Tschernow Michail. Les Fleurs pour piano op1

Moscow: P. Jurgenson, n.d. — 36 p.12 movements:
Трилистник. Trèfle. Allegro con grazia (E major), Незабудка. Myosotis. Adagio sentimmentale (C minor), Колокольчики. Campanule. Vivo (G major),
Лесная фиалка. Violette. Lento doloroso (A minor), Васильки во ржи. Les bluets dans le blé. Allegro (D♭ major), Ромашка. Camomille. Adagio (E major),
Иван-да-Марья. Mélampyre. Andante semplice (A♭ major), Одуванчик. Dent-de-lion. (C♯ minor), Ландыши. Muguet. Andante (F major), Подснежник. Perce-neige. Presto (D major), Водяная лилия. Nénuphare. Lento assai (F♯ minor), Хмель. Houblon. Molto animato, quasi prestissimo (A♭ major)
Mikhail Mikhailovich Chernov ( April 10 ( 22 ), 1879 , Kronstadt – July 6, 1938 , Leningrad ) – Soviet composer and music teacher, professor ( 1918 ), Doctor of Art History ( 1938 ).
Studied at the Physics and Mathematics Department of St. Petersburg University , graduating in 1903. Then in 1906, he graduated from the St. Petersburg Conservatory in composition. A student of N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov and A. K. Lyadov.
In 1910-1938 he taught composition and orchestration theory at the St. Petersburg (later Petrograd and Leningrad) Conservatory. In 1930-1937 he was head of the instrumentation department. He trained a number of talented musicians and composers, including Lev Abe , A. V. Gauk , A. S. Zhivotov , Kh. S. Kushnarev, E. A. Mravinsky , E. I. Ovchinnikov , P. B. Ryazanov , and others.