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• Twelve Romances, Op. 60
  2. [[Afanasy Fet]] (1820–1892), from his poem ''Romance'' (Романс) (1885): In the romance ''Night'' (No. 9), Tchaikovsky shortened [[Yakov Polonsky]]'s poem, and he
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• Six Romances and Songs, Op. 27
  The romance ''My Spoiled Darling'' (No. 6) survives in two versions. The second version ...esurrecting the old version? Do you happen to remember anything about this romance's history?" <ref name="note3"/>.
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• Seven Romances, Op. 47
  ...d; a day or two later he called on his friend again, bringing with him the romance, already composed" <ref name="note1"/>. ...streams of tears... All day today I had this duet in mind while writing a romance to [Aleksey] Tolstoy's words: ''Softly the Spirit Flew up to Heaven'', in w
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• Romance
  Tchaikovsky wrote his '''''Romance''''' in F minor, [[Op.]] 5 ([[TH]] 127 ; [[ČW]] 104), for solo piano in Oc ...Company in [[Moscow]]. The opera season began in September 1868, and the ''Romance'' was first performed and published in December the same year <ref name="no
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• Six Romances, Op. 57
  ...[Vladimir Sollogub]] (1813–1882)<ref name="note1"/>, from Marta Petrovna's romance in his comedy-vaudeville ''Trouble from a Tender Heart'' (Беда от н� ...(see below), the composer expressed his surprise at this discovery of this romance, which it seems he had forgotten about <ref name="note3"/>. The exact time
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• To Forget So Soon
  ...completely revised the overture to ''[[Romeo]]''" <ref name="note3"/>. The romance referred to was, evidently, ''To Forget so Soon''. ...s climax—"Forget love, forget dreams...". In the definitive version of the romance, Tchaikovsky also made additional changes in the vocal part, added and remo
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• Six Romances, Op. 16
  ...ing found an appropriate text, Tchaikovsky wrote the words himself for the romance ''So What?'' (No. 5). The author's opinion that the romance ''So What?'' (No. 5) was the best of the Op. 16 set is borne out in a lette
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• The Queen of Spades
  | colspan="2"|'''Polina&#39;s Romance''' (Романс Полины)<br/>Andante ==Recordings==
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• Six Romances, Op. 28
  ...1893) <ref name="note2"/> — a translation (by 1875) from the French of the romance ''Il m'aimait tant!'' (by 1842) by "Madame Emile de Girardin" (= [[Delphine ...nd this arrangement was published by [[Pyotr Jurgenson]] in 1892. The same romance was also arranged by [[Sergey Morozov]] for voice with cello and piano acco
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• Iolanta
  | '''Vaudémont&#39;s Romance''' (Романс Водемона)<br/>Andante quasi Adagio ..., responding to a request by [[Nikolay Figner]], wrote an additional aria (romance) for the part of ''Vaudémont'' ("No, the charm of caresses...") <ref name=
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• Six Pieces, Op. 51
  # '''Romance'''<br/>Andante cantabile (F major, 124 bars). ==Recordings==
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• Valse-Caprice
  ...was probably composed in October or November 1868, shortly before the ''[[Romance]]'' in F minor, Op. 5, since both works were written in the same copy-book. ...f these pieces was the ''Valse-Caprice'', Op. 4, and the other was the ''[[Romance]]'' in F minor, Op. 5.
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• Six Romances, Op. 6
  ...of the [[Seven Romances, Op. 47]]), as well as to orchestrate for her the romance ''Bitterly and Sweetly'' (Op. 6, No. 3). She evidently intended to perform The romance ''Not a Word, O My Friend'' (No. 2) was orchestrated by [[Sergey Taneyev]]
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• Six Romances, Op. 38
  The first romance was written at [[Florence]] on 11/23 February 1878, "between lunch and dinn The second romance to be written, it seems shortly after the first, was ''Pimpinella''. Tchaik
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• Six Romances, Op. 63
  ==Recordings== ...write a second set of romances to your words... It seems to me... that the romance "This our parting" is simply unremarkable, perhaps the ''Serenade'' fares b
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• Twelve Pieces, Op. 40
  ...decided that each morning I shall write something new. Yesterday I wrote a romance, and today a piano piece", Tchaikovsky wrote to [[Nadezhda von Meck]] from ==Recordings==
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• Valse-Scherzo (1889)
  ...ncerning the ''Valse-Scherzo'': "I shall certainly write a little piece or romance, and it will be with the editor no later than 15th August {{OS}}, but I can ==Recordings==
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• Mezza notte
  '''''Mezza notte''''' ([[TH]] 91 ; [[ČW]] 209) is an Italian romance written by Tchaikovsky probably in 1860 or 1861, around the time that he wa ==Recordings==
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• Six Romances, Op. 25
  ==Recordings== The romance ''As They Chanted: Fool'' (No. 6) carries no dedication.
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• Military March
  ...ntaining the sketches of the [[Symphony No. 6]], and the manuscript of the romance ''The Sun has Set'' — No. 4 of the [[Six Romances, Op. 73]]. Much later, ==Recordings==
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