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Модест Ильич Чайковский (13 мая 1850 — 1916) — младший брат Петра Ильича Чайковского.

Закончил училище правоведения, но всю жизнь посвятил искусству. Модест Ильич писал пьесы, переводил сонеты Шекспира, он автор либретто опер брата «Пиковая дама» и «Иоланта», а также опер "Дубровкий" Эдуарда Направника, "Наль и Дамаянти" Антона Аренского и "Франческа да Римини" Сергея Рахманинова. Будучи ближайшим другом великого композитора, он стал и его первым биографом, а также основателем музея Чайковского в Клину.

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