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Queen of Spades, The (Russ. Pikovaya Dama). Opera in 3 acts by Tchaikovsky to lib. by M. Tchaikovsky and the composer after Pushkin's novel (1833). Comp. 1890. Prod. St Petersburg 1890, NY Met 1910, London 1915.

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