Can't stop my foot from tapping, hands playing air drums and goosebumps from bouncing up and down my arms and legs. I'm 69 now and loved this stuff since i was 10. Never get tired of it.
i'm a '95 boy and have to say: That's one of the coolest thing i've ever seen. Why the hell are there no other clips like this on the tv ? The world gets modern, but not everything that is modern is better ..
@@flippyfrogman haha i'm 26 now and i must say there are a lot of cool clips today too often even more creative. the thing is that the ones from today are no longer main stream while the ones from the past were so it might seem like they no longer exist but you have to actively look for them.
It's hard to believe that much music is coming from just FOUR people!! Man, those cats were cool, and could really swing! I think this is my favorite segment of Make Mine Music, which is a genius movie in it's own right. Love it!
I was 15 whenI first heard this, some 65 years ago. I thought WOW! there is music out there so much more rewarding than the pop stuff I was used to. I became a fan of BG's Trio and Quartet, and subsequently to classical, especially chamber music. It helped open a whole new world for me. It's wonderful to see/hear it again after so long. Thank you!
I love with every classical or whatever type of genre song you fling at Disney, they can still find a way to make a masterpiece of colors and characters that just fit so well with the music itself. 😁
@jbpolhamus My mother took me to see this feature when I was 10. I was already hooked on BG, but this really knocked my lights out, so to speak. THe Disney cartoonists were in top form when they did this, but Benny and the guys steal the show, especially on the last chorus. Takes the phrase, "the joy of playing", to previously unattained heights.
though velocity of songs changed to get into fast running pictures , Benny Goodman certainly was one of the most known high-tech. musicians on RAGTIME..amazing tunes. I myself was studying Benny Goodman,s varyfied Improvising Patterns. Did help a lot to get along with other popular tunes to be right on the ball by playing without knowing the tunes really.
At lot of us had our first introduction to jazz and other fine music through innovative cartoons like this one from Disney -- I also remember hearing all kinds of fabulous music through classic Warner Brothers cartoons like Bugs Bunny, etc.
1:03-Dig the half naked lady fingers on the piano!! 1:50-Clarinet vs bass fiddle......my money's on the bass fiddle! 2:02-I keep thinking that bass drum is going to crush them all! Run instruments run!! 2:32-Love how the piano's keys become water to put out the fire and the clarinet turns into a fish!! A fine example of bebop jazz! Been thinking a lot about this piece and the cartoon recently, although I have no idea why! Maybe because they're both so dang catchy and memorable!
Disney is incapable of anything so joyous now. Take a look at "Fantasia 2000"...there isn't a moment in that movie that makes your pulse quicken like this does.
Great stuff indeed! Thinking of how many hours of hard work must be behind some minutes of flowing music and movie, helps me to understand the intensity of the pictures. It's so much fun watching. Thx a lot 4 sharing!!!
that's teddy wilson....a little faster tempo than usual-great stuff!sid weiss (b), cozy cole (d), teddy wilson(p), bg (c).......looks like disney's fantasia animators were doing the magic...
The FANTASIA comparison is closer than you think; had that film been successful Disney planned to reissue FANTASIA on a regular basis, with new segments added and older ones dropped to keep the thing fresh. That never happened owing to World War II and the tremendous expense of FANTASIA (the music-related costs alone were over a million, and not many theaters installed the expensive sound system designed for the movie) which left Disney with a bunch of music-themed sequences that had been animated for the FANTASIA reissue. These eventually were used in a series of anthology films Disney issued in the late 'Forties, including MELODY TIME, FUN AND FANCY FREE, and MAKE MINE MUSIC, which is where "After "You've Gone" comes from. Those anthology films are pretty much forgotten today (they didn't reappear periodically in theaters the way the fairy tale films did) but they contain some wonderful moments, and "After You've Gone" is one of those. FANTASIA did eventually get an updated reissue, as FANTASIA 2000, but that experiment has not been revisited since.
Many sections from the movie were on walt Disney presents shows hosted by walt Disney and Professor Ludwig von Drake. One thing about Disney films like this one and others is you'll recognize some people that appeared other movies, like Dumbo, Alice in wonderland, Melody Time and many more.
@@thesnuggler9606 Well it was for a few years. Then once Gene left after an argument with Goodman, Goodman hired Davy Tough, Louie Bellson, Cozy Cole, Morey Field and even Krupa himself once he got out of jail.
The map that professor owl showed on the program Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom had the name of the famous silly symphony Music land. Also I think he should know that some of the show was Disney sing along songs. I also thought he should know that both cartoons that he was in won academy awards and they were released in the same year as Peter pan.
@giopagoda My favorite part of Fantasia 2000 is Rhapsody in Blue, for the music, animation, and plot (I love how the central characters end up helping each other out without even knowing about each other).
@jbpolhamus i've found it in the web, looking for the italian title (musica maestro), but I guess you can find it by its original name "make mine music" :)
Nah from 1:20 is the best part if you ignore the animation. Benny Goodmans solo is god like Benny Goodman is a god like being Benny Goodman is a god he always will be he is omniscient and omnipotent on the clarinet!😂
Jasey Studios don’t get me wrong the beginning and the effective intro and I also love the animation and how well it ties with the music and the art style
Not to mention the piano fingers which are literally drawn to look like two naked bottom halves of ladies! You can't look at that and say there isn't anything deliberately sexual about that!
Can't stop my foot from tapping, hands playing air drums and goosebumps from bouncing up and down my arms and legs. I'm 69 now and loved this stuff since i was 10. Never get tired of it.
Make Mine Music did aired on Disney Channel back a few time in the 1980s. Before it was on the shelf's in stores on vhs and dvd on June 6, 2000.
This movie... Make Mine Music brings back sooo much nostalgia!!! My childhood right here!!!
i'm a '95 boy and have to say: That's one of the coolest thing i've ever seen. Why the hell are there no other clips like this on the tv ? The world gets modern, but not everything that is modern is better ..
‘96 boy agreeing with you wholeheartedly!
@@joelwenhardt7702 '96 girl agreeing as well. ^^
I’m literally only 13, and I still agree! People of any age can appreciate the quality of this!
@@flippyfrogman haha i'm 26 now and i must say there are a lot of cool clips today too often even more creative. the thing is that the ones from today are no longer main stream while the ones from the past were so it might seem like they no longer exist but you have to actively look for them.
It's hard to believe that much music is coming from just FOUR people!! Man, those cats were cool, and could really swing! I think this is my favorite segment of Make Mine Music, which is a genius movie in it's own right. Love it!
Surreal jazz wonderland.
Takes my breath away every time. Love it.
this is by far one of the coolest things I've ever seen...
This was back when music was by musicians and a cartoon was a hand drawn work of art. Thank you so much for this wonderful gift!
Probably my favorite segment in the movie. It’s so quick and fast paced, but every second has so much energy to it, and the animation is just amazing.
I was 15 whenI first heard this, some 65 years ago. I thought WOW! there is music out there so much more rewarding than the pop stuff I was used to. I became a fan of BG's Trio and Quartet, and subsequently to classical, especially chamber music. It helped open a whole new world for me. It's wonderful to see/hear it again after so long. Thank you!
That's jazz, Roger!
I love with every classical or whatever type of genre song you fling at Disney, they can still find a way to make a masterpiece of colors and characters that just fit so well with the music itself. 😁
@jbpolhamus My mother took me to see this feature when I was 10. I was already hooked on BG, but this really knocked my lights out, so to speak. THe Disney cartoonists were in top form when they did this, but Benny and the guys steal the show, especially on the last chorus. Takes the phrase, "the joy of playing", to previously unattained heights.
this is by far the coolest thing I have ever HEARD. of eternal essence as far as I'm concerned.
Benny - the absolute master of the clarinet!
though velocity of songs changed to get into fast running pictures , Benny Goodman certainly was one of the most known high-tech. musicians on RAGTIME..amazing tunes. I myself was studying Benny Goodman,s varyfied Improvising Patterns. Did help a lot to get along with other popular tunes to be right on the ball by playing without knowing the tunes really.
Benny does things that don't seem possible!
At lot of us had our first introduction to jazz and other fine music through innovative cartoons like this one from Disney -- I also remember hearing all kinds of fabulous music through classic Warner Brothers cartoons like Bugs Bunny, etc.
Goosebumps.Oh that lower register work!!!
Psychedelic!
ME ENCANTA ESTO SI ES MUSICA CUANTAS IDEAS FLUYEN INCREIBLE
SUPER!
I absolutely love the song
Sublime
Wooow
1:03-Dig the half naked lady fingers on the piano!! 1:50-Clarinet vs bass fiddle......my money's on the bass fiddle! 2:02-I keep thinking that bass drum is going to crush them all! Run instruments run!! 2:32-Love how the piano's keys become water to put out the fire and the clarinet turns into a fish!! A fine example of bebop jazz! Been thinking a lot about this piece and the cartoon recently, although I have no idea why! Maybe because they're both so dang catchy and memorable!
oh well the good old times :D
i love this
Wow! FIve "5 out of 5"! :D
really creative
this is a certified CLASSIC!
Disney is incapable of anything so joyous now. Take a look at "Fantasia 2000"...there isn't a moment in that movie that makes your pulse quicken like this does.
1:20 if you stop focusing on the animation and just listen to the complexity of Benny Goodman’s solo on the clarinet it will honestly blow you away!!!
Teddy Wilson actually has two separate melodies going in his solo...
Excellent
Great stuff indeed! Thinking of how many hours of hard work must be behind some minutes of flowing music and movie, helps me to understand the intensity of the pictures. It's so much fun watching. Thx a lot 4 sharing!!!
Brilliant
Mrphilharmonic according to wikipedia, and this short's titles, the pianist is Teddy Wilson :)
Fantastic music.
Fantastic animation.
This made my day!
that parachute moment is crazy good
Bravo! 🙌 Now that's art!
also this animation is 78 years old and the animation is still smoooth as my hardwood floor
Kolosali!Thank You!
Ya like jazz?
No, that's not good... (Whispers to himself...) Here she comes. Speak, you fool... (Loudly...) Um... Hi...
Man this is a catchy tune! :D
Super video and great music - thanks for sharing !
that's teddy wilson....a little faster tempo than usual-great stuff!sid weiss (b), cozy cole (d), teddy wilson(p), bg (c).......looks like disney's fantasia animators were doing the magic...
+Evan McElfresh Magic, indeed!
The FANTASIA comparison is closer than you think; had that film been successful Disney planned to reissue FANTASIA on a regular basis, with new segments added and older ones dropped to keep the thing fresh. That never happened owing to World War II and the tremendous expense of FANTASIA (the music-related costs alone were over a million, and not many theaters installed the expensive sound system designed for the movie) which left Disney with a bunch of music-themed sequences that had been animated for the FANTASIA reissue. These eventually were used in a series of anthology films Disney issued in the late 'Forties, including MELODY TIME, FUN AND FANCY FREE, and MAKE MINE MUSIC, which is where "After "You've Gone" comes from. Those anthology films are pretty much forgotten today (they didn't reappear periodically in theaters the way the fairy tale films did) but they contain some wonderful moments, and "After You've Gone" is one of those. FANTASIA did eventually get an updated reissue, as FANTASIA 2000, but that experiment has not been revisited since.
Many sections from the movie were on walt Disney presents shows hosted by walt Disney and Professor Ludwig von Drake. One thing about Disney films like this one and others is you'll recognize some people that appeared other movies, like Dumbo, Alice in wonderland, Melody Time and many more.
Also if you get the book the art of Walt Disney there's a picture from there.
You can't beat the combo of Benny Goodman on clarinet and Gene Krupa on drums. Excellent.
I think it’s actually Cozy Cole on drums
@@Joshster-si6ov Really? I always thought it was Krupa.
@@thesnuggler9606 Well it was for a few years. Then once Gene left after an argument with Goodman, Goodman hired Davy Tough, Louie Bellson, Cozy Cole, Morey Field and even Krupa himself once he got out of jail.
@@Joshster-si6ov Thanks dude. I learned something today!
@@thesnuggler9606 You're welcome! :)
Happy 65th Anniversary, Disneyland!
My Cartoon Is Titled Starbucks’s Best Brother Starting: Danny Kaye, Nelson Eddy, And Sterling Holleway.
Segmento dirigido por Joshua meador , que também animou os efeitos de animação em willie , a baleia cantora ( sagmento final do filme ) .
The map that professor owl showed on the program Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom had the name of the famous silly symphony Music land. Also I think he should know that some of the show was Disney sing along songs. I also thought he should know that both cartoons that he was in won academy awards and they were released in the same year as Peter pan.
Me: (Watches ENTIRE video...)
Also Me: "Mickey, this isn't weed..."
So I believe that part of the movie really goes to Stratford Square Mall.
music for the clarinet part would be great :)
Kdance013 writing that out would be very tricky - that is a lifetime of playing experience you can't just put on paper!
Lol I remember this animation used for DTV’s intro
Este solo de clarinete te parte la cabeza ....... el uruguayo
ACID JAZZ)
Go home, instruments. You're drunk!
Can't help but say it but..... Go Cat Go!!!!!
@giopagoda
My favorite part of Fantasia 2000 is Rhapsody in Blue, for the music, animation, and plot (I love how the central characters end up helping each other out without even knowing about each other).
♥
BG 4 evah!
I believe some of this is on DTV. But on a different segment along DTV romancin.
@jbpolhamus i've found it in the web, looking for the italian title (musica maestro), but I guess you can find it by its original name "make mine music" :)
Disney's Music for Everybody (300 Subscribers Special)
If you guys like this, try searching "The Storm by Yanni" ;) fast orchestra of music.
that's a real Dali 1:19 :D
You're someone who DISNEY pay attention!!!! (You have to understand Scottish to 'get' this joke!) IT'S WALT DISNEY!! Der!!!
Who made the animation?
It was from a not so famous Disney movie that had many short films called Make Mine Music (1946)
0:15-0:23 BEST PART
Nah from 1:20 is the best part if you ignore the animation. Benny Goodmans solo is god like Benny Goodman is a god like being Benny Goodman is a god he always will be he is omniscient and omnipotent on the clarinet!😂
Build it break it fix it don’t get me wrong I love the solo but the animation ties it together for me
Jasey Studios don’t get me wrong the beginning and the effective intro and I also love the animation and how well it ties with the music and the art style
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That clarinet is the most phallic clarinet I have ever seen.
heather4him You seem to be preoccupied with unhealthy limits of primary functions of the human anatomy.
Not to mention the piano fingers which are literally drawn to look like two naked bottom halves of ladies! You can't look at that and say there isn't anything deliberately sexual about that!
I'd love to know who's playing the piano. It's almost like Art Tatum. Some of the runs sound very much like his style.
Teddy Wilson
@@gerardoortizmedrano6373 Yup. Both the greatest, each in their own ways.
@@bobdillaber1195
Indeed !!
these guys just did whatever the fuck they wanted to didnt they, wizards
Ruairi Paxman Why is it that Americans seem to have a base talent for vulgar expressions.
youll have to go ask an american my friend
軽快な音楽と楽しいアニメーション。
日本では終戦直後。
強国アメリカを感じさせますね。
これじゃ勝てないワケだよ。
I wonder if there's in italian...
lol 1:27-1:30