Petrus Čajkovskij

Petrus Eliae filius Čajkovskij^[1] (Russice Пётр Ильич Чайковский, Pëtr Il'ič Čajkovskij; natus die 7 Maii 1840, mortuus 6 Novembris 1893 secundum Calendarium Gregorianum; 25 Aprilis 1840; 25 Octobris 1893 secundum Calendarium Iulianum) fuit compositor Russicus aetatis Romanticae, cuius opera symphonias, dramata melica, balletas, compositiones pro instrumentis, musicam cameratam, et carmina pro voce humana comprehendunt. Nonnulla ex operibus populo gratissimis pro concerto et theatro in repertorio musicae classicae composuit, balletis non exceptis Lacu cycnorum, Virgine Pulchra Dormiente, et Nucifrangibulo, 1812 Apertura, concerto primo pro piano, ultimis tribus symphoniis numeratis, inter eas Symphonia VI, et opera Eugenio Onegin.

Petrus Čajkovskij

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Petrus Čajkovskij: imago

Petrus Čajkovskij: subscriptio

Nativitas: 25 Aprilis 1840; Votkinsk
Obitus: 25 Octobris 1893; Malaya Morskaya Street, 13
Patria: Imperium Russicum

Familia

Genitores: Ilya Petrovich Tchaikovsky; Aleksandra Tchaikovskaya
Coniunx: Antonina Miliukova

Memoria

Sepultura: Sepulcretum Tichvinense

Petrus Eliae filius Čajkovskij, imago photographica.

Ab anno 1850 ad annum 1859, Petropoli in schola iuris prudentiae educabatur, postquam annis ab 1859 ad 1863 in ministerio rei iuridicae laborabat. Anno 1865 magna cum laude studium in conservatorio Petropolitano complevit, ubi ab anno 1861 studuerat. Annis ab 1866 ad 1878 fuit professor conservatorii Moscuensis.

Crater quidam in Mercurio planeta situs, et asteroides 2266 Tchaikovsky nomen illius Čajkovskij habent.

Opera selecta

Plus quam octoginta opera musica creavit, inter quas sunt:

Symphoniae

• Somnia hiemalia («Зимние грезы», 1866)
• Parva Russia («Малороссийская», 1872)
• Exordium 1812 («1812 год», 1882)
• Manfredus («Манфред», 1885)
• Symphonia 4
• Symphonia 5
• Symphonia 6, "Pathetica" («Патетическая», 1893)

Dramata melica

• Eugenius Onegin («Евгений Онегин», 1878)
• Mazeppa («Мазепа», 1883)
• Maga («Чародейка», 1887)
• Regina spiculorum («Пиковая дама», 1890)
• Iolanta («Иоланта», 1891)

Ballationes

• Lacus cycnorum
• Rosaspina («Спящая красавица», 1889)
• Nucifrangibulum («Щелкунчик», 1892)

Notae

1. Nomen in Civitatibus Foederatis a Bibliotheca Congressus ordinatum est ut Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky.

Bibliographia

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