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Classical Music

raccoon

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7. Thanks for your input. Remember Elmer Fudd singing,

Reply to fierywoman (Reply #5)

Thu Jun 25, 2020, 08:23 AM

Jun 2020

“Where is that confounded wabbit ?”

Bugs responded: “What would you want wid a wabbit?
Can’t you see that I’m much sweeter? I’m your little senorita.”

Yeah those cartoon did introduce lots of people to some classical music.

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Anyone out there very familiar with Gone with the Wind soundtrack [View all] raccoon Jun 2020 OP

I don't know but it is similar to Tristan und Isolde El Supremo Jun 2020 #1

Most early soundtrack composers were European emigrants... regnaD kciN Jun 2020 #3

Sounds a little like teenagebambam Jun 2020 #2

How many classical scores were we introduced to by Bugs Bunny? keithbvadu2 Jun 2020 #4

Peer Gynt in Warner Bros. cartoon 3Hotdogs Jun 2020 #6

Yeah the GWTW has the T&I leitmotif interval. Once you know it you hear it all over the place. fierywoman Jun 2020 #5

Thanks for your input. Remember Elmer Fudd singing, raccoon Jun 2020 #7