Скачать или смотреть Tchaikovsky: Highlights from "The Nutcracker" (11 Soundfonts for 11 Tunes)

"We expect another Christmas story to be told,
But that's boring! Let's try this.
It is time for a Christmassy mashup,
With 11 soundfonts playing tunes like THIS!"

Here's a mashup of 11 different soundfonts playing highlights from Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker, for Christmas 2024.

1 Miniature Overture - skips delicately, the atmosphere of charmed fantasy heightened by omitting bass instruments, by the Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Soundfont.
2 March - an exciting profusion of fanfares and swirling strings, played by the Dragon Quest 4 Soundfont.
3 Battle + The Prince: a raging composition with brooding winds and strings, with trumpets, followed by a grand melody representing the Nutcracker unmasked, through the Super Mario 64 soundfont.
4 Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy - the perfect application of the newly-invented celesta, played by Mario Party DS soundfont.
5 Spanish Dance - Spanish sounds abound with a brilliant solo for the trumpet, ala Kirby Soundfont.
6 Arabian Dance - slow, sinuous, exotic (and just a touch erotic?), through Oriental vibes based on a Georgian lullaby, played with the Mario Kart Super Circuit Soundfont
7 Chinese Dance - full of shimmering trills and fluttering melodies for the flute (which is known for its sparkling melodies), along with the glittering glockenspiel and a bassoon representing a singing Chinese dragon, played by the Super Mario SNES Soundfont.
8 Russian Dance (Trepak) - I NEED A PRESENT FOR MY WIFE... or so you thought, with the Strawberry Shortcake TV Soundfont playing this fast and lively Russian dance. Ready, steady, GO!
9 Dance of the Toy Flutes - Flutes provide the winsome grace and airiness through dainty little "polka", yet making the flutes sound sparkling and light, with a middle section for the brass and strings; played by the LeapFrog Leap-font. Chances are, you've heard a part of it in Counting on Leap for the LeapPad player, now hear the original.
10 Waltz of the Flowers - brimming with grace and elegance, Tchaikovsky's most inspired foray into the form of the French Valse for the lovely blooms in the Mario and Luigi: Partners in Time soundfont.
11 Finale - The ballet’s final waltz is, expectedly, a grand affair. The coda (Apotheosis) has the celesta join the harps, making the mood much more magical, ending a beautiful, yet fantastical Christmas dream -- and it's played by the Laugh and Learn musical instrument sounds from Timothy Steven Clarke.

This is some video where people risk having blocked, so please don't remove this or give me a copyright strike, YouTube, I don't intend for any copyright infringement. I did not make the MIDI, Scott Anderson, Elios B. made them, NOT me.

This is for ‪‪@MadlyPlays‬ , ‪@emcgraw‬ and ‪@Emersenwhite‬ .

Kirby and Mario SNES Soundfonts by Erika Furudo
The rest by their original owners