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  • Bibliography (2011)
    | Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (author) ...l, 1872-1940 (translator)<br/>Kohlhase, Thomas, 1941- (editor)<br/>Erhard, Alexander (editor)
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  • Bibliography Index (G)
    * ''author of'' - {{bib|1993/70|Alexander Glazunov}} (1993) * ''author of'' - {{bib|1999/34|Alexander Glazunov}} (1999)
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  • Bibliography Index (A)
    '''Alexander, Tamsin''' '''Alexander, David R.'''
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  • A Conversation with P. I. Tchaikovsky
    ...994/85|Tschaikowsky aus der Nähe}} (1994), p. 220, note 483, as well as in Alexander Poznansky, {{bib|1999/93|Tchaikovsky through Others' Eyes}} (1999), p. 194. ...ikovsky's ''[[Autobiography]]'' of 1889 and ''[[Tchaikovsky: A Life]]'' by Alexander Poznansky for more details on how Tchaikovsky, at the age of 22, finally de
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  • Letter 2854
    ...hich has had the most success. It is thanks to the gracious attention of [[Alexander III|His Majesty the Emperor]] that it is being performed in [[Petersburg]]. ...sky and published in a complete English translation for the first time in: Alexander Poznansky and Brett Langston, ''[[The Tchaikovsky Handbook]]'' ; vol. 1 (20
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  • Moscow (cantata)
    ...arch/5 April 1883 for the coronation celebrations of the Russian Emperor [[Alexander III]]. ...ce of the cantata took place in [[Moscow]] at a dinner on the evening of [[Alexander III]]'s coronation, 15/27 May 1883, at the Palace of the Facets (Грано
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  • Letter 3192a
    Only available in an English translation by Alexander Historical Auctions LLC <ref name="note2"/>, which may contain differences |Translator=Alexander Historical Auctions LLC
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  • Beethoven and His Time
    ...r 1800, which Tchaikovsky drew up on the basis of the first two volumes of Alexander Wheelock Thayer's <ref name="note3"/> pioneering biography of the great Ger ...hayer's biography is available online [http://www.zeno.org/Musik/M/Thayer,+Alexander+Wheelock/Ludwig+van+Beethovens+Leben] and has been consulted for the transl
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  • Diaries (April 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 |Translated text=''14 April''. Rose late again. Made visits to Father Alexander <ref name="note16"/>, where I saw Lyuba <ref name="note17"/> who has grown
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  • Eugène Oudin
    ...1954/50|Воспоминания о П. И. Чайковском}} (1954), p. 182. Quoted here from Alexander Poznansky, {{bib|1996/59|Tchaikovsky's Last Days}} (1996), p. 44.</ref> ...London, 1870-1900}}, p. 349–350. This letter is also partially quoted in: Alexander Poznansky, {{bib|1996/59|Tchaikovsky's Last Days}} (1996), p. 150. However,
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  • Diaries (April 1886)
    ...published here for the first time was prepared by ''Brett Langston'' and ''Alexander Poznansky''. ...t 2 months later he's no longer in this world!!! 19 July [18]86". See also Alexander Poznansky, {{bib|1993/186|Tchaikovsky. The quest for the inner man}} (1993)
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  • Letter 78
    ...he 15th century entitled ''Alla Trinita''; 3) a chorus from [[Handel]]'s ''Alexander's Feast''; 4) [[Dargomyzhsky]]'s orchestral fantasia ''[[Little-Russian Kaz
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  • Letter 121
    ...the hero is a young Jew, cheated in love with a certain Jewess, who chose Alexander out of ambition, and in the end becomes a prophet. You can't imagine what a
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  • Bibliography (2023)
    | Alexander, Tamsin (author) | Poznansky, Alexander, 1950- (author)
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  • Bibliography (1910)
    ...rch, Rosa Harriet Jeaffreson, 1857-1940 (author)<br/>Fuller-Maitland, John Alexander, 1856-1936 (editor)<br/>Grove, George, 1820-1900 (compiler) | Streatfeild, Richard Alexander, 1866-1919 (author)<br/>Pennequin, Louis Pierre Joseph (translator)
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  • Letter 2649
    Thank you for the good news. I am glad at [[Alexander III|the Sovereign]]'s sympathy for my music, and I am no less glad at the a .../21 January 1885 [[Emiliya Pavlovskaya]] had written to Tchaikovsky that [[Alexander III]] had attended the previous evening's performance of ''[[Yevgeny Onegin
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  • Letter 3557
    Tomorrow I am leaving for [[Petersburg]] in order to appear before [[Alexander III|the Emperor]] and to thank him for what he has done for me <ref name="n <ref name="note9">Tchaikovsky wanted to thank Tsar [[Alexander III]] in person for the lifetime annuity of 3,000 rubles which he had grant
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  • Bibliography (1968/42)
    ...negin. Opera in three acts by P. I. Tchaikovsky. Libretto from the poem by Alexander Pushkin. |Imprint=[n.p.] : D. Miller, 1968 |Extent=32 p. |Format=Book
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  • Letter 3554
    <ref name="note2">Tsar [[Alexander III]] had recently awarded Tchaikovsky an honorary pension of 3000 silver r ...name="note3">The royal palace at Gatchina was the preferred residence of [[Alexander III]].</ref>
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  • Aleksandr Ostrovsky
    ...n]]'' (Александр Македонский), set in Babylon and in Greece at the time of Alexander the Great, but this idea was never realised.
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