Tchaikovsky
www.tchaikovsky-research.net

About this Project

The www.tchaikovsky-research.net web-site was launched in February 2006 (initially as www.tchaikovsky-research.org), with the aim of making information about the life and works of Russia's greatest composer more widely accessible.

This on-going project is the product of collaboration of Tchaikovsky scholars and enthusiasts worldwide, and we intend continually to expand upon the present modest selection of pages by adding new information on a regular basis.

If you are interested in helping with the project, or would simply like to pass on your comments, then you are welcome to contact us at:

info@tchaikovsky-research.net

These pages are continually being expanded, and details of important recent changes are listed in the right-hand column of this page.

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Translators Wanted

Work is progressing on the next phase of development of the Tchaikovsky Research web-site, and you may be in a position to help.

We are looking for volunteers to help with the translation of documents from Russian into English, so that they can be published on these pages. Like all the work on this site, it would be a labour of love (i.e. without payment), but your translations could benefit hundreds of thousands of English-speaking Tchaikovsky lovers worldwide. If you would be interested in finding out more, then please e-mail info@tchaikovsky-research.net for more details.

Recent main updates

(See also our message Forum)

1 April 2013 — We can now also be found on Facebook and Twitter.

17 February 2013 — The spelling of Russian names and places has been changed from the American to the European system, to be more consistent with current Russian practice.

21 October 2012 — We are pleased to announce the publication of an article on the composer's nephew, Georgy Tchaikovsky, by leading Tchaikovsky scholar Valery Sokolov.