Tchaikovsky
Tchaikovsky
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The subject is taken from Dumas* version of a fairy tale by Hoffmann. The scheme is as follows : — Act I. A Christmas tree in the house of President Silberhaus. The guests assemble and the candles are lighted. Entrance of the children. After they have all received their presents, Councillor Drosselmeyer arrives with dolls which can move as if they were alive. To his favourite, Marie, the President's daughter, he gives also an ordinary nutcracker, but this pleases the girl better than all her ot...her presents. Her brother Fritz and the other boys snatch it away from her, and break it Marie bursts into tears, caresses the poor nutcracker, and fusses about as if it were a real invalid, putting it to bed and rocking it to sleep. The party is over, all return home, and the candles of the tree are put out, but Marie cannot sleep and is still thinking of her nutcracker. At last she gets up from her little cot and slips down to have a look at it. It is midnight. Suddenly she hears mice approach- ing from all sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject is taken from Dumas* version of a fairy tale by Hoffmann. The scheme is as follows : — Act I. A Christmas tree in the house of President Silberhaus. The guests assemble and the candles are lighted. Entrance of the children. After they have all received their presents, Councillor Drosselmeyer arrives with dolls which can move as if they were alive. To his favourite, Marie, the President's daughter, he gives also an ordinary nutcracker, but this pleases the girl better than all her ot...her presents. Her brother Fritz and the other boys snatch it away from her, and break it Marie bursts into tears, caresses the poor nutcracker, and fusses about as if it were a real invalid, putting it to bed and rocking it to sleep. The party is over, all return home, and the candles of the tree are put out, but Marie cannot sleep and is still thinking of her nutcracker. At last she gets up from her little cot and slips down to have a look at it. It is midnight. Suddenly she hears mice approach- ing from all sides.
What to read after Tchaikovsky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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