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...be diseased, hence necessarily alien to that of healthy, 'normal' people" <ref name="note1"/>. ...cature that fails even remotely to resemble a real man with real concerns <ref name="note3"/>.

...re, Valse 1, Valse 2, Mazurque, Mazurque, Russe, Russe, Rêverie, Scherzo" <ref name="note1"/>. ...er are preserved in the {{RUS-KLč}} at [[Klin]] (ref. В{{sup|6}}, No. 1).</ref>

...ermet's opera ''Jeanne d'Arc'' and Jules Barbier's drama of the same name <ref name="note1"/>. ...[[Les Caprices de Marianne]]''?", Tchaikovsky wrote in the summer of 1878 <ref name="note2"/>.

...[[Aleksandr Ostrovsky]]'s drama ''The Storm'', chose this as his subject <ref name="note1"/>. ...g, and she may run the risk of hearing it at the Russian Musical Society" <ref name="note2"/>.

Détroyat's file in the French Navy archives <ref name="note1"/> shows that from 1847 to 1862 he was embarked on a number of ...cific details about the actions he was involved in during the Crimean War <ref name="note2"/>. However, it must undoubtedly have been on board the paddle-

'''''Moscow''''' (Москва) <ref name="note1"/> is a cantata for soloists, chorus and orchestra ([[TH]] 69 ; ...words, words? And when should all this be ready? Is it already too late?" <ref name="note3"/>.

...'' (Кантата на открытие Политехнической выставке) ([[TH]] 67 ; [[ČW]] 63) <ref name="note1"/> was written in February and March 1872 for the opening of th ...t was specially written for the cantata by [[Yakov Polonsky]] (1819-1898) <ref name="note2"/>.

...and orchestra by Tchaikovsky in September 1892 ([[TH]] 193 ; [[ČW]] 422) <ref name="note1"/>. ...Liszt]] in 1885, as was once suggested by some of [[Liszt]]'s biographers <ref name="note2"/>.

...us state. In the interval between rubbers I went to see my Angel: [[Bob]] <ref name="note4"/>. He showed me his toy theatre. Played vint until one in the ...four-handed vint. Miraculously—I won. Hastily wrote a letter to [[Modya]] <ref name="note6"/>.