Russian Musical Carousel Egg " Waltz of the Flowers" Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker

The magic of The Nutcracker Ballet comes to life in this extraordinary Peter Carl Faberge-style musical egg! An exclusive limited edition from Ardleigh Elliott, this collectible Nutcracker music box celebrates three artistic legends - The Nutcracker Ballet, the black lacquer artistry of the Russian Palekh masters and the magnificent style of Peter Carl Faberge - in one stunning work of art you'll treasure for a lifetime.Expertly handcrafted of fine Heirloom Porcelain®, this collectible egg-shaped music box showcases colorful scenes from The Nutcracker Ballet. A special surprise awaits you inside the hinged egg - an enameled pewter sculpture of the Nutcracker Prince! Gleaming 22K gold accents, scrollwork, and sparkling simulated gems give this collectible Nutcracker music box a magical shimmer, and as a final touch it plays Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker Suite March." Don't wait - strong demand is expected for this breathtaking limited edition, so order now!

A fun as well as informative way to introduce young students to Tchaikovsky s Nutcracker music theory and music appreciation. Disc One contains a performance of Tchaikovsky s Nutcracker from The London Symphony: Overture - The Christmas Tree - March - Journey Through the Snow - Waltz of the Snowflakes - Le Chocolat - Le Caf - Le Tea - Trepak - Dance of the Merlitons - Mother Gigogne and the Clowns - Waltz of the Flowers - Pas de deux - Tarentella - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy - Coda - Final Waltz and Apotheose. Disc Two is a unique CD-ROM containing The Memory Musicards Game (18 Levels) Find Me On The Tree Game (3 Levels) 8 Truly Twisted Musical Riddles 8 Children s Album Music Puzzles Tchaikovsky s Biography The Listening Room. Listen to excerpts from The Nutcracker Suite: The Italian Song Neapolitan Song Old French Song Polka Waltz German Song Mazurka.

The return to New York in 2002 of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Flower Drum Song—with a totally new book by playwright David Henry Hwang—was considered the most revolutionary chapter in the history of Broadway revivals. Why? The musical, a clear hit when it was originally produced in 1958, had later acquired a debatable reputation for quaint, racially offensive Asian stereotypes. Yet Hwang’s controversial rewrite—driven at least in part by concerns about such offenses—was a box-office failure. Drawing upon fresh interviews with members of both the original and the revival casts, whose first-hand accounts enliven the narrative with surprising candor, David H. Lewis charts in detail the difficult production history of Flower Drum Song. He explores the forces that turned against the original show; the arguably inferior movie version (upon which its most outspoken critics would base their discontent and public resistance); rising criticism from within the Asian American community fueled by ethnic-studies programs that swept across college campuses in the 1970s; and, ultimately, the indifference of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization, itself caught up in its own quest to update the works of two musical theatre giants and keep their names blazing on theatre marquees. This well-illustrated story of the two Flower Drum Songs is replete with fascinating anecdotes by turns colorful, humorous and sad. The shared memories of the cast offer an eye-opening look at the often chaotic journey of a musical along the precarious path to opening night. The author addresses the value of preserving the rich and revered legacy of Broadway’s greatest team. What price a bid for revival fame?

The return to New York in 2002 of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song?with a totally new book by playwright David Henry Hwang?was considered the most revolutionary chapter in the history of Broadway revivals. Why? The musical, a clear hit when it was originally produced in 1958, had later acquired a debatable reputation for quaint, racially offensive Asian stereotypes. Yet Hwang's controversial rewrite?driven at least in part by concerns about such offenses?was a box-office failure. Drawing upon fresh interviews with members of both the original and the revival casts, whose first-hand accounts enliven the narrative with surprising candor, David H. Lewis charts in detail the difficult production history of Flower Drum Song. He explores the forces that turned against the original show; the arguably inferior movie version (upon which its most outspoken critics would base their discontent and public resistance); rising criticism from within the Asian American community fueled by ethnic-studies programs t

The return to New York in 2002 of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Flower Drum Song—with a totally new book by playwright David Henry Hwang—was considered the most revolutionary chapter in the history of Broadway revivals. Why? The musical, a clear hit when it was originally produced in 1958, had later acquired a debatable reputation for quaint, racially offensive Asian stereotypes. Yet Hwang’s controversial rewrite—driven at least in part by concerns about such offenses—was a box-office failure. Drawing upon fresh interviews with members of both the original and the revival casts, whose first-hand accounts enliven the narrative with surprising candor, David H. Lewis charts in detail the difficult production history of Flower Drum Song. He explores the forces that turned against the original show; the arguably inferior movie version (upon which its most outspoken critics would base their discontent and public resistance); rising criticism from within the Asian American community fueled by ethnic-studies programs that swept across college campuses in the 1970s; and, ultimately, the indifference of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization, itself caught up in its own quest to update the works of two musical theatre giants and keep their names blazing on theatre marquees. This well-illustrated story of the two Flower Drum Songs is replete with fascinating anecdotes by turns colorful, humorous and sad. The shared memories of the cast offer an eye-opening look at the often chaotic journey of a musical along the precarious path to opening night. The author addresses the value of preserving the rich and revered legacy of Broadway’s greatest team. What price a bid for revival fame?

Experience the combined splendor of three artistic legacies! This exquisite Peter Carl Faberge-style musical egg is a magical tribute to a holiday classic, "The Nutcracker Ballet, " and features an all-original design showcasing masterful Russian Palekh artwork! Inside you'll find a delicate enameled pewter Clara ballerina figurine. Gleaming 22K gold scrollwork and sparkling simulated gems lavishly adorn the base, Clara figurine, and the egg! This exclusive, limited-edition Peter Carl Faberge-style musical egg from Ardleigh Elliott is handcrafted of Heirloom Porcelain®, and plays Tchaikovsky's classic melody, "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy." A first-of-a-kind Nutcracker ballerina music box that's sure to excite strong demand amongst discerning collectors - order now!

&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp Product DetailsOriginal Title:Tchaikovsky's Greatest Hit - The Ultimate NutcrackerCondition: NEWFormat: CDArtist: TchaikovskyLanguage: EnglishGenre: ClassicalTrack Listing: "Disk 11. The Nutcracker; Overture Ormandy, Eugene2. The Nutcracker; Act I; March Ormandy, Eugene3. The Nutcracker; Act II - Divertissement; Variation II: Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy Ormandy, Eugene; Smith, William4. The Nutcracker; Act II - Divertissement; Russian Dance Ormandy, Eugene5. The Nutcracker; Act II - Divertissement; Arabian Dance Ormandy, Eugene6. The Nutcracker; Act II - Divertissement; Chinese Dance Ormandy, Eugene7. The Nutcracker; Act II - Divertissement; Dance of the Mirlitons Ormandy, Eugene8. The Nutcracker; Act II - Divertissement; Waltz of the Flowers Ormandy, Eugene9. The Nutcracker Suite; Overture Modern Mandolin Quartet10. The Nutcracker Suite; March Modern Mandolin Quartet11. The Nutcracker Suite; Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Modern Mandolin Quartet12. The Nutcracker Suite; Russian Dance Modern Mandolin Quartet13. The Nutcracker Suite; Arabian Dance Modern Mandolin Quartet14. The Nutcracker Suite; Chinese Dance Modern Mandolin Quartet15. The Nutcracker Suite; Dance of the Mirlitons Modern Mandolin Quartet16. The Nutcracker Suite; Waltz of the Flowers Modern Mandolin Quartet17. Nutcracker Suite; Part One: The Little Girl's Dream: Miniature Overture - March Jones, Spike and His City Slickers18. Nutcracker Suite; Part Two: Land of the Sugar Plum Fairy: Lemon Drop Waltz - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Jones, Spike and His City Slickers19. Nutcracker Suite; Part Three: The Chinese Dolls/The Fairy Ball (Chinese Dance; Dance of the Flutes) Jones, Spike and His City Slickers20. Nutcracker Suite; Part Four: The Mysterious Room: The Forbidden Room - Arab Dance Jones, Spike and His City Slickers21. Nutcracker Suite; Part Five: Back to the Fairy Ball: They Dance on the Seat of their Pants - Russian Dance - Waltz of the Flowers Jones, Spike and His City Slickers22. Nutcracker Suite; Part Six: End of the Little Girl's Dream: Granny Speaks - Goodnight, Sleep Tight Jones, Spike and His City Slickers23. The Nutcracker: Dance of the Reed Flute First Piano Quartet24. The Nutcracker: Waltz of the Flowers First Piano Quartet"Your browser does not support iframes.

Choose from 4 different colors of fairy dolls with outfits that look like they're made of flowers and leaves. These handmade musical dolls play Waltz of the Flowers from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite. Wind them up and they play for almost a minute while their heads sway to and fro. This doll is not a toy and is intended for children 5 and up or adults that are young at heart. 10 tall, around 6 tall when sitting. Green Tree

Choose from 4 different colors of fairy dolls with outfits that look like they're made of flowers and leaves. These handmade musical dolls play Waltz of the Flowers from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite. Wind them up and they play for almost a minute while their heads sway to and fro. This doll is not a toy and is intended for children 5 and up or adults that are young at heart. 10 tall, around 6 tall when sitting. Green Tree

Peter Carl Faberge-style Musical Egg Celebrates a Holiday Classic with the Combined Splendor of Three Artistic Legacies! - Experience the combined splendor of three artistic legacies! This exquisite Peter Carl Faberge-style musical egg is a magical tribute to a holiday classic, "The Nutcracker Ballet, " and features an all-original design showcasing masterful Russian Palekh artwork! Inside you'll find a delicate enameled pewter Clara ballerina figurine. Gleaming 22K gold scrollwork and sparkling faux gems lavishly adorn the base, Clara figurine, and the egg! This exclusive, limited-edition Peter Carl Faberge-style musical egg from Ardleigh Elliott is handcrafted of Heirloom Porcelain(R), and plays Tchaikovsky's classic melody, "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy." A first-of-a-kind Nutcracker ballerina music box that's sure to excite strong demand amongst discerning collectors - order now!Musical movement plays Tchaikovsky's classic melody, "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy"Premiere issue in "The Nutcracker Ballet" Heirloom Porcelain Musical Egg CollectionEdition strictly limited to 120 casting days, so order nowHand-numbered with matching Certificate of AuthenticityMeasures about 6-1/4" high