Incidental Music
Tchaikovsky Research
Tchaikovsky wrote nine scores to accompany theatrical productions (both amateur and professional).
TH | ČW | Opus | Title | Description | Year |
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15 | 423 | — | Boris Godunov | Music for the Fountain Scene in Pushkin's tragedy | 1863–65 (?) |
16 | 17 | — | Dmitry the Pretender and Vasily Shuysky | Introduction and Mazurka for Aleksandr Ostrovsky's dramatic chronicle | 1867 (?) |
17 | 424 | — | The Tangle | Recitatives and music to a couplet for Pavel Fyodorov's vaudeville | 1867 |
18 | 19 | — | The Barber of Seville | Music for Count Almaviva's couplets in Beaumarchais' comedy | 1872 |
19 | 15 | 12 | The Snow Maiden | Music for Aleksandr Ostrovsky's spring legend | 1873 |
20 | 425 | — | La Fée | Cradle song and Waltz for Octave Feuillet's comedy | 1879 (?) |
21 | 426 | — | Montenegro | Music for a tableau vivant | 1880 |
22 | 20 | — | The Voyevoda | Melodrama for the Domovoy's monologue in Aleksandr Ostrovsky's comedy | 1886 |
23 | 16 | 67b | Hamlet | Music for Shakespeare's tragedy | 1891 |
In 1868, Tchaikovsky also provided additional recitatives and an introductory chorus to Auber's opera Le Domino noir.