Looney Tunes Musical Masterpieces (DVD)

So glad I was able to find this. Not only does it have on it my absolute favourite Looney Tunes, but others that I either don't remember or have never actually seen, which are also hilarious and absolute genius. And, as for the music, wonderful and I can imagine how this particular collection would be a great way to introduce children to such beautiful pieces of music from an early age. Laughter is for sure the best medicine and my husband and I are benefiting so much from being able to watch these whenever we want. The world could do with having more of such tnowadays. As always, great service and prompt delivery from Amazon.

I cannot tell you how much I enjoy this DVD. It arrived in excellent shape and continues to play despite its heavy usage.

A lot of Warner Bros cartoons had music but the ones on this DVD are some of the best. While these have been included in many of the collections this disk puts them all in one place. There are a couple, “Nelly’s Folly” and “High Note”, that I had never seen before. I am a long time Warner cartoons fan since I grew up in the 1940s and 50s when the cartoonists in “Termite Terrace” were at their peak. EPISODES 1 A Corny Concerto 2 Rabbit of Seville 3 One Froggy Evening 4 Rhapsody Rabbit 5 What's Opera, Doe? 6 Hillbilly Hare 7 Pizzicato Pussycat 8 Nelly's Folly 9 1 Love to Singa 10 Page Miss Glory 11 Katnip Kollege 12 High Note 13 Pigs in a Polka 14 Three Little Bops 15 Rhapsody in Rivets 16 Back Alley Oproar 17 Holiday for Shoes 18 Lights Fantastic

Michigan J Frog. Need I say more?

If you like Loony Tunes, this is a great buy For those of you who your introduction to Opera was Elmer Fudd singing 'Kill the Wabbit, "What's Opera Doc" is in this

Wonderfully amusing Warner Bros. cartoons - all with musical themes, primarily classical and jazz. Includes all the memorable Bugs Bunny operas and several gems I've never seen. Some of the older classics are nearly 80 years old and still very entertaining. Defines "timeless". Hours of laughter and amusement for a crowd usually absorbed in Pokemon episodes, and for their parents... Provides old school musical exposure difficult to find elsewhere these days without being boring or pedantic. Perfect for long road trips this summer.

Es un verdadero flashback a la infancia. Si gustas de la buena animación, debes tenerlo.

My sister and I grew up in the 50s, and these silly cartoons that we saw then are fun to see again. Who wouldn't enjoy seeing Michigan Jackson Frog's dancing antics? Definitely a delightful journey back in time.

I'm glad Warners finally put this out... I've been waiting a long time for an all-music themed Looney Tunes DVD to show my music classes at school. I only showed them a few cartoons and they really liked it. It also has a tribute to Carl Stalling, the composer, which is interesting to see for music classes. Whether we admit it or not, much of the classical repertoire of music we know has come to us through cartoons and films. In cartoons such as these, the music is right upfront. As with all Warner Brothers cartoons releases, the choices of cartoons is a mixed bag. There are truly some classics that are hilarious and there are also some lesser known cartoons. It's annoying because they've left out other classic music cartoons that really should be on here. If this DVD was half the price, I wouldn't mind. But it cost me almost $20, so I'm less impressed. Finally, I think most or all of the cartoons have already been released in the various collections made available over the years, so there may not be a reason for most collectors to get this DVD.