Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

The rural town named "Tchaikovsky" was named in honour to the great composer that bears that name in Perm Krai, Russia.

Tchaikovsky wrote that music in six weeks.

Tchaikovsky lived in the nineteenth century, from 1840 to 1893.

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Tchaikovsky may have been effete, but he was not a ballet dancer. He didn't conduct the first performance of the ballet either, so the question is really without a solid basis.

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It was a French governess called Fanny Dürbach, who was a 22-year-old experienced teacher.

Although Anna Netrebko has sung the role, the requirements are really for a full lyric to lyrico-spinto soprano. There is a moderate amount of brass orchestration. Many sopranos who have performed this role have also performed Tatinya in Eugene Onegin by the same composer.

Yes, Tchaikovsky got married. He got married to one of his students. She went mentally ill then died. A few months after they got married he left and told his family he never wanted to see his wife again. He got remarried to another one of his students. During his first marriage he started having an affair with Madam Von Meck

at the time his life was bad and he did not play much of his music to people till later in his life

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Clara and the Nutcracker are doing a pas de duex (ballet dance) after the Nutcracker has been restored to his normal Prince state. The curse is broken and he is once again a Prince.

Not any more. Tchaikovsky's music has been in the public domain for a long time.

He was a closet homosexual. He also had an odd relationship by letter with a woman he never met for years and years.

The Fantasy-Overture after Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet has no opus number. It is one of the very few works by Tchaikovsky which he didn't assign an opus number. It was written in 1870.

It is unlikely, as Mussorgsky's suite, although composed in 1874, was not printed until 1886, by which time Mussorgsky had been dead for 5 years. There is no available information as to the first performance, likely given by Mussorgsky himself, so any connection to Tchaikovsky can only be speculative.

During the reign of Petipa, composers were dictated by the choreographer as to what kind of music was required, tempi, duration, etc. No ifs and buts allowed.

Swan Lake

Largo, Quarter-note = 60

(60 beats per minute)

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Modest Tchaikovsky died on January 15, 1916, in Moscow, Russia.

Tchaikovsky wrote three ballets, Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Sleeping Beauty. Some of his non-ballet music has also been used by choreographers for their own made-up ballets.