A concert violinist gives a band of alley cats a command performance — but is there more to this virtuoso than meets the eye? Find out in the charming cartoon Fantasia dei Gatti, found by Thérèse B.
12 thoughts on “Feline Fantasia”
Comments are closed.
“There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats.” Albert Schweitzer
Lovely! It reminds me of the Disney animated movies of my childhood.
I began to wonder about the feline-osity of the player when his shadow had cat ears.
Yes, and at the beginning where the cat’s eyes peeked out from his shadow.
I love this and charming indeed! This is a promo video for a new recording released this month so you can certainly see his warmth, personality, sense of humour and creativity within it! Here is a the wiki link for Augustin Hadelich– interesting life thus far including an awful injury from a fire at his family’s home in Italy– and I vote men of cutetropolis calendar material for sure! Thank you Thérèse for sharing!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustin_Hadelich
How utterly lovely! Thank you, Thérèse, and Mike!
I’m not sure how much rum I’ve had tonight but I can’t find my shirt and that says enough. Tomorrow’s probably going to suck, but in the mean time I have a message for you: you are all wonderful in your own unique way. You deserve to be happy. Don’t let the world get you down.
Now have some American Music https://youtu.be/eYKbDH5qGJM
And the same to you!! LOL!!
I recommend Stillwrights Spiced Rum. But enough till just before you can’t find your shirt. I glad you are a happy drunk.
-goes to lightly pat BFB on the shoulder, but refrains so as not to jostle the hangover-
The video was a joy to watch. Thank you Mike and Thérèse B. I like that the es in your name make it look like a little face. 🙂
that was adorable Love the feline ballet and that ending twist, fun.
The cityscape reminds me so much of Shinbone Alley, one of my favorite videos from the early days of HBO and Cinemax. It’s a musical based on don marquis archy and mehitabel and it was co-written by Mel Brooks. If that isn’t enough to pique your interest, mehitabel is voiced by Carol Channing!
How absolutely wonderful! I smiled throughout.