Light fantastick

[french frank]

Oh God...you've just wrecked my fave Brandenburg. They might at least have had the 'dancers' in groups of 3 to reflect Bach's cunning plan. I shall not be able to program it again without Beryl Cook flashing (Oh God, even worse) before my eyes.

Serves you right for looking!!!

[Serial_Apologist]

Serves you right for looking!!!

I can remember my father relating how the Pegasi prancing around in Disney's "Fantasia" were, for him, the permanent ruination of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony.

[vinteuil]

I can remember my father relating how the Pegasi prancing around in Disney's "Fantasia" were, for him, the permanent ruination of Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony.

... snap! My father likewise...

[MrGongGong]

Looking at it without sound I'm reminded of Powerpoint presentations produced by (young, usually) techies who think that just because something can be done then it should be done.
:

Otherwise known as "cheesey wipes"

[ahinton]

Otherwise known as "cheesey wipes"

Mon Dieu! At least whoever put this together (together?) spared us the entire movement (of DSCH 10, that is). It's mildly amusing for about five bars at best, I suppose...

[greenilex]

I suppose anyone can be made to dance to anything in virtual reality.

You probably have to capture lights round wrists and ankles? Or fetlocks maybe?

Plural of Pegasus is a herd, anyway.

[Richard Barrett]

Otherwise known as "cheesey wipes"

Excellent. This is clearly the way to get young people interested in classical music.

[MrGongGong]

Excellent. This is clearly the way to get young people interested in classical music.

It's no where as good as sitting them in front of Metastasis

[greenilex]

In my first teaching job when all else failed I would sit them down with the Symphonie Fantastique and indulge in a bit of free writing/fantasising of our own. Surprising what eleven-year-olds can dream up about the witches' Sabbath idea.

Dancing was always involved.