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  • ...Afanasy Fet: it was as such that he had long since become a household name for the Russian reading public. ...teau at Courtavenel in the autumn of 1856. Fet submitted many of his poems for [[Turgenev]]'s perusal before they were published, and, although the latter
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  • ...}} (1998), p. 239–242 (includes facsimile of last page, p. 243, and German translation, p. 244–248) ==Text and Translation==
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  • The opera is scored for vocal soloists, mixed chorus, and an orchestra consisting of 3 flutes (3rd | '''Duet for Iolanta and Vaudémont''' (Дуэт Иоланты и Водемона)<br/
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  • ...1–53<br/>{{bibx|1970/8|Советская музыка}} (1970), No. 9, p. 63–64 (Russian translation; abridged)<br/>{{bib|1971/89|П. И. Чайковский. Полное с� ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...ence between Tchaikovsky and Nadezhda von Meck}} (1993), p. 80-86 (English translation) ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...written by '''''Jean-Pierre Mabille''''', is published here in an English translation by ''Luis Sundkvist'' with the author's kind permission. All the photograph ...studied at the Collège d'Aumale in Lorient, Brittany, in order to prepare for the entrance examinations to the École Navale in Brest. He enrolled in the
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  • ...e piano. Listening to Mozart's music awakened in him a "passionate worship for that genius" which lasted all his life, as his brother [[Modest]] observed ...ited only by the greatest geniuses [...] It is to Mozart that I am obliged for the fact that I have dedicated my life to music. He gave the first impulse
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  • ...5–47<br/>{{bibx|1970/8|Советская музыка}} (1970), No. 9, p. 61–63 (Russian translation)<br/>{{bib|1971/89|П. И. Чайковский. Полное собран� ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...thoughts about stepping down from compositional work in order to make way for younger talents; and his optimism about the future of Russian music. ==English translation==
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  • German composer (b. 5 September 1791 {{NS}} in Vogelsdorf or Tasdorf, near [[Berli ...tt" as a leitmotif in this opera, he fulminated: "I am not a moralist, but for a good Protestant it is offensive to hear his most cherished song being yel
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  • |Language=French and German ...2/25| Жизнь Петра Ильича Чайковского ; том 3}} (1902). p. 538–542 (Russian translation)<br/>{{bib|1979/112|П. И. Чайковский. Полное собран
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  • ...TH]] 288 ; [[ČW]] 553) was Tchaikovsky's twenty-third music-review article for the Moscow journal ''Russian Register'' (Русские ведомости) ...in the [[Moscow]] Bolshoi Theatre on 13/25 March 1874, in which the great German pianist played Bach's ''Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue''in D minor (BWV 903),
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  • ...two operas by Verdi: ''Traviata'' and ''Rigoletto''" <ref name="note3"/>. For [[Pogozhev]] heard Tchaikovsky make these critical observations (not just a ...cause staging such a monumental opera as ''Aida'' was too costly a venture for this thrifty impresario — but in February 1876 he did finally get to see
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  • ...may perhaps explain his later aversion to everything that reminded him of German academicism). On graduating in 1856, he received a commission with an élit ...works by [[Gluck]], [[Mozart]], and [[Beethoven]], often transcribing them for piano duet themselves and then playing them through. In 1858, against his f
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...in {{bib|1945/34|The Diaries of Tchaikovsky}} (1945), p. 253–258, and into German by Ernst Kuhn and Hans-Joachim Grimm in {{bib|1992/51|P. I. Tschaikowsky. D
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  • ...'''''Lake of the Swans''''' (Озеро лебедей), and its story derives from a German fairy tale. The ballet is scored for an orchestra comprising piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets (in A, B-fl
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  • ...([[TH]] 278 ; [[ČW]] 542) was Tchaikovsky's fifteenth music-review article for the Moscow journal ''Russian Register'' (Русские ведомости) ...ch had to be approached with genuine love and respect; enthusiastic praise for the originality of [[Balakirev]]'s oriental fantasy ''Islamey'' but also la
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  • ...82 to [[Nadezhda von Meck]] (quoted below), the very figure of Bellini had for many years been surrounded by a "poetic aureole" in his mind because he had ...]] in his biography of the composer (and partly based on conversations and letters exchanged with [[Fanny Dürbach]] after 1894), which describes the effect p
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  • |Language=German ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...H]] 312 ; [[ČW]] 578) was Tchaikovsky's forty-seventh music-review article for the Moscow journal ''Russian Register'' (Русские ведомости) ...certo No. 1]], whereby the composer thanks the young soloist in particular for having read his intentions so well; a remarkably enthusiastic tribute to th
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  • ...distrust towards Liszt may have been his vigorous campaigning for the 'new German school of music', as all such proselytizing in the name of new and radical ...the rest of the "Mighty Handful", admired Liszt for his boldness and also for his early support of Russian music in the 1840s), Tchaikovsky would write y
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  • ...241<br/>{{bib|1986/68|Tchaikovsky in America}} (1986), p. 190–192 (English translation)<br/>{{bibx|2006/51|Воспоминания о русском доме}} ( ==Text and Translation==
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  • German composer, pianist, and writer on music (b. 6 July 1852 {{NS}} in Falkenburg ...e [[Cologne]] Conservatoire. He also started writing music review articles for the ''Kölnische Zeitung''.
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  • ...75th performance of ''[[Yevgeny Onegin]]'' on 12/24 January, and then left for [[Florence]], where he arrived on 18/30 January, seeking seclusion in order ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...ikovsky, but also the members of the "Mighty Handful", who admired Berlioz for his orchestration and the imaginative power of his programme music. Already ...e, and the feeling of piety which as a young artist he understandably felt for his great colleague could not leave him indifferent. Like everyone who seri
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...by a response. On the contrary, it sometimes crossed my mind that with my letters I was prompting Your Highness far too often to reply and thereby abusing yo
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  • ...the diay was made on 9/21 June, the day after Tchaikovsky left [[Kamenka]] for the city of [[Kharkov]]. ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...dged)<br/>{{bib|1986/68|Tchaikovsky in America}} (1986), p. 39–49 (English translation) ==Text and Translation==
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...in {{bib|1945/34|The Diaries of Tchaikovsky}} (1945), p. 290-295, and into German by Ernst Kuhn and Hans-Joachim Grimm in {{bib|1992/51|P. I. Tschaikowsky. D
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...and difficult. Since I had counted on its being staged, this is unpleasant for me, and you did not want to ''crush'' me all of a ''sudden''. Thank you, go
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  • ...s about all of Tchaikovsky's '''{{PAGESINCATEGORY:Letters|pages}}''' known letters, which were addressed to '''379''' individual correspondents. The following information is given for each letter, where available:
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  • |Language=German ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...)<br/>{{bibx|1998/70|Tchaikovsky and his world}} (1998), p. 87–88 (English translation)<br/>{{bibx|2009/2|Неизвестный Чайковский}} (2009), p. ==Text and Translation==
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  • |Language=French and German ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...ikovsky. Letters to his family. An autobiography}} (1981), p. 5–6 (English translation; abridged)<br/>{{bibx|1995/123|П. И. Чайковский. Забытое ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...sky. Letters to his family. An autobiography}} (1981), p. 154–155 (English translation; abridged) ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...sky. Letters to his family. An autobiography}} (1981), p. 386–387 (English translation; abridged) ==Text and Translation==
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...'s rotten little newspaper! <ref name="note4"/> You made fun of our public for going to the Musical Society's concerts without having a clue about music.
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  • ...ikomödie. Čajkovskijs Ehe. Eine Dokumentation}} (2006), p. 416–418 (German translation) ==Text and Translation==
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...francs for the rights to this work and that I transfer these rights to you for free <ref name="note2"/>.
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...you have a great talent, a lot of intelligence, and a whole sea of hatred for everything that is conventional, banal, and to be had cheaply, and that as
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  • ..., p. 67<br/>{{bibx|1970/8|Советская музыка}} (1970), No. 9, p. 67 (Russian translation)<br/>{{bib|1974/53|П. И. Чайковский. Полное собран� ==Text and Translation==
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...ve attitude towards my offspring. I write as I can. It is always difficult for me to settle on one particular musical thought from among those which come
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  • ...ikomödie. Čajkovskijs Ehe. Eine Dokumentation}} (2006), p. 242–243 (German translation) ==Text and Translation==
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  • German composer (b. 31 March 1685 {{NS}} in Eisenach; d. 28 July 1750 {{NS}} in [[ ...rizons had been very narrow until then, being confined mainly to a passion for Italian opera (see his ''[[Autobiography]]'' of 1889), so that he knew very
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  • Scored for high voice (Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5), medium voice (No. 6) or baritone (No. 4), wit ...893), from his poem ''Silence'' (Молчание) (1861) — a translation from the German poem ''Schweigen'' by [[Moritz Hartmann]] (1821–1872):
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...His prophet, [[Laroche]] <ref name="note3"/>. Indeed, apart from examples for my harmony class, in the course of the last two months I have written nothi
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  • ==Text and Translation== ...friends who keeps up a genuine correspondence with me. It's only from your letters that I know what's happening in [[Moscow]], to which I am attached by an un
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  • |Language=German (opening salutation in Russian; postscript partly in French) <ref name="not ==Text and Translation==
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  • ...ovsky. Letters to his family. An autobiography}} (1981), p. 17–18 (English translation) }} ==Text and Translation==
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