DISC 1

Miniature Overture

Narration: 'Now, at the time of this story ...'

March

Narration: 'The children's joy knew no bounds ...'

Children's Galop And Entry Of The Parents

Narration: 'The Christmas Eve party having assembled ...'

Dance (Allegro)

Narration: 'Suddenly the children both exclaimed ...'

Arrival Of Drosselmeyer (Andantino)

Narration: 'The children were reassured ...'

Cabbage And Pâté (Andantino)

Narration: 'Drosselmeyer smiled ...'

Drosselmeyer's Gifts (Allegro Molto Vivace)

Narration: 'To everyone's delight ...'

Doll's Waltz (Tempo Di Valse)

Narration: 'Then Drosselmeyer wound up Fritz's soldier ...'

Toy Soldier (Presto)

Narration: 'Clara and Fritz were delighted ...'

Berceuse (Andante)

Narration: 'Eventually, unable to stand this commotion ...'

Grandfather's Dance (Tempo Di Grossvater)

Narration: 'The evening wore away ...'

The Moonlit Living Room (Allegro Giusto)

Narration: 'The clock struck midnight ...'

The Mice And The Christmas Tree (Più Allegro)

Narration: 'Clara heard a shot ring out ...'

The Battle

Narration: 'But Clara could no longer bear to watch ...'

A Forest Of Fir Trees In Winter

Narration: 'The Prince led Clara ...'

The Palace Of Confituremburg (Allegro Brillante)

Narration: 'Chocolate began, a little immodestly ...'

Chocolate: Spanish Dance

Narration: 'Coffee told of the nomadic life ...'

Coffee: Arabian Dance

Narration: 'Russian candy canes ...'

Trepak: Russian Dance

Narration: 'Shy Danish shepherdesses ...'

Dance Of The Mirlitons

Narration: 'Suddenly all of the exotic flowers ...'

Waltz Of The Flowers

Narration: 'And then the Sugar Plum Fairy herself ...'

Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy

Narration: 'The Sugar Plum Fairy's Cavalier stepped forward ...'

Pas De Deux

Narration: 'Finally the Prince knelt on one knee ...'

Final Waltz