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ISBN 0237522926Although "God Save The Tsar!" was the Russian National Anthem in Tchaikovsky's time, it was not the anthem in 1812.

Tchaikovsky began work on the project on October 12, 1880, finishing it six weeks later.The piece was planned to be performed in the square before the cathedral, with a brass band to reinforce the orchestra, the bells of the cathedral and all the others in downtown Moscow playing "zvons" (pealing bells) on cue, and live cannonfire in accompaniment, fired from an electric switch panel in order to achieve the precision demanded by the musical score in which each shot was specifically written.

The overture debuted in the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow on August 20, 1882 in the Gregorian or NS calendar (the date in the Julian or OS calendar was August 8).

Finally, the guns are fired in celebration and church bells all across the land peal in grateful honor of their deliverance from their "treacherous and cruel enemies."Anachronism of nationalist motifsAlthough "La Marseillaise" was chosen as the French National Anthem in 1795, it was banned by Napoleon in 1805 and could not have been heard during the approach of Moscow.

"Open" Instrumentation consisting of "any extra brass instruments" available.

The Black Dyke Mills Brass Band have also recorded a brass band arrangement of the piece.