The Nutcracker Suite

Fantasia believes that the world is a very colorful place and that everything has its purpose. Evidence on this point is that they interpret the animation animation in a series of music and create a companion kit. All the animations in the song make the most of their greatest possibilities. For example, seaweed of Arabic dance is used as a curtain of a fish cave. Nutcracker doll set is very favorable music. When you are watching the scene, you will be able to understand the color of the animation.

As mentioned above, this kit should not be mistaken for the whole Nutcracker. The kit used in Fantasia is a slightly modified version of the Nutcracker kit selected by the composer. As Fantasia 's animation, even though ice and snow were coming to an end, the Christmas setting was not used at all. This version omits overture and Marche and the rest of the dances are sorted (accompanying animations are provided in parentheses): Schelkunchik (The Nutcracker) was a 1973 Russian short film, in a conversational Not, not only by Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker but also music from Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty. In this version, the heroine is not a daughter of Clara, an outstanding council chairman, but a lonely waitress working in a big house. When she kissed the Nutcracker, he resurrected but his appearance was embarrassed.

In the 1940 Disney cartoon film "Fantasia", a selection of Nutcracker puppet sets was played. In this movie, the music from the Nutcracker accompanies dance fairies, mushrooms, and fish, as the host Deems Taylor mentioned in live video, the Nutcracker itself is included. If you look at the dramatic release of Fantasia (now DVD) rather than the more general general release, Taylor's full-length Nutcracker says, "Because nobody is doing it, it is now successful There is no claim. This sentence had some influence in 1940, but now it is certainly not right. (This text was edited in the general release of Fantasia, a version released by VHS released in 1946.)

In 1960, Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn interpreted Tchaikovsky's score in jazz and recorded them as The Nutcracker Suite on LP. In 1999, this suite was given an additional arrangement from David Berger for the ballet, Harlem Nutcracker doll created by Donald Bird during the Harlem Renaissance. In 1962, the "Marche" novelty piano arrangement named "Nut Rocker" ranked first in the UK and 21st in the United States. B. Thanks to Bumble and Stingers, it was produced by Kim Fowley and there are studio musicians Al Hazan (piano), Earl Palmer (drum), Tommy Tedesco (guitarist), and Red Callender (bass player). "Nut Rocker" was later covered by a number of other people including The Shadows, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, The Ventures, Dropkick Murphys, The Brian Setzer Orchestra, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra.