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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71: Miniature Overture
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, Decoration Of The Christmas Tree
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, March
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, Children's Galop And Entry Of The Parents
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, Arrival Of Drosselmeyer
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, Grandfather's Dance
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, Departure Of The Guests - Night
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, The Battle
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, The Forest Of Fir Trees In Winter
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act I, Waltz Of The Snowfalkes
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Confiturembourg (The Kingdom Of Sweets)
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Entrance Of Clara And The Prince
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Divertissement: Chocolate (Spanish Dance)
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Divertissement: Coffee (Arab Dance)
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Divertissement: Tea (Chinese Dance)
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Divertissement: Trepak (Russian Dance)
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Divertissement: Dance Of The Reed Flutes
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Divertissement: Mother Gigogne
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The Nutcracker - Ballet In Two Acts Op. 71, Act II, Waltz Of The Flowers
Item UPC: 5099996769423
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Label: WCL
ABOUT THE ALBUM
2009 2X CD compilation. The Nutcracker, first seen in 1892, recounts the magical Christmas Eve of young Clara. Her adventures in the company of an enchanted prince inspired Tchaikovsky to such spellbinding numbers as Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy, the Waltz of the Flowers and a sparkling series of national dances. Magic albeit with tragic consequences also inhabits La Sylphide one of the first romantic ballads, with music by Norwegian-born Hermon Lovenskold (1815-1870)











