` :Hello, I'm assuming you are the article's creator, but you have not logged in. Anyhow,  #I used the standard English transliteration of his name, but I'm happy to move the article for the time being. Do you have any examples of him or one of his descendants  being mentioned in non Russian sources? That might help, but note that European languages vary in how they transliterate Russian. For example, English: Tchaikovsky; Italian: Čajkovskij, German: Tschaikowski, French: Tchaïkovski. I note also that in your draft, you referred to his wife at least once as as Yanina Shuysky not Shuisky: ``with his wife Yanina Shuysky performing as Aida`` #As for the role list, when the operas have their own article and are linked, the composer is superfluous, and you certainly don't need to keep repeating ``opera by``. See Simon Keenlyside and Jean-Étienne-Auguste Massol for examples of properly done role lists. So please don't add the composer back. #I can make the images slightly smaller, if you wish, but they should never ``sandwich`` the text as they were here. :Here is a guide which will help to learn the formatting and style we use on English Wikipedia: Wikipedia:Simplified Manual of Style. Best wishes,   `