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...re he was visited by Maxim Gorky and [[Anton Chekhov]], one of the younger writers of whom Tolstoy was most fond, even though he considered him to be lacking ...>. [[Nikolay Kashkin]] added to these two [[Pushkin]] and [[Gogol]] as the writers whom Tchaikovsky would re-read the most often <ref name="note2"/>, although

One of the leading Russian writers of the nineteenth century, Turgenev for some thirty years was the most well ...self accused of having lost touch with Russia. The quarrel between the two writers would not really be patched up until the [[Pushkin]] festivities in [[Mosco

...rmation about Tchaikovsky's family, friends, associates, fellow musicians, writers and correspondents. You can either browse an alphabetical list of '''[[:Cat * [[:Category:Writers|Writers]]

...ector. By 1858, his talent had been taken notice of by two leading Russian writers of their generation, the lyric poet [[Afanasy Fet]] and the novelist [[Ivan ...o Russia in 1811, observed how the country seemed to lack any professional writers and only "a couple of noblemen devoted themselves to literature". With "den

One of the greatest Russian writers of the nineteenth century, Dostoyevsky was born into the family of a hospit ...stantly comes across enthusiastic articles about one or the other of these writers. Maybe such a time will also come for Russian music!}}

...gs, Newmarch remarked that he could not be counted among the greatest song-writers, partly because of the "monotonous vein of sentimental melancholy" in his v ...ted all those in which Tchaikovsky expressed his views on other composers, writers, and on subjects such as religion, as well as the lively diary which he kep

...nscience tells me that my idea is not sacrilegious, since of all the young writers on music no one worships Tchaikovsky and cherishes his memory more than I d ...etarian Associations in the arts, replacing them with unions of composers, writers, and artists. Asafyev successfully applied to be admitted into the [[Lening

...great critic Vissarion Belinsky (1811–1848) and by all subsequent Russian writers. Likewise, [[Fyodor Dostoyevsky]] would also speak admiringly of his rival ...-born Russian concert singer (mezzo-soprano). She was much admired by such writers as [[Ivan Turgenev]] and [[Fyodor Dostoyevsky]]. When Tchaikovsky resigned

...ture section of the journal ''Northern Herald'', where he defended younger writers such as [[Anton Chekhov]] from attacks by the radical intelligentsia. Plesh [[Category:Writers|Pleshcheyev, Aleksey]]

...hanks to his friendship with the Tsar he was able to intercede for several writers who got into trouble with the government: the Ukrainian poet [[Taras Shevch [[Category:Writers|Tolstoy, Aleksey]]

...ations of [[Wagner]]'s operas ''Tannhäuser ''and ''Lohengrin''. Some early writers (including [[Modest Tchaikovsky]]) mistakenly credit Zvantsev with translat [[Category:Writers|Zvantsev, Konstantin]]

...volod Garshin. He published several articles about these and other Russian writers in French, Belgian and English newspapers. [[Category:Writers|Delines, Michel]]

...[Tolstoy]], [[Shakespeare]], [[Gogol]], Dickens, Thackeray, and only these writers or those of their ilk are important to me. But, to come back to ''Pécopin'

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...r [[Chekhov]] would suggest a story by [[Lermontov]], one of his favourite writers, as the basis for a libretto, but unfortunately nothing came of the project

...|Format=Article |Language=Russian |Notes=Tchaikovsky's opinions on various writers, and a description of his library at the Klin House-Museum }} [[Categor

...artment, but also introducing him to his circle of friends, which included writers, musicians, and publishers. Tchaikovsky found teaching rather a strain, but

...ied Italian and they also enjoyed the company of the many Russian artists, writers and students who were also staying there. Though they did not see that much

...station by a delegation from the ''Umĕlecká Beseda'' — a society for Czech writers, artists and musicians.</ref>

Regarding the gift to the ''Society of Dramatic Writers'', I'm in complete agreement with you.

...[[Moscow]]. The editor of the journal wanted to gather contributions from writers, dramatists, composers and artists, and so he turned to Tchaikovsky, whose

...uire the ''libretto'' of your opera, so much of which was done by talented writers. ''If not, then I ask you to let me have this libretto''. I am beginning to

<ref name="note2"> A society for Czech writers, artists and musicians, founded in 1863.</ref>

...p. The purpose of this association was to support both Russian artists and writers living in France, and their French colleagues living in Russia. Such leadin

[[Category:Writers|Tchaikovsky, Modest]]

[[Category:Writers|Fet, Afanasy]]

[[Category:Writers|Fedotov, Aleksandr]]

[[Category:Writers|Ostrovsky, Aleksandr]]

[[Category:Writers|Serov, Aleksandr]]

[[Category:Writers|Maslov, Aleksey]]

[[Category:Writers|Suvorin, Aleksey]]

[[Category:Writers|Lvova, Aleksandra Dmitriyevna]]

[[Category:Writers|Chekhov, Anton]]

[[Category:Writers|Ratgauz, Danyl]]

[[Category:Writers|Blavet, Emile]]

[[Category:Writers|Zabel, Eugen]]

[[Category:Writers|Jones, Francis Arthur]]

[[Category:Writers|Subert, Frantisek]]

[[Category:Writers|Sieger, Friedrich]]

[[Category:Writers|Berg, Fyodor]]

[[Category:Writers|Laroche, Herman]]

[[Category:Writers|Wolff, Hermann]]

[[Modya]]. You are correct that writers are scoundrels! But what of it? After all, musicians are often scoundrels t

[[Category:Writers|Shpazhinsky, Ippolit]]

[[Category:Writers|Klimenko Ivan]]

[[Category:Writers|Kashkin, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Gallet, Louis]]

[[Category:Writers|Zotov, Vladimir]]

[[Category:Writers|Tavaststjerna, Karl]]

[[Category:Writers|Cervinkova-Riegrova, Marie]]

[[Category:Writers|Kupernik, Lev]]

[[Category:Writers|Lentovsky, Mikhail]]

[[Category:Writers|Jedliczka, Ernst]]

[[Category:Writers|Navrátil, Karel]]

[[Category:Writers|Fourcaud, Louis de]]

[[Category:Writers|Kuba, Ludvik]]

[[Category:Writers|Ross, Ivy]]

[[Category:Writers|Konstantin Konstantinovich]]

[[Category:Writers|Ernst, Maurice]]

[[Category:Writers|Mikeshin, Mikhail]]

[[Category:Writers|Valecka, Eduard]]

[[Category:Writers|Detroyat, Leonce]]

You are one of those writers who cause us to love not only their works but also themselves. It was evide

[[Category:Writers|Petukhov, Mikhail]]

[[Category:Writers|Shilovsky, Konstantin]]

[[Category:Writers|Ordonneau, Maurice]]

[[Category:Writers|Alpers, Vladimir]]

[[Category:Writers|Shilovsky, Vladimir]]

[[Category:Writers|Tarnovsky, Konstantin]]

[[Category:Writers|Begichev, Vladimir]]

...880) was one of the most prestigious in the city, and many famous artists, writers, and musicians had their pictures taken there. After Charles's death the st

[[Category:Writers|Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Shchepkina-Kupernik, Tatyana]]

[[Category:Writers|Mey, Lev]]

[[Category:Writers|Cossmann, Paul]]

[[Category:Writers|Stasov, Vladimir]]

[[Category:Writers|Gedeonov, Stepan]]

<ref name="note2">A society for Czech writers, artists and musicians, founded in 1863.</ref>

[[Category:Writers|Hubert, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Solovyev, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Neitzel, Otto]]

[[Category:Writers|Collin, Paul]]

[[Category:Writers|Fyodorov, Pavel]]

[[Category:Writers|Shchurovsky, Pyotr]]

...ad and re-read him endlessly, and I consider him to be the greatest of all writers who have ever existed in this world and of those who are now living. Quite

[[Category:Writers|Kruglikov, Semyon]]

...subjective, borne of experience and suffering (it seems to me that female writers should do this: it is both their strength and weakness: examples are George

[[Category:Writers|Flerov, Sergey]]

[[Category:Writers|Smolensky, Stepan]]

[[Category:Writers|Serova, Valentina]]

...be content with reading fiction, then at least it should be by such select writers as Dickens. He has much in common with Gogol — the same authenticity and

[[Category:Writers|Avenarius, Vasily]]

[[Category:Writers|Kandaurov, Vasily]]

[[Category:Writers|Sidorov, Vasily]]

[[Category:Writers|Olkhovsky, Viktor]]

[[Category:Writers|Mathews, William]]

[[Category:Writers|Sachs, William von]]

[[Category:Writers|Polonsky, Yakov]]

[[Category:Writers|Aksakov, Konstantin]]

[[Category:Writers|Klein, Herman]]

[[Category:Writers|Batyushkov, Konstantin]]

[[Category:Writers|Beaumarchais, Pierre]]

...the early 1860s — Dargomyzhsky was busy collaborating with the artists and writers who worked for the satirical journal ''The Spark'' (Искра). One anonym

...han a faithful reproduction of the phenomena of life. This doctrine, which writers like [[Turgenev]] and [[Dostoyevsky]]condemned, did make its way into some

[[Category:Writers|Dmitriyev, Mikhail]]

[[Category:Writers|Benediktov, Vladimir]]

[[Category:Writers|Berg, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Blanchecotte, Augustine-Malvina]]

[[Category:Writers|Byron, George]]

[[Category:Writers|Chayev, Nikolay ]]

[[Category:Writers|Tsyganov, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Aksakov, Konstantin]]

[[Category:Writers|Derzhavin, Gavriil ]]

[[Category:Writers|Dumas, Alexandre ]]

[[Category:Writers|Feuillet, Octave ]]

[[Category:Writers|Gellert, Christian Fürchtegott]]

[[Category:Writers|Giradin, Delphine de]]

[[Category:Writers|Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von]]

[[Category:Writers|Gogol, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Grekov, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Hartmann, Moritz]]

[[Category:Writers|Heine, Heinrich]]

...evitably acquired a certain ring of condescension and was attacked by such writers as [[Dostoyevsky]] as false, self-serving humaneness on the part of the lib

[[Category:Writers|Hemans, Felicia ]]

...art to [[Wagner]]'s mythologizing libretti was also shared by such Russian writers as [[Tolstoy]] and [[Turgenev]], who in a conversation with [[Taneyev]] in

[[Category:Writers|Hertz, Henrik]]

[[Category:Writers|Hoffmann, Ernst]]

[[Category:Writers|Khomyakov, Aleksey ]]

...ournals in the first decades of the nineteenth century, meant that Russian writers came to be seen as "enlighteners" of society. The notion of the civic duty

[[Category:Writers|Karabanov, Pyotr]]

[[Category:Writers|Christen, Ada]]

[[Category:Writers|Fouqué, Friedrich de la Motte]]

[[Category:Writers|Lazhechnikov, Ivan]]

[[Category:Writers|Lermontov, Mikhail ]]

...3–1769) and Aleksandr Petrovich Sumarokov (1718–1777) were leading Russian writers of the eighteenth century. Whereas Sumarokov, a nobleman by birth, was in f

[[Category:Writers|Lishin, Grigory ]]

[[Category:Writers|Maykov, Apollon ]]

...ame="note4">Michel Carré (1819–1872) and Jules Barbier (1822–1901), French writers who also worked together on a number of opera libretti —' 'note by Ernst

[[Category:Writers|Merezhkovsky, Dmitry ]]

[[Category:Writers|Meurice, Paul]]

[[Category:Writers|Lenartowicz, Teofil ]]

[[Category:Writers|Pushkin, Aleksandr]]

...s, where only ''music'' is capable of penetrating — and nobody amongst the writers has gone so far as the [[Tolstoy]] of old.

[[Category:Writers|Mikhaylov, Mikhail ]]

[[Category:Writers|Musset, Alfred de]]

"To-day these writers do nothing but compose for the Church."

...mara]] Province. Apart from this charity concert, many of Russia's leading writers also got together to publish a collection of stories and essays in support

[[Category:Writers|Nekrasov, Nikolay ]]

[[Category:Writers|Ogaryov, Nikolay ]]

[[Category:Writers|Perrault, Charles ]]

[[Category:Writers|Ratisbonne, Louis]]

[[Category:Writers|Rostopchina, Yevdokiya ]]

[[Category:Writers|Sadovsky, Mikhail]]

...hkin]] speech of 1880, he said that, in contrast to all subsequent Russian writers who came from the gentry class and could not avoid having a somewhat condes

[[Category:Writers|Shcherbina, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Writers|Zhukovsky, Vasily]]

[[Category:Writers|Tyutchev, Fyodor]]

[[Category:Writers|Eliot, George ]]

[[Category:Writers|Shakespeare, William]]

[[Category:Writers|Shevchenko, Taras]]

[[Category:Writers|Schiller, Friedrich]]

[[Category:Writers|Surikov, Ivan ]]

[[Category:Writers|Sollogub, Vladimir]]

...-hall <ref name="note12"/>, and likewise the portraits of our best Russian writers arranged on the walls between the windows, would silently protest against s

[[Category:Writers|Burenin, Viktor ]]

[[Category:Writers|Stoddard, Richard Henry]]

[[Category:Writers|Strugovshchikov, Aleksandr ]]

[[Category:Writers|Averkiyev, Dmitry ]]

[[Category:Writers|Turquety, Édouard ]]

[[Category:Writers|Prudhomme, Sully]]

[[Category:Writers|Zedlitz, Joseph Christian von]]

...which has been described, depicted, and illustrated so often by our great writers and painters. I could not ask for anything better than to create an opera o

[[Category:Writers|Mickiewicz, Adam]]

...life, although he was also criticized by some for his exploitation of the writers who worked for his various journals (especially of the great critic Vissari

[[Category:Writers|Kaufman, Abram]]

...the ''chorale'', that is, once again out of a folk melody. Those medieval writers who, seeking to be pan-European, wrote in Latin and forgot their native ton

...nguage=Russian |Notes=Quotations about Tchaikovsky by famous musicians and writers }} [[Category:Bibliography (1990)]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Bibliography (1990/08

...with plenty to read. In addition to many translations of the best English writers, especially Milton and [[Shakespeare]], Germany was also rich in translatio

<ref name="note1">”Narodniki” = writers who were depicting the life of common people.</ref>

...ell as with other shorter works by [[Tolstoy]] (and possibly other Russian writers too), has for a long time not been properly recognized — to a large exten

...odest]] with a collection of autographs of famous musicians, composers and writers from his own correspondence, among them [[Balakirev]], Godard, [[Rimsky-Kor