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Eugene Onegin (its name is in Russian) is a popular opera that comprises several "lyrical scenes." It comprises Opus 24 that is in 3 acts and 7 scenes that have been given by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. The libretto has been splendidly written by Konstantin Shilovsky, who is also the brother of the composer of this opera. It has been adapted by a novel in verse that has been by Aleksandr Pushkin. Eugene Onegin can also be known as an example of somebody who has given a lyric opera. The libretto without doubt follows the Pushkin's original very closely whereas it retains much of his original poetry. The poetry has been added to beautifully by Tchaikovsky with his music that is of a much dramatic nature. The basic story revolves around a selfish hero who is still alive with the regret of his blas� rejection of a young woman's love and also of his careless provocation of very serious duel that had taken place between him and his best friend.

The opera had been performed for the very first time in Moscow in the year 1879. To date there is a record of several of its recordings that have been regularly performed. The work's title refers to the protagonist. In the month of May in the year 1877, the opera singer named Lavrovskaya had made a recommendation regarding the creation of an opera that would be based on the plot of the Eugene Onegin to Tchaikovsky. Initially this particular idea had seemed to be much wild and the composer had not paid much heed to it as he had told later in his memoirs. But not long after he had felt a kind of growing excitement regarding this idea and the creation of the scenarios that took place in one night prior to the creation of the compositions of the music.

Tchaikovsky had gone on to use the original verses that had been from Pushkin's novel and had also chosen some scenes that had comprised the emotional world and also the fortunes of his heroes and had called the opera "lyrical scenes." The respective opera had been episodic and had not comprised of any continuous story. Instead it had just included some very selective highlights of Onegin's life. This had been owing to the fact that the original story of the opera had been very well known, and Tchaikovsky had been shrewd enough to forecast that his audience would easily fill in the details that he had omitted.

Tchaikovsky had been originally very worried regarding the public�s acceptance for this opera as it had been lacking in the traditional scene changes. He had thought that this opera�s performance required not only maximum simplicity but also utmost sincerity. Keeping this in mind, he had also entrusted the first production to the students who had been studying in the Moscow Conservatory. The Moscow Premiere had taken place on he 29th of March in the year 1879.