The Tchaikovsky Handbook: Catalogue of letters ; Genealogy ; Bibliography

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Brett Langston
Indiana University Press, 2002 - Tematisk katalog - 832 pages

The Tchaikovsky Handbook is a comprehensive guide to all known Tchaikovsky resource materials--to every composition (with incipits), all the writings, every piece of correspondence, all the diaries, every interview, every photograph (with images included here), and everything written about Tchaikovsky--and even more.

In addition to the basic bibliographical data, the catalog of works gives information on the circumstances surrounding their composition and their earliest performances, arrangements for other instruments, locations of manuscripts (and any peculiarities that they exhibit), publication history, and any related works (for example, other works in which Tchaikovsky used the same melodic material). A tremendous bibliographical undertaking, the Handbook raises the bar for Tchaikovsky scholarship.

Volume 1 includes a chronology of the composer's life; a catalog of all the compositions, writings, interviews, and photographs; a translation of his brief 1889 autobiography; and listings of the works by opus number, in chronological order, and by titles and variant titles. A general index completes the volume.

Contents

Index of Correspondents
305
Locations of Chaikovskiis Autograph Letters
331
305
382
331
408
Bibliography Index
787
787
825
Copyright

About the author (2002)

Alexander Poznansky, one of the world's foremost and most active Tchaikovsky scholars, is the editor of Tchaikovsky through Others' Eyes, also from Indiana University Press.Brett Langston is a British music historian specializing in nineteenth-century music.

Alexander Poznansky, one of the world's foremost and most active Tchaikovsky scholars, is the editor of Tchaikovsky through Others' Eyes, also from Indiana University Press.Brett Langston is a British music historian specializing in nineteenth-century music.

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