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	==Autographs==		==Autographs==
	According to the 1913 article published in ''The Day'' the manuscript of the waltz belonged to Anastasiya Petrova, who gave it to her pupil, N. P. Alferova. The autograph remained in the Alferov family, who granted permission for its publication. The present whereabouts of the manuscript are unknown.		According to the 1913 article published in ''The Day,'' the manuscript of the waltz belonged to Anastasiya Petrova, who gave it to her pupil, N. P. Alferova. The autograph remained in the Alferov family, who granted permission for its publication. The present whereabouts of the manuscript are unknown.

	==Dedication==		==Dedication==

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	On the title page of the copy book containing the waltz ~~Tchakovsky~~ wrote: "''Anastasie-valse'' composée et dedié á mademoiselle Anastasie Petroff par Pierre Tschaikovsky. Elêve de l'école Imperiale des Droit, Le 15 Aôut, le jour de son départ d'Oranienbaum pour St.-Petersbourg" ("''Anastasie-valse'' composed and dedicated to miss Anastasiya Petrova by Peter Tchaikovsky. Student at the Imperial School of ~~Jurisprudeence~~, 15th August, the day he left [[Oranienbaum]] for [[Saint Petersburg]]").		On the title page of the copy book containing the waltz, Tchaikovsky wrote: "''Anastasie-valse'' composée et dedié á mademoiselle Anastasie Petroff par Pierre Tschaikovsky. Elêve de l'école Imperiale des Droit, Le 15 Aôut, le jour de son départ d'Oranienbaum pour St.-Petersbourg" ("''Anastasie-valse'' composed and dedicated to miss Anastasiya Petrova by Peter Tchaikovsky. Student at the Imperial School of Jurisprudence, 15th August, the day he left [[Oranienbaum]] for [[Saint Petersburg]]").

	==Publication==		==Publication==

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Movements and Duration

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The '''''Anastasie-valse''''' in F major ([[TH]] 119 ; [[ČW]] 95), for solo piano, is Tchaikovsky's earliest surviving work, written while he was on holiday with his family at [[Oranienbaum]] in August 1854.

==Movements and Duration==
There is one movement — Moderato (F major, 139 bars) — lasting approximately 3 minutes in performance.

: ''To hear a virtual performance of the waltz see "[[First Thoughts]]".

==Composition==
On the title page of the copy book containing the waltz Tchakovsky wrote: "''Anastasie-valse'' composée et dedié á mademoiselle Anastasie Petroff par Pierre Tschaikovsky. Elêve de l'école Imperiale des Droit, Le 15 Aôut, le jour de son départ d'Oranienbaum pour St.-Petersbourg" ("''Anastasie-valse'' composed and dedicated to miss Anastasiya Petrova by Peter Tchaikovsky. Student at the Imperial School of Jurisprudeence, 15th August, the day he left [[Oranienbaum]] for [[Saint Petersburg]]").

==Publication==
The waltz is only known through a facsimile of the autograph published in the newspaper ''The Day'' (День) in 1913 <ref name="note1"/>. It was not included in the ''[[Complete Collected Works]]'', but a transcription based on the newspaper publication was published by Muzgiz in 1962 <ref name="note2"/>.

==Autographs==
According to the 1913 article published in ''The Day'' the manuscript of the waltz belonged to Anastasiya Petrova, who gave it to her pupil, N. P. Alferova. The autograph remained in the Alferov family, who granted permission for its publication. The present whereabouts of the manuscript are unknown.

==Dedication==
The ''Valse'' is dedicated to Anastasiya Petrovna Petrova—governess of the Tchaikovsky children.

==Recordings==
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==Notes and References==
<references>
<ref name="note1">See P. Zaytsev, {{bib|1913/65|Юношеское произведение П. И. Чайковского}} [A youthful work by P. I. Tchaikovsky] in the section ''Неопубликованные материалы'' [Unpublished materials] of the supplement ''Литература, искусство, науча'' [Literature, Art, Science] to the newspaper ''День'' [The Day], 21 October 1913 {{OS}}.</ref>
<ref name="note2">See {{bib|1962/112|Первое сочинение П. И. Чайковского}} (1962), p. 587–591.</ref>
</references>
[[Category:Piano Music]]