Fantasia (1940)?
Does anybody know the name of the fish song from Disney's Fantasia? Also, where could I find it/purchase it?
I don't recall a fish song in Fantasia--but check out the link below which gives a rundown of the 1940 Fantasia.
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - Fantasia (1940)
Sequencia Musical Toccata and Fugue in D Minor do Filme Fantasia.
Nutcracker Suite - Fantasia 1940
Nutcracker Suite - Fantasia 1940
'Dumbo,' 'Dick Van Dyke' DVD reviews
Not only did Dumbo teach children that it's okay to be different — the flying elephant with the crazy ears rescued Walt Disney's empire.As explained in a featurette that accompanies "Dumbo: 70th Anniversary Edition," the box-office performances of "Pinocchio" and "Fantasia" (both 1940) were disappointing, especially considering the generous resources Disney invested in those projects.
By contrast, the team behind "Dumbo" (1941) was leaner and meaner, the story simpler. The film was hailed by critics as a return to form for Disney. (This was because, following the lofty ambitions of "Fantasia," the unabashedly cartoony "Dumbo" hearkened to Disney's beloved "Silly Symphony" shorts of the previous decade.) And the film's emotional themes, which celebrated individuality and motherly love, resonated with audiences.
Plot: A baby elephant is born — well, delivered by a stork — into a circus. He's a cute little fellow, but his giant ears draw ridicule. In defending her baby, Mrs. Jumbo is branded a "mad elephant" and segregated in a cage. Timothy Q. Mouse befriends Dumbo and becomes his de facto agent. After encountering a group of crows who first mock, and then mentor, Dumbo, the elephant discovers he can fly using his ears, and he becomes the main attraction of the circus.
Fantasia 1940 - Bookshelf
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The cartoon music book ... feature Fantasia (1940) and is remembered today not so much for what it was, but for what it was not—another Fantasia. With the passage of time it has ... |
Fantasia 1940 - News
New Fantasia hybrid to be premiered | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-25
This mashup - two hours long, including intermission - presents, from the 1940 film, music from Beethoven's Symphony No. 6, Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker and Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice; from the sequel, excerpts from Beethoven's Symphony No.
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'Disney's Fantasia, Live in Concert!' making its national premiere April 4 in ... The audience also will experience the never-before-seen animation of Claude Debussy's "Claire de Lune," which was created for the 1940 original version but was not included in the final release. The program also will include Mickey Mouse in Paul |
Disney's Fantasia - live in concert at the Royal Albert Hall!
The evening – a UK première – is to take place on 21st October 2012, and features selections from the original 1940 Walt Disney version as well as from the surprisingly good Fantasia 2000 follow-up. We've got our fingers crossed for that bit with the
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Disney's Fantasia Live in Concert @ The Royal Albert Hall
A selection of the magnificent repertoire from the original 1940 version of Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 including Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Suite and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue will be performed live while iconic moments from Disney's stunning
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Misuse of power by a marionette The old Goethe poem is most familiar to modern tastes through Disney's iconic sequence in the 1940 film "Fantasia." A mischievous apprentice misuses his master's power and in a trice finds himself in a sea of trouble. Sommers straps on a bit more plot |
