This work opens with the title item given as a gift by Drosselmeyer; it is later broken by Fritz.
This work opens with the title item given as a gift by Drosselmeyer; it is later broken by Fritz. Spanish, Arabian, and Chinese dances in this ballet are said to represent different substances such as chocolate, coffee, and tea. The Waltz of the Snowflakes and Dance of the (*) Sugarplum Fairy appear in, for 10 points, what Peter Tchaikovsky ballet about Clara's Christmas gift coming to life?
This work opens with the title item given as a gift by Drosselmeyer; it is later broken by Fritz.
The {Nutcracker} [or {Shchelkunchik}]