The creative legacy of N. Rimsky-Korsakov is immense.

He composed:

• 11 symphonic works
  • First Symphony, 1865.
  • Overture on Three Russian Themes, 1866.
  • Fantasia on Serbian Themes, 1867.
  • Sadko (a musical picture), 1867.
  • Antar (Second Symphony), 1868.
  • Third Symphony, 1873.
  • A Tale, 1879.
  • Symphoniette on Russian themes, 1885.
  • Capriccio Espagnol 1887.
  • Sheherazade, 1888.
  • Overture La Grande Paque Russe, 1888.
• 15 operas

• The Maiden of Pskov, 1872
• The May Night, 1878
• The Snowmaiden, 1881
• Mlada (opera-ballet) 1890
• The Christmas Night, 1895
• Sadko, 1896
• Mozart and Saliery, 1897
• Vera Sheloga, 1898
• The Tsar's Bride, 1898
• The Tale of Tsar Saltan, 1899
• Servilia, 1901
• Kashtshey Immortal, 1901
• Pan Voyevoda, 1903
• The Legend of the Invisible town Kitez, 1904
• Le Coq d'Or, 1907

• 3 works for instrument and orchestra

• Fantasia for violin, 1886
• Concert for trombone, 1877
• Concert for piano, 1882

• 79 romances - for different voices and piano, 1865-1898
• 2 Collections

• 100 Russian folk songs, 1877
• 40 Russian folk songs 1882

• Other musical works

• several pieces for piano, 1875-1878
• many instrumental and vocal ensembles, 1874-1901
• Sacred music, 1884

• He also wrote

• Text-book on Harmony, 1884
• The Principles of Orchestration, 1908 (published posthumously, 1913).
• The Legend of My Musical Life, 1906 (published posthumously, 1909)

In Russia all N.Rimsky-Korsakov's musical and literary works are published as well as many books and articles about his life, his works and musical activity.