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Walt Disney Treasures Silly Symphonies [CC] [DVDRip] [phoenix] mazysnuthouse org

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Walt Disney Treasures - Silly Symphonies - The Historical Musical Animations

The Silly Symphonies were a series of musically-themed animated shorts that launched in 1929 and ended exactly ten years later in 1939. Disney's chief composer Carl Stalling (who would later reach even greater fame as the main Looney Tunes composer for Warner Bros.) began to grow weary of writing music to match the pre-determined action and gags of the animation in his early shorts. Stalling prompted the concept of animation dictated by the flow of music instead. With this, Walt eventually produced a line of unique, unrelated animated shorts known as the Silly Symphonies. Shown before the feature film along with newsreels and serials, the Symphonies did not feature known cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse and the concept was a slow start with Walt's distributor at the time. Eventually, though, the shorts found success with the public; even egregious popularity, as was the case with Three Little Pigs.


The Symphonies were also developed with another purpose in mind - as a "training ground" for early Disney animators to experiment with new concepts and techniques such as the Technicolor process, speed lines to indicate acceleration, the multiplane camera, and much more. These shorts proved to be a valuable resource and learning experience for the studio staff,
especially before the production of their first feature-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Ironically, Snow White's success caused the eventual retirement of the Symphony shorts; as animated feature films became the future of the studio, the shorts that had served their technical purpose were ended two years after the arrival of the ebony-haired princess.

[1929] The Skeleton Dance [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1931] Birds of a Feather [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1931] Egyptian Melodies [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1931] Mother goose Melodies [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1931] The Busy Beavers [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1931] The China Plate [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1931] The Ugly Duckling [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1932] Babes in the Woods [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1932] Flowers and Trees [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1932] Just Dogs [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1933] Father Noah's Ark [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1933] Lullaby Land [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1933] Three Little Pigs [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] Funny Little Bunnies [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] Peculiar Penguins [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] The Big Bad Wolf [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] The Flying Mouse [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] The Grasshopper and the Ants [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] The Wise Little Hen [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1934] Three Little Wolves [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] Music Land [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] The Cookie Carnival [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] The Golden Touch [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] The Robber Kitten [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] The Tortoise and the Hare [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] Water Babies [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1935] Who Killed Cock Robin [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1936] Elmer Elephant [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1936] Mother Pluto [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1936] The Country Cousin [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1936] Toby Tortoise Returns [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1937] The Old Mill [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1937] Woodland Cafe [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1938] Farmyard Symphony [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1938] Wynken, Blynken and Nod [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1939] The Practical Pig [phoenix] [CC].avi
[1939] Ugly Duckling [phoenix] [CC].avi





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General : D:ripssilly Series 01Walt Disney Treasures - Silly Symphonies [CC] [DVDRip] [phoenix][1937] The Old Mill.avi
Format : AVI at 1 383 Kbps
Length : 85 MiB for 8mn 35s 520ms

Video #0 : MPEG-4 Visual at 1 269 Kbps
Aspect : 480 x 368 (1.304) at 25.000 fps

Audio #0 : MPEG Audio at 101 Kbps
Infos : 2 channels, 48.0 KHz
Language : en



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Early on, the Walt Disney Treasures content received a deluxe treatment in their restoration and presentation. Silly Symphonies illustrates that; for 70-year-old content, all of the shorts look "durn good!" All are presented in their original Academy ratio, and though typical print artifacts remain on many shorts (small scratches, grain, etc.), the overall sharpness and clarity of colors is wonderful to behold. A good thing, too - many of the Symphonies were produced in the early days of the 3-strip Technicolor process, and for that reason several experiment with the lush color combinations that the technique offered. The results were brilliant, vivid color shorts that retained their beauty well on the DVD.

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