Tchaikovsky truetones (mp3 ringtones)

Tchaikovsky polyphonic ringtones

411484	1812 Overture Tchaikovsky
411501	Dance of the Little Swans Tchaikovsky
901241	Dance Of The Sugar Plum Tchaikovsky
411502	Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy Tchaikovsky
411529	Piano Concerto No.1 (B Flat) First Movement Tchaikovsky
901242	Waltz Of The Flowers Tchaikovsky

Tchaikovsky monophonic ringtones

42101	1812 Overture Tchaikovsky
42118	Dance of the Little Swans Tchaikovsky
42119	Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy Tchaikovsky
42146	Piano Concerto No.1 (B Flat) First Movement Tchaikovsky

Tchaikovsky in the news

• WSO offers a 'Sweet' twist on Tchaikovsky (The Record-Journal)
  WALLINGFORD - For decades, the Wallingford Symphony Orchestra has helped kick off the holiday season with a concert on Thanksgiving weekend. On Sunday afternoon, the WSO brought the tradition into its 34th year with a performance of "Nutcracker Sweet."
  
• BEHIND THE SCENES OF 'NUTCRACKER' (The Toledo Blade)
  The Ballet Theatre of Toledo performs in artistic director Nigel Burgoine’s version of the ‘Nutcracker.’ The company gave two performances of the Tchaikovsky/Petipa holiday classic yesterday in the Maumee Performing Arts Center.
  
• It’s Balanchine’s ‘Nutcracker’ Sunday (Chatham Courier)
  CHATHAM – The Adult School of the Chathams, Madison and Florham Park is offering a bus trip to Lincoln Center in New York City this Sunday, Nov. 30, to see Tchaikovsky’s enduring holiday classic, “The Nutcracker.”
  
• Goings on About Town: Dance (The New Yorker)
  NEW YORK CITY BALLET Balanchine’s “Nutcracker,” from 1954, offers sugarplums and snowflakes, plenty of scintillating dancing, and Tchaikovsky’s wonderfully imaginative score. (David H. Koch, Lincoln Center. 212-721-6500. Dec. 2, Dec. 4, and Dec. 9 at 6; Dec. 5 at 8; Dec. 6 at 2 and 8; and Dec. 7 at . . .
  
• Goings on About Town: Classical Music (The New Yorker)
  OPERA METROPOLITAN OPERA After an absence of nearly sixteen years, Seiji Ozawa returns to the Met to conduct a dramatically alert, emotionally harrowing account of Tchaikovsky’s “The Queen of Spades,” set amid the cold grandeur of tsarist Russia in Elijah Moshinsky’s richly atmospheric production. The cast features Ben Heppner as . . .
  
• It’s Balanchine’s ‘Nutcracker’ Nov. 30 (Madison Eagle)
  CHATHAM – The Adult School of the Chathams, Madison and Florham Park is offering a bus trip to Lincoln Center in New York City to see Tchaikovsky’s enduring holiday classic, “The Nutcracker,” on Sunday, Nov. 30.
  
• See 'Nutcracker,' Johanson December in St. Pete (The Moscow Times)
  01 December 2008 By Sergey Chernov / Staff Writer With Christmastime approaching, what besides back-to-back-to-back performances of Pyotr Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" should you expect to find in St. Petersburg's cultural venues?
  
• Local and Live (Billings Gazette)
  Sunday, November 30, 2008 • TCHAIKOVSKY'S "NUTCRACKER": Alberta Bair Theater, 2801 Third Ave. N. 2 p.m. Annual ballet featuring Billings Symphony, local performers and Eugene Ballet Company, Rimrock Opera Chorus for Kids. $26-$41, adults; $13.50-$41, students. 256-6052.
  
• Classical Pick of the Week: 'Tis the Season (LAist)
  The Nutcracker (seen here with the Kirov Ballet) is a popular ballet by Tchaikovsky, that people love to perform (and see) during the Christmas season. There are at least three different groups performing it this month in the LA area, starting this week with the Lewis Family Playhouse in San Gabriel. The South Bay Ballet and the Kirov Ballet also perform it this month, giving you ...
  
• The classic Christmas stories, coming to a stage near you (The Buffalo News)
  One was British, one was Russian. One wrote books, and the other wrote music. But still, Charles Dickens and Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky had a lot on common. Both of them visited Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Both of them complained. Dickens, visiting in 1867, complained that no good-looking women came to his readings.