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Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky was a Russian composer born in 1840 who is known for his ballets and orchestral works. He received musical training from an early age and studied law but disliked his career and decided to pursue composition full time. His compositional style typically used clear and balanced melodies with conventional harmonic progressions and instrumentation that highlighted both delicate and gloomy orchestral sounds. His 1870 concert overture Romeo and Juliet utilized a sonata form with an introduction to depict Shakespeare's famous story of the star-crossed lovers.
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- 2. What To Expect • Tchaikovsky’s Life • Compositional Style • Romeo and Juliet Overture
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- 4. Tchaikovsky’s Life cont. • At age 4, he wrote his first piece with his sister for his mother • He and his mother were very close
- 5. Tchaikovsky’s Life cont. • Received an • Became a bureau education from the clerk but hated it. French Governess • Quit to compose • Attended Law School music in St. Petersburg • Also took music lessons • Graduated at 19 years of age
- 6. Compositional Style • Typically used regular meter, which can be heard in his dance pieces • Occasionally played with an unusual meter • Melodies range from Western- to Folksong-styles • Repetition • Elegant and graceful
- 7. Compositional Style cont. • Harmony variations – From Western to unorthodox progressions – Typically used conventional harmonic progressions • Wrote for the orchestra – Liked to make use of the modern symphony orchestra
- 8. Compositional Style cont. • Instrumentation – He liked to use the treble instruments for their more delicate sounds and would balance them out with the deeper, more gloomy sounds of the bass instruments.
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