Album Notes

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The Perfect Stocking Stuffer
For the Wild at Heart!

Who's on YOUR Christmas List?

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"NSE Is The Christmas Dance CD of the Decade!"

"Crazy! Lunatic! Mental! Swirling! Pulsing! Racing! Bracing! I love it!"
~~ www.Motifator.com

"Amazing! Innovative! The Nutcracker for a New Generation!"
~~ Judy Samuel, Oasis CD

"A pounding Techno alternative to Trans-Siberian Orchestra's A Mad Russians Christmas!"

"Is there a substance other than smoke to describe this heat? If not, I'll make one up ... Cyber Cosmic Smoke!"
~~ Big Swole, Carnival Beats

"NSE is amazing! Outstanding work, great dynamics and spectacular drumming. This album is sure to be on Christmas dance floors for years!"
~~ Dave Rothschild, IndieMax

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Genres

1) Overture (Rock)
2) March of the Toy Soldiers (Electronica)
3) Dance of The Sugar Plum Fairy (House)
4) Russian Dance - Trepak (Progressive Rock)
5) Arabian Dance (Chill/New Age)
6) Chinese Dance (Breakbeat)
7) Dance of the Reed Pipes (Funk/Fusion)
8) Waltz of the Flowers (Synthony)
9) Bonus: Mozart Gone Mad - Hemisphere (Electronica)
10) Bonus: Mozart Gone Mad - Mystical (Chill)
11) Bonus: Mozart Gone Mad - Synapse (Electronica)
12) Bonus Track: Dagger Dance (Drum & Bass)

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Special Thanks to

David G. Adams for the brilliant engineering guidance, Cory C. Dangerfield for the glorious cover art (CDange50@comcast.net), Scott P. Anderson for his orchestral sequencing genius, Vryc for the spectacular drum solo in Russian Dance, Kim & Dixie Thomas for making it all possible, My late parents for that first cello and infinitely more. Big Swole and Joop Lanting for their ceaseless encouragement, Peter Tchaikovsky for his magnificent compositions, Thomas Edison for inventing sound recordings, the first caveman to bang a stick against a log and call it “music,”

And, “The One” – for sound itself. Gloria in Excelsis Deo

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Bio:

Brète is a multi-instrumentalist having spent his lifetime in study of instruments as diverse as cello, percussion & drum, upright and electric bass, and keyboards.

While beginning his training in music at the age of eight, Brète earned his degree in music in 1984. From there he has performed and recorded many diverse genres from rock to classical and jazz to new age.