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Peter Tchaikovsky

his powerful and charming melodies.In 1893 he returns to his country and made his final piece, the Sixth Symphony. It was composed of four movements; the first movement was about passion; the second and third were about disappointment; and the fourth was about death. This final work was performed on October 28, 1893.Peter Tchaikovsky died nine days after the premiere of his Sixth Symphony. He contracted cholera, but many believe that his individual stress may have caused him to commit suicide. It is stated that he may have tried to poison himself, or had someone else do it for him. However, no one really knows for sure what happened (Koolbergen 5). Peter Tchaikovsky was one of the world’s most talented composers. His music compositions portrayed emotion and feelings that Tchaikovsky truly felt and understood. He believed in the power of creative reason, in the might and the harmony of the universe (Shostakovich 3). He suffered through a lot of depression, such as the death of his mother and his sexuality. He attempted suicide many times, but could not go through with it. Even with his troubled life, he rose above and amazed many people with his talents. He had a creative passion for his works that is indescribable. ...

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