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in Udmurtia, Russia
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He studied Jurisprudence. The director of that institute was his own father
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He responded by turning to music. It was at this time that he made his first serious efforts as a composer, writing a waltz in her memory.
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His teacher said that he couldn't be a great composer so, he started to study in the Ministry of Justice.
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In the following year, Tchaikovsky went to St. Petersburg Conservatory where he accepted a post. Anton Rubinstein was impressed with Tchaikovsky's talent.
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Tchaikovsky was deeply inspired by Shakespeare's writing, and in later years composed other works for The Tempest and Hamlet.
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He died in St. Petersburg
