| 1919 | Born 17 June in Petrograd |
| 1937-47 | Studies with Shostakovich |
| 1945 | String Quartet |
| 1946 | Concerto for piano, strings, and timpani [fp Late 1960s] |
| Cello Sonata | |
| 1947 | Joins faculty of Rimsky-Korsakov Music school; also teaches at Leningrad Conservatory |
| First Piano Sonata [fp 1974, Leningrad] | |
| Sonatina for violin and piano | |
| 1949 | Stepan Razin's Dream for bass and orchestra [fp 1950, Leningrad] |
| Trio for violin, clarinet, and piano [fp 1968, Leningrad] | |
| Second Piano Sonata [fp 1977, Leningrad] | |
| 1949-50 | Octet for 2 oboes, 4 violins, timpani, and piano [fp 1970, Leningrad] |
| 1950 | Hail, Youth!, cantata |
| Young Pioneers, symphonic poem | |
| 1951 | Sinfonietta for orchestra |
| 1952 | Man From A High Hill, cantata |
| Dawn Over The Homeland, cantata | |
| Third Piano Sonata [fp 1972, Leningrad] | |
| Sonata for violin and piano [fp 1961, Leningrad] | |
| 1953 | Piano Sonatina |
| Twelve Preludes for piano [fp 1968, Leningrad] | |
| 1955 | First Symphony for orchestra and 2 boys' v [fp Spring 1966] |
| Children's Suite for orchestra [fp 1957, Leningrad] | |
| 1957 | The Hero's Exploit for orchestra |
| Fourth Piano Sonata [fp 1973, Leningrad] | |
| 1958 | Fire on the Steppes for orchestra (Symphonic Poem No. 1 [?]) |
| Sports, symphonic poem (Symphonic Poem No. 2 [?]) | |
| 1959 | Grand Duet for cello and piano [fp 1977, Leningrad] |
| 1961 | Song of Praise for boys' choir, trumpets, percussion, and piano |
| 1964 | Duet for violin and piano [fp 1968, Leningrad] |
| 1970-71 | Composition I - Dona nobis pacem for piccolo, tuba, and piano [fp 1975, Leningrad] |
| 1972-73 | Composition II - Dies Irae for 8 doublebasses, percussion, and piano [fp 1977, Leningrad] |
| 1974-75 | Composition III - Benedictus, Qui venit for 4 flutes, 4 bassoons, and piano [fp 1977, Leningrad] |
| 1979 | Second Symphony, "True, Eternal Bliss", for orchestra and solo voice [fp 1980, Leningrad] |
| 1983 | Third Symphony, "Jesus Messiah, Save Us!", for orchestra and soloist [fp 1987, Leningrad] |
| 1985-87 | Fourth Symphony, "Prayer", for trumpet, tamtam, piano, and contralto [fp 1988, Heidelberg] |
| 1986 | Fifth Piano Sonata [fp ?] |
| 1988 | Sixth Piano Sonata [fp 1988, Moscow] |
| 1990 | Fifth Symphony for oboe, trumpet, violin, percussion, and reciter [fp 1991, New York] |