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Title

Tchaikovsky's women [videorecording] ; Fate / two films by Christopher Nupen ; produced by Allegro Films.

Publication

Hamburg : Teldec Video, p1993.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Nupen, Christopher.
• Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, 1840-1893.
• Ashkenazy, Vladimir, 1937-
• Bartha, Clarry.
• Field, Helen.
• Silver, Mark.
• Harvey, Cynthia.
• Sveriges radios symfoniorkester. prf
• Allegro Films (London, England)

Description

2 videodiscs (156 min.) : sd., col.; 12 in.

Summary

Two films about Tchaikovsky's lifelong preoccupation with fate as a governing force in our lives and particularly in his own life. The first, Tchaikovsky's women, covers the years up to the composition of Eugene Onegin and his disastrous marriage to Antonina Milyukova. The women referred to in the title are his vulnerable young heroines. The second film, Fate focuses on Tchaikovsky's treatment of the idea of fate in his later symphonies and his own increasing preoccupation with his own destiny.

Alternative Title

Fate.

Subjects

• Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, 1840-1893
• Composers > Russia > Biography

Note

• Notes by Christopher Nupen on container

Credits (note)

• Choreography, Graham Lustig ; historical adviser, Professor David Brown.

System Details (note)

• Laser disc, extended play CLV, stereo., CX encoded.

Contents

• Tchaikovsky's women, side 1. Opening credits and introduction : The storm (excerpts) (7:31) -- Désirée Artot : Romeo and Juliet (excerpts) (11:50) -- Tchaikovsky's early childhood (5:58) -- Donna Anna : Don Giovanni. Or sai chi l'onore / Mozart (4:20) -- My genius, my angel, my friend (Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano) (6:50) -- Odette : Swan Lake (excerpts) (5:22) -- Dante's Francesca : Francesca da Rimini (excerpts) (7:14).
• Tchaikovsky's women, side 2. Antonina Milyukova : Eugene Onegin. Tatyana's letter (12:46) -- Tchaikovsky's marriage to Antonina Milyukova : Liturgie op. 41 (excerpts) ; Romeo and Juliet (excerpts) (7:12) -- End credits: My genius, my angel, my friend (Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano) (1:51).
• Fate, side 2 (cont.) Introduction (1:39) -- Nadezhda von Meck : origins of the 4th symphony : 1st movement (excerpts) (16:28) -- Tchaikovsky's compositions of the 1880's : Piano trio op. 50, 2nd movement (excerpts) (6:06) -- Manfred symphony (excerpts) (9:23).
• Fate, side 3. The 5th symphony (excerpts) (16:01) -- Nadezhda von Meck's break with Tchaikovsky (2:42) -- The final years : Piano trio op. 50, 2nd movement (excerpts) (4:23) -- Symphony no. 6, 1st movement (excerpts) (3:54) ; end of 1st movement (6:32) -- Six songs op. 73 : Again as before (Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano) (4:09) -- The 6th symphony, finale (10:18) -- Tchaikovsky's death : Piano trio op. 50, finale (2:07) -- End credits: Again as before (Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano) (2:09).

Call Number

*LVD 251 (C)

LCCN

9031763726

OCLC

33224146

Title

Tchaikovsky's women [videorecording] ; Fate / two films by Christopher Nupen ; produced by Allegro Films.

Imprint

Hamburg : Teldec Video, p1993.

Performer

Cynthia Harvey (Katerina, Juliet, Odette) ; Clarry Bartha (Donna Anna) ; Helen Field (Tatyana) ; Mark Silver (Prince Siegfried) ; Pinchas Zukerman, violin, Jacqueline du Pré, violoncello, Daniel Barenboim, piano, (trio op. 50) ; Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra ; Vladimir Ashkenazy, conductor.

Credits

Choreography, Graham Lustig ; historical adviser, Professor David Brown.

System Details

Laser disc, extended play CLV, stereo., CX encoded.

Added Author

Nupen, Christopher.

Tchaikovsky, Peter Ilich, 1840-1893. Works. Selections.

Ashkenazy, Vladimir, 1937- Conductor. Performer

Bartha, Clarry.

Field, Helen.

Silver, Mark.

Harvey, Cynthia.

Sveriges radios symfoniorkester. Performer

Allegro Films (London, England)

Added Title

Fate.

Other Standard Identifier

9031763726

Publisher No.

9031-76372-6 Teldec Video

Research Call Number

*LVD 251 (C) Notes on container.