Nikolay Berg and Augustine-Malvina Blanchecotte: Difference between pages

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French poet (b. 30 November 1830 in Paris; d. 21 February 1897 in Paris), born Augustine-Malvina Souville.

Blanchecotte's poem Les larmes, first published in 1874, was set by Tchaikovsky as No. 5 of his Six French Songs, Op. 65 (1888).

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+French poet (b. 30 November 1830 in [[Paris]]; d. 21 February 1897 in [[Paris]]), born '''''Augustine-Malvina Souville'''''.
-Russian poet, journalist, translator and historian (b. 12/24 March 1823 in [[Moscow]]; d. 4/16/ June 1884 in [[Warsaw]], born '''''Nikolay Vasilyevich Berg''''' (Николай Васильевич Берг).
-==Tchaikovsky's Settings of Works by Berg==
+==Tchaikovsky's Settings of Works by Blanchecotte==
-Berg's poem ''Evening and Morning'' (Вечер и утро) (1860) — a translation from the Polish sonnet ''Ranek i wieczór'' in the collection ''Sonety odeskie'' (1826) by [[Adam Mickiewicz]] (1798–1855) — was set by Tchaikovsky as ''Dusk Fell on the Earth'', No. 3 of the [[Seven Romances, Op. 47]] (1880).
+Blanchecotte's poem ''Les larmes'', first published in 1874, was set by Tchaikovsky as No. 5 of his [[Six French Songs, Op. 65]] (1888).
 ==External Links==
-* [[:wikipedia:Nikolai Berg|Wikipedia]]
+* [[:wikipedia:fr:Augustine-Malvina Blanchecotte|Wikipedia]] (French)
-[[Category:People|Berg, Nikolay]]
+[[Category:People|Blanchecotte, Augustine-Malvina]]
-[[Category:Writers|Berg, Nikolay]]
+[[Category:Writers|Blanchecotte, Augustine-Malvina]]
-[[Category:Translators|Berg, Nikolay]]