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"Tolstoy says: 'Tchaikovsky's dead,' -- and two huge tears (for everything is lager than life with him, she says), rolled down his great cheeks"
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![]() Anton Rubinstein (1830-94) | |
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"What do you say about Tchaikovsky's death? Is it possible this is the will of God? What a loss for music in Russia! Yet you know, he was in the prime of his life, he was only 50 - and all this for a glass of water! What a nonsense are all such tricks - and this life - and creation - and everything, and everything" (Brown 229) |
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![]() Herman Laroche (1845-1904) | |
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1998-9 by Gretchen Lamb |