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• Sixteen Songs for Children
  #REDIRECT [[Sixteen Songs for Children, Op. 54]]
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• Children's Songs on Russian and Ukrainian Tunes (Mamontova)
  The '''''Children's Songs on Russian and Ukrainian Melodies''''' (Детские песнии на р '''Set 1''' (1872) contains 24 songs:
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• Six Romances and Songs, Op. 27
  Tchaikovsky's '''''Six Romances and Songs''''' (Шесть романсов и песен), Op. 27 ([[TH]] 98 ; [[ČW ...imslpscore|6_Romances_and_Songs,_Op.27_(Tchaikovsky,_Pyotr)|6 Romances and Songs, Op. 27}}
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• Sixteen Songs for Children, Op. 54
  Tchaikovsky's '''''Sixteen Songs for Children''''' (Шестнадцать песен для детей), [[ All the songs are written for high voice with piano accompaniment. In his preface to the
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• Two Songs (1875)
  In April or May 1875 Tchaikovsky wrote '''''Two Songs''''' ([[TH]] 100 ; [[ČW]] 244-245) for the [[Saint Petersburg]] journal '' ...lfilled a similar request for [[Nikolay Bernard]] in the form of the [[Two Songs (1873)]].
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• Two Songs (1873)
  Around September 1873 Tchaikovsky wrote '''''Two Songs''''' ([[TH]] 96 ; [[ČW]] 224-225), apparently at the request of [[Nikolay Both songs are scored for medium voice with piano accompaniment.
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• Twelve Persian Songs (Rubinstein)
  The words of [[Anton Rubinstein]]'s '''''Twelve Persian Songs''''' ([[TH]] 334 ; [[ČW]] 633-644) <ref name="note1"/> were translated fro ...ote to [[Nadezhda von Meck]]: "[[Anton Rubinstein|Rubinstein]]'s ''Persian Songs'' were set to a German text by the poet Bodenstedt. Bodenstedt (a translato
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• Songs and Romances (Rubinstein)
  ...the exact dates are unknown), Tchaikovsky translated the texts of nineteen songs and romances by [[Anton Rubinstein]] into Russian, at the request of the pu The songs came from different collections, and were published in instalments between
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• Six French Songs, Op. 65
  Tchaikovsky's '''''Six French Songs''''' (Six Mélodies) for voice and piano, [[Op.]] 65 ([[TH]] 108 ; [[ČW]] The idea for the songs arose from Tchaikovsky's meeting with [[Désirée Artôt]] in [[Berlin]] du
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• Songs and Duets
  | [[Two Songs (1873)|Two Songs]] | [[Six Romances and Songs, Op. 27|Six Romances and Songs]]
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• French Songs, Op. 65
  #REDIRECT [[Six French Songs, Op. 65]]
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• French Songs (projected)
  #REDIRECT [[Six French Songs, Op. 65]]
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• Six French Songs
  #REDIRECT [[Six French Songs, Op. 65]]
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• Children's Songs on Russian and Ukrainian Melodies (Mamontova)
  #REDIRECT [[Children's Songs on Russian and Ukrainian Tunes (Mamontova)]]
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• Two Songs (1886-87)
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• Two Songs (TH 100)
  #REDIRECT [[Two Songs (1875)]]
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• Two Songs (TH 96)
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• Songs and Duets
  | [[Two Songs (1873)|Two Songs]] | [[Six Romances and Songs, Op. 27|Six Romances and Songs]]
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• Sixteen Songs for Children, Op. 54
  Tchaikovsky's '''''Sixteen Songs for Children''''' (Шестнадцать песен для детей), [[ All the songs are written for high voice with piano accompaniment. In his preface to the
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• Aleksey Pleshcheyev
  ...Op. 6]] (1869) — which is said to be the earliest of Tchaikovsky's tragic songs and belongs to that first cycle of romances which established his reputatio ...I finished my [[Suite No. 2|suite]] than I set about composing children's songs, carefully writing one each day. But this work is agreeable and easy becaus
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• Children's Songs on Russian and Ukrainian Tunes (Mamontova)
  The '''''Children's Songs on Russian and Ukrainian Melodies''''' (Детские песнии на р '''Set 1''' (1872) contains 24 songs:
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• Six French Songs, Op. 65
  Tchaikovsky's '''''Six French Songs''''' (Six Mélodies) for voice and piano, [[Op.]] 65 ([[TH]] 108 ; [[ČW]] The idea for the songs arose from Tchaikovsky's meeting with [[Désirée Artôt]] in [[Berlin]] du
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• Tchaikovsky, Open World
  | [[Six Romances and Songs, Op. 27]] | [[Two Songs (1875)|Two Songs]]
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• Complete Collected Works
  :*''[[Legend]]'' (No. 5 of [[Sixteen Songs for Children, Op. 54]]) : Arrangement for voice with orchestra by Tchaikovs ===Romances and Songs===
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• Lev Tolstoy
  {{quote|I am sending you, dear Pyotr Ilyich, these songs. I have just looked through them myself. This amazing treasure is now in yo ...ve anything in common with dance songs. Furthermore, the majority of these songs — and, again, in a forced manner, so it seems — have been written down
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• Letter 527
  ...some extent, I cannot think of anyone who would be up to it. However, your songs can indeed serve as material for symphonic treatment — and very good mate ...h [[Tolstoy]] sent to Tchaikovsky from Yasnaya Polyana together with these songs has survived, though, and is believed to have been written between 19/31 De
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• The Musical Society. Response to an Anonymous Correspondent. Two Examples of Muscovite Music Criticism
  ...respect, and were it only because he acquaints the public with our native songs, most of which are quite unfamiliar to the latter''." ...18"/>, to treat us to Czech and Serbian folksongs, as well as all kinds of songs by our other Slavic brothers.
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• Pauline Viardot
  ...di Siviglia'' and other belcanto roles, as well as her choice of arias and songs by [[Glinka]] at concerts, won her the affection of Russian audiences. Her ...he would remain for the rest of her life. She devoted herself to composing songs and operettas, as well as teaching, her students including [[Désirée Art�
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• Fifty Russian Folksongs
  The fifty songs are mostly very short, and last around 30 to 35 minutes in a complete perfo ...] granted Tchaikovsky permission to use his collection: "With regard to my songs, which you want to arrange for 4 hands, do whatever you think will be best"
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• 65 Russian Folksongs (Prokunin)
  For the titles (and incipits) of all 65 songs, see ''[[The Tchaikovsky Handbook]]'', volume 1 (2002), p. 371-377. ...supposed that he asked his professor for help in editing and reworking the songs. Nos. 1 to 33 were completed by 27 May/8 June 1872, and Nos. 34 to 65 were
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• Two Songs (1875)
  In April or May 1875 Tchaikovsky wrote '''''Two Songs''''' ([[TH]] 100 ; [[ČW]] 244-245) for the [[Saint Petersburg]] journal '' ...lfilled a similar request for [[Nikolay Bernard]] in the form of the [[Two Songs (1873)]].
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• Two Songs (1873)
  Around September 1873 Tchaikovsky wrote '''''Two Songs''''' ([[TH]] 96 ; [[ČW]] 224-225), apparently at the request of [[Nikolay Both songs are scored for medium voice with piano accompaniment.
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• Boris Asafyev
  ...my mother would hum to me'' Lullaby in a Storm'' [No. 10 of the [[Sixteen Songs for Children]]]. The evenings at the [[Pavlovsk]] station near [[Petersburg ...oung man's knowledge of Russian music and listened to the piano pieces and songs that he had brought with him. At the end of this meeting, [[Rimsky-Korsakov
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• Chronological List of Works
  * [[Two Songs (1873)|Two Songs]] (by September) * [[Six Romances and Songs, Op. 27]] (March-April)
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• Letter 2512
  ...r. Although it was very interesting for me to read your views on my little songs <ref name="note1"/>, still I bear you a grudge for not having written a sin ...myself when making a fair copy of them, and if I had shown you the little songs before they were engraved, it would have been very easy to correct the flaw
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• Ivan Turgenev
  ...n about Tchaikovsky yet, even though by the start of the 1870s some of his songs and piano pieces were being published in Germany (in pirate editions), and ...rm such a positive opinion of Tchaikovsky's talent on the basis of the few songs, chamber music and piano pieces which he heard at that concert on 16/28 Mar
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• The Snow Maiden
  ...er 1873). In December the same year, the author's piano arrangement of the songs was published (approved by the censor on 29 September/11 October 1873). Six ...cribed as the second. In each of the published editions, each of the three songs had its own title, but in the separate editions of 1873 the second and thir
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