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• Diaries (June 1884)
  ...mentary published here for the first time was prepared by ''Philip Taylor, Alexander Poznansky'' and ''Brett Langston'', with reference to the original texts pr ...was in love with Tchaikovsky, but her feelings were not reciprocated (see Alexander Poznansky, ''{{bib|1993/186|Tchaikovsky. The Quest for the Inner Man}}'' (1
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• Chronology
  ...he cantata ''[[Moscow (cantata)|Moscow]]'' for the coronation of Emperor [[Alexander III]]. * 23 May/4 June – Premiere of the [[Coronation March]] at the coronation of [[Alexander III]] in [[Moscow]].
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• Alexander of Macedon
  ...don''''' (Александр Македонский) ([[TH]] 206 ; [[ČW]] 449) <ref>Entitled ''Alexander in Babylon'' (Александр в Вавилоне) in [[ČW]]</ref> was ...ng Jew who, because of his unrequited love for a Jewish girl, is chosen by Alexander for his ambition, and at the end becomes a prophet. You can't imagine what
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• Konstantin Pobedonostsev
  ...appointed professor of law. In 1865, he became tutor to the sons of Tsar [[Alexander II]] of Russia. ...nd Duke Aleksandr Aleksandrovich]] acceded the Russian throne in 1881 as [[Alexander III]], Pobedonostsev became one of his closest advisers, and was notoriousl
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• Aleksey Apukhtin
  ...d clearly not subscribe to his friend's dismissal of the value of work. As Alexander Poznansky points out, "Tchaikovsky never surrendered to moral relativism or ...to cover the years of transition from the reign of Nicholas I to that of [[Alexander II]]. This novel remained unfinished, but he wrote three short stories, alt
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• Festival Overture on the Danish National Anthem
  ...vich]], and the Danish [[Mariya Fyodorovna|Princess Dagmar]] (later Tsar [[Alexander III]] and Empress [[Mariya Fyodorovna]]) <ref name="note1"/>. ...ander III|Grand Duke Aleksandr Aleksandrovich]], who in 1881 became Tsar [[Alexander III]]. Replying to a question from [[Jurgenson]] regarding the dedication o
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• Bibliography (1994)
  | {{bib|1994/117|Aus meiner Zusammenarbeit mit Peter Tschaikowsky und Alexander Glasunow}} | Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (author)
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• Bibliography (1995)
  | Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (author) | Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (author)
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• Bibliography (1996)
  | Findeyzen, Nikolay Fyodorovich, 1868-1928 (author)<br/>Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (translator) | Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (author)
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• Bibliography (2015)
  | Alexander, Tamsin (author) | Morrison, Simon Alexander, 1964- (author)
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• Bibliography Index (M)
  * ''author of'' - {{bib|1999/75|Alexander Mikhailov}} (1999) ...negin. Opera in three acts by P. I. Tchaikovsky. Libretto from the poem by Alexander Pushkin.}} (1968)
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• Fyodor Oom
  ...he future [[Alexander III]] from 1865 to 1867, and then to [[Alexander III|Alexander]]'s wife, the Grand Duchess (later Empress) [[Mariya Fyodorovna]] until 189
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• Montenegro
  ...s part of the planned silver jubilee celebrations of the Russian Emperor [[Alexander II]]. However the performance did not take place, and Tchaikovsky's music h ...atory, to provide some music for the silver jubilee celebrations of Tsar [[Alexander II]] <ref name="note1"/>. A series of ''tableaux'', depicting the principal
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• Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich
  During the reign of his brother [[Alexander II]] (1818–1881), Konstantin was an admiral of the Russian fleet and refo ...and Duke fell from favour under the reign of the new emperor, his nephew [[Alexander III]], who opposed Konstantin's liberal ideas and gradually stripped him of
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• Mariya Fyodorovna
  Russian Empress ("Tsaritsa"), wife of [[Alexander III]] (b. 26 November 1847 {{NS}} in Copenhagen; d. 13 October 1928 in Hvid ...se (1817–1898). In 1866, she married the heir to the Russian throne (the [[Alexander III|Grand Duke Aleksandr Aleksandrovich]]) and assumed the title of Grand D
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• Autobiography
  ...or this website. Unless otherwise stated all the accompanying notes are by Alexander Poznansky and reprinted from ''[[The Tchaikovsky Handbook]]''.</ref> ...} (2006), pp. 11–17. The explanatory notes given there are based mainly on Alexander Poznansky's in ''[[The Tchaikovsky Handbook]]'', which have been used to ac
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• Ivan Turgenev
  ...f the system of serfdom. Reading ''Notes of a Hunter'' strengthened Tsar [[Alexander II]] in his resolve to abolish serfdom, and so Turgenev's work indirectly h ...tivities in honour of the visit to [[Moscow]] by the heir to the throne, [[Alexander III|Aleksandr Aleksandrovich]], freshly married to [[Mariya Fyodorovna|Prin
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• Aleksey Tolstoy
  ...when he was accused of contacts with the political émigrés in [[London]] (Alexander Herzen and [[Nikolay Ogaryov]]). Although Tolstoy did not like the radical
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• Coronation March
  ...ten in March 1883 for the coronation celebrations of the Russian Emperor [[Alexander III]]. ...public performance in Sokolniky Park, at the coronation celebrations of [[Alexander III]] in May 1883. Tchaikovsky received the commission while in [[Paris]],
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• Bibliography Index (B)
  '''Bedenkoff, Alexander''' ...nd Russian lyric diction ; Vol. 1. Operas based on the poetry and prose of Alexander Pushkin}} (2004)
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