Tchaikovsky. The story of a lonely life
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Nina Berberova, one of the most famous writers and memoirists of the first wave of emigration, in the 1930s writes a fictional biography of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. She does not keep silent about the composer’s hidden life, but remains tact and fidelity to the facts. Berberova creates a portrait of a living person, a portrait without a mask.
Eternal stranger, she talks about the Russian composer as if she had never left Russia ...
“When I printed my biography of the Tchaikovsky feuilleton in the“ Last News ”, Alexander Nikolaevich Benois invariably told me that he felt me his contemporary, “as if you knew everyone - Bob, Modest, and Argo (Argutinsky)”, and suddenly, once, carried away, he suddenly exclaimed:
- And remember, on The premiere of the “peak lady” ... - and suddenly terribly embarrassed, looked down and sang in a thin voice “Evening, clouds ...” (the premiere was nine years before my birth) ” (Nina Berebrova
Eternal stranger, she talks about the Russian composer as if she had never left Russia ...
“When I printed my biography of the Tchaikovsky feuilleton in the“ Last News ”, Alexander Nikolaevich Benois invariably told me that he felt me his contemporary, “as if you knew everyone - Bob, Modest, and Argo (Argutinsky)”, and suddenly, once, carried away, he suddenly exclaimed:
- And remember, on The premiere of the “peak lady” ... - and suddenly terribly embarrassed, looked down and sang in a thin voice “Evening, clouds ...” (the premiere was nine years before my birth) ” (Nina Berebrova
Author:
Author:Berberova N.N.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-138118-9
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