List of works by Mikhail Bukinik

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This list is gathered from WorldCat, the Russian State Library (RSL), Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin holdings, the Sibley Music Library, IMSLP, P. Jurgenson catalogues and advertisements, Hofmeister's Monatsberichte, the Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel, and other bibliographical sources. Dates normally refer to the earliest-known publication or documented catalogue appearance rather than the date of composition. Dates and publication information remain provisional where the original edition has not yet been examined.

Nota bene: Bukinik's name appears in catalogues and publications under several transliterations, including Bukinik, Boukinik, M. Bukinik, M. Boukinik, M. E. Bukinik, Михаил Букиник and М. Букиник.

Opus numbers: No works bearing opus numbers 1–7 have yet been identified in the sources consulted. Op.8 is presently the earliest-known numbered work. Op.10 likewise remains unidentified. The absence of these numbers from the surviving bibliographical record does not establish that the works were unpublished or lost.

Title — as used on IMSLP, WorldCat, original editions, and other sources.
Forces — instrumentation used (see IMSLP:Abbreviations for Instruments).
Genre — solo, chamber, pedagogical, etc.
Date — earliest-known publication or documented catalogue appearance, where known.
Publisher — earliest-known publisher.
Notes — dedications, plate numbers, later editions, alternative titles, source information, and other relevant details.

1 List of Works
- 1.1 Compositions
- 1.2 Pedagogical Works
2 Arrangements and Transcriptions by Mikhail Bukinik
3 Editorial Work

List of Works

Compositions

Op.	Title	Forces	Genre	Date	Publisher	Notes
8	9 Petits Duos	2vc	Chamber / Pedagogical	1910	P. Jurgenson	Nine duets for two violoncellos. Documented in Jurgenson's catalogue in 1910. Publication details and plate number remain to be verified from the original edition.
9	Six petits morceaux 1. Mélodie, 2. Élégie, 3. Danse orientale, 4. In modo antico, 5. Chanson, 6. Danse humoristique	vc pf	Chamber	1910	P. Jurgenson	Published in Moscow. Plates 34074–34079. Advertised by Jurgenson in May 1910. First editions available on IMSLP. In modo antico was later included in W. E. Whitehouse's Seven Russian Pieces (1921).
11	Fantaisie	vc cb	Chamber	1911	P. Jurgenson	In G minor. Dedicated to Serge Koussevitzky. Plate 34503.
12	Conte	vc	Solo	1913	P. Jurgenson	For unaccompanied violoncello. OCLC 1410694666. Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin holding.
–	10 Préludes (10 Preljudij)	vc	Solo	1907	P. Jurgenson	Ten unaccompanied preludes for violoncello. OCLC 1410692383. Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin holding. Publication details to be verified from the original edition.
–	Deux pièces 1. Tristesse, 2. Sérénade	vc pf	Chamber	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Tristesse: OCLC 1410694602. Sérénade: OCLC 1410694650. Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin holdings. The relationship of the two separately catalogued pieces to a possible collective publication remains to be verified.

Pedagogical Works

Op.	Title	Forces	Genre	Date	Publisher	Notes
–	Quatre Études de Concert	vc	Solo / Concert Study	1900	P. Jurgenson	For unaccompanied violoncello. Advertised as newly published by Jurgenson in May 1900 and listed in Hofmeister's Monatsberichte the same month. OCLC 1410692069. Later reprinted by Muzgiz (Moscow, 1959); a modern edition was prepared by Julius Berger (Schott CB 179, 2005).
–	Virtuoso Arpeggio Studies	vc	Pedagogical	1909	P. Jurgenson	Original title: Виртуозные упражнения: в арпеджиях для виолончели. Two volumes. Plate 32999.
13	New Shifting Studies	vc	Pedagogical	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Original title: Основные упражнения в переходах позиции : для виолончели : соч. 13. Plate 36947. The surviving Jurgenson edition is undated.
–	Doigter des Gammes à 1, 2 et 3 Octaves	vc	Pedagogical	by 1921		Listed among Bukinik's violoncello pedagogical works in a contemporary systematic bibliography. Exact title wording, publisher, and publication date remain to be verified.

Arrangements and Transcriptions by Mikhail Bukinik

Composer	Title	Forces	Date	Publisher	Notes
Vasily Kalinnikov	Chanson triste	vc pf	1909	P. Jurgenson	Transcribed for violoncello and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Jurgenson publication documented in 1909.
Eduard Nápravník	Romance from Dubrovsky, Op.58	vc pf	1909	P. Jurgenson	Transcribed for violoncello and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Jurgenson publication documented in 1909.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	Chorus of Minstrels from The Maid of Orleans, TH 6	vc pf	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Listed in Jurgenson's catalogue as Jeanne d'Arc. Choeur de Ménétriers. Arrangement for violoncello and piano by M. Boukinik.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	Lensky's Aria from Eugene Onegin, Op.24	vc pf	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Arrangement for violoncello and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Complete score and cello part available on IMSLP. A later Soviet edition was published in Moscow by Gosudarstvennoe izdatel'stvo, Muzykal'nyi sektor, in 1926 (9, 2 pp.).
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	Intermezzo from Suite No.1, Op.43	vc pf	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Arrangement for violoncello and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Listed in Jurgenson's catalogue as Intermezzo, tiré de la Suite op. 43.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	Lullaby from Mazeppa, TH 7	vc pf	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Arrangement for violoncello and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Listed in Jurgenson's catalogue as Mazeppa. Berceuse.
Anton Rubinstein	Barcarolle, Op.50 No.3	vc pf	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Arrangement for violoncello and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Jurgenson's catalogue identifies the source as Op. 50. 3-me Barcarolle.
Anton Arensky	Le Muguet, Op.38 No.2	vn vc pf	1911	P. Jurgenson	Transcribed for violin, violoncello, and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Plate 34370. Jurgenson publication documented in 1911.
Mikhail Glinka	L'Alouette (The Lark), No.10 from A Farewell to Saint Petersburg	vn vc pf	1911	P. Jurgenson	Transcribed for violin, violoncello, and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Jurgenson publication documented in 1911.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky	Duo (Lisa and Polina) from The Queen of Spades, Op.68	vn vc pf	n.d.	P. Jurgenson	Arrangement for violin, violoncello, and piano by Mikhail Bukinik. Listed in Jurgenson's catalogue as La Dame de Pique. Duo (Lise et Pauline). A later Soviet edition, Duo (Lise et Pauline) de l'op. "La Dame de Pique", was published in Moscow by Gosudarstvennoe izdatel'stvo, Muzykal'nyi sektor, in 1930 (5, 1, 1 pp.). RSL shelfmarks MZ Я 40/986 and MZ Я 40/987.

Editorial Work

Composer	Title	Forces	Date	Publisher	Notes
Jacob Weinberg	Arabian Sketch: on Themes from "The Pioneers"	vn vc perc	1936	Edition A. Fassio	For violin, violoncello, and Arabian drum. A related Edward B. Marks issue credits M. E. Bukinik and R. M. Moss as editors; the relationship between the two versions remains to be determined. OCLC 234179233.