The Huffington Post -
11 Feb 2015 23:41

The works of 19th century Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky have long been appreciated from classical music audiences alike worldwide for almost a century and a half now. While the number of compositions he wrote was quite small in comparison to the likes of say Heiden or Mozart, there was a fantastical element of Tchaikovsky's concertos and symphonies that made him a unique player in the world of classical music. Like many of our musical heroes, Tchaikovsky's muse came from an inner-tur...
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