164 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Fugue in e Flat Minor, Op. 87/14
165 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Prelude in a Flat Major, Op. 87/17
166 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Fugue in a Flat Major, Op. 87/17
167 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Prelude in D Flat Major, Op. 87/15
168 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Fugue in D Flat Major, Op. 87/15
169 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Prelude in F Sharp Minor, Op. 87/8
170 Seven Preludes and Fugues Suite of Sviatoslav Richter: Fugue in F Sharp Minor, Op. 87/8
171 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Ah, my sweetheart „akh ty, duschecka”
Folk words, 1826
172 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Tell me, why? „skazhi, zachem?”
Words by S. Golitsyn, 1827
173 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Venetian Night „noch vesennyaya dyshala”
Words by I. Kozlov, 1832
174 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Call her not heavenly „ona bezgreshnykh snovideniy” Words by N. Pavlov, 1834
175 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: I recall That wonderful moment „ya pomnyu chudnoye mgnoven'ye” Words by a. Pushkin, 1840
176 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: How sweet It Is to be with you
„kak sladko s toboyu mne byt”
Words by P. Ryndin, 1840
177 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Darling (Milochka)
„v chisle krasavits gordo pyshnykh”
author of words unknown, 1847
178 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Adèle „igray, Adel, ne znay pechali“
Words by a. Pushkin, 1849
179 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: The Gulf of Finland (Finsky zaliv)
„lyublyu ya v razdumye”
Words by P. Obodovsky, 1850
180 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano: Oh, If I had known This before (gypsy folksong)
„ah, kogda b ya prezhde znala”
Words by I. Dmitriev, 1855
181 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano - From „farewell to St. Petersburg”, Song Cycle
Words by N. Kukolnik, 1840: A Farewell to St. Petersburg No. 5
Cradle Song „spi,moy angel, pochivay”
182 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano - From „farewell to St. Petersburg”, Song Cycle
Words by N. Kukolnik, 1840: A Farewell to St. Petersburg No. 6
Travelling Song „dym stolbom –
kipit dymitsya parokhod”
183 Thirteen Songs for Voice and Piano - From „farewell to St. Petersburg”, Song Cycle
Words by N. Kukolnik, 1840: A Farewell to St. Petersburg No. 8 Barkarola
„usnuli golubyje”
184 Three Songs for Voice and Piano: It Is all the same to me „mne vsyo ravno”
Words by F. Miller
185 Three Songs for Voice and Piano: Vertograd „vertograd moyey sestry”
Words by a. Pushkin
186 Three Songs for Voice and Piano: You‘ll soon forget me „ty skoro menya
pozabudesh” Words by Yu. Zhadovskaya
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