Gaudeamus Igitur
Будем веселы, друзья
Student song, arranged for male chorus with piano accompaniment (1874).
| Catalogue References |
TH 187 ; ČW 413 |
| Date |
187 |
| Text |
Nikolai Vasil'evich Bugaev (1837–1903), translated from the Latin |
| Language |
Russian |
| Key |
D major |
| Tempo/Section Listing |
Moderato (D major, 13 bars) |
| Instrumentation |
Chorus (TTBB) + Piano |
| Autograph Location |
Moscow (Russia): Glinka State Central Museum of Musical Culture (ф. 88, No.
127) |
| First Publication |
Moscow: P. Jurgenson, 1874
(under the pseudonym "B. L.") |
History
In 1874, Petr Jurgenson
published the choral score (under the pseudonym “B. L.”) [1]. No other information concerning
this arrangement has survived.
From:
Музыкальное наследие Чайковского (1958), p. 488
English text copyright © 2006 Brett Langston
Notes:
- "B. L." (in Russian: «Б. Л.»)
was a pseudonym normally used by Tchaikovsky when writing newspaper articles [back]
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