Six Poems of A. Mickiewicz, Op. 71 (1907) Neuf mélodies, Op. 72 (ca. 1906–1910) Seven Poems of Armenian Poets, Op. 75 (1907) 3. A dream: "I heard a mellifluous melody" [Сон : "Я услышал напев сладкозвучный = "Son: Ja uslyšal napev sladkosvučnyj"] Six Poems of Ya.P. Polonsky, Op. 76 (1908) Twenty-Four Poems, Op. 86 (by 1913); includes: 4. Es blasen die blauen Husaren 24. In memory of V.V. Stasov: "No, he his not dead! No!" [Памяти В.В. Стасова: "Нет, он не умер! Нет!" = Pamjati V.V. Stasova: "Net, on ne umer! Net!"] Musical Miniatures, Humoresques, [and] Letters, Op. 87 (1913) Five Fables of I. Krylov, Op. 90 (1913) Strike the Teuton [Вейте тевтона = Bejte tevtona] (1914) Trzech Budrysów: ballada [Budrys and his sons: ballade], Op. 98, for solo voice and orchestra, Op. 98 (1915) (also with piano accompaniment) Six Songs of the Western Slavs by A. S. Pushkin (based on Cuzla by Prosper Mérimée), Op. 99, for voice and symphony orchestra (1915) (also with piano accompaniment) "La bataille" [date unknown]. Children's songs Thirteen Musical Pictures, Op. 15, for voice and piano (1877–1878); includes: 6. Christ is Risen: "Everywhere the ringing of church bells is droning" [Христос воскрес: "Повсюду благовесть гудит"] Seventeen Children's Songs, Op. 73 (1907) Seventeen More Children's Songs, Op. 78 (1909–1910) Last Seventeen Children's Songs, Op. 97 (1914–1915) Keyboard instrument Solo piano (two-hands) Three Pieces, Op. 8 (1877) Twelve Miniatures, Op. 20 (1882); also arranged for violin and piano, [http://hdl.handle.net/1802/4270 score at Sibley Music Library Digital Scores Collection]; selections later orchestrated as orchestral Suite No. 1. Suite, Op. 21 (1883); (dedicated to Liszt) Four Pieces, Op. 22 (1883) Valse-Caprice, Op. 26 (1883) Deux Bluettes, Op. 29 (1886) Two Polonaises, Op. 30 (1886) Three Waltzes, Op. 31 (1886) Three Impromptus, Op. 35 (1886) Six/Seven Miniatures, Op. 39 (1886); also arranged for violin and piano] (1880), [http://hdl.handle.net/1802/4271 score at Sibley Music Library Digital Scores Collection] À Argenteau, collection of 9 characteristic pieces, Op. 40 (1887); 5 selections orchestrated as Suite No. 4 Trois mouvements de valse, Op. 41 (1888) Petite prélude [no. 1] (1888) (later arranged for violin and piano as No. 17 of Kaleidoscope, Op. 50) Petite prélude no. 2 (1889) Five Pieces, Op. 52 (1895) Impromptu-caprice (1896?). Four Pieces, Op. 60 (1901) Theme and Variations, Op. 61 (1901) Twenty-Five Preludes, Op. 64 (1904) Two Mazurkas, Op. 70 (1907) Three Mazurkas, Op. 79 (1909) Five Pieces, Op. 83