Piano Concerto No 1
Composes, "Piano Concerto No 1", awarded Anton Rubenstein Prize
Historical biography archive · Updated 2026-11-03
Sergei Prokofiev Biography and Timeline
Follow Sergei Prokofiev through 18 dated historical records for Russia.
Sergei Prokofiev, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
18Distinct records
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1911–1952Years on this page
1911
Rubenstein Prize
Composes, "Piano Concerto No 1", awarded Anton Rubenstein Prize
1914
The Ugly Duckling
Composes, "The Ugly Duckling"
1915
Scythian Suite
Composes, "Scythian Suite"
1917
Symphony No 1
Composes, "Symphony No 1"
1919
Love for Three Oranges
Composes, "Love for Three Oranges"
1936
Peter and the Wolf
Composes, "Peter & the Wolf"
1937
20th Anniversary of the October Revolution
Composes, "20th Anniversary of the October Revolution"
1938
Alexander Nevsky
Composes, "Romeo & Juliet". Composes, "Alexander Nevsky"
Romeo and Juliet
Composes, "Romeo & Juliet". Composes, "Alexander Nevsky"
1944
Ivan the Terrible
Composes, "Symphony No 5". Composes, "Ivan the Terrible"
Symphony No 5
Composes, "Symphony No 5". Composes, "Ivan the Terrible"
1945
Cindarella
Composes, "Cindarella"
1946
The Duenna
Composes, "The Duenna"
1947
Symphony No 6
Composes, "Symphony No 6"
1948
Story of a Real Man
Composes, "Story of a Real Man"
1952
Symphony No 7
Composes, "War & Peace". Composes, "Symphony No 7"
War and Peace
Composes, "War & Peace". Composes, "Symphony No 7"
Records, sources and methodology
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