Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - Fantasia (1940)

You're wrong, buddy.

I'm so sorry but TOCCATA is absolutely useless and wasted on all instruments apart from a full blown church organ, which is what is was designed for and sounds best on, btw. (please check out a church organ rendition) then say I was wrong...lol

This is so thrilling and mysterious :O
haha i love the classics, nowadays its all about mumbling words you don't even understand or just yelling them out.

@liana0420 no, fool. It's still about the music. You're just not listening to the right stuff.

uhhh i pretty much listen to everything and im just comparing them according to MY opinion dats all so dont be callin people fool

This short animation really is great.
Also from a musical point of view, it's really interesting to visualize each voice in the composition ascending or descending, being symbolized by different graphic elements.
Fantasia is still one of the most important movies I'v ever seen.

I still don't think I comprehend the visuals even now. Every time I watch it I see something new, or hear some nuance in the music I missed. It's all part of the adventure, I guess.

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Im not insulting you, just curious...

are you joking or do you actually have a phobia to the rite of spring?

The animation or the music?

Man, it's a real shame what we've come to today from this. There is ZERO appreciation for the arts, and mainstream music and culture is sewage.

No kidding!

Dam MTV!!