Amazing what happens when you don't have to pay royalties.
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Amazing!
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There's a public radio show called 'The Score' that often features the continuities between early 20th classical music and film music, in part because so many composers moved to the US for both political reasons and a regular income. Cartoons were a logical extension.
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Great thread!
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My 1st exposure to Beethoven might have been the Huntley Brinkley report, which played the scherzo of the 9th over the closing credits cc
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Many of these reference early film, I think. E.g. Brahms on the radio perilously guiding Chaplin's movements while giving a shave, and adjustable chair height gag in "Great Dictator" overtly referenced in the Bugs/Fudd Barbershop/Rossini bit. I'm sure film buffs catch many others
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I first became interested in classical music as a child watching Bugs Bunny. Science Fact!
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Some of us grew up watching these on Saturday morning cartoons...
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On a related note, would just like to point out:https://twitter.com/japecake/status/1366264724095176704 …
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