Mischa maisky's related works

Tchaikovsky: symphony no.4 in f minor, op. 36.

This is Tchaikovsky's first symphony, which has won an international reputation. Written in 1877. At that time, the hasty marriage and the rapid separation of husband and wife made the author suffer a great blow, and music just showed his painful mood and desire for happiness. This is the most varied and enthusiastic passage in Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky's symphony, with clear narrative content. It is a form of pure music, but it has the essence of title music. Here, it shows the distressed and wandering people, as well as the claws that bully and intimidate human destiny, which makes the listener feel sad. In the song, the author also pointed out that only by investing in the people can we overcome our destiny and gain strength. At that time, the author got a donation from Nadezhda von Meek, so that he could get rid of the heavy teaching work and concentrate on his creation. This song is dedicated to Nadezhda von Meek. In addition, Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky's unique melody, exquisite structure and exquisite orchestral skills are also the main reasons for this song's enduring.