Research secretary of Tchaikovsky Museum-estate @Tchaikovskyhome /
Professional linguist / Flutist /
Interested in museums, culture, history, classical music
On these wonderful winter days especially for English-speaking friends of Tchaikovsky museum-estate @tchaikovskyhome and those who can't visit our museum in person, I have translated a video about it into English. Your comments will be appreciated!
On August 5, conductor Vladimir Fedoseev, a legend of world academic music, celebrated 90th birthday. Thank you maestro for the moments of happiness that you give to the listeners!!! (Photo - Vladimir Fedoseev with his wife on a tour in the Tchaikovsky Museum-Estate in Votkinsk)
Yesterday, on May 7, Votkinsk celebrated Tchaikovsky's 182th birthday🌹, one on the most beloved events for the locals. Concerts, tours, theatrical performances, books' presentations and gifts from the composer's relatives filled the day with incomparable feelings and emotions!🥳
Today with George Davydov, Tchaikovsky's greatgrandnephew, who presented in our museum his new book - Recollections by Yuri Davidov (his grandfather and Pyotr Tchaikovsky's nephew). Materials for this book - Yuri Davydov's manuscript had been saved in his family for many years!!!
Yuri Davydov (6 May 1876-1965) was the youngest of Tchaikovsky's nephews, being a son of his sister. He was the composer's last living near-relative. From 1945-62 was curator of the Tchaikovsky house museum at Klin.
Pictured in 1893, and in the 1950s with Emil Gilels and family:
@madigan_melvyn In august 1941 Yuri evacuated all the most treasured relics of Tchaikovsky museum in Klin to Votkinsk - Tchaikovsky native town - and thus save them for future generations.
@pps43 I urge you not to use my tweets in your false anti-Russian propaganda! I talk in my tweets about the birthplace of Tchaikovsky where I work at this very moment. In Trostyanets (which my tweets have nothing to do with) Tchaikovsky never had a house. He visited it once in 1864.
@mattmezz I urge you not to use my tweets in your false anti-Russian propaganda! I talk in my tweets about the birthplace of Tchaikovsky where I work at this very moment. In Trostyanets (which my tweets have nothing to do with) Tchaikovsky never had a house. He visited it once in 1864.
Tchaikovsky's opera "The Maid of Orleans" was staged for the first time on this day in 1881, at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg. The Dances of the Clowns & Tumblers from Act 2 had originally been intended to be the finale of his Suite No. 1 https://t.co/DKe8Tt2TPd
Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 premiere on this day in 1878 at a Russian Musical Society concert in Moscow, conducted by Nikolay Rubinstein. The score carried the dedication "to my best friend", secretly referring to his benefactress Nadezhda von Meck https://t.co/ET27JOPYAI (1/2)
This day in 1891 saw a new French production of Shakespeare's play "Hamlet" at the Mikhailovsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, with specially-written incidental music by Tchaikovsky (1/3)
https://t.co/iGrfNXiT48
Tchaikovsky's very first opera, The Voyevoda, received its premiere on this day in 1868 at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. It only ran for a total of five performances, and the composer later destroyed the score ... (1/2) https://t.co/teBFspa6eh
@moiaussi555 One day I visited the Pushkin Museum in his apartment in St. Petersburg, where he died. Tour detailed his last days and death. At the end we were ready to cry. One man even lost consciousness.
On February 10, 185 years ago, Russia lost its greatest poet, Alexander #Pushkin. He was mortally wounded in a duel and died at the age of 37.🌹🌹🌹
Pushkin's works formed the basis of three operas by #Tchaikovsky - #EugeneOnegin, Mazepa and The #QueenofSpades.
On these wonderful winter days especially for English-speaking friends of Tchaikovsky museum-estate @tchaikovskyhome and those who can't visit our museum in person, I have translated a video about it into English. Your comments will be appreciated!
"You do a great deal of good, because in addition to your passionate love of art and nature there is the invincible prompting of your noble and pure soul..." - P. Tchaikovsky (1877)
#otd 191 years ago Nadezhda von Meck was born, patroness and close friend of #Tchaikovsky🌹🌹🌹