Works with opus number Op.1 - Theme and Variations, for Piano Op.2 - 3 Lieder ohne Worte, for Piano (dedicated "to my wife Vera") Op.4 - Piano Sonata (in G-flat major) Op.5 - 6 Pieces, for Piano Op.6 - 10 Pieces, for Piano Op.7 - 3 Romances, for Voice and Piano Op.9 - Tableaux de la vie enfantine [Картинки из детской жизни], 22 pieces for Piano Op.10 - Ballade, for Piano Op.12 - 20 Preludes, for Piano (1910) (these are all in different keys, which has caused commentators to speculate that he intended to write a full set of 24) Op.14 - Violin Sonata Op.18 - Ах, сколько, сколько пало их (János Arany, transl. by Aleksey Pleshcheyev), for Mixed chorus a cappella Op.19 - Pieces, for Piano Works without opus number Princess Zemlyanichka, children's opera. (1916) We will be like the sun, opera. (1926) Yaga, operetta. (1926) Poème symphonique for orchestra. (1930) (dedicated to the memory of his teacher Mily Balakirev) Hymn to Comrade Stalin. (1936) October Victory, (march-cantata to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the October Revolution) Funeral Cantata to the memory of Lenin, for Mixed chorus with Piano Komsomol March, for Chorus with Piano To the Women of the Commune, Cantata for Soloists and Mixed chorus with Piano Harmonization Komsomol Dances, for Piano and Chorus; Мы кузнецы, for Voice and Piano Смело, товарищи, в ногу, for 2-voice Chorus with Piano Recordings A "Meditation" for Military Wind Orchestra was recorded in 1994. However, the first significant recording of any of Barmotin's works seems to be Christopher Williams's 2019 world premiere recording of the 20 Preludes, Op. 12, and the Theme and Variations, Op. 1. External links Notes 1877 births 1939 deaths Composers from the Russian Empire Pianists from the Russian Empire Piano pedagogues Saint Petersburg Conservatory alumni Academic staff of Saint Petersburg Conservatory