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Moment lyrique(Лирический момент)(1892).
HistoryWritten at the request of the Czech music publisher Mojmir Urbánek [1]. Completed on 26 October/7 November 1892 (according to the date on the manuscript). After Tchaikovsky's death, Sergey Taneyev discovered the sketches for the piece, which he completed and prepared for publication, unaware that the composition had already appeared in print. From: The Tchaikovsky Handbook, vol. 1 (2002), p.
335 * * * After Tchaikovsky's death. Sergey Taneyev edited the piece from the sketches and prepared it for publication. On 15/27 September 1894, Sergey Taneyev wrote to Modest Tchaikovsky: "The Impromptu was given to Pyotr Ivanovich shortly after you left" [2]. On 17/28 September, Pyotr Jurgenson informed Modest Tchaikovsky that the Impromptu was being engraved [3]. During late September/early October, Sergey Taneyev checked the proofs, and in late October/early November the piece was printed [4]. The Impromptu was put on sale at the same time as the Piano Concerto No. 3. From: Музыкальное наследие Чайковского (1958),
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