As someone who can play this, I have to say that Tom & Jerry's interpretation was my favorite. Because BUGS BUNNY PLAYED THE FIRST 2 MINUTES OUT OF KEY
I always remember the Bugs Bunny and Tom and Jerry episodes that based the song around it. Never knew it almost a recurring piece for a lot of other animated shorts as well.
I just wanna say, thank you for making a better version of this list! I've seen the other one a lot but I knew there were other ones out there. If we ever get a full copy of Philharmaniacs (1953) online then you'll have to add that to the collection! For now, thank you for digging deeper and finding more cartoons that this was used in.
Philharmaniacs happens to be available by way of TH-camrs Chris Smalls and Matt Skwarek. That was also shown in Famous Studios' The Animal Fair without the "Alexander's Ragtime Band" singalong. The first half of the latter cartoon also had scenes from "Fun at the Fair" (also on YT) without "Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie".
When I was a kid, that was my big crossover moment. That and the Muppets all coming together for Christmas. Acme: "Those ducks are funny, THey never get to finish the act!!!"
@@sonicfanboy3375 The duet between Daffy and Donald was done that way so that they had the same amount of screen time, a requirement to use Daffy (just like Mickey and Bugs had to be on screen for the same amount of time).
Funny thing, Friz Freleng must have been a big fan of the song given the number of Looney Tunes shorts he directed which used it, including Rhapsody in Rivets, Rhapsody Rabbit, and Back Alley Oproar.
There is one cartoon I'm looking for one with the Hungarian Rhapsody #2, it has to do with a vacuum cleaner that inhales a case of whiskey under a floor vent and gets drunk. I suspect it may be a later Walter Lantz. I've seen it at least twice when I was very young, and have not been able to find it since.
Does anyone know what the two black and white cartoons are called especially that woody wood pecker with Easter special of bugs bunny what is also called also that tiny toons episode is also called
WHO was the Pianist who performed the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 for the Warner Bros "Tom & Jerry" animation (cartoon) ??????? THAT pianist is MOST EXCELLENT!!!!!
Tom & Jerry was MGM, not Warner Bros. (Though, because of the way things worked out in terms of acquisitions over the years, Warner Bros. Discovery actually owns T&J these days. Though it wouldn't surprise me at all if Amazon, which owns MGM these days, were to at least make an offer to buy them back.) But to answer the main question, the pianist who recorded the version used for the Tom & Jerry cartoon was named Calvin Johnson. And it is a superb recording of the piece, no doubt.
I know right, I hate so much the references they do now. I know it shouldn't be that personal, but it's just SO... lame! So desperate! So simply unfunny in general! Family Guy was meant to be "modern Simpsons if it was actually funny", but it ended up just like them from season 7 and so forth.
Bugs bunny was probably the best one of all looney tunes is just the darn best daffy is the most hilarious and Tom and Jerry are the best to Hungarian rhapsody is the best piano ever bugs bunny was pure gong rapid lol
Bc is so magnificent and there are infinite comical images that can be attached to it. I’m in my 50s and seen all these adaptations of this piece to toons...
Its almost as if Hungarian Rhapsody 2 was the very first meme song
We must revive it and make it an i comic meme just like how megalovania use to be a really funny meme
@@keith_o6434 yes we should
@@keith_o6434 noooo dont! Leave it pure!! I do not want it to end like Canon D.
Unfortunately, I think greensleves has the title of the first meme song
Nope, Canon in D was
One of Tom and Jerry's iconic episodes
Definitely in my top favorites of the show
And the very short ended up winning an Academy Award. It was one of seven shorts in the original series that did so.
That was Tom and Jerry at the height of their powers
@@testodude nope the cat concerto
As someone who can play this, I have to say that Tom & Jerry's interpretation was my favorite. Because BUGS BUNNY PLAYED THE FIRST 2 MINUTES OUT OF KEY
To be fair, Tom and Jerry's version was better than Bugs's.
However. The Animaniacs' version did it much better.
@@kooarchived Wishing Star
And painfully out of order
@@robbiewalker2831 I always hear the words to the wishing star whenever I hear Hungarian Rhapsody, it has become an earworm
In my opinion bugs is a walking cheat code but I still like him
this guy is a legend, he came back in time just to see every cartoon ever made and inspected what cartoons used Hungarian Rhapsody
This song used to be so popular in other cartoons
Piece you mean?
@@joshuadaclis4683 yeah
Home Sweet Home was kinda more popular in cartoons back then up until the mid-60s.
@@kooarchived oh okay
It's catchy. And I like it the piece overall is crazy great.
it's almost like liszt was a time traveller, and made this piece especially for cartoons
Indeed, the melody is so cute
It's almost like people were dancing to music before cartoons were a thing.
I always remember the Bugs Bunny and Tom and Jerry episodes that based the song around it.
Never knew it almost a recurring piece for a lot of other animated shorts as well.
Time When Cartoons were made for Children Entertainment not Business Models.
This Nostalgic era will never come
But looney tunes actually was made for adults & for cinemas the directors that worked on there indeed prooved it so..
Early cartoons were for adults lol
Cha cha cha!!...... cha cha cha!!
😂😂😂😂😂
But why?
@@jrexx2841 They are still better than the new beainrots on youtube that show kids pregnancy and that shit
4:44 bugs bunny is goin crazy
Just like me and you mother last night llloloolol
I just wanna say, thank you for making a better version of this list! I've seen the other one a lot but I knew there were other ones out there.
If we ever get a full copy of Philharmaniacs (1953) online then you'll have to add that to the collection! For now, thank you for digging deeper and finding more cartoons that this was used in.
Philharmaniacs happens to be available by way of TH-camrs Chris Smalls and Matt Skwarek. That was also shown in Famous Studios' The Animal Fair without the "Alexander's Ragtime Band" singalong. The first half of the latter cartoon also had scenes from "Fun at the Fair" (also on YT) without "Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie".
@@tvtimetravel Thank you so much for letting me know! Of course it shows up the month after I stop looking for it! 😂
I love the way this song has played in lots of old cartoons.
I really like the Daffy Duck and the Donald Duck crossover
That version was my fav
@@daffyducklovestowooohoo4255 Donald Duck vs Tom the Cat
When I was a kid, that was my big crossover moment. That and the Muppets all coming together for Christmas. Acme: "Those ducks are funny, THey never get to finish the act!!!"
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
@@sonicfanboy3375 The duet between Daffy and Donald was done that way so that they had the same amount of screen time, a requirement to use Daffy (just like Mickey and Bugs had to be on screen for the same amount of time).
Tom and Jerry's version was the best, it was the first one I remember and it's nearly accurate to the actual version
3:29 me annoying my little sister
Funny thing, Friz Freleng must have been a big fan of the song given the number of Looney Tunes shorts he directed which used it, including Rhapsody in Rivets, Rhapsody Rabbit, and Back Alley Oproar.
Don't forget wise quackers where Daffy eat's elmers food to the timing of the song
There needs to be some more cartoons with this beautiful music
3:49 what’s that movie called?
1. Opry house
2. Krazy kat-bars and stripes forever
3. Car-tune portrait
4. ?
5. Barnyard
6. An optical poem
7. Rhapsody in rivets
8. Rhapsody rabbit
9. Cat concerto
10. Back alley aproar
11. ?
12. Daffy duck's rhapsody
13. Magic fluke
14. ?
15. Who framed Roger rabbit
16. Tiny toon
17. Convict concerto
18. Arthur
19. Tiny toon
20. Daffy's rhapsody
21. Simpsons
4 its a Oswald cartoon
3:29 always makes me crack up
This should be background music option in Cuphead
Surprised it isn't in cuphead
The Tom and Jerry is most iconic.
I think daffy and Donald were the most iconis
I recall a version with the Shoemaker and the Elves. It was online once and now it's a memory.
See you after some time when this is in everyone's recommendations after 7 years
I cant believe franz liszt stole this masterpiece from looney tunes
Ikr smh
Well... someone is about to get r/wooosh
@@Mattcai2004 you cant honestly think what i said was serious right?
@Edwin dela Cruz thats unique lol
@Edwin dela Cruz How is that a woosh?
If you've never seen Back Alley Oproar, it's honestly one of the funniest pieces of animation ever made!
In the prehistory of the American film industry, many Hungarians worked in Hollywood
Animaniacs, Looney Tunes and Tom Jerry parodied this song the best with some good old satire and slapstick
6:53 My favourite one with the Hungarian music.
0:09 thank you so much for filming this part 😂
I remember that in Sweeny Todd it's actually used i think is the second song (Sweeny Todd is a horror move so it probably wouldn't fit)
Daffya rhapsody is the greatest thing ever created
3:47 Where's this scene came from?
1:53 give me please name of this cartoon
An optical poem
Franz would probably have very mixed feelings about it ....
1:53 what toon is this one?
The koopa girls mrs luma s nightmare on a rhapsody
an optical poem
What's the cartoon at 1:52?
An optical poem (1938)
i like the part where hungarian rhapsody no 2 plays
3:29 what is this looney tunes episodes name
Back Alley Opera 1948
I love this song
Mickey is trying to break the piano🤣🤣
1:53 what is the animation called?
An optical poem
1:53 what cartoon short or movie is this
7:11 reference to Rhapsody Rabbit (1946)
Franz Liszt will be proud
also in Bimbo’s Initiation from Fleischer Studios, and Hungarian Goulash from Terrytoons
There is one cartoon I'm looking for one with the Hungarian Rhapsody #2, it has to do with a vacuum cleaner that inhales a case of whiskey under a floor vent and gets drunk. I suspect it may be a later Walter Lantz. I've seen it at least twice when I was very young, and have not been able to find it since.
6:02 arthur episode?
Ye it’s the musical episode
Does anyone know what the two black and white cartoons are called especially that woody wood pecker with Easter special of bugs bunny what is also called also that tiny toons episode is also called
¿Alguien sabrá cómo se llama la caricatura en la que se toca la Rapsodia al mismo tiempo que van construyendo un edificio?
Se llama Rhapsody in Rivets.
roger rabbit one would always be my favorite (: the tom and jerry one is good too
WHO was the Pianist who performed the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 for the Warner Bros "Tom & Jerry" animation (cartoon) ???????
THAT pianist is MOST EXCELLENT!!!!!
Tom & Jerry was MGM, not Warner Bros. (Though, because of the way things worked out in terms of acquisitions over the years, Warner Bros. Discovery actually owns T&J these days. Though it wouldn't surprise me at all if Amazon, which owns MGM these days, were to at least make an offer to buy them back.)
But to answer the main question, the pianist who recorded the version used for the Tom & Jerry cartoon was named Calvin Johnson. And it is a superb recording of the piece, no doubt.
6:21 😁😁😁
What cartoon is in 1:33?
Farmyard Symphony
@@quackt119 1. Imagine if SpongeBob used the Hungarian Rhapsody.
2. What does Arthur have to with slapstick comedy and cartoon violence ?
its a really happy song funny that can make ppl laugh lizst is just fantastic, lizst songs have magic
Why did cartoons have shiny eyelids in the old days
Probably just an artstyle thing that caught on, similar to how old 20's cartoons had pacman looking dots for eyes.
@@kareichi oohhhhh that makes sense thanks for telling me
Whenever I hear the lyrics I sing the lyrics to Daffy's Rhapsody.
It is the same thing with the song "The Dance of the Hours." Often when the song plays some people start to sing "Hello mother, hello father."
Tbh I first heard it in Tom & Jerry
Wasn’t there one with the Animaniacs at an ice cream parlor singing about how they want a float or something to this tune?
I can watch this up to 5:59
What cartoon is this 1:04
Candy house (1934)
4:18 What's this cartoon's name?
Magic fluke
Fox and Crow - The Magic Fluke
I like it 👍
May I know the title of the one at 3:30? Thanks!
@Gál Márton Thank you very much! That was my childhood memory.
What’s the second cartoon called
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NOICE 😃
I love the Daffy duck's Rhapsody😔😔
which film has the bird who has the red curly hair and blue body in your video?
"Convict Concerto (1954)"
Как найти мультфильм который на минуте 2:20? Хоть бы название...
The cartoon is called ‘Rapsody in rivets’
What cartoon list?
Tom and Jerry comes out on top with this one.
0:21 What cartoon was it
Krazy Kat - Bars and Stripes
Don’t forget about Mickey’s Mechanical Man and Epic Mickey
I'm looking for the one where they parody the song by singing about a pizza a tasty pizza...
1:37 what is name
Farmyard Symphony
What is name 2:11
Merrie Melodies - Rhapsody in Rivets, 1941. Warner Brothers.
7:09-7:17 another tastless reference by the Simpsons
I know right, I hate so much the references they do now. I know it shouldn't be that personal, but it's just SO... lame! So desperate! So simply unfunny in general! Family Guy was meant to be "modern Simpsons if it was actually funny", but it ended up just like them from season 7 and so forth.
Bugs bunny was probably the best one of all looney tunes is just the darn best daffy is the most hilarious and Tom and Jerry are the best to Hungarian rhapsody is the best piano ever bugs bunny was pure gong rapid lol
3:29
I enjoy the animaniacs version ^^
Same!
what cartoon is it? 1:54
An Optcial Poem
@@h.p.3162 Calm down, you still got an answer.
@@bartsimpsongoatbootleg682 Eh you’re right I got over it anyway
It has been used a lot indeed
whats the cartoon that had donald duck in it
who framed Roger rabbit
Classical music was made for animation!
Don't ask me why I'm here. You already know.
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Sylvester made Elmer pure mad
0:35 procuro a anos, alguém sabe qual é o nome ?
@gennarodisomma4721thank you so much!!
What cartoons are these?
Nice, but I think you missed Woody Woodpecker
Why cartoons used to use Hungarian rhapsody so much?
Bc is so magnificent and there are infinite comical images that can be attached to it. I’m in my 50s and seen all these adaptations of this piece to toons...
Because it's Public Domain and everyone can use it
Also in george Pal's puppetoon little broadcast
me when classical is put in games: 🤨
me when it's in movies: 🤯
The end is nigh soundtrack fire tho
@@crabulonbestgirl9130 I don't think that's a classical piece (I'm not 100% sure, so please correct me if I'm wrong)
@@gabrieleugenew all the songs in it are based off if classical songs, including the song in the video
@@crabulonbestgirl9130 please call it piece 😂
Where's philharmaniacs 1953?
Cha cha cha!!...
Cha cha cha!!....
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
3:29
👇 rogger rabbit version
Compose by Franz Joseph Liszt
This also was used in jumpstart 1st grade when you were giving the kids lunch
Same song, same fun...
Bart Simpson:i know this music it's came from bugs bunny
Franz Liszt:no it's came from mines!
Where's spongebob
Did they ever use the song ?
@@sonicfanboy3375 C'mon, Nickelodeon ! Make a episode of SpongeBob with the Hungarian Rhapsody and have SpongeBob have Tom/Bugs' role !
@@george-nu5nr I'd think Squidward would fit better and let SpongeBob be the Jerry
The fact that you didn’t include the Animaniacs clip from “Jokahontas” baffles me