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| - || Mickey Mouse || Alpine Climbers The Band Concert Boat Builders Brave Little Tailor Canine Caddy Clock Cleaners Hawaiian Holiday The Little Whirlwind Lonesome Ghosts Magician Mickey Mickey and the Seal Mickey Down Under Mickey's Amateurs Mickey's Birthday Party Mickey's Circus Mickey's Delayed Date Mickey's Elephant Mickey's Fire Brigade Mickey's Garden Mickey's Grand Opera Mickey's Parrot Mickey's Polo Team Mickey's Rival Mickey's Trailer Moose Hunters Moving Day Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip The Nifty Nineties On Ice Orphan's Benefit Orphans' Picnic Playful Pluto Pluto's Christmas Tree Pluto's Dream House Pluto's Judgement Day Pluto's Party The Pointer R'Coon Dawg The Simple Things Society Dog Show Symphony Hour Thru the Mirror Tugboat Mickey The Whalers The Worm Turns || end ||
- thumb|227px The Band Concert es un cortometraje de Mickey Mouse estrenado en 1935. Es el primer cortometraje de Mickey Mouse a color.
- The Band Concert is a Walt Disney Silly Symphonies animated short film in which Mickey Mouse is the conductor of a band playing William Tell at the park. Despite trying to hold the music together while dealing with the antics of a fife playing Donald Duck, an annoying little bumble bee, and a raging typhoon, the band continuous playing. Despite that, personality and character animation shine through Mickey’s amazing facial design and the expressions of a frustrated conductor. Thus, in 1994 it was voted third of the 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time by members of the animation field.
- Mickey's orchestra is in performing a concert at the park. As the film opens they are being applauded for having just played music from Zampa. They next begin Rossini's William Tell overture. Mickey is first disturbed by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet playing and Paddy Pigs tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Later Donald Duck appears rolling a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream. Donald's voice disturbs Mickey as he can be heard over the music.
- Mickey's orchestra is in performing a concert at the park. As the film opens they are being applauded for having just played music from Zampa. They next begin Rossini's William Tell overture. Mickey is first disturbed by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet playing and Paddy Pig's tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Later Donald Duck appears rolling a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream. Donald's voice disturbs Mickey, as he can be heard over the music.
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| - || Mickey Mouse || Alpine Climbers The Band Concert Boat Builders Brave Little Tailor Canine Caddy Clock Cleaners Hawaiian Holiday The Little Whirlwind Lonesome Ghosts Magician Mickey Mickey and the Seal Mickey Down Under Mickey's Amateurs Mickey's Birthday Party Mickey's Circus Mickey's Delayed Date Mickey's Elephant Mickey's Fire Brigade Mickey's Garden Mickey's Grand Opera Mickey's Parrot Mickey's Polo Team Mickey's Rival Mickey's Trailer Moose Hunters Moving Day Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip The Nifty Nineties On Ice Orphan's Benefit Orphans' Picnic Playful Pluto Pluto's Christmas Tree Pluto's Dream House Pluto's Judgement Day Pluto's Party The Pointer R'Coon Dawg The Simple Things Society Dog Show Symphony Hour Thru the Mirror Tugboat Mickey The Whalers The Worm Turns || end ||
- thumb|227px The Band Concert es un cortometraje de Mickey Mouse estrenado en 1935. Es el primer cortometraje de Mickey Mouse a color.
- Mickey's orchestra is in performing a concert at the park. As the film opens they are being applauded for having just played music from Zampa. They next begin Rossini's William Tell overture. Mickey is first disturbed by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet playing and Paddy Pig's tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Later Donald Duck appears rolling a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream. Donald's voice disturbs Mickey, as he can be heard over the music. Donald then pulls out a small flute and hops up on stage uninvited. As the band is still playing the "Finale" segment, Donald begins playing "Turkey in the Straw" at the same tempo as the band. The entire band, seemingly unaware of themselves, begin to play Donald's song instead of the prepared music. Mickey angrily breaks Donald's flute, but he only produces another from his clothing. This continues for a while until it is discovered that Donald is carrying dozens of hidden flutes, some of which he seems to pull from thin air. After Donald has been kicked off stage, a bee comes along and harasses him. Donald fights the bee off and it goes on to bother the already agitated Mickey. Mickey's swatting of the bee is taken as a cue from the orchestra. Donald later throws ice cream at the bee, which catches Mickey in the crossfire. As Mickey plays Ranz des Vaches, Horace Horsecollar tries to kill the bee with a hammer but accidentally hits Goofy on the head, driving his head down into his jacket, but he continues playing his clarinet from inside it. Finally as Horace takes off his coat the band comes to the "Storm" segment of the overture which summons an actual tornado, prompting the audience and Donald to run for their lives. It sucks up everything in its path, even the pavilion on which the band is playing. But they are so used to distractions by this point that they continue to play from inside it. As it passes, the band members (except Horace and Mickey) are thrown into a tree and the overture comes to its natural conclusion. Yet by this time the only remaining audience member is Donald Duck, who applauds enthusiastically. He then produces one last flute and plays "Turkey in the Straw" again, but the band members throw their instruments at him.
- The Band Concert is a Walt Disney Silly Symphonies animated short film in which Mickey Mouse is the conductor of a band playing William Tell at the park. Despite trying to hold the music together while dealing with the antics of a fife playing Donald Duck, an annoying little bumble bee, and a raging typhoon, the band continuous playing. Directed by Wilfred Jackson and released on February 23, 1935, The Band Concert is the first Micky Mouse short in Technicolor. However, it spelled the beginning of the end for Mickey as a solo star. The short included other Disney characters such as Donald Duck, Goofy, Clarabelle Cow, Horace Horsecollar, Pete Pig, and Paddy Pig. Despite that, personality and character animation shine through Mickey’s amazing facial design and the expressions of a frustrated conductor. Thus, in 1994 it was voted third of the 50 Greatest Cartoons of all time by members of the animation field.
- Mickey's orchestra is in performing a concert at the park. As the film opens they are being applauded for having just played music from Zampa. They next begin Rossini's William Tell overture. Mickey is first disturbed by Peter Pig's vibrato trumpet playing and Paddy Pigs tuba playing Prelude: Dawn. Later Donald Duck appears rolling a vendor cart through the audience selling lemonade, popcorn, and ice cream. Donald's voice disturbs Mickey as he can be heard over the music. Donald then pulls out a small flute and hops up on stage uninvited. As the band is still playing the "Finale" segment, Donald begins playing "Turkey in the Straw" at the same tempo as the band. The entire band, seemingly unaware of themselves, begin to play Donald's song instead of the prepared music. Mickey angrily breaks Donald's flute, but he only produces another from his clothing. This continues for a while until it is discovered that Donald is carrying dozens of hidden flutes, some of which he seems to pull from thin air. After Donald has been kicked off stage, a bee comes along and harasses him. Donald fights the bee off and it goes on to bother the already agitated Mickey. Mickey's swatting of the bee is taken as a cue from the orchestra. Donald later throws ice cream at the bee which catches Mickey in the crossfire. As Mickey plays Ranz des Vaches, Horace Horsecollar tries to kill the bee with a hammer but hits Goofy on the head and he is seen headless. Finally as Horace takes off his coat the band comes to the "Storm" segment of the overture which summons an actual tornado, prompting the audience and Donald to run for their lives. It sucks up everything in its path, even the pavilion on which the band is playing. But they are so used to distractions by this point that they continue to play from inside it. As it passes, they (except Horace and Mickey) are thrown into a tree and the overture comes to its natural conclusion. Yet by this time the only remaining audience member is Donald Duck who applauds enthusiastically. He then produces one last flute and plays "Turkey in the Straw" again, but the band members throw their instruments at him.
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