— reconstructed and ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8059 No. 3 (1921) — published 1925. No. 4 (1927) — identified and ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8036 No. 5 (lost) Violin and piano 6 Sonatas: No. 1 (1913) No. 2 (1917) — reconstructed and ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8043 No. 3 (lost) No. 4 (1920) — published in 1926 (see IMSLP); also available as Schott ED 8044 No. 5 (1922–23) (lost) No. 6 (1930s) — identified and ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8431 Trois poèmes: Poéme douloureux, Poème lyrique, Poème (1909–10) — Schott (in preparation) Poème lyrique (1910s) — Schott (in preparation) Poème (1915) — Schott ED 8261 Three Dances (1923) — published 1925 Seven Pieces in first position (1930s) — Schott VLB 131 Invention and Nocturne (1935) — Schott (in preparation) 24 Preludes (1941–42) — Schott ED 7940 Viola and piano Sonata No. 1 (1926) — reconstructed and ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8177 Sonata No. 2 (1930s) — ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8178 Cello and piano Dance of the White Girls (1912) — ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8045 Meditation (1921) Sonata No. 1 (1921) — published 1924 Sonata No. 2 (1921–1922) — ed. by M. Lobanova; Schott ED 8039 Piano music Three Etudes (1914) — published 1914 by Grosse Three Compositions (1914) — Schott ED 7907 . First published 1915 (author's edition) Two Compositions (1915) — Schott ED 7907 . First published 1915 (author's edition) Prelude (1915) — Schott ED 7907 6 Piano Sonatas: No. 1 (1914) — Published by Muzyka, 1990 (edited by Eduard Babasyan) No. 2 (1916) — reconstructed by Eduard Babasyan; Schott 8391 No. 3 (lost) No. 4 (1923) (lost) No. 5 (1923) — published in 1925 No. 6 (1928) (not complete) Berceuse (1919) — Schott (in preparation) Danse (1919) — Schott (in preparation) Valse (1919) — reconstructed by M. Lobanova; Schott (in preparation) Prelude (1919 or 1921) — reconstructed by M. Lobanova; Schott (in preparation) Four Compositions (1919–1921): Prélude (lost); Poème; Prélude (lost); Prélude — Schott (in preparation) Five Preludes (1919–22) — Schott ED 7907 Two Poems (1920) — published 1928 (Muzgiz, Universal Edition) See also Arthur Lourié Alexander Mosolov Leonid Sabaneyev References Sources Foreman, Lewis. "In Search of a Soviet Pioneer: Nikolai Roslavets", Tempo, New Series, No. 135, (Dec., 1980), pp. 27–29. Gojowy D. "N. A. Roslavec, ein früher Zwölftonkomponist". Die Musikforschung 22