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Jenna Garrity
11/07/96
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Tchaikovsky,
His Life and Times
Wilson Strutte

     All through his life, Tchaikovsky was tormented by his imaginary horrors.
Yet while suffering psychological terror, Tchaikovsky was a musical genius.  This
is his story.
     Peter Llyich Tchaikovsky was born on May 07,1840 in Russia.  He had a
younger brother, Modest, whom in later years Tchaikovsky wrote many letters to.
His letters told us most of what we know about Tchaikovsky.
     Tchaikovsky was manic depressive.  Slanderous critics may have
contributed to his psychological dismay.  His reviews were hardly ever in his
favor.
     Tchaikovsky was composer of six symphonies, ballets and operas.  His
music was performed all over Europe and Russia in the late 1800s.  His works
include music to The Nutcracker, Romeo and Juliet, and The Sleeping Beauty.  He
wrote such works as the 1812 Overture and the First Piano Concerto in b flat
minor.
       All during his life Tchaikovsky wrote detailed letters to his brother and
close friends, including Madame Von Meck, the patroness he never met in
person. His letters give us insight on how he felt about his music and life. This
biography includes many exerts from such letters.
     Tchaikovsk...

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