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	==Dedications==		==Dedications==
	The piece was dedicated to [[Désirée Artôt]], later Padilla (1835–1907), a Belgian soprano with the Italian Opera Company in Moscow, to whom Tchaikovsky was briefly engaged in 1868.		The piece was dedicated "à Mademoiselle [[Désirée Artôt]]", later Padilla (1835–1907), a Belgian soprano with the Italian Opera Company in Moscow, to whom Tchaikovsky was briefly engaged in 1868.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	==Performances==		==Performances==
	[[Nikolay Rubinstein]] gave the first performance at a charity concert in [[Moscow]] University on 8/20 December 1868. The same pianist premiered the ''Romance'' in [[Saint Petersburg]], at the fourth Free Music School concert on 30 November/12 December 1869. Other notable performances were:		[[Nikolay Rubinstein]] gave the first performance at a charity concert in [[Moscow]] University on 8/20 December 1868. The same pianist premiered the ''Romance'' in [[Saint Petersburg]], at the fourth Free Music School concert on 30 November/12 December 1869. Other notable performances were:
	* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya ~~Malozemova~~]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>		* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya Malozyomova]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>
	* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano)		* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano)
	* Stuttgart, 3rd subscription concert, 2/14 November 1882, Jules de Swert (cello) — arrangement for cello and piano.		* Stuttgart, 3rd subscription concert, 2/14 November 1882, Jules de Swert (cello) — arrangement for cello and piano.

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	<ref name="note1">See [[Letter 124]] to [[Modest Tchaikovsky]], mid/late December 1868.</ref>		<ref name="note1">See [[Letter 124]] to [[Modest Tchaikovsky]], mid/late December 1868.</ref>
	<ref name="note2">See ''Signale für die Musikalische ~~welt~~'', November 1873 (No. 51), p. 804.</ref>		<ref name="note2">See ''Signale für die Musikalische Welt'', November 1873 (No. 51), p. 804.</ref>
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	* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya Malozemova]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>		* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya Malozemova]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>
	* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano)		* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano)
	* Stuttgart, 3rd subscription concert, 2/14 November 1882, Jules de Swert (cello) — arrangement for cello and piano		* Stuttgart, 3rd subscription concert, 2/14 November 1882, Jules de Swert (cello) — arrangement for cello and piano.

	==Publication==		==Publication==

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	==Performances==		==Performances==
	[[Nikolay Rubinstein]] gave the first performance at a charity concert in [[Moscow]] University on 8/20 December 1868. The same pianist premiered the ''Romance'' in [[Saint Petersburg]], at the fourth Free Music School concert on 30 November/12 December 1869. Other notable performances were:		[[Nikolay Rubinstein]] gave the first performance at a charity concert in [[Moscow]] University on 8/20 December 1868. The same pianist premiered the ''Romance'' in [[Saint Petersburg]], at the fourth Free Music School concert on 30 November/12 December 1869. Other notable performances were:
	* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya Malozemova]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>.		* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya Malozemova]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>
	* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano).		* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano)
			* Stuttgart, 3rd subscription concert, 2/14 November 1882, Jules de Swert (cello) — arrangement for cello and piano

	==Publication==		==Publication==

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Tchaikovsky wrote his '''''Romance''''' in F minor, [[Op.]] 5 ([[TH]] 127 ; [[ČW]] 104), for solo piano in October or November 1868 in [[Moscow]].

==Movements and Duration==
There is one movement: Andante cantabile (F minor, 106 bars). A complete performance lasts around 6 minutes.

==Composition==
The ''Romance'' appears to date from the period of Tchaikovsky's relationship with the soprano [[Désirée Artôt]], who sang in the 1868–69 season with the Italian Opera Company in [[Moscow]]. The opera season began in September 1868, and the ''Romance'' was first performed and published in December the same year <ref name="note1"/>, which suggests a composition date of October or November 1868.

==Performances==
[[Nikolay Rubinstein]] gave the first performance at a charity concert in [[Moscow]] University on 8/20 December 1868. The same pianist premiered the ''Romance'' in [[Saint Petersburg]], at the fourth Free Music School concert on 30 November/12 December 1869. Other notable performances were:
* Leipzig, Conservatory, 2/14 October 1873, [[Sofya Malozemova]] (piano) <ref name="note2"/>.
* Leipzig, Choral Society concert, 17/29 November 1877, [[Adele Hippius]] (piano).

==Publication==
The ''Romance'' was published in December 1868 by [[Pyotr Jurgenson]] in [[Moscow]]. It was included in volume 51Б of Tchaikovsky's ''[[Complete Collected Works]]'' (1946), edited by Ivan Shishov.

==Autographs==
Tchaikovsky's autograph score is now preserved in the {{RUS-Mcm}} in [[Moscow]] {{TOW2|romans-romance|(ф. 88, No. 106)}}.

==Recordings==
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==Dedications==
The piece was dedicated to [[Désirée Artôt]], later Padilla (1835–1907), a Belgian soprano with the Italian Opera Company in Moscow, to whom Tchaikovsky was briefly engaged in 1868.

==External Links==
* {{imslpscore|Romance,_Op.5_(Tchaikovsky,_Pyotr)|Romance, Op. 5}}

==Notes and References==
<references>
<ref name="note1">See [[Letter 124]] to [[Modest Tchaikovsky]], mid/late December 1868.</ref>
<ref name="note2">See ''Signale für die Musikalische welt'', November 1873 (No. 51), p. 804.</ref>
</references>
[[Category:Piano Music]]