The Firebird was part of my halftime show back in the days of yore when marching and grades were my life. As a whole, we were gat-dang good at this. No one came to the games for the football, they came for the band. Mars, Venus, and Firebird... Our magnum opus that had the power to leave grown ass adults screaming and cheering through tears. We loved what we did, and it showed. To this day, all these years later, I still know my part and get a little misty eyed when I hear this immense piece.
I won't lie, I rarely to never cry to movies, even as a kid. But when I first saw "Fantasia 2000" at nearly 20 years old, the ending when the little sprite restored life to the land, that made me cry tears of joy. That's extremely rare, in my entire life. Well played, Disney.
Walt Disney described the art of animation as: “A Voyage of Discovery, into the Realms of Colour, Sound and Motion.” The music from Igor Stravinsky’s ballet: “The Firebird Suite - 1919 Version,” inspires such a voyage. And so, we conclude this version of Fantasia, with a mythical story of life, death and renewal.
Imagine if Bruno bozzeto and voice actors from avengers. Like Chris Pratt Tom Holland Chris Evans and Chris h. Actually made a third Fantasia. It’s not going to be real but would that be crazy in your head
Fun fact Bruno actually did made a (parody) of that film with the 1976 Italy film allegro non troppo witch did suck BIG TIME. BUT MIGHT BE CRAZY If HE DID A THIRD FILM WItH THIS
2:43 consistently scared the crap out of me when I put this on as writing background. :D The full body flinch was probably hilarious to other people in the coffeeshop though.
That part STILL has that scaring effect! I have listened this song many times, and still it is able to get like Firebird got the Spirit. But, it was funny to see, if other people had the same reaction like I had, and... ... Let's just say it was lot of fun watching everyone "jump". :D
Your so lucky you got to go though. This has been my favorite movie my entire life. I was just too late to see it in theaters. Since I was born in February of 2000. (Missed it by that much)
The end of this song is insanely good. I reccomend watching the full live version of the suite, the one with gerbiev as the conducter, holy crap the passion of that conducter
What I like about this piece is that, it reminds us that nature isn't all growing plants, cute little animals, and gentle flowing rivers. It's also merciless, impartial, wanton death and desolating destruction. But that, even in the wake of such ruinous destruction...life can and will always rise from the ashes.
A powerful piece of music and Roy E. Disney came up with the idea for the segment after looking at a picture of Mt. St. Helens and used the 1980 eruption of the volcano as the inspiration for the Firebird
I got the soundtrack before I ever saw the movie, so I had no idea what was coming when I listened to this for the first time. That moment made me jump (and still does, sometimes)!
"Walt Disney described the Art of Animation as 'A Voyage of Discovery into the Realms of Color, Sound and Motion'. The music from Igor Stravinsky's ballet 'The Firebird' inspires such a voyage. And so, we conclude this version of 'Fantasia' with a mythical story of life, death and renewal". Angela Lansbury
@@worldofhunter1636 is that what you thought, dude I actually find that part relaxing. if you got jumpscared well that's too bad. I still find it relaxing to hear, from that point it's just so relaxing.
i think its so incredible it brings tears to my eyes everytime The crescendo is otherworldly in its angelic like feeling of ascension back into life from the depths its just perfect its mythological tales in minutes. its saving the world and losing it and finding it again, infinite, and irreducible, crystallized into the form of sound.
I would love to see another Fantasia movie! And I loved how 2000 had a ton of variety of animation styles. So if they could do 2D, 3D and clay animation at the same time, it would be the best Fantasia movie ever.
I've loved Fantasia since I was kid. Listening to this music again as an adult, and this particular piece just hit me for some reason. The climax of the piece (and the associated visual representation in the film, of course) gives me such a beautiful feeling of hope. That's what the firebird legend is about; out of ashes there eventually comes renewal and beauty. Just a beautiful concept of life to consider and its incredible how Stravinsky captured it through such artful music.
I think this suite is better than the original, despite being only a quarter of the original length. While the original is about a russian fairy tale, this suite matches time itself perfectly: First you have prosperity, then catastrophe, and then rebirth.
i think its so incredible it brings tears to my eyes everytime The crescendo is otherworldly in its angelic like feeling of ascension back into life from the depths its just perfect its mythological tales in minutes. its saving the world and losing it and finding it again, infinite, and irreducible, crystallized into the form of sound.
I agree entirely. Really not a fan of the original piece. This sounds so much cleaner, more organised, sounds more like an actual coherent story where as the original Firebird is all over the bloody place and just sounds messy.
This is actually based on the 1919 version (even shown in the description), so it’s actually about half the length of the original version. Stravinsky revised the suite in 1945 and doubled it in length compared to the 1919 version. The 1945 version is the one commonly performed now which is probably the confusion. But, yes, I think the 1919 version is much better than the 1945 one.
The infernal Dance with Scary Music with the orchestra hit and with Firebird waking up and finally eating spring sprite Scared me and gave me nightmares.
IX: The Rondeau of the Princesses 0:00-2:43 XIII, a: The Infernal Dance of King Koschei 2:44-4:20 XIII, b: The Lullaby of the Firebird 4:21-5:54 XIV: Finale 5:55-9:13
There’s prolly already a ton of comments like this but I remember absolutely falling in love with this piece when I first heard it. At the time, it was my second year in middle school and I had already been playing trombone in band for a year. It was only after listening to this that I really truly began to appreciate music and the arts as a whole. About 6 years later and now I’m a senior in high school (still playing trombone btw) and my love for music has only gotten stronger since Revisiting it now, this piece makes me feel all the same feelings I felt when I first heard it, as well as nostalgia. And even today, it is still such an inspiring song for me
Watched this in theaters when I was far too young to be watching it and didn’t understand it. But this piece of animation has stuck with me and has been a huge influence on my art and music taste for decades
No matter what everyone says about fantasia 2000 To me...it's a beautiful and EXCELLENT SEQUEL, no doubt the ones that were born on the 2000's including myself, had the best childhood ever, today...this generation it's the worst...i'm grateful that me and my brother were born on the 2000's era...so...grateful 7:44 it brings me tears and it inspires me for our upcoming future
6:30-9:14 Celebrating for Disney's Once Upon The Studio short that will feature all the 2D Disney characters from the past come back after such a long absence! Alongside with 3D Disney characters in presence to get their photo taken as a celebration of Disney's 100 Years Of Magic!💜
For anyone/everyone saying how much they love this music, have you considered listening to the entire work? Heck, even listen to just the parts here, UNABRIDGED? Yes, these are not the musical segments in full, they have been significantly shortened, and honestly, for any classical musical purist, that is pure anathema. I am here because it's a great recording, James Levine is a fantastic conductor, his performance of the Pines of Rome is possibly the best I have heard, but it's definitely abbreviated as well.
I can see why, the Rite of Spring is definitely an acquired taste. I personally love the Rite of Spring as well as Disney's interpretation of it, I am just sad knowing that Stravinsky did not like the orchestration himself.
Understandable. I'm not a fan of Rite of Spring either lol especially the ballet, because as a ballerina of 20 years, I hate that the entire choreography goes completely against all the principles and technique of ballet... but yes I much prefer this one than Rite of Spring. I've always preferred music much more melodic like this
During watching this movie beside 1940 original Fantasia on DVD. The classical music help me and my brother calm during bedtime back in 2000s early as kid. During revisiting this movie on both VHS and DVD as adult during now, I literally shocked that I learned that the final scene of Fantasia 2000 is definitely based on 1980 event where Mt St Helens Eruptions.
And we couldn’t forget about the ending song! June: ♪Come on and sing a song. Let's sing this melody together.♪ Leo: ♪Come on and sing a song. Let's sing this melody together.♪ Annie: ♪Come on and sing a song. Let's sing this melody together.♪ Quincy: ♪Come on and sing a song. Let's sing this melody together. Let's sing a song.♪ All: ♪We love to sing music. We make magic all our own. We love to sing music. We make magic all our own. Music is magical. Music is magic. Let's make a sound together. Let's sing a song together. We love to sing music. We make magic all our own.♪♪
6:30-9:14 Celebrating for Disney's Once Upon The Studio short that will feature all the 2D Disney characters from the past come back after such a long absence! Alongside with 3D Disney characters in presence to get their photo taken as a celebration of Disney's 100 Years Of Magic!💜
This was my childhood. Back then when Disney isn't full of shit. Back then when Cartoon Network isn't full of shit. Back then when Nickelodeon isn't full of shit. Then I remember every classic cartoons and their pilot episodes I've watched before they were cancelled years before.
To me re-listening to it, especially at 7:45 and onward, this sounds so biblical to me! Like it’s a spiritual battle of someone or the days leading up to Jesus’s death and then later resurrection!
I agree! As a Christian I find the hope in this music to be very inspiring and I associated it with the triumph of Christ and life over death through his resurrection in my mind.
We need another Fantasia, it's now Disney's 100 year anniversary, so that can justify its existence
Agreed!!
It's the only Disney property I'd actually look forward to them rebooting
@@DagobahResidentsadly I don't even trust them with that anymore.
Here from the future to say that that could’ve been a MUCH greater idea than Wish
Absolutely
i am gonna be honest, the crescendo makes me teary eyed every single time
You mean right before the end?
Me too
Life is worth living.
Every. Single. Time.
The Firebird was part of my halftime show back in the days of yore when marching and grades were my life. As a whole, we were gat-dang good at this. No one came to the games for the football, they came for the band. Mars, Venus, and Firebird... Our magnum opus that had the power to leave grown ass adults screaming and cheering through tears. We loved what we did, and it showed. To this day, all these years later, I still know my part and get a little misty eyed when I hear this immense piece.
I won't lie, I rarely to never cry to movies, even as a kid. But when I first saw "Fantasia 2000" at nearly 20 years old, the ending when the little sprite restored life to the land, that made me cry tears of joy. That's extremely rare, in my entire life. Well played, Disney.
You can hear how influential Stravinsky is to modern movie soundtracks, especially John Williams.
Or James Horner
Jerry Goldsmith too.
Yes 👍 I Can Hear Music 🎼 By John Williams of Stravinsky
5:56 One of the most beautiful melodies ever created. Period.
Maybe the most
And with that beautiful French horn, too.
The Horn of Gondor
Boromir!
Firebird Suite: Finale
Walt Disney described the art of animation as:
“A Voyage of Discovery,
into the Realms of Colour, Sound and Motion.”
The music from Igor Stravinsky’s ballet:
“The Firebird Suite - 1919 Version,”
inspires such a voyage.
And so, we conclude this version of Fantasia,
with a mythical story of life, death and renewal.
-Angela Lansbury, _Fantasia 2000_
This comment aged well, she passed last week
@@worldofhunter1636
May the voice of Mrs Potts rest in peace…
😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
We need Fantasia 2020
Now that'd be cool!
Imagine if Bruno bozzeto and voice actors from avengers. Like Chris Pratt Tom Holland Chris Evans and Chris h. Actually made a third Fantasia. It’s not going to be real but would that be crazy in your head
Fun fact Bruno actually did made a (parody) of that film with the 1976 Italy film allegro non troppo witch did suck BIG TIME. BUT
MIGHT BE CRAZY If HE DID A THIRD FILM WItH THIS
@@robburns9901 Well, I can imagine can I? ;)
@Queen Doris of the 8th Dimension Now that would be a great number to see.
2:43 consistently scared the crap out of me when I put this on as writing background. :D The full body flinch was probably hilarious to other people in the coffeeshop though.
omg my heart jumped ah thanks for the warning 🙏
That just happened to me during class, my teacher nearly fell on the floor laughing
That part STILL has that scaring effect! I have listened this song many times, and still it is able to get like Firebird got the Spirit. But, it was funny to see, if other people had the same reaction like I had, and...
...
Let's just say it was lot of fun watching everyone "jump". :D
I always scroll to this comment simply so I can jump to that part
When I watched it last night for the first time I was like-get ready, get ready. I still screamed
@2:43 My parents and I leaped out of our chairs when we heard this in IMAX 19 years ago.
I hated that jumpscare as a kid. XD
THE ORIGNAL PIECE WOULD NOT JUNPSCARE US LIKE THAT
Your so lucky you got to go though. This has been my favorite movie my entire life. I was just too late to see it in theaters. Since I was born in February of 2000. (Missed it by that much)
@@jeremysymone6412 Noticed you made a "Get Smart" pun right there. LOL.
Thanks for your kind words. 😉👍💖
I'm not surprised, it scares me just sitting at my computer!
The end of this song is insanely good. I reccomend watching the full live version of the suite, the one with gerbiev as the conducter, holy crap the passion of that conducter
What I like about this piece is that, it reminds us that nature isn't all growing plants, cute little animals, and gentle flowing rivers. It's also merciless, impartial, wanton death and desolating destruction. But that, even in the wake of such ruinous destruction...life can and will always rise from the ashes.
Nature: Order from chaos.
8:43 Never forget the triumphant ending notes before the credits of Fantasia 2000.
A powerful piece of music and Roy E. Disney came up with the idea for the segment after looking at a picture of Mt. St. Helens and used the 1980 eruption of the volcano as the inspiration for the Firebird
Roy Disney came up with that? Kudos to him!
Brilliant.
No matter how many times I listen to this masterpiece, 2:43 it makes me wince and have a heart attack every time
I got the soundtrack before I ever saw the movie, so I had no idea what was coming when I listened to this for the first time. That moment made me jump (and still does, sometimes)!
That is a work of ART. I love Stravinsky
Same! It looks like I'm not the only one! It always startles me!
"Walt Disney described the Art of Animation as 'A Voyage of Discovery into the Realms of Color, Sound and Motion'. The music from Igor Stravinsky's ballet 'The Firebird' inspires such a voyage. And so, we conclude this version of 'Fantasia' with a mythical story of life, death and renewal".
Angela Lansbury
Avi Greene and now the era of true Walt Disney....has been replaced by greedy money marking rehash fuck bots
Avi Greene too bad current Disney looks at that and laughs like He was crazy despite the fact he’s the reason they have so
Much money
Being a Disney fan nowadays is not easy. But I have my preferences
@@spongebobcoolduke1537 And Enchanto
😥😥😥⚘⚘⚘
2:43 my favorite part
Soo relaxing
I have to agree with you :)
Right in the feels :) great to start the day with.
My heart beats so slow from this part 💓
Thought you could fool me with the jumpscare. I think not
@@worldofhunter1636 is that what you thought, dude I actually find that part relaxing. if you got jumpscared well that's too bad. I still find it relaxing to hear, from that point it's just so relaxing.
i think its so incredible it brings tears to my eyes everytime
The crescendo is otherworldly in its angelic like feeling of ascension back into life from the depths
its just perfect its mythological tales in minutes. its saving the world and losing it and finding it again, infinite, and irreducible, crystallized into the form of sound.
Who else thinks there should be another Fantasia movie? Maybe even have Claymation for some parts of it.
I would love to see another Fantasia movie! And I loved how 2000 had a ton of variety of animation styles. So if they could do 2D, 3D and clay animation at the same time, it would be the best Fantasia movie ever.
Of course. I'd like something done with Debussy's Sunken Cathedral.
@@graceskerp OMGGGGGGG YES!!!!
We have to complete the trilogy. It's just like world war.
@@NormalLunk Wait a minute, there's no World War III.
Firebird suite
The story about life, death, and relevant.
The story of Mothra queen of the monsters and Rodan the Fire demon bird...
EY!
Yes! Everytime we watch it, my brother points to the Firebird coming out of the volcano and says it's Rodan 😂
@@sarahturner4148 really i know because that's what it reminds me of it too.
@Jason Rogers 2:43 Te Ka
I always cry when I see that movie. That represents to me the strength to never give up and always start again
8:43 brings me to tears every time.
The jump in tune scares the ever living hell out of me each time
this song is just amazing.. i cry every single time i listen to it
And so we conclude this version of Fantasia with a mythical tale of life, death, and renewal.
Played "Danse Infernal" and "Finale" with the college orchestra back in 2010. Good times!
We did this in marching band 😍
•Hannah Bertram• same here
Same, out show is called “Centuries” and this turned 100 years old this year.
same
same
My favorite prog-rock band, Yes, has used the section starting at 5:54 to the end as their music intro for many years. Love it!
Which one? I'm a big prog fan but i can only think of some of The Astonishing stuff by Dream Theater when i hear that
I’m a huge prog rocker as well! I was unaware that Yes use the Firebird and its the best news I heard all day! Which song do they use it in?
I can see the short animated movie in my head every time i listen to this!!!
I got to play this piece in high school, so this will always have a special place in my heart
What a perfect way to end an intensely musical movie!
Happy 24th Anniversary, Fantasia 2000!!!
Rise of the Guardians sent me here. The part where North is at his workshop. This music was playing in the background!
22 years passed since I saw this film for the first time, and every time at 0:33 my tears starts to shed
This is a real masterpiece of art
Absolutely beautiful!!!...👏👏👏👏👏
this song finna giv me chills
2:43, best part in the movie
Some of us like fire, or in terms of the original play visuals the battle scene.
I've loved Fantasia since I was kid. Listening to this music again as an adult, and this particular piece just hit me for some reason. The climax of the piece (and the associated visual representation in the film, of course) gives me such a beautiful feeling of hope. That's what the firebird legend is about; out of ashes there eventually comes renewal and beauty. Just a beautiful concept of life to consider and its incredible how Stravinsky captured it through such artful music.
I think this suite is better than the original, despite being only a quarter of the original length. While the original is about a russian fairy tale, this suite matches time itself perfectly: First you have prosperity, then catastrophe, and then rebirth.
i think its so incredible it brings tears to my eyes everytime
The crescendo is otherworldly in its angelic like feeling of ascension back into life from the depths
its just perfect its mythological tales in minutes. its saving the world and losing it and finding it again, infinite, and irreducible, crystallized into the form of sound.
I agree entirely. Really not a fan of the original piece. This sounds so much cleaner, more organised, sounds more like an actual coherent story where as the original Firebird is all over the bloody place and just sounds messy.
This is actually based on the 1919 version (even shown in the description), so it’s actually about half the length of the original version. Stravinsky revised the suite in 1945 and doubled it in length compared to the 1919 version. The 1945 version is the one commonly performed now which is probably the confusion. But, yes, I think the 1919 version is much better than the 1945 one.
Regardless of what you think, it was not how Igor Stravinsky (The Composer) wrote it!!!
some of the music plays before it should!
The infernal Dance with Scary Music with the orchestra hit and with Firebird waking up and finally eating spring sprite Scared me and gave me nightmares.
IX: The Rondeau of the Princesses 0:00-2:43
XIII, a: The Infernal Dance of King Koschei 2:44-4:20
XIII, b: The Lullaby of the Firebird 4:21-5:54
XIV: Finale 5:55-9:13
Lullaby of the firebird is Berceuse
It’s either Koschei or Kaschei or Kastchei or Kastchai depending on the spelling
@@sg4006x Berceuse is French for lullaby.
The finale to this piece makes my cry
Originally the firebird scene gave me nightmares. Now its my favorite scene
There’s prolly already a ton of comments like this but I remember absolutely falling in love with this piece when I first heard it. At the time, it was my second year in middle school and I had already been playing trombone in band for a year. It was only after listening to this that I really truly began to appreciate music and the arts as a whole. About 6 years later and now I’m a senior in high school (still playing trombone btw) and my love for music has only gotten stronger since
Revisiting it now, this piece makes me feel all the same feelings I felt when I first heard it, as well as nostalgia. And even today, it is still such an inspiring song for me
5:55 until the end is what I live for
I wish goofy appears on another fantasia movie
Stravinsky certainly knew how to scare people shitless!
No wonder I couldn’t get through the OG Fantasia after Rite of Spring
I love the arrangement of this.
9:06: (Yeti opens the door breaking the Ice Train, North and Yeti Worried)
North: How many times have I told you to KNOCK?!?
Watched this in theaters when I was far too young to be watching it and didn’t understand it. But this piece of animation has stuck with me and has been a huge influence on my art and music taste for decades
I’m a big fan of animated features
You've got to have a good sound system to appreciate the depth of the music here.
As with any good classic orchestral music.
Who's here after watching the entire Disney montage of movies through the years leading up to the 60th upcoming Disney movie, Encanto?
The music sound so beautiful
8:48 "On January 1st, exclusively to IMAX theaters around the world. Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents, "'Fantasia 2000'."
This is my school's marching band's closer for this year. It's a very beautiful song :)
The film was scored by: Mark Watters
"Firebird Suite" (1919 Version)
What we need is one of those live action Disney remakes of both of these films.
Beautiful
Fitting finale of the movie.
8:50-9:14
On January 1st, exclusively in IMAX theaters around the world, Walt Disney Pictures Proudly Presents: Fantasia 2000
1.1.2000
No matter what everyone says about fantasia 2000
To me...it's a beautiful and EXCELLENT SEQUEL, no doubt the ones that were born on the 2000's including myself, had the best childhood ever, today...this generation it's the worst...i'm grateful that me and my brother were born on the 2000's era...so...grateful
7:44 it brings me tears and it inspires me for our upcoming future
I’m a 93 baby and my brother used to play the VHS once in a while
@@manuelorozco7760 we were born on 1999, but actually we opened the 2000's with glory...we had a special childhood..not like today's kids...heh
A dark power has found its way back into the world. - Radagast the Brown, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)
The greatest piece of music ever written... Not to be crude, but the finale is literally the musical definition of multiple orgasms.
Why are you right
i love this song i played this in a concert
When art still meant something. Even to Disney.
I would've listened to this every night if it wasn't for the part at 2:43
Thank you Kastchei
2:43 Firebird: WHO DARES TO AWAKEN ME!? So you awoke me Sprite, for that I shall destroy everything!
Kastchei: That’s my song!
7:40 sounds like the sporespawn theme from super Metroid but really fast. Did not expect that song to be a quote from Stravinsky.
6:30-9:14
Celebrating for Disney's Once Upon The Studio short that will feature all the 2D Disney characters from the past come back after such a long absence!
Alongside with 3D Disney characters in presence to get their photo taken as a celebration of Disney's 100 Years Of Magic!💜
For anyone/everyone saying how much they love this music, have you considered listening to the entire work?
Heck, even listen to just the parts here, UNABRIDGED? Yes, these are not the musical segments in full, they have been significantly shortened, and honestly, for any classical musical purist, that is pure anathema.
I am here because it's a great recording, James Levine is a fantastic conductor, his performance of the Pines of Rome is possibly the best I have heard, but it's definitely abbreviated as well.
Great masterpiece.
Awwwwesome! I like this one more then I like the Rite Of Spring!
I can see why, the Rite of Spring is definitely an acquired taste. I personally love the Rite of Spring as well as Disney's interpretation of it, I am just sad knowing that Stravinsky did not like the orchestration himself.
E e e e e e e. What are you bad luck
Understandable. I'm not a fan of Rite of Spring either lol especially the ballet, because as a ballerina of 20 years, I hate that the entire choreography goes completely against all the principles and technique of ballet... but yes I much prefer this one than Rite of Spring. I've always preferred music much more melodic like this
@@princesszelda125 Bambi III And The Spring Sprite Coming To Disney Blu-Ray And Disney DVD Digital HD
good to know
Fantasia 2000 just turned 24 years old today.
2:43 gets me every time
During watching this movie beside 1940 original Fantasia on DVD. The classical music help me and my brother calm during bedtime back in 2000s early as kid. During revisiting this movie on both VHS and DVD as adult during now, I literally shocked that I learned that the final scene of Fantasia 2000 is definitely based on 1980 event where Mt St Helens Eruptions.
6:29 Roy Disney introducing Fantasia 2000 on the vhs of the film
2:43
YEET!!
8:11 The most epic part.
Nearing the end of the “Finale” of the Firebird Suite
Oh so that's where the Little Einsteins got it from. Fantasia 2000!
I’mhere editing my comments
And we couldn’t forget about the ending song!
June: ♪Come on and sing a song.
Let's sing this melody together.♪
Leo: ♪Come on and sing a song.
Let's sing this melody together.♪
Annie: ♪Come on and sing a song.
Let's sing this melody together.♪
Quincy: ♪Come on and sing a song.
Let's sing this melody together.
Let's sing a song.♪
All: ♪We love to sing music.
We make magic all our own.
We love to sing music.
We make magic all our own.
Music is magical.
Music is magic.
Let's make a sound together.
Let's sing a song together.
We love to sing music.
We make magic all our own.♪♪
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June: How tragic.
5:56
What beautiful melodies.
So lovely
I self taught myseft how to play the horn solo at 5:56
I read this as it began playing.
Fantasia 2000 the fired brid very good classic muisc😢
8:43 Our 60th animated motion picture...Encanto.
6:30-9:14
Celebrating for Disney's Once Upon The Studio short that will feature all the 2D Disney characters from the past come back after such a long absence! Alongside with 3D Disney characters in presence to get their photo taken as a celebration of Disney's 100 Years Of Magic!💜
7:38 is my ringtone.
2:44 The Firebird has awakened!!
Don't try it with headphones,I almost fell from the chair !!!
No, it’s Kastchei’s theme. 4:51 is the Firebird’s theme
Beautiful 💖 Piece of Work of Animation.
This was my childhood.
Back then when Disney isn't full of shit.
Back then when Cartoon Network isn't full of shit.
Back then when Nickelodeon isn't full of shit.
Then I remember every classic cartoons and their pilot episodes I've watched before they were cancelled years before.
I'm with you...
This generation sucks
I'm grateful i was born on the 2000's era...
We had the best childhood
I wish I appreciated them more as a kid
To me re-listening to it, especially at 7:45 and onward, this sounds so biblical to me! Like it’s a spiritual battle of someone or the days leading up to Jesus’s death and then later resurrection!
I agree! As a Christian I find the hope in this music to be very inspiring and I associated it with the triumph of Christ and life over death through his resurrection in my mind.
2:43 I swear everytime i heard this i got scared hard each and everytime, specially with the fire bird part 🤣🤣
The Sochi 2014 Olympics sent me here. I’ll never forget the tune that starts at 7:09 when they’re doing the torch lighting.
Today is the 24th Anniversary of Fantasia 2000.
0:25 the licc
When the lullaby play, I always feel sadness in my heart 😔
0:25 The Lick
Cease your actions.
Curse you! I can't unhear it!
I hate you for pointing that out 😂
I can’t hear it, and I don’t know what the lick is
@@Cellistontheinternet th-cam.com/video/krDxhnaKD7Q/w-d-xo.html
Walt Disney's and Hasbro Inc. Pictures Pony in Fantasia part 11 Firebird Suite with Pear Butter as Spring Sprite
8:11 I feel like dancing and performing at this part
9:00 A great ending.
8:43 Our 60th animated motion picture…Strange World
I imagined watching a firebird ballet at the Palais Garnier after hearing this
B Major is the perfect key to finish a film on. They chose the right piece to finish it in my opinion.
2:43 this scared the absolute shit out of me as a kid