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Selected Works by 20th Century Russian Composers
Edited by Sovik, Zaza
Setting: Piano
Period: 20th Century
Length: 88 pages
Publisher: Könemann Music Budapest
Item number: K265
Other reference: K 265
ISMN: 9639059757
Contents | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Alexandrov, Anatoly: My Soul - Elysium of Visions, Op. 110 - Prélude (In Memoriam Samuel Feinberg) | |
| 2. | Alexandrov, Anatoly: My Soul - Elysium of Visions, Op. 110 - Tender Image (In Memoriam Alexander Skryabin) | |
| 3. | Alexandrov, Anatoly: My Soul - Elysium of Visions, Op. 110 - Etude (In Memoriam Sergej Rachmaninov) | |
| 4. | Alexandrov, Anatoly: My Soul - Elysium of Visions, Op. 110 - Fairy Tale (In Memoriam Nikolai Medtner) | |
| 5. | Alexandrov, Anatoly: My Soul - Elysium of Visions, Op. 110 - Epilogue (Self-Portrait) | |
| 6. | Igolinsky, Vladislav: To Clara Wieck (unwritten composition by R. Schumann) | |
| 7. | Ryabov, Vladimir: Three Romantic Pieces, Op. 42 | |
| 8. | Ryabov, Vladimir: Nocturne | |
| 9. | Ryabov, Vladimir: Intermezzo | |
| 10. | Ryabov, Vladimir: Mourning Serenade | |
| 11. | Ryabov, Vladimir: Echo of the Mephisto-waltz Op. 42-bis | |
| 12. | Kollontay, Mikhail: Four Pictures of Rural Summer, Op. 4 | |
| 13. | Kollontay, Mikhail: Night | |
| 14. | Kollontay, Mikhail: Morning | |
| 15. | Kollontay, Mikhail: Afternoon | |
| 16. | Kollontay, Mikhail: Evening | |
| 17. | Agafonnikov, Vladislav: Six Pieces | |
| 18. | Movchan, Sergei: Quasi Rag | |
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