Fantasia Leopold Stokowski Deems Taylor James MacDonald (II) Walt Disney Paul J. Smith (III)

Fantasia [Original recording remastered] [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Leopold Stokowski、Deems Taylor、James MacDonald (II)、Walt Disney、Paul J. Smith (III) （Walt Disney Records）

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発売日：2001年7月31日(火)

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『ファンタジア』 (1940)

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Toccata And Fugue In D Minor - (by Bach)
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The Nutcracker Suite Op.71A: Chinese Dance
The Nutcracker Suite Op.71A: Dance Of The Reed Flutes
The Nutcracker Suite Op.71A: Arabian Dance
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Symphony No.6 ('Pastoral') Op.68: III. Allegro/IV. Allegro/V. Allegretto
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Ave Maria Op.52 No.6

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It's hard to believe now that Walt Disney's bold 1940 impressionistic experiment in wedding then-state-of-the-art animation with classical music was a rather resounding failure upon its release. The cliche proves the rule: Fantasia was decades ahead of its time (Disney even launched a "psychedelic"-themed rerelease campaign in the late '60s). It's even harder to fathom that then-Disney management spent over a million dollars in the early '80s replacing the muscular Leopold Stokowski score with a digitally recorded clone, then another undisclosed fortune to digitize Leo and put him back alongside Mickey at the conductor's podium in the '90s! This much-traveled Stokowski score will gain no points for subtlety (a symphonic Shaq attack is more like it), but it was Walt's first--and only!--choice and has never sounded better. --Jerry McCulley