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A beautiful place, where are you? (1838) |
1838
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A complaint (1827) |
1827
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A Dream (1834) |
1834
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A Flower (1832) |
1832
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A girl living in the mountains, crying (Georgian folk song) (1834) |
1834
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A girl with black eyes (1844) |
1844
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A girl`s dream (1832) |
1832
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A lonely moon floated across the sky (1838) |
1838
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A Prisoner (1832) |
1832
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A Ring (1833) |
1833
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A Ring of Girl (1828) |
1828
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A tear (1824) |
1824
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Advice to a young man (1838) |
1838
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`Ah, boring, sad ...`, Ivan`s song from the opera `The fisherman and the mermaid, or the Evil Potion` (1841-43) |
1841-43
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Ah, if I had known this before (1832) |
1832
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Ah, There Are Many Paths in the Field |
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Along the wide street (1839) |
1839
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An old husband, a formidable husband |
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An orphan (1836) |
1836
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And My Little Star... (1836) |
1836
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Anticipation (1832) |
1832
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Awakening (1830) |
1830
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Beggar (P.J.Beranger), romance (1841) |
1841
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Bewilderment (1830) |
1830
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Blessed is he who could do this (1838) |
1838
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`Blue eyes, a mazurka with a choir (1834) |
1834
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Bogomolets/Pilgrim (1835) |
1835
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Cherkes (1834) |
1834
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Cherkes Song from the play `The Prisoner of the Caucasus`, poems of A. Pushkin (1828) |
1828
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Cherkeshenka`s Song from the play `The Prisoner of the Caucasus` (1828) |
1828
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Choosing a wife (1838) |
1838
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Clear eyes, black eyes (1834) |
1834
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Coffin (1830) |
1830
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Contrdance |
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Dance suite |
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Dark Forest (1847) |
1847
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Darling, you`re too careful (1826) |
1826
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Desire (1827) |
1827
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Disappointment (1835) |
1835
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Discouragement (1829) |
1829
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Do not believe the crazy temptation ... (1836) |
1836
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Do not remember, do not say ... (1840) |
1840
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Do not say... (1827) |
1827
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Do not think about it, my friend! (1850) |
1850
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Drinking song `Come on, first glass ...` (1839) |
1839
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Drinking song `Well, friendlier, more cheerful!` (1850) |
1850
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Eh, let`s drink, walk, Table hussar song (1839) |
1839
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Evening Call (1828) |
1828
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Evening Dawn (1827) |
1827
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Everything comes its own turn (1831) |
1831
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Exciting friendship (1835) |
1835
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Eyes (1829) |
1829
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Farewell of the Hussar (1823) |
1823
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Farewell to the nightingale (1829) |
1829
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Farewell to the Nightingale in the North (1831) |
1831
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Flower, a Decoration of fields (1845) |
1845
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Flower. What does the gift of a flower mean? (1833) |
1833
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Folk Songs Processing |
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Forest Rustles... |
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Friends, let`s not be sad ... (1839) |
1839
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Frizz (1831) |
1831
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From a distant country (1839) |
1839
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Fun time (1831) |
1831
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Gloomy sky, the wind is noisy (1835) |
1835
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Goodbye (1833) |
1833
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Grandfather (1831) |
1831
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Happiness is in a dream (1835) |
1835
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Happy carelessness (1826) |
1826
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How happy is he who remembers ... (1827) |
1827
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How long have flowers bloomed... |
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How sweet the nightingale sang (1834) |
1834
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Hut/Peasant`s house/Izba (1843) |
1843
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I am sorry and sad ... (1849) |
1849
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I Believe (1828-31) |
1828-31
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I Love You! |
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I loved life... (1834) |
1834
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I loved you (1834) |
1834
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I loved you with bliss (1833) |
1833
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I parted with you ... |
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I remember a wonderful moment ... (1832) |
1832
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I see a butterfly flies (1823) |
1823
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I see the image of yours (1833) |
1833
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I survived my desires ... (1848) |
1848
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I will go out on the porch (1837) |
1837
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I will not tell that anyone (1844) |
1844
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I will not touch your sadness (1833) |
1833
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I`m afraid, I`m afraid! ... |
|
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I`m in love, nice girl (1834) |
1834
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I`m sitting on the river bank (1833) |
1833
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I`ve seen her only twice (1826) |
1826
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If life deceives you (1829) |
1829
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Insidious friend... (1833) |
1833
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Insomnia (1836) |
1836
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Instead of separation and sadness ... (1850) |
1850
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Introduction and Theme and Variations for Violin in d-moll (íà÷àëî 1820-õ) |
íà÷àëî 1820-õ
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Irtysh River (1830) |
1830
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It is not for me... (1844) |
1844
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It`s sad for me to live in this world (1833) |
1833
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Joy is given to us by fate, friends (1839) |
1839
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Kabak (1843) |
1843
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Kabardinian Song (1834) |
1834
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Kanareechka (1831) |
1831
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Kiss of love pledge ... , a duet of comic opera `Moonlit Night, or Domovye` (1821-22) |
1821-22
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Light Curl (1831) |
1831
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Little Orphan (1827) |
1827
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Living Dead (1831) |
1831
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Loyalty to the grave (1818) |
1818
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Lullaby (1828) |
1828
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Mazurka for Piano in E Flat Major (1833-34) |
1833-34
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Mazurka in D Major (1836) |
1836
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Memory (1815) |
1815
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Miranda Romance from the opera `Storm` (1838-39) |
1838-39
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My Prayer (1829) |
1829
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Mystery ( I will not tell, I do not admit) (1833) |
1833
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Never (1836) |
1836
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Nezabudochka (1831) |
1831
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Nightingale (Solovei) (1827) |
1827
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Nightingale is a lover of the rose (1834) |
1834
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Northern Prisoner (1838) |
1838
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Oh, granddaughter, avoid love. (1827) |
1827
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Oh, My Head... (1834) |
1834
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Oh, my sweetheart... (1841) |
1841
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Oh, My Young Friend (1831) |
1831
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Old Man Song (Do you remember, brother...) (1833) |
1833
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`On pebbles, on the yellow sand `, the song of Melnik`s daughter from the play` The Mermaid` (1838) |
1838
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One more day (1815) |
1815
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Open the Gate, Baron! Funeral Song (1834) |
1834
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Overture in F moll |
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Overture to the drama "The Departed, or the Siege of Corinth" (1837) |
1837
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Overture to the vaudeville "A young mother and fiance of 48 years, or home performance" (1826) |
1826
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Overture to the vaudeville "Morning and evening, or the wind changed" (1826) |
1826
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Overture to the vaudeville "Three dozens of, or a new two-day adventure (1825) |
1825
|
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Pakhitos (1845) |
1845
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Parting (1829) |
1829
|
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Parting with a sweetheart (1828) |
1828
|
|
Patience (1829) |
1829
|
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Piano Quintet (1815-18) |
1815-18
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Piano Sonata |
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Piece in g minor for piano |
|
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Poor singer/poet (1837) |
1837
|
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Postman (1843) |
1843
|
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Prayer (1834) |
1834
|
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Quadrille for Piano in B Flat Major (1828) |
1828
|
|
Ray of hope (1846) |
1846
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Romance `I saw her twice` (art. P.Arapova) (1826) |
1826
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Romance `My head, my head` (art. A.Delviga) (1834) |
1834
|
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Romance `That`s my song!`(V. V.Alyabyev) (1849) |
1849
|
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Romances and Songs |
|
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Rondo for Piano (1810-å) |
1810-å
|
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Rose (1842) |
1842
|
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Rural elegy (1836) |
1836
|
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Sad Song (1829) |
1829
|
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Sarafanchik (1838) |
1838
|
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Sasha, I`m suffering (1833) |
1833
|
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Secret Sorrow (1833) |
1833
|
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Secular Choirs a cappella |
|
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She is mine! (1836) |
1836
|
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She`s gone (1835) |
1835
|
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Siberian Song (1845) |
1845
|
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Singer (1821) |
1821
|
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Solemn polonaise (1811) |
1811
|
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Solitude (1833) |
1833
|
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Sonata for Violin and Piano in E moll (1834) |
1834
|
|
`Song of Bayan` (`Fighters sit on horses`) (1834) |
1834
|
|
`Song of Bayan` (`O night, O night, fly with an arrow!`), For voice and chorus with piano (1834) |
1834
|
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`Song of Bayan` (`War, war, goodbye, Siana`) (1834) |
1834
|
|
Song of the disabled person (1844) |
1844
|
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Song of the Don Cossack (1836) |
1836
|
|
Song of the poor man (1839) |
1839
|
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Song of the Shepherdess (1833) |
1833
|
|
Song of the Unfortunate (1833) |
1833
|
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Sorry, I am sorry! (1835) |
1835
|
|
Sorry, Now it is a Midnight (1843) |
1843
|
|
Spray sparks (1839) |
1839
|
|
`Storm`, symphonic picture |
|
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Straw (1833) |
1833
|
|
String Quartet No.1 (1815) |
1815
|
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String Quartet No.3 in G-dur (1825) |
1825
|
|
Suite from the ballet "The Magic Drum, or Magic Flute consequence" (1827) |
1827
|
|
Symphony No.3 in e-moll (1830) |
1830
|
|
Talisman (1833) |
1833
|
|
Tell me why the roses are burning ... (1836) |
1836
|
|
Tell Me, My Friend... (1833) |
1833
|
|
The Cherubic Hymn |
|
|
The fiery eyes (1827) |
1827
|
|
The long way is over (1846) |
1846
|
|
The longing of sick Nina (1832) |
1832
|
|
The one who likes the fun is happy (1828) |
1828
|
|
The Song of the Robber (1834) |
1834
|
|
The village is located across the river (1834) |
1834
|
|
There are many girls in our mountains... (1843) |
1843
|
|
To Adel (1833) |
1833
|
|
To be together ... (1827) |
1827
|
|
To her... (1849) |
1849
|
|
To perish or to love |
|
|
To Sasha (1833) |
1833
|
|
Traveler (1818) |
1818
|
|
Trio for piano, violin and cello in a-moll (1834) |
1834
|
|
Trio for piano, violin and cello in Es-dur (1815) |
1815
|
|
Troubadour (1827) |
1827
|
|
Under Blue Sky (1838) |
1838
|
|
Variations on a Ukrainian theme "Cossack Rode beyond the Danube" for violin and orchestra (1818) |
1818
|
|
Village Watchman (1851) |
1851
|
|
Waltz |
|
|
We came to a noble person (1846) |
1846
|
|
What are you singing, a beautiful girl (1834) |
1834
|
|
What I miss (1828) |
1828
|
|
When I recognized you (1836) |
1836
|
|
Where are you, where are you, my dear friend... (1833) |
1833
|
|
Who is there in the distance? (1841) |
1841
|
|
Who passionately loves (1826) |
1826
|
|
Why do you need to know my name (1834) |
1834
|
|
Why does she shine with her beauty (1833) |
1833
|
|
Why he admired me... (1841) |
1841
|
|
Winds Blow (1832) |
1832
|
|
Winter Road, romance (lyrics by A. Pushkin) (1831) |
1831
|
|
You forgot the past ... |
|
|
You stood leaning against the rock, Barcarola (1845) |
1845
|
|
You swore an oath (1835) |
1835
|
|
You, Fyodor, were a glorious hussar (1830) |
1830
|
|
Yuliya. Voice from the Other World (1815) |
1815
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