Semyon Chernetsky

• Marches • Marcia Solenne (1915), Festive March for Mandolins; • Ceremonial March of the Red Army (1922), compiled and arranged, consists of the songs: Nagaechka, Stenka Razin, Dubinushka, The Sun Rises, Boldly, Comrades, Varshavyanka, Internationale; • Lenin's Call (1924), for symphony and brass band, also known as March for a ceremonial march, dedicated to K. E. Voroshilov; • Counter march No. 1 (1927), for rifle units, dedicated to M.I. Kalinin; • Meeting march of universities (1928), dedicated to I. E. Yakir; • Counter march No. 2 (1930), dedicated to L. P. Malinovsky; • Counter march No. 3 (1930), dedicated to V.N. Levichev; • Industrial with anvils, dedicated to the mechanized and motorized units of the Red Army; • March of collective farmers, processing; • GTO (1933), processed, recorded June 28, 1936; • Birobidzhan March (1934), for symphony orchestra, recorded in 1939 by the NKO brass band; • Moscow Pioneers (1937), based on the themes of the songs: Krasnoarmeyskaya Physical Culture, Pervomayskaya, Konnoarmeyskaya, arrangement and orchestration, dedicated to the Moscow House of Pioneers; • March of the Timurites; • Taranga (1937), for symphony orchestra; • Cossack March (1936), Cossack song from the opera Virgin Soil Upturned by I. Dzerzhinsky, dedicated to the Red Cossacks, based on the themes of songs by I. Dzerzhinsky, recorded by the NKO Orchestra in 1937; • Georgian March (1936), arrangement and orchestration; • Bessarabian March (1940), also known as Soviet Moldova, in memory of the hero G. I. Kotovsky; • Red Banner Komsomol (1936), for symphony orchestra; • Ukrainian March No. 1 (1936), for symphony orchestra; • Ukrainian March No. 2 (1936), on Ukrainian folk themes, arrangement and instrumentation; • Ukrainian March No. 3 from Ukrainian Folk Songs (1936–1937), arrangement and instrumentation; • Life has become more fun (1936–1937), arrangement based on the song by A. V. Alexandrov Life has become better; • Column March (1937), together with F. Keneman, dedicated to the Moscow Proletarian Division; • Georgian Column March (1937); • Youth (1937), from the songs of M. Blanter Youth and Partizan-Zheleznyak, arrangement and orchestration; • Cavalry lynx (1937), arrangement of the Ukrainian folk song Gandzia and Songs of Past Campaigns by 3. Kompaneets; • Red Banner Ensemble (1937); • March of Osoaviakhim (presumably 1937); • Marching march (march by S. N. Vasilenko) (1938), arrangement and orchestration; • Our Homeland (1938), from songs by I. Dunaevsky and L. Revutsky, arrangement and instrumentation; • Under the Flag of the People's Commissar (1938), from songs by Y. Khait, arrangement and instrumentation; • March-Parade (1940); • Ceremonial march (1940), together with Z. Feldman, for the 20th anniversary of the First Cavalry Army; • Anatoly Krokhalev (1940); • March of the First Ukrainian Front (1941), recorded 1945; • March of the 84th Guards Order of Suvorov Division (1944), also known as the March of the Leningrad Guards Rifle Divisions since 1947; • Meeting march of the military schools of the Red Army (1941); • March of the Special Cavalry Brigade of the People's Commissariat of Defense (1941), also known as Counter March No. 2; • Counter march of the First Guards Cavalry Corps (1942); • Counter march of the Second Guards Cavalry Corps (1942); • Counter march of the Third Guards Cavalry Corps (1942); • March of the 8th Guards Rifle Division named after General Panfilov (1942); • Slavic March (1942); • Victory is ours (1942), dedicated to the heroic Red Army; • Fanfare March of the Guards Divisions (1942); • March of the First Guards Rifle Division (1942); • March of the First Guards Moscow Motor Rifle Division (1942); • For a Just Cause (1942); • March of military topographers (1942); • March of Bomber Aviation (1942); • Guards No. 4 (1942); • March of the Tankmen (1943); • March of the Mortar Guards (1943); • Heroes of Stalingrad (1943); • Hero of Azerbaijan (1943); • Jubilee counter march of the Red Army (25 years of the Red Army) (1943), also known as Suvorov's Counter March; • Native Donbass (1944); • March of the 53rd Guards Rifle Division (1944); • March of the 3rd Guards Rifle Division (1944); • Salute to Moscow (1944); • Victory march (fanfare) Glory to the Motherland (1944); • The entry of the Red Army into Bucharest (1944); • The entry of the Red Army into Budapest (1945); • Victory Day (May 9, 1945) (1945), dedicated to the Soviet occupation forces in Germany; • Heroic March 'Victory Feast', dedicated to Marshal Georgy Zhukov (1946); • Russian March (1945); • Free Bulgaria (1945); • March of the Frunze Academy (1945); • Marshal Rokossovsky (1945); • Greetings to the Red Navy sailors (1945); • USSR - England - USA (1945); • March of the Labor Reserves (1945); • Counter march of artillery (1945); • Tankers' counter march (1945); • March of the Artillerymen (1945); • March of the Guards Artillery (1945); • Meeting of the victors (1945); • March Moscow (1947); • Eastern fantasy, march Friendship of the Peoples of the USSR; • March of the Paratrooper, recorded in 1948; • Dosarm (presumably 1948), Concert march; • Counter Marches 1, 2, 3 (1949), instrumentation for symphonic (G. Yu. Cherny) and brass (B. G. Miller) orchestras.

• Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1936) • Stalin Prize (1946) • Order of Lenin • Order of the Red Banner • Order of the Patriotic War • Order of the Red Star • Medal "20 Years of the Red Army" (1938)