Letter 3096
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Russian text (original)
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English translation Copyright © 2010 by
Luis Sundkvist
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| ТЕЛЕГРАММА |
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TELEGRAM
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| Спасибо за приятное известие. Рад за Вас и за
Направника. |
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Thanks for pleasant news. Glad for you and for
Nápravník [1]. |
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Чайковский
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Tchaikovsky
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Notes:
- Tchaikovsky had come specially to Saint Petersburg on 18/30 October 1886 in order to attend the première of
Eduard Nápravník's opera
Harold, which interested him greatly. During his stay in the imperial capital he frequently called on
Emiliia Pavlovskaia, who was due to sing
at the première. The latter was, however, postponed due to Nápravník being indisposed, and Tchaikovsky left
Saint Petersburg on 9/21 November to return to his house in
Maidanovo. On 11/23 November the première of
Harold took place at the Mariinskii Theatre, and Pavlovskaia seems to have informed Tchaikovsky of this by telegram—note based on information provided by Vasilii Kiselev in:
Чайковский на московской сцене (1940), p. 370
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