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Tchaikovsky's compositions for the theatre include three full-length ballets, Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty and Nutcracker. The first of these was commissioned by the Imperial Theatre Directorate in Moscow in 1875 and was first performed at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow on 4 March 1877, with choreography by the Austrian Wenzel Reisinger. The libretto, by Vladimir Begichev and Vasily Geltzer was based on a version of an old German fairy-tale, Der geraubte Schleier (The Stolen Veil), as retold by Johann Karl August Musäus. Tchaikovsky had composed ballet music for this story some years earlier, to entertain the children of his sister Sasha, married to Lev Davidov and settled at Kamenka in the Ukraine. Uncle Pyotr devised the whole entertainment, demonstrating to his three nieces and the other performers the steps and pirouettes required of them, while the swans themselves seem to have been represented by figures of wood. Some of the music for this modest work was used in the commissioned score, with elements from his first opera, The Voyevoda, the source of the Entr'acte for Act IV and for the final union of Siegfried and Odette. His second opera, Undine, provided the music with violin and cello solo in the Dance of the Swans at the end of Act II. 

A novel by Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky | Read by Angela Rippon | NAXOS

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Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky

Swan Lake

Act I. Prince Siegfried's Birthday

Act I. Waltz of the Flowers

Act I. Flight of the Swans

Act II. Swans on the Lake

Act II. Siegfried invites Odette to his Palace

Act II. Odette's Dance

Act II. Swan's Dance

Act II. Odette and Siegfried

Act II. The Swans return to the Lake

Act III. Ball at the Palace

Act III. The Guests Assemble

Act III. Appearance of Odile and Rothbart

Act III. Odile and Siegfried dance

Act IV. Siegfried by the Lake

Act IV. The Swans dance as they wait for Odette

Act IV. Finale