Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1May 7th, 840-1893165438+1October 6th), born in Wardinsk, is a Russian romantic composer.

Tchaikovsky's creation involves almost all music genres and forms, among which symphony creation plays an important role. He inherited the development achievements of Russian music since glinka, and at the same time absorbed the experience of western European music culture development, organically combined high professional skills with Russian national music tradition, and created works with dramatic conflicts and strong national style.

Initial stage of creation

19 The mid-1960s to the mid-1970s was the first period of Tchaikovsky's creation. Many excellent works created during this period won him a reputation. Representative works include: the first symphony A Winter's Dream (1866), fantasy overture Romeo and Juliet (first draft 1869, revised twice), and Rimini symphony Fantasia of Piero Della Francesca (1876).

Piano Concerto No.1 (1875), Variations on Rococo Theme for Cello and Band (1876), Dance Opera Swan Lake (1876), String Quartet No.1 (187 1.

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