And the trumpet and trombones and the piano and the percussion and the clarinet... Every instrument has been used in classical orchestra except for the saxophone which is a relative new instrument. But i get your point, makes some sense.
My grandmother played cello in a professional symphony and her father was a youth symphony director, and my grandfather played in a jazz band and his dad was the band leader. This cartoon is hilariously close to their story.
Still my favorite silly symphony! Fun fact: This symphony was the first music I ever heard. I’m mostly deaf, and I had just gotten my first set of hearing aids. Needless to say, it was recorded on VHS, and said VHS was watched daily.
This is what I love about Silly Symphonies or other classic cartoons. I love how they can actually use music notes to make characters speak. Thank you for uploading this! Please upload more.
Making the curl on the violin some dolled-up hair and using a mute combined with the sax's brim to make a boater hat is really peak character design I think
The composer behind the music on this film was a man called Leigh Harline, and yes, he was a genius. He also worked on lots of the Silly Symphonies and was the main composer of Pinocchio.
its so cool. I wonder how this made jazz musicians and black people feel seeing their music used in Disney stuff, and sounding so beautiful! Jazz is the genre that connects everything, that and classical
The detail on the pastor's face when he pronounced them man and wife just shows how they actually cared for these cartoons even tho most were made for the theater screen it always turns out the best animation
Yeah indeed that’s what I find so special about vintage cartoons. They’re not afraid to go the extra mile and “walk outside the box.” Heheh, I liked the music fight and the organ pipes reminded me of battleship guns, but the jazz ones were funny and pretty cool too, the way they used the music and notes as shells. The last half was my George the most special as the saxophone saved himself by lettering his father and then the more things went on, and the Bridge of Harmony showed that we can, as humans, find peace and work passed our differences, even though it seems so far off. The bridge also symbolized the creation symphonic orchestral or orchestral. But nowadays fr Disney, it’s just bad movies by woke minds who can’t make anything as much good except push woke politics.
I like how the Saxophone writes the Prisoner's song as a message to his father. "Now if I had the wings of an angel, Over these prison walls I would fly, Then I'd fly to the arms of my darling, And there I'd be willing to die."
HermannTheGreat right. Amazing to see what they were able to do and how they evolved in quite a short time. They reached the pinnacle way early, so ahead of their time.
I don't watch the Kardashians I think they're life-sized Barbie dolls- I'm just saying if you search far and hard enough then you might find some underrated gems of the entertainment world, Like Green Eggs And Ham, Spider-Verse, amongst others.
"And so the prince and princess had children who went on to be the Electric Light Orchestra. The End."
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The creativity for this short alone is astounding! Like when the organ pipes turned into canons. Can you imagine what modern technology could do with rubber hose animation?
Really love that it's a note from the classical music island that sink the girls boat and a note from jazz kingdom that sink the sax boat. That tiny detail that just scream: "destroyed by their own parent's hate" is really powerfull
They are remaking their classics instead or new content. I hope Bambi, Moana and Tangled live actions could be cancelled. And i would prefer 100 million times an ANIMATED lion king prequel instead of a live action :(
Gosh I remember watching this when I was REALLY little. I could never remember what it was called. But here it was, in my recommended videos! I loved watching it again after so long :)
Hah, noticed a funny detail: when both kingdoms start to fight, the Island of Jazz shots have the colors white, red and blue, while the island of symphony, playing the ride of the valkyries, shoots notes of red, yellow and black. This short was released in 1935, 4 years prior to world war II. That....was just brilliant.
Janelle Northcut I don’t know what to say about this but it’s just perfect. I wish that no one would ever want to go back to discord again. I have to admit.
Sadly they soon got invaded by the Rock island. Who latter got defeated by Disco peninsula, only to return in the form of Grunge atoll, which was neverthless nuked by the Hip Hop nation.
musics i recognized: 0:26 "Minuet in G" by Ludwig van Beethoven 2:14 "Gavotte" by François-Joseph Gossec 4:14 "march of the knights" by Sergei Prokofiev (i think) 6:17 "the ride of the valkyries" by Richard Wagner 8:13 "Lohengrin: bridal chorus" by Richard Wagner
Disney really hit a homerun with this one. Every child should have to watch this--a cartoon that teaches: - Love overcomes hate and intolerance - Risk is worth it for something you really want or believe in - War is pointless and only serves to destroy the things most important to you - Different people living together in harmony is better than discordant isolation Imagine if all kids internalized these lessons at a young age. Disney really was a dreamer and I love dreaming along with him. Bravo!
*1930’s* : Land of Symphony and Isle of Jazz *2010’s* : Land of Symphony, Isle of Jazz, Island of Pop, Gulf of Rock, Region of Goth, Continent of Rap, Sea of Autotune, Coast of Country, River of Dubstep, and so on....
How about too Coalition of Reggae, Empire of Electronic, Kingdom of R&B, Dictatorship of Techno, City-State of Funk, Tribes of Hip Hop and Paradise of Gospel music?
My two favorite parts of this fantastic (in every sense of the word) cartoon: Jazz King's battle cry at 5:25, and the Classical organ pipes turning into naval guns at 6:05.
LOL, yeah, lets be real, in terms of story, its great it ended in a draw, but real talk, the minute the queen of symphony started firing, she wasn't taking prisoners. As a kid I was like :0 :).
This is so clever! Jazz was considered to be erratic and not follow a basic time/beat. (It isn't, but back when this was produced some people thought that way.) So they put the jazz prince in a metronome that keeps time because jazz players see keeping time as a type of prison. :0
@@magnusm4 Jazz follow's basic time and beat, and jazz musicians definitely *don't* see keeping time as some sort of prison. Short of maybe orchestra ensemble members, I would argue that jazz musicians have to focus on time more than other musicians (however all musicians have to keep time in some way) because the whole idea of jazz is to improvise over a piece's harmonies. You can't improvise over a piece unless you can follow it's changes over time and keep track of where you are in the form, *especially* if you're performing with other musicians, which in jazz is very common.
Further, the music that the prince of Jazz saxophone starts writing (and “singing”) at 4:46 while locked in the metronome jail, is “The Prisoner’s Song” which was a big hit in 1925 and well known for many years afterwards. So for then, a rather obvious musical joke.
@@shutterbug_713 possibly the thing about over stimulation with certain sounds or noises which can cause distress on the person, I'm no counselor or doctor but what I think OP was trying to say that for a person who's brother has autism It's a bit of a shock that this, composed of music as it's main source of sound, is rather pleasing for them rather than it causing distress.
I’m only 23 so I was never able to watch these master pieces as a child, but now idk why I love old cartoons so much, literally there are days where I get home from work, get some snacks and watch old school cartoons for hours
@@pixiecamus552i think it was more like they liked each other and the sax wanted to kiss her but she was waiting for marriage to kiss. Maybe im. Coping idk
It would be interesting to see a continuation of this with other genres that have come into fashion. The Islands of Rock, the Kingdom of Electronica, the Hip-Hop Fleet…
Doki Doki Horonigaidesu Gumiworm Z um no it does not I've done 3d you can do timing instantly where the keyframes are put there for you no inbetweening good 3d like disney yes but most no
Wait but if the King of Jazz married the Queen of Symphonies doesn't that make the prince and princess step siblings?? But the prince and princess still married...0_0
I don't think they married. I think they were maid of honour and best man. Hence why they didn't kiss. I think what they were "saying" was that they give their blessing
usualy incest is more of a taboo when the couploe is GENETICALY related, because the reason incest is a taboo is precisely the problems of inbreeding, such as what plagued the Hapsburg family, a fine example is the Spanish King Carlos II. But when they have no blood-ties, I think there will be no consequences.
It's subtle white women/black men propaganda. The scene where flute chases violin playfully and later jailed by her mother is an inverted portrayal of all the rapes commited by blacks on white women .Just like in the movie To Kill a Mocking Bird...whorish-white-girl-innocent -black-guy propaganda
That snap at 4:41 is the essence of Jazz music - you have a specific tune or rhythm (in this case the metronome) then suddenly, you add something to it.
0:11 Everybody loves a great story. And now, Disney’s favorite stories collection brings you four fun filled classic children’s stories on videocassette.
In the “Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom” episode, Professor Owl described the characters are Queen Cello, Princess Fiddle-Dee-Dee, King Sax and Prince Max.
@Maskedkoopakid1453 I don’t have anything against sometimes correcting people but I think the dude was saying something about the dlc being a phony Symphonies
I enjoy everything about these classic toons! They really show just how clever the folks at Disney were(and still ate). Not to mention ahead of their time!
In my opinion the best Old School mashup of all time. 5:27 - 7:30 Put on headphones, close your eyes, and be amazed! This is the type of animation that needs to be seen on the big screen for the artistic style.
lizzt kozlowski this wasn't made in 2015! What you're seeing is a true masterpiece that was made in the 1930's. This video that you're watching is just showing this old timey cartoon so basically this person didn't make the cartoon
It goes for the Jazz King too; he doesn't seem like he cares too much about his son for most of the cartoon, but when he sees his son drowning with the daughter, the father actually goes out onto sea _by himself_ without any rowers or other assistants to save his son.
So fun fact... I used to watch this as a kid and it would pop back into my head but I could remember what it was called even if I had dreamt it up out of the dark recesses of my mind. I mentioned it to my family and everyone thought I was mental... except my younger brother who was going through the same thing as me
Land of Symphony versus the Isle of Jazz, leading up to the building of the bridge of Harmony. Makes one kind of wonder what William Shakespeare would have thought of this in comparison to his tragic classic of “ROMEO & JULIET”?!
There's no question about that! Do you also like it when the light blue owl, Professor Owl who was in the sing alongs later, narrated the same story on "Walt Disney Presents: Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom"?
The saxaphone prince shaking his prison bars after the prison is destroyed reminds me of that prisoner in Porky Pig in Wackyland/Dough for the Dodo who demands to 'be let out of here'...despite there being only window bars in front of him, and only because he's holding them up himself. XD
It's Romeo and Juliette with musicals instruments and a happy ending. I like this short :D Pretty music and animation, cute romance. It's excellent! I consider it as a classic like the Cookie Carnaval.
I had the original VHS (still do), but this is a remastered version and it is beautiful and sounds great. I feel some type of way. All the Silly Symphonies were great, jut classic intimate story telling through music.
As a classical-music lover, this is one of my favorites. It's a clever idea that's given enough "edge" to keep it from becoming annoyingly cute. (What does the saxophone intend to do with his mouthpiece?) The music penned by the saxophone is "If I had the wings of an angel".
I had this on VHS, it was teamed up with the show where a little boy, duck and i think cat were hunting a wolf. I use to watch that tape allll the time. I still have it but sadly my VCR player isn't working right now. Thank you for sharing!
the way that they did the Bass as if it was asking a question!!! man someday there is gonna be some awesome technology that will help musical instruments talk for real!!!
I’ve noticed something that I didn’t as a little kid: Is it implied the prince and princess have been seeing each other for some time before this? Her waving at him looks like part of a routine.
Are used to love this cartoon! Are used to watch the VHS all the time! And growing up a trumpet player it just resonated with me so much. I took it for granted and haven’t seen it literally since the 90s.
And you've noticed that there are no actual voices in the entire film; all the vocal effects are created with instruments. This is one of the most detailed and endlessly inventive one-reel shorts ever created.
Back when cartoons were actually good. Great!! Classic!!! Beautiful!!! Classy!!! Best and it's sad they've only gone downhill from there:( Lower and lower and lower. I cant even watch any shows that are new besides American Dad and Futurama. That is it. Lol thank you 4 this beautiful classic masterpiece. Xoxoxo
it still exists bright and colorful as ever ...it just is short and not many can see it behind the tower of trend...creativity is one of the words that immediately gets my attention
Guys, I don't know why, I never cry and neither I did here but seeing the war payed with music notes and instruments and seeing the princess almost drowning and screaming with a string voice hit me really hard.
It's so amazing how back then, jazz caused a moral panic, now it's been accepted as a fellow high-prestige musical genre, and nowadays there's at most a friendly/playful rivalry between them but a mutual level of respect and admiration. This cartoon kind of predicted the future of classical and jazz becoming really close. Maybe we'll see this with happen with more modern genres of music, like rock music and even electronic music may be seen as music for the intellectual and the sophisticated.
I love how the bass weds them; perfectly captures how the bass is the constant between classical music and jazz.
Bass, actually.
Could have been a trumpet too
Or a drum of some sort since both need percussions
And the trumpet and trombones and the piano and the percussion and the clarinet...
Every instrument has been used in classical orchestra except for the saxophone which is a relative new instrument.
But i get your point, makes some sense.
Symphony music. If the short can get it right so can you
I can't believe Disney is promoting sax and violins!
OMFG even 50 years later these cartoons help these hilarious and great jokes get done. I want more cartoons to have this
or gilda radner on SNL in the 70s: 'what's all this I hear about violins on television. Why would parents be against having violins on television?'
Don’t do drums kids
Dafuq?😂😂😂
"Sex and violence" ?
My grandmother played cello in a professional symphony and her father was a youth symphony director, and my grandfather played in a jazz band and his dad was the band leader. This cartoon is hilariously close to their story.
Amazing!
Wow cool.
My cousin plays cello too
So they made love not war
Still my favorite silly symphony!
Fun fact: This symphony was the first music I ever heard. I’m mostly deaf, and I had just gotten my first set of hearing aids. Needless to say, it was recorded on VHS, and said VHS was watched daily.
What a beautiful memory💜
That's so sweet!
Must say, great choice of first thing to hear, couldn’t imagine the experience but it must’ve been great.
I highly recommend music from The Video Game "Banjo Kazooie"
@@danyhunselar9654 And Cuphead!
This is what I love about Silly Symphonies or other classic cartoons. I love how they can actually use music notes to make characters speak. Thank you for uploading this! Please upload more.
+Thundering Typhoons Being a violinist/musician, I also love the way Disney incorporated music into this cartoon. I loved this cartoon as a child! :)
I can actualy imagine how the musicians had so much fun playing the "lines" of those characters.
Thundering Typhoons hummjum
Capitaine Haddock ! :-)
+sk8ingchamp Same here
Making the curl on the violin some dolled-up hair and using a mute combined with the sax's brim to make a boater hat is really peak character design I think
It was really cool how they mixed the jazz with the classical when they were both blowing each other up. That took some badass compositional skill.
you have the only real observant comment here and i want to say:you are correct. whoever did that did it by accident or they were a genius
The composer behind the music on this film was a man called Leigh Harline, and yes, he was a genius. He also worked on lots of the Silly Symphonies and was the main composer of Pinocchio.
Babi The Human they used to care and put so much effort into cartoons. They used to take it seriously
And at the finale.
its so cool. I wonder how this made jazz musicians and black people feel seeing their music used in Disney stuff, and sounding so beautiful! Jazz is the genre that connects everything, that and classical
The detail on the pastor's face when he pronounced them man and wife just shows how they actually cared for these cartoons even tho most were made for the theater screen it always turns out the best animation
Yeah indeed that’s what I find so special about vintage cartoons. They’re not afraid to go the extra mile and “walk outside the box.” Heheh, I liked the music fight and the organ pipes reminded me of battleship guns, but the jazz ones were funny and pretty cool too, the way they used the music and notes as shells. The last half was my George the most special as the saxophone saved himself by lettering his father and then the more things went on, and the Bridge of Harmony showed that we can, as humans, find peace and work passed our differences, even though it seems so far off. The bridge also symbolized the creation symphonic orchestral or orchestral.
But nowadays fr Disney, it’s just bad movies by woke minds who can’t make anything as much good except push woke politics.
Aren't they kids,so they can,t get married
I like how the Saxophone writes the Prisoner's song as a message to his father.
"Now if I had the wings of an angel,
Over these prison walls I would fly,
Then I'd fly to the arms of my darling,
And there I'd be willing to die."
Oh wow, i never realize that, incredible!
@@Waally88 Thanks.
Thank you. I was wondering what did the Prince write.
So that's what he said!
😍🎶💋
The people who made these types of cartoons back in those days are unsung Geniuses of the highest degree. You don't see creativity like this anymore..
Yeah the talent for design and animation was obvious, very little comparable to it today. Same with some of the earlier anime.
HermannTheGreat right. Amazing to see what they were able to do and how they evolved in quite a short time. They reached the pinnacle way early, so ahead of their time.
Because you just aren't looking hard enough.
@@theblizzard8735You're right. Maybe I should just watch more of the Kardashians like you. My bad!
I don't watch the Kardashians I think they're life-sized Barbie dolls-
I'm just saying if you search far and hard enough then you might find some underrated gems of the entertainment world, Like Green Eggs And Ham, Spider-Verse, amongst others.
"And so the prince and princess had children who went on to be the Electric Light Orchestra. The End."
The creativity for this short alone is astounding! Like when the organ pipes turned into canons. Can you imagine what modern technology could do with rubber hose animation?
Underrated comment!
You are a true fan
Wat the inglis
Kmm me
Really love that it's a note from the classical music island that sink the girls boat and a note from jazz kingdom that sink the sax boat. That tiny detail that just scream: "destroyed by their own parent's hate" is really powerfull
And they lived happily ever after as husband and wife... and brother and sister :)
Holy shit, never noticed that .__.
Chromotrigger who are brother and sister here??
Well, they are royals!
Thats just nasty
They're not related so it's fine, incest is usually an issue when both are genetically related
These are super classic cartoons! Extremely creative and cute! I'm sad Disley doesn't make things so pure and creative anymore..
I know same
*Disney
Me too
They are remaking their classics instead or new content. I hope Bambi, Moana and Tangled live actions could be cancelled. And i would prefer 100 million times an ANIMATED lion king prequel instead of a live action :(
Gosh I remember watching this when I was REALLY little. I could never remember what it was called. But here it was, in my recommended videos! I loved watching it again after so long :)
Hah, noticed a funny detail: when both kingdoms start to fight, the Island of Jazz shots have the colors white, red and blue, while the island of symphony, playing the ride of the valkyries, shoots notes of red, yellow and black. This short was released in 1935, 4 years prior to world war II. That....was just brilliant.
World war 1 was a thing tho.
WW1 wasnt invented before 1936. Checkmate atheists.
It was, it just went under the name the great war
Not to mention they play Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries...
Shut your funky face, uncle funkle.
And together they created swing music. The End.
Its a fake kiss or no weird part
I was looking for this
Janelle Northcut I don’t know what to say about this but it’s just perfect. I wish that no one would ever want to go back to discord again. I have to admit.
Sadly they soon got invaded by the Rock island. Who latter got defeated by Disco peninsula, only to return in the form of Grunge atoll, which was neverthless nuked by the Hip Hop nation.
The queen of the isle of symphony looks prettier when she is nice
Who's with me
musics i recognized:
0:26 "Minuet in G" by Ludwig van Beethoven
2:14 "Gavotte" by François-Joseph Gossec
4:14 "march of the knights" by Sergei Prokofiev (i think)
6:17 "the ride of the valkyries" by Richard Wagner
8:13 "Lohengrin: bridal chorus" by Richard Wagner
thank you so much! i’ve been looking for the names of these pieces.
@@keyaunna. you're welcome
Fantastic songs I enjoy.
@@kermitfroggie5334 no problem
4:14 isnt march of the knights im pretty sure
Disney really hit a homerun with this one. Every child should have to watch this--a cartoon that teaches:
- Love overcomes hate and intolerance
- Risk is worth it for something you really want or believe in
- War is pointless and only serves to destroy the things most important to you
- Different people living together in harmony is better than discordant isolation
Imagine if all kids internalized these lessons at a young age. Disney really was a dreamer and I love dreaming along with him. Bravo!
Basically a ripoff of Romeo and Juliet
It makes me sad that, in over three years, this comment has received fewer than a dozen upvotes.
@@rloomis3 let me make it a dozen then
Now disney is making toxic feminism propaganda
@@MFool64 Nice bait.
*1930’s* : Land of Symphony and Isle of Jazz
*2010’s* : Land of Symphony, Isle of Jazz, Island of Pop, Gulf of Rock, Region of Goth, Continent of Rap, Sea of Autotune, Coast of Country, River of Dubstep, and so on....
The Goodies Geek you forgot the forbidden satanic dark mountain of metal where Maleficent would be a queen :)))
Sea of synthwave
I'd watch it
The Goodies geek which ones would be enemies and which ones would be friends or allies
How about too Coalition of Reggae, Empire of Electronic, Kingdom of R&B, Dictatorship of Techno, City-State of Funk, Tribes of Hip Hop and Paradise of Gospel music?
I had Peter And The Wolf on VHS growing up. I remember that this cartoon short was featured within the same VHS. This is super nostalgic for me
Same!
My two favorite parts of this fantastic (in every sense of the word) cartoon: Jazz King's battle cry at 5:25, and the Classical organ pipes turning into naval guns at 6:05.
I like that’s it’s starts as the intro to bugle call rag going to into a wonderful foxtrot
@B Williams Those pipes organ had pretty strong balls to use the notes of the Ride of the Valkyries of Wagner as weapons 😅😅😅😅
LOL, yeah, lets be real, in terms of story, its great it ended in a draw, but real talk, the minute the queen of symphony started firing, she wasn't taking prisoners. As a kid I was like :0 :).
I like the whole battle sense
This is so clever! Jazz was considered to be erratic and not follow a basic time/beat. (It isn't, but back when this was produced some people thought that way.) So they put the jazz prince in a metronome that keeps time because jazz players see keeping time as a type of prison. :0
This is too ignorant, my god.
No
@@6thdim Explain please
@@magnusm4 Jazz follow's basic time and beat, and jazz musicians definitely *don't* see keeping time as some sort of prison. Short of maybe orchestra ensemble members, I would argue that jazz musicians have to focus on time more than other musicians (however all musicians have to keep time in some way) because the whole idea of jazz is to improvise over a piece's harmonies. You can't improvise over a piece unless you can follow it's changes over time and keep track of where you are in the form, *especially* if you're performing with other musicians, which in jazz is very common.
Ro
Further, the music that the prince of Jazz saxophone starts writing (and “singing”) at 4:46 while locked in the metronome jail, is “The Prisoner’s Song” which was a big hit in 1925 and well known for many years afterwards. So for then, a rather obvious musical joke.
Isn't it kinda weird that the young violin and sax end up as husband and wife AND stepsiblings? I mean, how does that work?
*Sweet home Alabama-*
They're Mormons!
Its calles royale bloodlines A.K.A Incest
The 9 old men were on acid when they made this
Step bro, what are you doing?
My brother with Autism, this is his favorite of the Silly Symphonies!
Thank you so much for the upload!
+swiftwolfcoyote and of course he loves the follow up cartoon - Mickey Mouse - Symphony Hour
My brother has autism too
Oh man, I really like silly symphonies since I was a kid... And sanic...
swiftwolfcoyote, what's autism got 2 do with it? ???
@@shutterbug_713 possibly the thing about over stimulation with certain sounds or noises which can cause distress on the person, I'm no counselor or doctor but what I think OP was trying to say that for a person who's brother has autism It's a bit of a shock that this, composed of music as it's main source of sound, is rather pleasing for them rather than it causing distress.
I’m only 23 so I was never able to watch these master pieces as a child, but now idk why I love old cartoons so much, literally there are days where I get home from work, get some snacks and watch old school cartoons for hours
9:11 Did King Jazz just break her G-String?
qυєєи мeмe o...omg... I don't know instruments so I had to look it up... That is the g string I'm pretty sure... I now get it
Rory, that is clearly a cello in the video
Lol
@@rorycraig does this make it gay?
She got wet if ya catch meh drift
i figured out what the sax said when he was playing with violin princess, "peek-a-boo, i see you, hiding behind the tree".
Thats smart
That's what the sandman said to the baby in a another film
music can speak to us in ways we never knew was possible
I find it kinda creepy tbh. Like cmon mate, she said no
@@pixiecamus552i think it was more like they liked each other and the sax wanted to kiss her but she was waiting for marriage to kiss. Maybe im. Coping idk
It would be interesting to see a continuation of this with other genres that have come into fashion.
The Islands of Rock, the Kingdom of Electronica, the Hip-Hop Fleet…
Dreamworks already did something like that.
@@georgiprenatt8270 ou! whats that called?
@@MiddieTV Trolls World Tour. They have personifications of ten different types of music, and I thought of this short a lot while watching it.
Or what about the ancient feudal states of East Asian music? X)
@@retrogamelover2012 folk music of all parts of the world really would add so many new places lmaoo
Probably my favorite Silly Symphony, I love the fantastically music world so much and they get so many great gags out of it
If he's getting married he better get rid of that side ukulele
Emma Brook Lol
He is royalty... concubines are normal ha ha
It's an open relationship.
Lol yeah he better get rid of his Hawaiian concubine.
haha
This movie lives rent free in my head since I was small. I come back here every now and then for the nostalgia ❤️
My heart broke when she ran out with the white flag and risked her life for peace, sooo deep!
I agree when thr sax was trying to get outwe ricked bis life saving his love and doing it after his way to go on the sea was distorted at 6:53
I love the way the horns honked at 5:31
years ago cartoons where soo good animated ;0;;
+Scyrina thats cuz it wasn't shit 3d and they actually had to put time into it
it was handmade. Now its all in flash animation, wish is fater and less expensive bruuuuh i agree with you bro
TheNacho Draw yeah it was all made by people flash is good for people who can't afford to do that but big companies should still do it like that
+Absolute Zero I'm really tired of people whining about 3D. It takes just as much effort as hand drawn, even more so actually.
Doki Doki Horonigaidesu Gumiworm Z um no it does not I've done 3d you can do timing instantly where the keyframes are put there for you no inbetweening good 3d like disney yes but most no
5:45 will always be my favorite part.
It was the Father conducting literal 'Instruments of War'.
Just outstanding 👏
just like that,
Land of Symphony vs Isle of Jazz! th-cam.com/video/H5WSskw7-PQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/LFoQt0w1jW8/w-d-xo.html
Im 32 years old now and i clearly remember watching this 25+ years ago, such a great story line. Timeless classic
Wait but if the King of Jazz married the Queen of Symphonies doesn't that make the prince and princess step siblings?? But the prince and princess still married...0_0
+Cathy Cool Royal relations man.
That's what I said!
I don't think they married. I think they were maid of honour and best man. Hence why they didn't kiss. I think what they were "saying" was that they give their blessing
+Cathy Cool Well they ARE royalty.
usualy incest is more of a taboo when the couploe is GENETICALY related, because the reason incest is a taboo is precisely the problems of inbreeding, such as what plagued the Hapsburg family, a fine example is the Spanish King Carlos II. But when they have no blood-ties, I think there will be no consequences.
Artwork is still fantastic and a huge inspiration. Love the look of classic toons
5:41 Mark my words, there will be a boss battle like this in Cuphead 2.
Ur right
I hope so! :)
Disney X Studio MDHR
Its been 2 years since youe comment, and theres still no sequel yet, damn ittt
@@mssauri1794 Because of Cuphead show coming to Netflix
This is like Romeo and Juliet but with instruments and a happy ending.
And *cough *cough incest *cough
That was exactly what I thought it looked like.
@@overcookedwater1947 how so?
Romeo and Juliet but all the characters are musical instruments.
It's subtle white women/black men propaganda.
The scene where flute chases violin playfully and later jailed by her mother is an inverted portrayal of all the rapes commited by blacks on white women .Just like in the movie To Kill a Mocking Bird...whorish-white-girl-innocent -black-guy propaganda
お互い同士が時々戦争になる場面もありましたが、誰も傷つける事なく、最後はお互いが笑顔で握手をしていた場面に感動しました。
登場人物達はほとんど喋らないけど、心が温まる作品であるのがすごく伝わって来ました。
今の世界中の人に、ちょっとでもこの作品を見て欲しいです。
僕も感動しました、すごい作品だね
That snap at 4:41 is the essence of Jazz music - you have a specific tune or rhythm (in this case the metronome) then suddenly, you add something to it.
As a lover for harmonizing music, and old 50's-90's films, this has made a wonderful evening for me.
this was from 1935
0:11 Everybody loves a great story. And now, Disney’s favorite stories collection brings you four fun filled classic children’s stories on videocassette.
6:17 I always found those organ cannons awesome!
I love the wedding scene, and how you can pretty much understand what they are "saying."
In the “Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom” episode, Professor Owl described the characters are Queen Cello, Princess Fiddle-Dee-Dee, King Sax and Prince Max.
*YOU EXPECTED A CUPHEAD DLC, BUT IT WAS ME, THE SILLY SYNPHONIES*
Gonzalouch Ikari von Faustus uh no
*symphony
WRRRYY
jojo references everywhere
@Maskedkoopakid1453
I don’t have anything against sometimes correcting people but I think the dude was saying something about the dlc being a phony Symphonies
I enjoy everything about these classic toons! They really show just how clever the folks at Disney were(and still ate). Not to mention ahead of their time!
This is nice a classic silly symphony episode
In my opinion the best Old School mashup of all time.
5:27 - 7:30 Put on headphones, close your eyes, and be amazed!
This is the type of animation that needs to be seen on the big screen for the artistic style.
I saw this as a child once!
You commented this in 2016, it was made in 2015, so you were a child 2 years ago?!?!
you said my channel name sucked you're not really that dumb right?
lizzt kozlowski this wasn't made in 2015! What you're seeing is a true masterpiece that was made in the 1930's. This video that you're watching is just showing this old timey cartoon so basically this person didn't make the cartoon
Me too saw this on DVD when I was 9
Christme Productions thaaaaaaaaaaaaààasaaaaaaaaaaaaa
These cartoons made huge contributions to my best dreams when I was a child. I would wake myself laughing.
Silly symphonies is the most underrated and forgotten disney film
It isn’t a film it is a series of cartoons
@@eliteishan7777 but released as a film just like Fantasia smh
@@Johnsechuan Still doesn't make it a film
it s not forgotten. ee still talk about it today
@@generalgrievous3731It's a short film
I love how despite being depicted as strict and possibly a little mean, the mother shows great concern at the sight of her daughter drowning
It goes for the Jazz King too; he doesn't seem like he cares too much about his son for most of the cartoon, but when he sees his son drowning with the daughter, the father actually goes out onto sea _by himself_ without any rowers or other assistants to save his son.
The Cello queen is all like "Get your brass out of my stringdom!"
the face she makes at 8:06 - 8:07 is priceless, lol
7:38 I like how the queen changes the tempo that tells her guards to row faster
The king of instruments! The pipe organ brought me chilling sensation! Wonderfully made cartoon🙏🌷
I keep watching this. I can’t get enough of how they speak at the end IN MUSIC!!!😍😍😍
So fun fact... I used to watch this as a kid and it would pop back into my head but I could remember what it was called even if I had dreamt it up out of the dark recesses of my mind. I mentioned it to my family and everyone thought I was mental... except my younger brother who was going through the same thing as me
I remember watching this in music class. Glad to see it, again.
It's been a very long time since I last saw this cartoon! Brought back some good memories watching plenty of the classic Disney cartoons. ❤
5:46, I cannot imagine how loud that is when they made it in the studio.
Land of Symphony versus the Isle of Jazz, leading up to the building of the bridge of Harmony.
Makes one kind of wonder what William Shakespeare would have thought of this in comparison to his tragic classic of “ROMEO & JULIET”?!
The metronome boat was the best part 🤣 this will honestly never get old 💙
Walt Disney told a better love story in 9 minutes than Twilight did in 4 films
True
HAHAHAHAHA🤣🤣🤣🤣
There's no question about that! Do you also like it when the light blue owl, Professor Owl who was in the sing alongs later, narrated the same story on "Walt Disney Presents: Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom"?
This is really just band vs strings 💀
@@rayyaninspookymonth1630 hey I know you
Anybody else watch this on their Peter and the Wolf VHS?
Yes indeed
Advent3546 YEAAH!!! I loooved this vhs!! Peter and the wold, this one and Mickey and the orchestra
Definitely!
Damn right muh nigga
Oh yes! Many times!
The saxaphone prince shaking his prison bars after the prison is destroyed reminds me of that prisoner in Porky Pig in Wackyland/Dough for the Dodo who demands to 'be let out of here'...despite there being only window bars in front of him, and only because he's holding them up himself. XD
It's Romeo and Juliette with musicals instruments and a happy ending. I like this short :D Pretty music and animation, cute romance. It's excellent! I consider it as a classic like the Cookie Carnaval.
I remember watching this cartoon when I was a child! Such a lovely memory!
Great & superb classic Silly Symphony of all time & it’s my favorite, too!
I had the original VHS (still do), but this is a remastered version and it is beautiful and sounds great. I feel some type of way. All the Silly Symphonies were great, jut classic intimate story telling through music.
Walt Disney and his artists should have won a Nobel Peace Prize for this its beautiful
I used to play both violin and alto sax (now I only do saxophone) so this cartoon holds a special place in my heart ❤️
As a classical-music lover, this is one of my favorites. It's a clever idea that's given enough "edge" to keep it from becoming annoyingly cute. (What does the saxophone intend to do with his mouthpiece?) The music penned by the saxophone is "If I had the wings of an angel".
Awesome.
marcello ascani m
Bella pe marcello
Marcello Ascani tkkfkrfoofoflljh fxynu😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
6:16 Flight of the Valkyries on an organ lives in my head rent free.
OMG I LOVE THIS ONE!! This was on some random vhs of cartoons I had as a kid, and it was my favorite!!
The work putting that together is fantastic. As a music teacher I'm very impressed.
Still a favorite Classic Disney Silly Sympathy Cartoon I always loved growing up and still love it now!
This is a beautiful melodic story of two young lovers from different areas that reminds me of Romeo and Juliet :)
Awesome. Watched it as a kid, but now I understand it better. Great synchronization between the music and the story.
One of the most creative cartoons ever made. I remember seeing this is a screening at the Whitney Art Museum in NYC.
I had this on VHS, it was teamed up with the show where a little boy, duck and i think cat were hunting a wolf. I use to watch that tape allll the time. I still have it but sadly my VCR player isn't working right now. Thank you for sharing!
Yup. Peter and the Wolf is a good tale/short. My copy was the lead in for the Prince and the Pauper VHS.
I have watched this when i was just 5-6 yrs old, it's funny how i can still remember everything about this up until now
the way that they did the Bass as if it was asking a question!!! man someday there is gonna be some awesome technology that will help musical instruments talk for real!!!
Still a better love story than twilight Lmao
every other love story is better then twilight
Oedipus is a better love story than Twilight...
@@Amadeus8484 The only love story worse than twilight is fifty shades of grey.
My favorite Cuphead level
Logan Not the one from Marvel yea this is the best cuphead level
I wonder if this Cuphead level will appeared in the sequel.
Logan Not the one from Marvel
Logan Not the one from Marvel no
XD
8:46 “I can’t believe I’m doing this!”
😂😂😂
I’ve noticed something that I didn’t as a little kid: Is it implied the prince and princess have been seeing each other for some time before this? Her waving at him looks like part of a routine.
Could be based off of Romeo and Juliet.
0:30: The sea of Discord, where all gamers are connected
Yyes
(I intentionally write it like this)
This aged well.
Are used to love this cartoon! Are used to watch the VHS all the time! And growing up a trumpet player it just resonated with me so much. I took it for granted and haven’t seen it literally since the 90s.
The way they talk makes me laugh
And you've noticed that there are no actual voices in the entire film; all the vocal effects are created with instruments. This is one of the most detailed and endlessly inventive one-reel shorts ever created.
thick duck oi josuke!
I'm glad I found this, it's been like 20 years ago since I've last seen it. I remember every sound!!
Back when cartoons were actually good. Great!! Classic!!! Beautiful!!! Classy!!! Best and it's sad they've only gone downhill from there:( Lower and lower and lower. I cant even watch any shows that are new besides American Dad and Futurama. That is it. Lol thank you 4 this beautiful classic masterpiece. Xoxoxo
Back when creativity was a thing...
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But there is green in the video
It still is, however creativity doesn't shine as much nowadays
@@godzillapark9075 Is that a god damn DHMIS reference?
it still exists bright and colorful as ever
...it just is short and not many can see it behind the tower of trend...creativity is one of the words that immediately gets my attention
Guys, I don't know why, I never cry and neither I did here but seeing the war payed with music notes and instruments and seeing the princess almost drowning and screaming with a string voice hit me really hard.
It's so amazing how back then, jazz caused a moral panic, now it's been accepted as a fellow high-prestige musical genre, and nowadays there's at most a friendly/playful rivalry between them but a mutual level of respect and admiration. This cartoon kind of predicted the future of classical and jazz becoming really close. Maybe we'll see this with happen with more modern genres of music, like rock music and even electronic music may be seen as music for the intellectual and the sophisticated.
I think this will never grow old!