"illegal contacts to the West." After that, dismissal by Lobanova from the Moscow conservatory was attempted as well as deprivation of her scientific degree and rights for teaching; soon, they tried to use an application of retaliatory psychiatry with the dissident diagnosis against Lobanova. In 1989 Efrosinja Roslavets requested the Moscow composer organisation, that had just proclaimed itself to be independent from Tikhon Khrennikov's Composers' Union of the Soviet Union, to reconstruct and publish Roslavets's works and to restore Roslavets's grave. In 1990, with the assistance of the head of the Moscow composer organisation, Georgi Dmitriev, Roslavets's grave was identified and restored. Later Roslavets's grave was destroyed again, and all protests remain until now unsuccessful. Works (selected list) Stage "Pakhta" (Cotton), ballet-pantomime (1931–32) Vocal Heaven and Earth — mystery after Byron (1912) On the Earth’s Death — symphonic poem after Jules Laforgue (before 1919) – baritone, chorus and orchestra; lost October, cantata after Vasily Alexandrovsky, Vladimir, Kirillov, Sergey Obradovich—mezzo-soprano, mixed chorus and orchestra (1927) Komsomoliya, symphonic poem—mixed chorus and orchestra (1928) — ed. by Marina Lobanova; Schott ED 8256 Black Town, symphonic poem after Alexandre Zharov—bass, chorus and orchestra (1929?), lost To Mayakovsky’s Death (14. IV. 1930) after Pimen Panchenko—bass and orchestra (1930) For voice and piano 3 Volumes ed. by Marina Lobanova by Schott Music International: Schott ED 8435, 8436, 8437 Orchestral Symphony in C minor (1910) — ed. by Marina Lobanova; Kompositor International 51585 In the Hours of the New Moon, symphonic poem presumably after Jules Laforgue (approx. 1912–13) — reconstructed and ed. by Marina Lobanova; Schott ED 8107 The Man and the Sea — symphonic poem after Baudelaire (1921), lost Violin Concerto No. 1 (1925) — Schott ED 7823 (score) (copublication with Sov. Kompozitor, 1990); violin and piano arrangement made by the composer published in 1927 by Muzykal'nyi Sektor Gosudarstvennovo izd-va (engraved) (a manuscript violin and piano reduction is now issued by Schott.) Violin Concerto No. 2 (1936) — ed. by Marina Lobanova; Kompositor International 52700 Chamber music Chamber symphony for 18 players (1934–35) — ed. by M. Lobanova; Kompositor International 51581 Nocturne for harp, oboe, 2 violas and cello (1913) — Schott ED 8129 5 String Quartets: No. 1 (1913) — published ca.1913 by Grosse No. 2 (lost) No. 3 (1920) — published in 1929 No. 4 (1939) (incomplete score) No. 5 (1941) — Schott ED 8128 5 Piano Trios: No. 1 (lost) No. 2 (1920)