Although Tchaikovsky is known for his classical ballet compositions, he was overall excellent as a pianist. Like most music composers, his compositions greatly reflected those of his feelings, which helped him connect with audiences and spread his music well. As a child, he became better than his teacher within a year, and at the age of ten he went to the School of Jurisprudence and quickly completed the higher grades. After graduating, he spent four years at the Department of Justice, which didn't really suit him. After leaving the Ministry of Justice in the 1860s, he entered the Music Conservatory at the age of 22. Shortly after, he composed his first orchestral score in 1864. Two years later, he moved to Moscow and began to increase his fame. as a composer. In the following years, he toured Europe and even the United States. In 1893, six days after the creation of his last piece, he