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	On 1/13 July 1873, the composer made another note in the key of E major the "theme for the 1st Allegro. The Introduction is similar, but in 4/4" <ref name="note2"/>.		On 1/13 July 1873, the composer made another note in the key of E major for the "theme for the 1st Allegro. The Introduction is similar, but in 4/4" <ref name="note2"/>.

	No further references to this projected symphony have been found, but a few months later Tchaikovsky used a variant of the B-flat major theme in the piano piece ''Capriccioso'' — No. 5 of the [[Six Pieces, Op. 19]].		No further references to this projected symphony have been found, but a few months later Tchaikovsky used a variant of the B-flat major theme in the piano piece ''Capriccioso'' — No. 5 of the [[Six Pieces, Op. 19]].

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The only references to a projected '''''Symphony in B-flat major''''' ([[TH]] 210 ; [[ČW]] 467) are found in the composer's diary for 1873.

In the entry for 11/23 June that year, he wrote: "Yesterday I travelled from [[Vorozhba]] to [[Kiev]], after a lengthy period of coolness towards music, for unknown reasons everything began playing and singing within me. An embryo [of a theme] in B-flat major became established in my head, and suddenly I had the idea for a whole symphony. All at once I decided to tear myself away from [[Stasov]]'s ''[[The Tempest|Tempest]]'', and to spend all summer on the symphony, which shall eclipse everything that's gone before" <ref name="note1"/>; this is followed by a note of a theme in B-flat major (8 bars):

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On 1/13 July 1873, the composer made another note in the key of E major the "theme for the 1st Allegro. The Introduction is similar, but in 4/4" <ref name="note2"/>.

No further references to this projected symphony have been found, but a few months later Tchaikovsky used a variant of the B-flat major theme in the piano piece ''Capriccioso'' — No. 5 of the [[Six Pieces, Op. 19]].

==Notes and References==
<references>
<ref name="note1">{{bib|1923/23|Дневники П. И. Чайковского}} (1923), p. 3.</ref>
<ref name="note2">{{bib|1923/23|Дневники П. И. Чайковского}} (1923), p. 5.</ref>
</references>
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