Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 Molto Vivace (Musical Frolics)

Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 Molto Vivace
Directed by	Don Towsley
Produced by	Aldo Boomer
Written by	Bill Phillips (as William Phillips) Noel Tucker
Animation by	Reuben Timmins Leighton Black Ed Friedman Al Eugster
Sound Effects	Fred Ginsberg (uncredited) Wesley Brasher (uncredited)
Music by	Eric Maddox
Production company(s)	Aldo Boomer Productions Inc.
Distributed by	Republic Pictures
Color Type	Technicolor
Country	United States
Language	English
Aspect Ratio	1.37:1
Sound Type	Mono: RCA Sound System

Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 Molto Vivace is a Aldo Boomer animated short film that was released in 1946.

Availability

• (2019) Streaming - FilmxshowsMAX Plus (Restored)

Notes

• Clocking at a total run-time of about 12 minutes 24 seconds and this is one of the longest-running Musical Frolics shorts ever produced.
• This is short is no voice.

Sound Effects Used

• Sound Ideas, AUTO, CRASH - LONG SKID AND CRASH (crash only)
• ALDO BOOMER - WEIRD WHIRLING ZIP
• ALDO BOOMER - CYMBAL CRASH

Characters

• Bruce Dog

Credits

• Director: Don Towsley
• Story: William Phillips, Noel Tucker
• Animation: Alfred Eugster, Leighton Black, Reuben Timmins, Ed Friedman
• Layouts: Terrell Stapp
• Backgrounds: Basil Halley
• Music: Eric Maddox, Ludwig van Beethoven (Symphony original; uncredited)

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