mazurka (Gutheil) Popov E G ? [19 th c] “Bouquet” A Medley of Pieces (Idzikowski) Popov G N 1904 - 1972 Op 1 “Images” Two Pieces (1925)

1. Expression 2. Melodie

Op 6 Grosse Klavier Suite [Great Piano Suite] (1927-28)

1. Invention 2. Chorus 3. Song 4. Fugue

Op 51 Two Fairy-tales (1948) Op 80 Three Lyrical Poems (1953-4) Obrazy (1925) Two Mazurkas-Caprices (1944) Two Pieces (1947) Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello & Piano (c. 1972 unfinished) Popov M [N] 1950 -


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Five Preludes “Moods” (1983) Pieces for Children (1983) Porochine N ? [19 th c] Marche Funebre (Jurgenson) Porochine U ? [19 th c] Mazurka from the operetta “La Princesse de Terebizonde” (Bessel) Polka from the operetta “La Princesse de Terebizonde” (Bessel) “Inseparable” Waltz (Jurgenson) “Pushkin” March (Jurgenson) “Siren/Whistle” Quadrile (Jurgenson) “Tru-Lia-Lia” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Becoming Happy” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Radiance” Quadrille (Jurgenson) “Radiance” Mazurka (Jurgenson) “Radiance” March (Jurgenson) “Skobelev” March (Jurgenson) ?R Portnov G A 1928 – Autumnal Garden (Kompozitor) Potolovsky N S 1878 – 1927 Op 1 Feuilles d’un Carnet (Jurgenson)

1. Prelude 2. Chansonnette sans paroles 3. Sous L’impression d’un Grand Compositeur 4. Chanson flamande 5. Allegretto

Pototsky S I 1883 – 1958 Five Etudes & Six Preludes (1926-29) + piano pieces


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Pouchalski V [Puchalski] ? [19 th c] Op 1 Nocturne (Idzikowski) Op 2 Romance et Scherzino (Idzikowski) Op 4 Au Crépuscule (Idzikowski) Op 5 Etudes en arpéges (Idzikowski) Op 6 “Souvenir de Maiorenhoff” Valse (Idzikowski) Poullo B [Poullot] ? [19 th c] Op 1 “Mignon” Nouvelle Danses (Idzikowski) Op 2 “Reverie of Youth” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 4 Schoumka (Idzikowski) Op 5 “Song of the Heart” Waltz (Idzikowski) Povilaitis L 1934 - Op 5 Little Pieces Piano Sonata No. 1 (1964) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1967) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1972) Piano Concerto (1984) Fairytale in B minor + piano pieces Pozanov A ? Bashkir Dance Pozdneyev A A 1904 – 1968 Piano Concerto on Abkhaz Themes (1945) Piano Sonata No. 1


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Piano Sonata No. 2 Abkhaz Sketches Ten Preludes Cycle of Pieces based on Lithuanian Folksongs Variations on a Lithuanian Folksong Theme Pozhlakov S 1937 - Goose-Goose ?R Otzovis ?R Why Do you Go Away ? ?R Prach I B [Prá čččč, Pratsch] c. 1750 – 1818 Sonata In C major (1787) Six Variations on an Allemande by Soler (1794) Fandango (1795) Twelve Variations (1802) Grand Sonata [based on Russian Themes] (1806) Eight Variations on a Folk Song (1815) + piano pieces [rondos, écossaises, polonaises, waltzes] Praussa L ? [19 th c] “Happiness” Polka (Idzikowski) “Evening Leaf” Waltz (Idzikowski) Pribik J 1853 – ? 1. Adieu (Jurgenson) 2. Rencontre (Jurgenson) 3. Les étoiles (Jurgenson) 4. Chant du mendiant (Jurgenson)


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5. Serenade (Jurgenson) 6. Berceuse (Jurgenson) 7. Preludes (Jurgenson) Romance (Jurgenson) Scherzo-Capriccio (Jurgenson) Capriccietto (Jurgenson) Song without Words (Jurgenson) Serenade Russe (Idzikowski) Valse Impromptu (Jurgenson) Prigozhin L A 1926 – 1994 Nature’s Calendar (1962) Piano Sonata (1973) Sonatina (1973) Capriccio with Epitaph “In Memory of Shostakovich” (1977) Prigozhy Y ? [ 19th c] “Little by Little Gypsy” Potpourri on Gypsy Songs (Jurgenson) Gavotte (Gutheil) + piano pieces

Prisovsky V A ? [19 th c] Op 26 Elegie (KMP) Op 30 Forgotten Happiness” Waltz (Idzikowski) Op 65 Reverie (KMP 1926) Op 68 Romance without Words (KMP) Op 70 “Espania” Bolero (KMP) Op 72 “Olesya” Waltz (Idzikwoski) Op 80 “Divided Existence” Waltz (KMP)


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Op 81 Ukrainian Shumka No. 1 (KMP) Op 90 “La Rose des Alps” Melodie (Idzikowski) Op 100 “Sighing” Nocturne (KMP) Op 102 “L’Aigle Blesse” Melodie Elegiaque (Idzikovsky) Op 107 Ukrainain Melodie (KMP) Op 108 Ukrainian Fantasia (KMP) Op 109 “Grandmother’s Counsel” (KMP) Op 112 “Souvenir d’amour” Waltz (KMP) Op 113 “Autumn Sounds” Waltz (KMP) Op 119 “In Ukraine” Potpourri (KMP) Op 120 Idylle (Jindrisek) Op 124 Barcarolle No. 1 (KMP) Op 125 “Summer Evenings” Romance (KMP) Op 127 Grandmother’s Fairytales (KMP) Op 129 Berceuse [Cradle Song] (KMP) Op 132 “Happy Times” Potpourri (KMP) Op 134 Six Characteristic Pieces (KMP) Op 138 “Viennese Nights” Serenade (KMP) Op 141 Ukrainian Shumka No. 2 (KMP) Op 142 “Favourite Flowers” Waltz (KMP) Op 144 Shumka (KMP) Op 146 Edelweiss (KMP) Op 147 “Evening Stillness” Melodie (KMP) Op 149 “Last Spring” Romance (KMP) Op 152 “Blossoming Again of the Lilacs” Romance (KMP) Op 153 “Moonlit Night” Waltz (KMP) Op 154 “Shooting Stars” [Leaves] Melodie (KMP) ?R


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Op 155 “May-bug Flowers” Waltz (KMP) Op 165 Ukrainian Dumka (KMP) Op 157 Swan Song (KMP) Op 158 Grandfather’s Polka (KMP) Op 159 “Kisyun’ka” Salon Piece (KMP) Op 160 “The Gondolier” Romance (KMP) ?R Op 162 “Under One” Serenade (KMP) ?R Op 163 “Black Rose” Waltz (KMP) Op 165 “This Moonlight Night” Serenade (KMP) Op 175 Ukrainian Dumka No. 1 (KMP) Op 176 Ukrainian Dumka No. 2 (KMP) Op 177 Ukrainian Dumka No. 3 (KMP) Op 181 “On the Point Of” [Cara Memoria] Valse (Idzikowski) Op 209 Melodie (Muzykal’nui Sektor) Op 210 Sumni Spiv (KMP) ?R Op 211 Reverie (KMP) Op 217 Spring Serenade (KMP) Op 218 Daleko od pednogo krayu (KMP) ?R Op 219 Serbian Patrol (KMP) Op 226 “Cornflowers” Romance (KMP) Op 229 “At Twilight” Nocturne (KMP) Op 230 “Broken Chord” (KMP) Op 232 “Under the Rain Shower” Cradle Song (KMP) “Boyar Park” Waltz (Idzikowski) “Danae” Waltz (Idzikowski) “Doux Souvenir” Waltz (Idzikowski) “Soirée de Mai” Waltz (Idzikowski) “Village & Country Life” March (Idzikowski)


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“Ne m’oubliez pas” Waltz (Idzikowski) “Beautiful Kiev” Waltz (Jindrisek) “Alone with a Lady” Mazurka (Idzikowski) “Embracing Cupid” Waltz (Idzikowski) “Magical Sounds” Waltz (Idzikowski) Pritsker D A 1900[02] – 1978 Variations (1932) Five Preludes (1935) Piano Concerto (1938-44) Four Fairytales (1946) Concert Waltz (1947) Concert Polka on a Belorussian Theme (1947) Two Improvisations (1952) Five Pieces on Kabardin Themes (1955) Five Skazki (1964) Children’s Album (1974) Gavotte Rigaudon Humoresque Merry Dance Transcriptions Gliere: Waltz from the ballet “The Bronze Horseman” (1949) Kreisler: Two Pieces (1935) 1. Beautiful Rosemary 2. Viennese Caprice Prokhorov S A [Prohorov] 1909 – Piano Sonata No. 1 (1934)


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Piano Sonata No. 2 (1935) Sonatina No. 1 (1936) Two Mazurkas (1936) Four Gavottes (1936) Three Arabesques (1936) Sonatina No. 2 (1945-46) Preludes Prokofiev A ? [19 th c] Op 21 Tarantelle (St Petersburg Musikalny-Mag.) Prokofiev S S 1891 - 1953 Op 1 Piano Sonata No. 1 in F minor (1909) Op 2 Quatre Etudes (1909) Op 3 Quatre Morceaux (1907-11)

1. Conte 2. Badinage 3. Marche 4. Fantome

Op 4 Quatre Morceaux (1908-12)

1. Reminiscences 2. Elan 3. Desespoir 4. Suggestion diabolique

Op 5 Sinfonietta 1909 rev. 1929 – arr. Piano solo (Edition Russe) Op 10 Concerto No. 1 for Piano & Orchetsra in Db major (1911) – arr. Two Pianos Op 11 Toccata in C major (1911) Op 12 Dix Morceaux (1908-13)

1. Marche 2. Gavotte 3. Rigaudon 4. Mazurka 5. Capriccio 6. Legende 7. Prelude 8. Allemande 9. Scherzo humoristique 10. Scherzo


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Op 14 Piano Sonata No. 2 in D minor (1912) Op 16 Concerto No. 2 for Piano & Orchestra in G minor (1913) – arr. Two Pianos Op 17 Sarcasms. Cinq Morceaux (1912-14) Op 21 Chout – Ballet en six tableaux arr. Piano solo (Gutheil) Op 22 Visions fugitives – Twenty Pieces (1915-17) Op 25 a. Symphony No. 1 “Classical” – arr. Piano solo [composer] (c. 1931)

b. Gavotte from Symphony No. 1 “Classical” – arr. Piano solo [composer]

Op 26 Concerto No. 3 for Piano & Orchestra in C major (1921) – arr. Two Pianos Op 28 Piano Sonata No. 3 in A minor (1907-17) Op 29 Piano Sonata No. 4 in C minor (1908-17) Op 31 Contes de la Vieille Grand’mére [Old Grandmother’s Tales] (1918) Op 32 Four Pieces (1918)

1. Danza 2. Menuetto 3. Gavotte 4. Valse

Op 33c March & Scherzo from the opera “The Love of Three Oranges” - transcription for

Piano solo (Gutheil 1919) Op 38 Piano Sonata No. 5 in C major [first version] (1923) Op 43 b Divertimento – arr. piano solo by the composer (1938) Op 44 Symphony No. 3 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Miaskovsky] (Muzyka publ. 1966) Op 45 Chose en soi [Things in Themselves] – Two Pieces (1928) Op 48 Sinfonietta 1909 rev. 1929 – arr. Piano solo (Edition Russe) Op 51 Sur le borysthene – Ballet arr. Piano solo (Edition Russe) Op 52 Six Morceaux (1931)

1. Intermezzo 2. Rondo 3. Etude 4. Scherzino 5. Andante 6. Scherzo

Op 53 Concerto No. 4 for Piano & Orchestra in Bb major for Left hand (1931) – arr. Two

Pianos Op 54 Two Sonatinas (1931)

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2. G major

Op 55 Concerto No. 5 for Piano & Orchestra in G major (1932) – arr. Two Pianos Op 59 Trois Piéces (1934)

1. Promenade 2. Paysage 3. Sonatine pastorale

Op 60 a Two Songs from Lieutenant Kije – arr. Piano solo (1930) Op 62 “Pensées” Three Pieces (1933-34) Op 64 “Romeo & Juliet” Ballet in 4 Acts – arr. Piano solo [L. Atovmyan] (Muzyka) Op 65 “Musiques d’enfant” Twelve Pieces(1935) Op 67 Peter & The Wolf - arr. Piano solo [composer] (1936) - arr. Piano solo [T Nikolayeva]

- arr. Piano / 4 hands [Bloka] Op 72 Russian Overture – arr. Piano solo [Chulaki] (1936) Op 75 Ten Pieces from “Romeo & Juliet” Ballet- arr. for Piano solo (1937) Op 77 bis Gavotte No. 4 from music to “Hamlet” (1938) Op 82 Piano Sonata No. 6 in A major (1940) Op 83 Piano Sonata No. 7 in Bb major (1940) Op 84 Piano Sonata No. 8 in Bb major (1939-44) Op 91 “War & Peace” Arias and Choruses (Muzyka 1963) arr. piano solo Op 95 Three Pieces from “Cinderella” Ballet (1942)

1. Intermezzo [Pavan] 2. Gavotte 3. Valse lente

Op 96 Three Pieces (1941-42)

1. Valse from the opera “War & Peace” 2. Contredanse 3. Valse

Op 97 Ten Pieces from “Cinderella” Ballet

1. Spring fairy 2. Summer fairy 3. Autumn fairy 4. Winter fairy 5. Grasshopper & Dragonflies 6. Orientalia 7. Passepied 8. Capriccio 9. Bouree 10. Adagio


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Op 99 March in Bb major – Piano / 4 hands (1927) Op 102 Six Pieces from “Cinderella” Ballet (1944)

1. Valse of Cinderella & the Prince 2. Cinderella’s Variation 3. The Quarrel 4. Valse 5. Dance with Shawls 6. Amoroso

Op 103 Piano Sonata No. 9 in C major (1947) Op 110 Suite of Waltzes (1946) Op 118 “The Stone Flower” Ballet in 4 Acts – arr. Piano solo (1948-50) Op 120 Two Waltzes from Pushkin Waltzes for Orchestra – arr. Piano solo (Myzykal’noe

Izdatel’stvo 1958) Op 122 “Waltz on Ice” from the Suite “Winter Woodpile” for Chorus & Orchestra – arr . Piano

solo (Myzykal’noe Izdatel’stvo 1958) Op 131 Symphony No. 7 – arr. Piano / 4 hands [Vedernikov] Op 133 Concerto No. 6 for Two Pianos & Ochestra (Unrealised 1952) Op 135 Piano Sonata No. 5 [second version of Op 38] in C major (1952-3) Op 137 Piano Sonata No. 10 (left unfinished at death – only 44 bars completed) Op 138 Piano Sonata No. 11 (1953) Juvenilia Pieces Indian Galop in F major (1896) March in C major (1896) Waltz in C major (1896) Rondo in C major (1896) March in B minor / D major (1897) March in C major – Piano / 4 hands (1897) Polka in G major (1899) Waltz in G major (1899) Waltz in C / G major (1899) March in C major – Piano / 4 hands (1899) March in F major – Piano / 4 hands (1899)


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Piece in F major – Piano / 4 hands (1899) March (1900) Piece in D minor – Piano / 4 hands (1900) Piece with Zither – Piano / 4 hands (1900) Seven Pieces (1901 Untltled) Little Songs [1st set] – Twelve Pieces (1901) Bagatelle No. 1 in C minor – Piano / 4 hands (1901) Bagatelle No. 2 in A minor (1902) Little Songs [2nd set] – Twelve Pieces (1903) - Melodie in Eb major Piano Sonata in Bb major (1904) Little Songs [3rd set] – Twelve Pieces (1903-04)

- Presto in C major - March in F major - Vivo in G minor

Variations on “Chizhika” (1904) Little Songs [4th set] – Twelve Pieces (1905)

- Romance in D minor - Allegretto in A minor

- Allegretto in C minor - Allegro in Ab major - Minuet in F minor Polka Mélancolique in F# minor (1905) Little Songs [5th set] – Twelve Pieces (1906) - Scherzo in C major - Allegro in D minor - Waltz in G minor - March in F minor [later revised for Op 12 set] - Prestissiomo in C major - Etude-Scherzo in C major Song without Words in Db major (1907) Intermezzo in A major (1907) Humoresque in F minor (1907) Piece in Bb minor [untitled] (1907) Oriental Piece in G minor (1907) Piece in C minor [untitled] (1907)


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Piano Sonata No. 2 in F minor (1907) [reworked as Op 1] Piano Sonata No. 3 in A minor (1907) [reworked as Op 28] Four Pieces (1907-08) [revised as Op 3] Piano Sonata No. 4 (1907-08 lost ?) Four Pieces (1908) [reworked as Op 4] Piano Sonata No. 5 in C minor (1908) [reworked as Op 29] Examination Fugue (1908) Andante in C minor (1908) Two Pieces (1908) Study in C minor (1908) Piece on Es-C-H-E (1908) Piano Sonata No. 6 (1908-09 lost ?) Thirteen Student Pieces

1. Tarantella in D minor 2. Melodie in Eb major 3. Vivo in G minor 4. Allegretto in A minor 5. Allegretto in C minor 6. Allegro in Ab major 7. Minuet in F minor 8. Scherzo in C major 9. Allegro in D minor 10. Valse in G minor 11. Etude-Scherzo in C major 12. Fugue in D major 13. Scherzo in D major

Adult Works Dumka (c. 1933) Ivan the Terrible – Ballet arr. from music by the composer by M Chulaki – Piano solo (Muzkya 1979) Pantomime from the Incidental Music to “Hamlet” – arr. Piano / 4 hands Suite from the Musical Drama “Eugene Onegin” – arr. Piano solo [Bitkind] (Muzyka 1936)

1. Onegin 2. Lensky 3. Ball Scene – Waltz, Polka, Menuet, Mazurka 4. St Petersburg Reception 5. Letter Scene between Onegin & Tatyana 6. Recollectiosn of the Waltz 7. Postlude


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Andante from the Incidental Music to “Eugene Onegin” – arr. Piano / 4 hands Three Fragments from the opera Betrothal in a Monastery [concert transcriptions by Blok]

1. Menuet 2. Serenade 3. Dance

Arrangements: - Suite on Schubert Waltzes [Piano solo & Piano / 4 hands] - Fantasie on Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade - Prelude & Fugue D minor by Buxtehude (Gutheil) Prokopowicz V ? [19 th c] Mazurka (Gebethner) Polonaise (Gebethner) Prossenkov N ? [19 th c] “There She Is !” Polka (Jurgenson) “Impression” Polka (Jurgenson) “Esquisses” Polka (Jurgenson) Qyadrille-Bouffe (Jurgenson) Protopopov I ? [19 th c] Ten Songs [transcriptions] (Jurgenson) [Nos. 1 – 5 also arr. Piano / 4 hands] Protopopov S V 1893 – 1954 Op 1 Piano Sonata No. 1 (1920-22) Op 5 Piano Sonata No. 2 (1924) Op 6 Piano Sonata No. 3 “alla memoire di Leonardo da Vinci” (1924-28) Etude (c. 1940?) Prozorov B A ? [19 th c] Tango Poetique (Izdanie Avtora c. 1925)


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Prydatkevich R 1895 - 1980 Piano Sonata 91928) Eight Preludes + piano pieces [transcriptions of Ukrainan folk songs and other composer’s works for violin and/or piano] Przybiszky ? [early 19 th c] March of the Musquetier Regiment (c. 1812) Ptushkin V 1949 – Four Preludes (1964) Introduction & Toccata in Burlesque Style (1966) Piano Sonata No. 1 (1966) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1967) Ten Concert Inventions (1971) Piano Sonata No. 3 (1971) Piano Sonata No. 4 (1981) Kaleidoscope Pugacheva A ? Summer Stars Puishnov L [Pouishmov] 1891 – 1959 Lev Pouishnov [Pouishnoff, Puishnov]. Born 1891,Odessa: died 1959, London. Ukrainian composer and pianist. From 1907-10, he studied at the St Petersburg Conservatoire, where he received the Gold Medal and the A. Rubinstein Prize. From 1913-17 taught in Tbilisi and concertized. Settled in London in the 1920’s. Pouishnov wrote a small selection of piano miniatures, as well as an arrangement of the ballet music from “Rosemunde” by Schubert. Petite Valse Une Tabatiere a Musique Quand Il Pleut……… Prelude in Bb major


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Two Fairytales

1. Gb major 2. A minor

“Rosamunde” Ballet Music [Schubert] - arr. Piano solo Pukhal’sky V V 1848 – 1933 Piano Concerto (1881) Nocturnne No. 1 Nocturne No. 2 Romance Scherzo Twilight Waltz Etude in Arpeggios Remembrance of Maiorenhof + piano pieces Pullo B ? [19 th c] Op 4 Shumka [Schoumka] (Idzikowski) Pushkarenko A 1952 - Preludes (1981) Variations (1981) Piece (1982) Bell (1983) Puzey N M 1915 – Piano Sonata (1939) Piano Concerto No. 1 (1948 rev. 1957) Poeme “On the Lake” (1953)


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Piano Concerto No. 2 (1962) Preludes Etudes Improvisation on a Ukrainian Theme + piano pieces Pybnikov A ? [20 th c] Piano Sonata No. 1 “Chorovod” (1962) Toccata (1963) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1966) Concerto for Piano solo (1972) Pyldmää A 1945 – Piano Sonata No. 1 (1970) Piano Sonata No. 2 (1977) “Luara’s Castle” Suite for Two Pianos

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