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GhibliLover92 β Nutcracker Fantasy
Published: 2016-10-11 14:02:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 2204; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 2
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Here's Nutcracker Fantasy, with the characters from the original story and ballet.Nutcracker Fantasy (c) Sanrio / Takeo Nakamura / Shintaro Tsuji / Pyotr Tchaikovsky/ E. T. A. Hoffman
Art (c) me
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Awesome to see fanart of Nutcracker fantasy. I loved this film ever since I was 16.
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Really? Thanks!
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Anytime . When I was 16 I was really into obscure animation. I also saw Sanrio's other works such as The Ringing Bell, Metamorphosis, The adventures of Unico, The Mouse and his Child, and live action film The Glacier Fox .
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Really? Me too, except The Glacier Fox
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Very amazing piece, good to see The Nutcracker once again.
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Mine is pleasure, Leslie.
I still listen to the music every nowΒ & then.
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Good. I like Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy, Tea from China, and others
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Always good to hear, besides I remembered you telling me those last year.
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Yes that's right
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*nods*
I love the overture, the march, the sugarplum fairy dance, the Russian dance, and so forth.
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*nods*
It is still one of my favorite ballets I've ever listened to in classical music.
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Good to hear that
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Yes.
I wish I would go see the ballet on stage in real life, that'd be most charming.
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That'll be cool
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I agree.
I remembered the first time listening to The Nutcracker but it was in Fantasia. haha
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You listen to classical, too?
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Awesome.
Any favorite composers of classical I may ask?
I have a lot myself such as: Liszt, Tchaikovsky, Wagner, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Verdi, Mussorgsky, & Stravinsky.
(Listening to this right now. www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdH1hS⦠Can you guess what that tune was in used?)
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Dunno. Really? I'll try.
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Sure.
(I'll give you hint for this tune: This was used in a TOm & Jerry short & a live-action-meets-animation film.)
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(Yes. You'll notice during the second half of the tune once you listen to it.)
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Hope you listening to it now.
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It's pretty good
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Nice, glad you love it.
(It was actually from a TomΒ & Jerry short titled The Cat Concerto and from Who Framed Roger Rabbit?.)
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