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|Translated text=[[Serezha]]! I wanted to call on you yesterday and today, but in the end I couldn't find the time. Would you be so good as to turn up at the Hermitage at 11 o'clock. We'll all be there, starting with [[Nikolay Rubinstein|Rubinstein]] and ending with me.
|Translated text=[[Serezha]]! I wanted to call on you yesterday and today, but in the end I couldn't find the time. Would you be so good as to turn up at the Hermitage at 11 o'clock? We'll all be there, starting with [[Nikolay Rubinstein|Rubinstein]] and ending with me.
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Latest revision as of 12:26, 6 August 2024

Date early/mid-April 1880 [1]
Addressed to Sergey Taneyev
Where written Moscow
Language Russian
Autograph Location Moscow: Russian State Archive of Literature and Art (ф. 880)
Publication П. И. Чайковский. Полное собрание сочинений, том IX (1965), p. 101

Text and Translation

Russian text
(original)
English translation
By Luis Sundkvist
Серёжа! Хотел и вчера и сегодня к Вам заехать, — и, решительно не нашел времени. Будьте так добры — приезжайте сегодня в 11 часов в Эрмитаж. Будут все наши, начиная с Руб[инштейна] и кончая мной.
Ваш П. Чайковский

Serezha! I wanted to call on you yesterday and today, but in the end I couldn't find the time. Would you be so good as to turn up at the Hermitage at 11 o'clock? We'll all be there, starting with Rubinstein and ending with me.
Yours, P. Tchaikovsky

Notes and References

  1. Dated approximately on the basis that Tchaikovsky is known to have attended an informal gathering with friends, including Taneyev and Nikolay Rubinstein, during his visit to Moscow between 2/14 and 11/23 April 1880.