\section{??? Tchaikowsky}

Tchaikowsky's first draft of \Title{The Nutcracker} (1891) called for a \glassarmonica{} for the 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy'. \footnote{Sterki, 97} 

Subsequently Tchaikowsky visited Paris, and encountered a new orchestral instrument 'midway between a tiny piano and a Glockenspiel, with a divinely wonderful sound.' 'It's called a ``Celesta Mustel'''. \footnote{Brown, David; Tchaikowsky, V. 4, The Final Years 1885-1893; Norton 1991, ISBN 0-393-03099-7, pg. 349}

Tchaikowsky substituted the celesta for the armonica in subsequent performances\EmDash{}perhaps because the celesta is louder than the armonica (there being no amplification yet), and because the celesta being a keyboard instrument it was far easier to find players. 
