21. Classical Net - Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture Piotr Ilyitch tchaikovsky. 49 (1880). Though far from tchaikovsky s most important or impressive work, the 1812 Overture is undoubtedly his best known piece. http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/works/tchaikov/1812.html

Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky "1812" Overture in E Flat Major Op. 49 (1880) Though far from Tchaikovsky's most important or impressive work, the "1812 Overture" is undoubtedly his best known piece. Tchaikovsky himself didn't feel much enthusiasm for the work while he was composing it, and if it were not for a lucrative commission for a ceremonial overture to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Russia's victory over Napoleon in 1812, it is unlikely that Tchaikovsky would have composed the overture on his own initiative. Tchaikovsky worked on the overture from October 12 to November 19, 1880. In his own words, he found it "very loud and noisy." The commission was to mark the 1882 Moscow Exhibition, and specifically the consecration of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior which was built there to give thanks for the Russian victory during the Napoleonic Wars. The premiere was duly given on August 20, 1882 and was an immediate success. It was subsequently published as his Op. 49 and enjoyed many performances throughout Russia. Its popularity has never waned. Tchaikovsky even conducted a performance of the in 1893, his last year. The response was raucous. In 1974, lamenting the declining audiences attending the Boston Pops concerts at the Hatch Memorial Shell on the picturesque Charles River Esplanade - a tradition dating back to 1929 - Boston businessman, David Mugar and the legendary Boston Pops conductor, Arthur Fiedler, hatched a plan to enliven the concert. The crowd responded so enthusiastically to the revitalized program, the pair made it an annual event. The enthusiasm was due in no small part to the concert's featuring the "1812 Overture." The musical program featured booming cannons, ringing church bells, patriotic sing-a-longs, and a grand fireworks finale. The Boston event became the first to play the overture as part of a Fourth of July celebration. The innovation has since been duplicated in countless cities around the country.

22. Ardani Artists This site is about performing arts program presented by Ardani Artists including Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg, Red Giselle, tchaikovsky, The Karamazovs, Requiem, My Jerusalem, Russian Hamlet, choreography by Boris Eifman, music set by tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Schnittke, Bizet, Musorgsky. Sergei Danilian, the president. http://ardani.com

23. Tchaikovsky tchaikovsky. PYOTR IL ICH tchaikovsky (18401893) remains the most popular Russian composer, more than a century after his death. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/pitch/works.htm

Stage Music Operas Ballets Incidental Music Orchestral Music Symphonies Suites Overtures Concertos Vocal Music Cantatas Choruses Songs and Duets Chamber and Instrumental Music Chamber Music Piano Music Miscellaneous Student Works Arrangements TCHAIKOVSKY PYOTR IL'ICH TCHAIKOVSKY (1840-1893) remains the most popular Russian composer, more than a century after his death. This series of pages is intended to provide the basic information about all his musical works, based on the most up-to-date research. For each composition, the following information is shown (where appropriate): Title of the work, usually in English, followed by a transliteration of the Russian title in square brackets. If Tchaikovsky gave the work a French title which is much better known than the English version (e.g. Souvenir d'un lieu cher his has normally been retained. Subtitles and keys of individual numbers or movements may be given below. TH number , which relates to the entry for the work in the thematic catalogue from vol. 1 of The Tchaikovsky Handbook (Indiana University Press, 2002), where much more comprehensive data can be found.

24. Tanya PROCHAZKA's Homepage Australian born, semifinalist at the tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow. Appearances, reviews, discography, and biography. http://www.ualberta.ca/~aprochaz/tp.html

Tanya Prochazka, cellist Toronto Globe and Mail: "Prochazka's passionate performance of the Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 36 and her gorgeous sound make this work the high point of the disc" Ottawa Citizen: "cellist and pianist sparkle in demanding program"... "The musical values are what really count and on Friday they were countless"... "..it was a fine performance (Brahms E minor sonata), one that frequently soared..." "There's little left to say about the Brahms F major sonata that ended the program as I've already used up my quota of superlatives for this week and the next..." Edmonton Journal: "Prochazka plays with great physicality...the two fast movements bristled with sheer exhuberance of her playing. Her take on the slow movements was poetic.." Concert Bookings: GRANTHAM ARTIST MANAGEMENT 14415 88Av, Edmonton AB, T5R 4J5, CANADA Phone: 1 403 487 6875, grancros@telusplanet.net CD with Stephane Lemelin, 1997 Real Audio Sample Ernest Bloch: Three Songs from Jewish Life Lukas Foss: Capriccio George Gershwin: Short Story: MP3 Sampler Elliott Carter: Sonata for Piano and Cello (1948) Samuel Barber: Sonata for Piano and Cello Opus 6 Cover Painting by Edward Hopper: "Nighthawks" 1942, Courtesy of Art Institute, Chicago

25. Tchaikovsky's Symphonies tchaikovsky. Symphonies. No. 6 in B minor (Pathétique), Op. 74 (1893). Besides the works listed above, tchaikovsky also planned two more symphonies. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/blangston/pitch/symph.htm

Stage Music Operas Ballets Incidental Music Orchestral Music Symphonies Suites Overtures Concertos Vocal Music Cantatas Choruses Songs and Duets Chamber and Instrumental Music Chamber Music Piano Music Miscellaneous Student Works Arrangements TCHAIKOVSKY Symphonies No. 1 in G minor ( Winter Daydreams , Op. 13 (1866) No. 2 in C minor ( Little Russian , Op. 17 (1872, 1879-80) No. 3 in D major , Op. 29 (1875) No. 4 in F minor , Op. 36 (1877) Manfred , Op. 58 (1885) No. 5 in E minor , Op. 64 (1888) Symphony in E flat major [unfinished] (1892) No. 6 in B minor ( Pathétique , Op. 74 (1893) Besides the works listed above, Tchaikovsky also planned two more symphonies. In June and July 1873 he noted down two themes in his diary for a Symphony in B flat major TH 210 ); this project was quickly abandoned, although one of the themes was used a few months later in the Capriccioso for solo piano, Op. 19, No. 5 (1874). During his tour of America in April 1891, Tchaikovsky began to note down themes and a programme for a symphony entitled Life [Zhizn']. Work on other projects meant that he never began to sketch the work fully, but some of the themes were incorporated into the Symphony in E flat major , which he began and abandoned the following year.

26. The Nikolai Lugansky Website Dedicated to the Russian pianist who won the 1994 tchaikovsky Competition. Includes news, reviews, interviews, photos, MP3s and discography. http://lugansky.homestead.com

Lugansky.homestead.com has been built and maintained by volunteers who are not employees of Nikolai Lugansky, his agents or record companies. Since its launch in the summer of 2000, this site has been regularly visited by the Lugansky family, who have helped to verify the accuracy of the Yundi Li Home Page

27. Essentials Of Music - Composers COMPOSERS. PETER ILYICH tchaikovsky Born May 7, 1840. Russian composer. tchaikovsky is best known for his ballets and symphonies. http://www.essentialsofmusic.com/composer/tchaikovsky.html

COMPOSERS PETER ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY Born: May 7, 1840. Kamsko-Votkinsk, Russia Died: November 6, 1893. St. Petersburg, Russia In his own words... "How can one express the indefinable sensations that one experiences while writing an instrumental composition that has no definite subject? It is a purely lyrical process. It is a musical confession of the soul, which unburdens itself through sounds just as a lyric poet expresses himself through poetry... As the poet Heine said, 'Where words leave off, music begins.' " Russian composer. Tchaikovsky is best known for his ballets and symphonies. In many ways, Tchaikovsky's life and career placed him uncomfortably between different worlds, and this conflict was a central aspect of his creative life. Perhaps this can be seen most clearly in his position as a Russian composer. Russia had a long history of cultural contact with the West. The very European city of St. Petersburg is the greatest example of this dynamic. Tchaikovsky's musical training at the newly founded St. Petersburg conservatory was likewise influenced by European ideals. His success in his studies there landed him a job as a teacher in the new Moscow conservatory. As a member of the musical elite of Russia, he found that his music pleased few. It was too advanced and modern for his Western-trained peers, and at the same time too Western in its outlook to please the growing and influential champions of a Russian national style. He did begin to find favor with the Russian public, especially with his first symphonies. At the same time, his homosexuality also placed him in an untenable position. Unable to come to terms with it, he married an admirer, hoping to resolve his problems in domestic life. This proved a bitter failure, and in desperation he fled both the marriage and his post at the conservatory. He was fortunate to have at this time the support of the eccentric Nadezhda von Meck, allowing him to recover emotionally and continue his career, touring Europe and America. This period of despair is framed by two periods of great creativity. Before the crisis, he had written many of his most famous works, including his first three symphonies, the ballet

28. WQXR: Classical Music Scene Biography showing him as one who united Russian and European music, being influenced by Balakirev, RimskyKorsakov, tchaikovsky, Borodin, and Taneyev. From the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. http://www.wqxr.com/cgi-bin/iowa/cla/learning/grove.html?record=3704

29. Island Of Freedom - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Pyotr Ilyich tchaikovsky. 18401893. tchaikovsky taught theory in Moscow, joining the faculty of the new Moscow Conservatory when it opened in September 1866. http://www.island-of-freedom.com/TCHAIK.HTM

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Variations Piotr, Pyotr, Peter, Ilich, Ilyich, Il'yich, Ilyitch, Tchaikovsky, Tchaikovski, Tchaikowsky, Tschaikovsky, Tschaikowsky Piotr Tchaikovsky - information from Classical Music Pages Tchaikovsky The eminent Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky was born on May 7 (N.S.), 1840, in a settlement adjacent to the Kama-Votkinsk Metal Works (managed by his father) in the Ural Mountains. The first mention of his involvement with music appears in a letter of 1844 that reports him as having helped compose a song, "Mama's in Petersburg." At home he heard folk songs, popular arias, and romances sung by his mother, and pieces played by a mechanical organ, among them excerpts from Mozart's Don Giovanni . (Mozart would remain Tchaikovsky's most beloved composer.) Piano lessons, started about the age of five, continued in Saint Petersburg, where he entered boarding school in 1848. From 1850 to 1859 he attended the School of Jurisprudence, where he assisted in a choir conducted by Gavriil Lomakin and studied piano with Rudolph Kundinger and harmony with Kundinger's brother. Assigned on graduation to the Ministry of Justice, Tchaikovsky continued to be drawn to music, and in 1861 he began classes sponsored by the Russian Music Society. The year after, he left his job and entered the just-founded Saint Petersburg Conservatory. Working zealously under Anton Rubinstein and Nikolai Zaremba, he received a Silver Medal for his graduation cantata on Johann Schiller's

30. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - An Overview Of The Classical Composer Short biography, an introduction to his key musical output, and music examples (Sugar Plum Fairy). http://www.mfiles.co.uk/Composers/Peter-Ilyich-Tchaikovsky.htm

www.mfiles.co.uk Home Classical Other Styles Original ... Reviews Composer Back Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893) In time Tchaikovsky's music became more accepted in Russia. When his former benefactor stopped his allowance after 13 years, he was soon the beneficiary of funding from the Russian government. He even overcame his previous reluctance both to travel and to conduct. He travelled abroad to conduct his own music in European cities and in the US to great success. However his life was to end in tragedy. The official story is that he contacted Cholera (the same disease which had struck his mother years before) by carelessly drinking a glass of unboiled water, though a later story suggested that he committed suicide. Shortly before he died, Tchaikovsky had completed his 6th Symphony. The premier was not a great critical success, but the mood of the piece seems prophetic with a mood of the deepest despair. Tchaikovsky's music: Tchaikovsky has left us a wealth of great music including Symphonies and Concertos, some Operas and many shorter works. He is particularly remembered for his story-telling music, including the "Romeo and Juliet" overture and the evocative free-flowing ballet music for "Swan Lake", "The Nutcracker" and "Sleeping Beauty". Among the many familiar pieces from The Nutcracker is the Sugar Plum Fairy and you can download the Sheet Music or Midi File of this work.

31. Welcome To The Home Page Of The St.Petersburg Vocal Ensemble RUSSICUM The repertoire includes older pieces, musical scores of the russian monastic tradition, as well as works by famous russian composers such as tchaikovsky, Bortniansky and Archangelsky. http://russicum.bezplatny.cz

Welcome Who we are Concert programme Music samples ... Contacts Welcome to the Home Page of the St.Petersburg Vocal Ensemble RUSSICUM RUSSICUM is a part of the St Petersburg Choir Community NEVA Russicum, which was set up in 1992 by Prof. Andrey Ovechkin, Olga Romanovskaya, Robert Shervenikas, Valeri Vinogradov and Boris Kozin (the present director of the choir). The Community now comprises about 40 professional singers with many years of experience as soloists and/or choir conductors. It has no connection whatever with any state authorities or other organisations in Russia. RUSSICUM ensembles are a capella (voice only) groups of five talented soloists from St Petersburg and Kiev. These groups help each other to promote traditional and contemporary Russian religious songs, as a part of the cultural heritage of Europe, to a broader international public, and their tours in Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Scandinavia, USA and the UK have generated a wide circle of friends and supporters. They also assist each other in the planning, preparation and organization of international cultural exchanges and the tours of the particular ensembles. In Russia the choir members sing as soloists in various parishes or work as church choir conductors in the service of the Russian Orthodox church, including the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan in the Nevsky Prospekt of St Petersburg. At home the preservation of the original traditions of the Russian vocal school as well as the encouragement of young singers in the field of Christian music are the principal goals of the groups. A special concern is to show the continuity of liturgical music from early times to the present day.

32. The Tchaikovsky Page At Midiworld 1812 Overture (197k) Robert Goodyear. Capriccio Italien Op.45 (181k) Gregory A. Breed. The Nutcracker Suite RJ Stratton, Jr Miniature http://www.midiworld.com/mw_tchai.htm

1812 Overture Robert Goodyear Capriccio Italien - Op.45 Gregory A. Breed The Nutcracker Suite R. J. Stratton, Jr Miniature Overature March Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies Russian Dance - Trepak ... Waltz of the Flowers Piano Concerto No. 1. in Bbmin Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso Robert Finley Andantino semplice Katsumi Nakade Romeo and Juliet - Overture Maurizio Salvi Serenade for Strings Op. 48. David Siu 1st. Movement 2nd. Movement 3rd. Movement 4th. Movement Symphony No. 3. Sharon Zurflieh 1st. Movement 2nd. Movement 3rd. Movement 4th. Movement ... 5th. Movement Symphony No. 4. Steve Vitalich 1st. Movement 2nd. Movement 3rd. Movement 4th. Movement Violin Concerto in D - Op. 35. Bob Fisher 1st. Movement - Allegro moderato The MIDIWORLD Navigator Main Page Recent Additions MIDI Files Classical Music New Composers Cool Jazz MIDI Basics MIDI-Lab Synthesizers Sounds Software Marketplace Links Search Guestbook Contacts MIDIWORLD

33. Vladimir Fedoseyev - Welcome To The Official Website Artistic director and chief conductor of the tchaikovsky Symphonic Orchestra and chief conductor of the Vienna Symphonic Orchestra. Includes biography, discography, schedule, links, guestbook. http://www.vladimir-fedoseyev.com

Vladimir Fedoseyev – Russische Seele und europäische Tradition Kontinuität zieht sich wie ein roter Faden durch das Leben des russischen Dirigenten Vladimir Fedoseyev. Seit 26 Jahren leitet er als künstlerischer Leiter und Chefdirigent überaus erfolgreich die Geschicke des Tschaikowsky Symphonieorchesters, trotz zahlreicher internationaler Angebote und Konzertverpflichtungen von Tokio bis Buenos Aires. Seit Januar 1997 wurde er ihm auch der hoch angesehene Posten eines Chefdirigenten der Wiener Symphoniker anvertraut. Schon während seines Studiums zeichnete sich der Weg Fedoseyevs durch seine ungewöhnlich hohe musikalische Begabung vor: Er wurde in St. Petersburg, dem heutigen Leningrad geboren und erhielt auch dort seine erste musikalische Ausbildung an der Mussorgsky-Schule. Seine Ausbildung setzte er an der Gnessin-Akademie und am Tschaikowksy-Konservatorium in Moskau fort. Schon während seiner Studienjahre erhielt er zahlreiche Einladungen der wichtigsten russischen Orchester. Neben seiner regen Konzerttätigkeit hat sich Fedoseyev auch immer wieder mit der Oper beschäftigt. Auch hier wechselt er regelmäßig zwischen der russischen und europäischen Seele hin und her – ohne Berührungsängste und mit großem Erfolg. Er dirigierte an den Opernhäusern von Wien, Mailand, Florenz, an der Opera die Roma und bei zahlreichen Festspielen. Zum Beispiel in Bregenz, wo er 1995 anlässlich des 50-Jahr-Jubiläums die Oper "Die Legende von der unsichtbaren Kitesch" von Rimsky-Korsakov leitete.

34. Tchaikovsky tchaikovsky 1812 Overture. Pyotr Ilyich tchaikovsky Fantasy after Dante, Francesca da Rimini, Op. 32 Fantasy Overture Rome and http://www.pluto.no/OFO/CD/Tchaikovsky_1812.html

Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Fantasy after Dante, Francesca da Rimini, Op. 32 Fantasy Overture: Rome and Juliet, Francesca da Rimini, Festive Overture: 1812, Op. 49 Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra Dirigent: Mariss Jansons EMI Classics CDC 7 49141-2 S hakespeare, the Battle of Borodino and Dante were the sources for three of Tchaikovsky's most popular orchestral works recorded here. He was somewhat nagged into Romeo and Juliet as a subject by Mily Balakirev, a fellow- composer given to organising the musical lives of others, and the result in its first version was not very successfully premiered at Moscow on 14 March 1870, a few weeks before Tchaikovsky's 30th birthday. It was later twice revised before it began to win the widespread acclaim that has at times obscured its intrinsic musical merits. Although styled a 'Fantasy-Overture', the overall design is a symphonic poem in sonata-form with an introduction and an epilogue. It opens with the solemn thoughts of Friar Laurence, and the main part of the work is a contrast between the vivid depiction of street-brawls between the feuding families and the eloquently emotional theme of the tragically appointed love of the title figures. The music illuminates the essence of the tale, its harmonic subtlety used to build and resolve tension, while the forceful irregular rhythms of the street music point ahead to Stravinsky and beyond.

35. Sergey Ivanovich Taneyev (1856-1915) Brief biographical sketch, caricature, relationship with tchaikovsky, summary of his orchestral and chamber music, and Naxos discography. http://web02.hnh.com/composer/btm.asp?fullname=Taneyev, Sergey Ivanovich

36. Tchaikovsky Pyotr Ilyich tchaikovsky. 1840 1893 Russisk komponist Svanesjøen 1876, Nøtteknekkeren 1892, Pathétique 1893. 1812. Utarbeidet http://www.pluto.no/OFO/CD/Tchaikovsky_Bio.html

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Russisk komponist Utarbeidet av WIT AS Send E-post til webmaster@wit.no hvis du har noen problemer med denne siden.

37. • Prof. Anna Melnyk • GEIGE • VIOLINE • MUSIK • Unterricht In Wien • GEIGE Diplomierte Musikpadagogin (Akademie tchaikovsky Kiew) erteilt Vioninenunterricht in Wien. Biografie, Repertoire und Unterrichtsmethoden werden pr¤sentiert. A-1220 Wien. http://members.chello.at/violine/violin.htm

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38. The Nutcracker Ballet In Homer, Alaska The annual production of tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet. Schedule and ticket prices. http://www.nutcracker.addr.com/

Homer Council on the Arts presents Click here for performance times and ticket info Welcome to the Homer Council on the Arts presentation of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet in Homer, Alaska. If you have never been to Homer, Alaska you're missing a real treat. And if you've never seen Homer's Christmas production of the Nutcracker Ballet, well you're really missing something. Homer's Nutcracker is an all volunteer effort tapping the tremendous resources, skills and talents in our small community. The year 2003 production marks the 15th season of this very popular event. This year we are pleased to present to you 80 children performers, 12 adult performers. one professional performer, and over a dozen student and adult technicians in this year's production. While this may be an all volunteer effort starring the youth of our community, it certainly isn't an amateurish production. Thousands of man-hours of hard work and dedication have gone into this production to make it a most extraordinary event. Under Ken Castner's and Jill Berryman's skilled direction, the Nutcracker is a truly dazzling display of music, dance, costumes, set design, lighting and pyrotechnics that is sure to enchant and delight the whole family.

39. WQXR: Classical Music Scene Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio with early life, education and influences, growth and development, achievements, marriage and homosexuality, and circumstances of death. Includes works list. http://www.wqxr.com/cgi-bin/iowa/cla/learning/grove.html?record=9215

40. TEMPLE OF PETER TCHAIKOVSKY tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich (18401893), Russian composer, the foremost of the 19th century. tchaikovsky was born in Votkinsk, in the http://sangha.net/messengers/tchaikovsky.htm

TEMPLE OF TCHAIKOVSKY Biography Another Bio Catalogue of Works Midi Archive Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich Period of Productivity Evaluation Source: Microsoft Encarta 97

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