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Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. I think that by the time I leave a considerable part of the first act will have been done' [21]. Indeed, he omitted the battle scene between the mice and toys, and start of the second scene of Act I—depicting the forest at night—and instead the composer went on to the Waltz of the Snowflakes.

After this he wrote: 'Return to No. On the day of his departure from Saint Petersburg, the composer discussed the ballet with Marius Petipa [22]. It seems that at this meeting the outline scenario for Act II was finalised.

In any case, the balletmaster's plan of this act was sent to Tchaikovsky only while he was abroad. On the copy of the manuscript of the plan is Petipa's note: 'This was sent on 9 March [O. Tchaikovsky in Paris' [23]. Work on the ballet continued during his journey: 'I will try to work on the boat.

It has not been established whether Tchaikovsky composed anything on his way to Berlin. This date, together with the note ' Rouen' was made by the composer on the inside front cover of his notebook, which on its first pages contains sketches for the opening of the second scene of Act I [27]. I came to Rouen in order to work a little. And I have been here nearly a week, working all hours; two days remain before I sail for America. In this time I will have prepared the sketches for the first two scenes of the ballet.

But the question is, when will I be able to do the rest? Tchaikovsky then asked Vsevolozhsky whether the productions of the ballet and opera could be postponed until the next season: 'I could complete my voyage to America without the torments, the doubts, and the fears; return home calm and rested from any conceivable traumas experienced in Paris and America, and enjoy working little by little, confident that I will be writing two masterpieces pardon my immodesty ' [29].

On the same day, Tchaikovsky wrote of this to his brother Modest [30]. Ivan Vsevolozhsky agreed to postpone the ballet and the opera, and further work on the ballet was only resumed after Tchaikovsky's return from America, in Maydanovo at the end of May Now I have started to work' [33]. Letters to various correspondents during June refer to work on the ballet. On the same day he wrote to Praskovya Tchaikovskaya: 'Work is proceeding intensively, and I'm glad that my travels are over' [36].

There are unexpected distractions' [37]. It turned out that I only just managed it in 2 weeks. The old man is evidently declining. Not only is his hair thinning and turning silver as snow, not only are his teeth falling out and refusing to chew food, not only are his eyes weakening and becoming easily tired, not only are his feet starting to drag rather than walk—but his singular remaining faculty is starting to fade and disappear. The ballet is infinitely worse that ' The Sleeping Beauty '—of this I'm sure.

Let's see how the opera will turn out' [38]. On the same day, the composer told Modest Tchaikovsky and Aleksandra Hubert that he had finished the sketches, complaining that he was greatly tired, and 'it seems the old man starting to take his last breaths' [39]. In the divertissement, Tchaikovsky used dances that were originally written for Act I.

And so, where the plan called for 'Dances', under the title Le chocolat , Tchaikovsky noted: 'Spanish dance, see 1st copybook'; the same applied for the dance Tea — 'See 1st copybook' the Chinese dance was used.

Near to sketches for the dance Polichinella , Tchaikovsky wrote: 'No. After finishing the sketches of the ballet, Tchaikovsky left to spend some days in Saint Petersburg, and on his return he began to compose the opera Iolanta , and also to correct the full score of the opera Yevgeny Onegin. It was considerably later that Tchaikovsky set about the instrumentation of the ballet, in January , after he had already orchestrated the opera.

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