• Four string quartets (1893, 1914, 1916, 1929)
• Two piano trios (1906, 1931)
• Two piano sonatas (1931, 1942)
• Pieces for solo piano

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See also

• Blazhen Muzh

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References

• Steven Estrella, "Alexander Grechaninov"

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External links

• Alexander Gretchaninov was listed in the International Music Score Library Project
• Alexander Gretchaninov String Quartet Nos.1 &2, Opp.2 & 70 Soundbites & short biography.

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