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Alexander Poznansky
Tchaikovsky
This extensive biography offers a revealing look into the private life of Tchaikovsky, exploring the profound impact of his mother's death and his struggles with neurosis and depression. It examines his relationships, including his idealized connection with Nadezhda von Meck and his involvement in a homosexual subculture. The book also challenges the theory surrounding his death, presenting a detailed account drawn from Russian sources.