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56:50 Das Licht des Himmels

I've been searching for this forever 😂

This is a very beautiful version, but the one from 1940... in fact the entire work from 1940 is unsurpassed until now. In this old version the choirs sounds as if they came from heaven, and the female choir is beyond beautiful

I saw the Papermill Playhouse production in 2015 and I was not pleased with it at all. I tried to accept the changes but couldn’t. I would wish to have seen a straightforward stage version of the Disney film rather than a new adaptation of the Hugo book featuring the songs from the film. I think the original Berlin production was much better. I would suggest that in the future if Disney wishes to revisit the idea of adapting the 1996 underrated cult favorite, I suggest using the script from the 1999 Berlin production but putting it in English. The one change I would ask is to re-write the ending so it could match the ending of the Disney movie. While I see people praise the ending of the two productions because it’s closer to the book, a person on a blog wrote a reasonable point as to why the ending of both productions doesn’t work. It said that the circumstances in the book are different than in these stage adaptations and that it makes no sense that Quasimodo would save Esmeralda, but she still died and that he didn’t have to kill Frollo and that he briefly mourns their deaths but still goes out to achieve his wish for acceptance. The one aspect I admit would be a challenge is how to defeat Frollo since it would be rather impossible to perform the climactic fight on the parapets of Notre Dame on stage. I remember the stage adaptation of Tarzan cut the entire climax and instead, the villain was locked up for shooting Kerchak. But there could be another idea. Also, I couldn’t stand Quasimodo’s voice in this. Try sitting through 2 hours of a character talking in a strangled slur. I couldn’t. At least in the Berlin production, he spoke in a normal voice but instead in simple sentences that became articulate when he sang. That can be acceptable.

The orchestral music in this version is leagues better than the American production

Tire Hissing like a snake 🐍 6:08 6:11 6:34 6:36 6:45 6:47 7:29 7:32 7:41 8:32 8:32 8:36 8:37 8:38 8:39 8:41 8:42 8:42 8:43 8:43 8:44 8:45 8:46 8:47

Sad 😭 5:36 8:57

What a glorious production. They certainly don’t make em like this anymore.

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《荒山之夜˙幻想曲》中，教堂飄來的鐘聲，不是弗朗茨·舒伯特的《聖母頌》，仍是穆索爾斯基的《荒山之夜》，光點更甚黑影為1600年的黑暗時期而馬克思謂之1800年。反雅斯培的《歷史的起源與目標》樞軸突破，乃有文藝復興啟蒙運動科學革命工業革命資本主義政治革命社會革命(反M型化社會)冷戰新冷戰《魔鬼終結者》2023SDGs墓誌銘！(In "Night on Bald Mountain: Fantasia", the bells floating from the church are not Franz Schubert's "Ave Maria", but Mussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain", and the light spots are even darker. The shadow is the dark period of 1600 and Marx called it 1800. The anti-Jaspers "Origins and Goals of History" pivot breakthrough is the Renaissance, Enlightenment, Scientific Revolution, Industrial Revolution, Capitalism, Political Revolution, Social Revolution (anti-M-shaped society), Cold War, New Cold War, "Terminator", 2023 SDGs epitaph !)

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this piece of music is not a "song". Use this term for pop music.

Hello muddah, hello fadduh, here I’ve sat through 12 minutes of wonduh.

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Ave Maria really gives your mind some peace. It’s so peaceful

8 GODDAMN CHAINS

Who do you think was the better playwright for the stage adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame: James Lapine or Peter Parnell?

0:00 - Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy 2:41 - Chinese Dance 3:50 - Dance of the Reed Flutes 5:36 - Arabian Dance 8:59 - Russian Dance 10:02 - Waltz of the Flowers

The transition from that satanic tone to that angelic tone is just amazing. Literally a 360 turn of emotions. From fear and terror to peace and comfort. It's basically God reminding us he is always here in the midst of evil and chaos. The dawn of a new day reigns over the dark night.

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“Edward! You come!” *grabs and puts him in a bear hug and picks him up In every Ed Wood documentary I’ve come across I have never anyone - ANYONE - say a bad thing about Tor. He seemed a sweet and gentle giant.

Most underrated game to ever exist

Loved this film bet they had some laffs doing it..

This version was so much better than the one they used in the film! Beautiful!!!

My only minor nitpick is that I wish the bell rings were louder. Or started off soft and got louder. Like how it sounds in the movie.

The Ave Maria segment helps me to access the state of being I felt during a near death experience I had at 6. The sheer beauty of divinities love for all of us can be heard in this version of the song.

I think the Irwin Kostal version of the Nutcracker Suite was amazing. I think I read in a Wikipedia article saying that this soundtrack was needed because of the issues in the original Stokowski version.

Anyone noticed that they actually used Mussorgsky's original score instead of Stokowski's arrangement, not to mention that the ending of this version of Ave Maria was different than the original 1940 version? I still really like this 1982 version though.

I remember growing up watching Disney's Fantasia, and I absolutely loved hearing the classical music pieces they used! I don't understand why the 1956 sound master was going wrong. What was the cause of that? I really like this version though, and how they added the Harpsichord to the instrumentation.

Irwin KOSTAL Isolated Score Toccata and Fugue

There is a major difference between this version and the Stokowski version, the bit at 5:18 in the Stokowski version only had cellos and woodwind instruments, but in this version they wanted to have a more fantastical variation with adding more instruments as well as a bit of elements to the Toccata and Fugue itself, because you typically hear the organ version of this piece around Halloween, i hear that part of it at 5:30

This song bobs

Tor's actor picking up Johnny off the ground like a child is the seratonin boost I didn't know I needed but here we are.

I absolutely adore this segment so much, I don’t even watch the rest of the movie 😅!

Her voice doesn't fit with the melody imo..

You cannot have darkness without the light and vice versa.

I'm so annoyed that the English adaptation of this didn't make its away to broadway instead they gave us frozen

Irwin KOSTAL Isolated Score Night on Bald 👨‍🦲 Mountain 🏔/Ave Maria (Unused Music 🎼)

Frollo thought he was protecting Quasimodo but really it was poor Quasimodo needed protecting from Frollo

This was amazing loved it growing up that and still is my favourite movie best Disney movie ever and omg I so loved Quasimodo and I had all the merchandise I could get my hands on still got it somewhere apart from the VHS wore out 3 tapes I was told and thought I’m a redhead myself I used to dress as Esmeralda at Halloween or one of the gypsies from the movie but I was obsessed with it recently got the Disney store anniversary collectors Esmeralda doll and Iv been to Paris twice and seen Notre Damn and heard it’s bells ring and among all the chatter heard the name Quasimodo mentioned a few times that was late as 2018 but still a, a fan and I always wanted to meet Disneys character Quasimodo in the Disney park as I have a big hug waiting on him still love Quasi

Creepy

If Doom Slayer fights Chernabog from Night on Bald Mountain, who would win?

I feel like the corruption will slowly destroy my sanity 😅

That's my favorite segment in Fantasia because it teaches you about evil and what it does.

This is definitely my least favorite segment in the film. Whenever I’m watching it by myself, I always skip over it to the grand finale

Irwin Kostal Isolated Score Pastoral Symphony (Beethoven Music)

This theme sounds so unsettling. For some reason it makes me think of coming across a town that's slowly dying of the plague.

"You're a fucking mess." Okay *AMBER HEARD*

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