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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is the Russian composer whose music defines the Christmas season for theatres and ballet companies everywhere 🎶. His ballet The Nutcracker, adapted from the Hoffmann story as retold by Alexandre Dumas, premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg in December 1892. Its score moves from the march of the toy soldiers to the celesta sparkle of the Sugar Plum Fairy and the sweep of the Waltz of the Flowers 🍬. Tchaikovsky also wrote Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, the Romeo and Juliet overture, and the cannon filled 1812 Overture. Every December his name appears on programs, posters, and quizzes, and nearly everyone sounds it out slowly before they say it 🎄.
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• Orchestra, band, and choir kids
• Music teachers and directors
• Nutcracker pit crews and ballet families
• Classical music nerds and pun lovers
• Anyone who cannot spell Tchaikovsky
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