St Petersburg

Sollogub, Count Vladimir, 38, 69, 70, 72, 200

Sologub, Fyodor, 150, 158

Soloviev-Sedoi, Vassily, 487

Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 420, 488, 543-44

Somnambula, La, 305

Somov, Konstantin, 122, 181, 225, 317

Sosnora, Viktor, 526, 528

Soutine, Chaim, 183

Sovremennik, 131, 389

Spendiarov, Alexander, 343

Spessivtseva, Olga, 294-95

Stalin, Joseph: and Akhmatova, 415-16, 468-70; and award to city of Leningrad, 445; compared with Nicholas I, 42; cultural deprivation of Leningrad after World War II, xvi, 449-54, 463, 465, 468-70, 538; death of, 43, 311, 478, 479-80; and film industry, 451-52, 454, 457-60, 464; and Great Terror in Leningrad, xvi, 414-22, 459-60, 522; interest in Glinka, 65, 66;on Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great, 451-52; and Kirov assassination, 414; and the Kirov Ballet, 502; and Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District, 410; and Leningrad Affair, xvi, 465; on Lenin’s death, national anthem chosen by, 72; and Soviet culture, 411, 413, 446; victims of, during World War II, 40, 365, 426, 428, 434, 436, 439, 442; and writers, 468-69; and Yudina recording, 367; Zamyatin’s appeal to, 375

Stasov, Vladimir, 74, 77, 78, 83, 90, 97, 98, 103, 131, 348

State Institute of Arts Culture (GINKHUK), 369

Steinberg, Maximilian, 341, 354, 357, 371

Steiner, Rudolf, 217

Stepnyak-Kravchinsky, Sergei, 47, 91-92

Sterligov, Vladimir, 486, 495-97

Sterne, Lawrence, 385-86

Stokowski, Leopold, 355

Stolypin, Pyotr, 362

Stoppard, Tom, 518

Strauss, Johann, Jr., 69

Strauss, Richard, 201, 347-48, 350, 355

Stravinsky, Fyodor, 110

Stravinsky, Igor: and Akhmatova, 511; autobiographical books by, 325-26, 330, 511; and Balanchine, 70, 315, 316, 325, 328-30; and ballet revolution, 501; Communist view of, 342, 488-89; compared with Nabokov, 321, 324-26; death of, 322; Glazunov on, 350; and Glinka, 65, 69; move to United States, xviii, 321-22, 324-25, 369; in Mravinsky’s repertoire, 484; performance of works in Leningrad, 370, 371; politics of, 318; rehabilitation of, and visit to Russia, 489, 504, 506; and Rimsky-Korsakov, 341, 344-45, 350, 352-53; and St. Petersburg, 326; and Shostakovich, 355, 370, 432; and Tchaikovsky, 100, 318-19, 325, 356; in Yudina’s repertoire, 367, 368, 370—works: Agon, 328, 484, 505; Apollo, 328, 484; Apollon Musagète, 316, 318, 321, 324, 325, 432; Le Baiser de la fée, 325, 326, 484; Firebird, 316, 348, 353, 489; Jeu des cartes, 321, 325; Mavra, 319; Movements for Piano and Orchestra, 328; The Nightingale, 316, 326, 353; Orpheus, 328; Perséphone, 328; Petrouchka, 137, 261, 263-66, 295, 316, 326, 348, 471, 489; Pulcinella, 316, 362; Ragtime, 316, 328; Le Sacre du printemps, 64, 489; Symphony of Psalms, 321, 419, 428, 431

Stravinsky, Vera, 191

Stray Dog, The, 186-91, 194-96, 273, 276, 287-88, 405

Sudeikin, Sergei, 187, 191

Suetin, Nikolai, 283

Sumarokov, Alexander, 16

Suprematism, 278, 412, 486

Suvorin, Alexei, 110, 154

Sviatopolk-Mirsky, Prince Dmitri. See Mirsky, D. S.

Sviridov, Georgy, 546

Swan Lake, 256, 258-60

Symbolism, 127, 135, 150, 151, 155-58, 162, 168, 174, 177-80, 186, 214, 218, 412, 413, 538

Taglioni, Marie, 251

Tatlin, Vladimir, 270, 271, 279-81, 284, 286, 288, 315, 367, 369-70, 412, 494

Tavener, John, 488

Tchaikovsky, Modeste, 119

Tchaikovsky, Peter: and Akhmatova, 511; and Alexander III, 96; on Alexander II’s murder, 93-94; and Balanchine, 70, 99-100, 114, 118, 295, 306, 329, 330, 515; Benois on, 59; Communist view of, 319, 372; death of, 128; and Diaghilev, 123, 124, 318-19; and Dostoyevsky, 116-17, 126; and Glinka, 91, 343; and Mighty Five, 97-98, 126; in Mravinsky’s repertoire, 483; Nikisch as interpreter of, 147; on Petersburg, 137-38; at Petersburg Conservatory, 74, 111, 343; reputation and popularity of, 97, 355, 356, 489; and Shostakovich, 353, 356, 408-09; and Stravinsky, 100, 318-19, 325, 356—works: 1812 Overture, 72, 113; Eugene Onegin, 54; Mozartiana suite, 118, 260; Nutcracker, 137, 204, 256, 258, 294, 297, 330; The Queen of Spades, xv, 54, 118-21, 124-25, 132, 217, 294, 409, 462, 472; sacred works for chorus, 113-14; Serenade for Strings, 260, 295, 325; Slavonic March, 72, 113; Sleeping Beauty, 122-25, 255, 256, 258, 260, 297, 318-19, 472; Swan Lake, 256, 258-60; symphonies, 112-18, 121, 214, 306, 325, 472, 483, 511; Variations on a Rococo Theme, 118; Violin Concerto, 361; waltzes, 69

Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2 (ballet), 329

Tcherepnin, Nikolai, 343

Teatr, 300, 357

Teatralnaya (Theater) Street, 42, 247, 255

Telyakovsky, Vladimir, 192-93, 199, 256, 263

Temirkanov, Yuri, 546

Tenisheva, Princess Maria, 131

Terentyev, Igor, 399, 412

Tertz, Abram, xiii

Theater of Worker Youth (TRAM), 399-401, 490

Theuriet, André, 166, 167