In 1936, Walt Disney felt that the Disney studio's star character Mickey Mouse needed a boost in popularity. He decided to feature the mouse in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, a deluxe cartoon short based on the 1797 poem written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and set to the 1897 orchestral piece by Paul Dukas inspired by the original tale.[14] The concept of matching animation to classical music was used as early as 1928 in Disney's cartoon series, the Silly Symphonies, but he wanted to go beyond the usual slapstick, and produce shorts where "sheer fantasy unfolds ... action controlled by a musical pattern has great charm in the realm of unreality."[15][16] Upon receiving the rights to use the music by the end of July 1937,[17] Disney considered using a well-known conductor to record the music for added prestige. He happened to meet Leopold Stokowski, conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra since 1912, at Chasen's restaurant in Hollywood, and talked about his plans for the short. Stokowski recalled that he did "like the music"; was happy to collaborate on the project, and offered to conduct the piece at no cost.[18]
Over 1,000 artists and technicians were used in the making of Fantasia,[41] which features more than 500 animated characters.[42] Segments were color-keyed scene by scene so the colors in a single shot would harmonize between preceding and following ones.[43] Before a segment's narrative pattern was complete, an overall color scheme was designed to the general mood of the music, and patterned to correspond with the development of the subject matter.[43] The studio's character model department sculpted three-dimensional clay models so the animators could view their subject from all angles.[44] The live action scenes were filmed using the three-strip Technicolor process, while the animated segments were shot in successive yellow, cyan and magenta-exposed frames. The different pieces of film were then spliced together to form a complete print.[45] A multiplane camera that could handle seven levels, three more than the studio's original model, was built specifically for the film.[46] Fantasia has 3,500 feet of multiplane footage, more than Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio combined.[47]
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In 2021, both films, along with the 2018 compilation Celebrating Mickey, a collection of 13 Mickey Mouse shorts, were reissued on DVD, Blu-ray, and digitally as part of the U.S. Disney Movie Club exclusive The Best of Mickey Collection.[165] They were also released for the first time on multiple U.S. purchased streaming platforms, including Movies Anywhere and its retailers.[166][167]
Like the landscape garden, fantasias tenuously balance between the extremes of the beautiful and the sublime. They idle between underlying coherence and surface disruption. Richards points out that though central to contemporary musical conceptions, the influence of the picturesque aesthetic has been overlooked in recent scholarship on eighteenth-century music.
Looking through the lens of the picturesque aesthetic allows for a new way of listening to the fantasia and understanding its peculiarities through precisely the startling and disruptive elements that have baffled critics.
we see that Bach persists in the most precise orderliness even in the diminution of a free fantasia, and he conceals this orderliness purely for the sake of the fantasia under the guise of disorder; it is precisely this which constitutes the inimitable of his art. (page 42)
In the last 25 years we have displaced much of our culture, labor and recordkeeping into the digital domain. Whether or not this displacement is a lateral or hierarchical split remains to be seen. But while the digital turn has vastly enriched many lives, it has also amplified divides, accelerated inequalities, elevated the possibility of historical amnesia and brought us new and onerous forms of labor. At the same time, digital emergence is feeding a renaissance of physical media, a revival of the handmade and an analog culture that consciously looks forward rather than to the past. The simplistic opposition of digital progress and analog nostalgia is giving way to a new vision of hybridity. Paraphrasing the artist/writer Jen Bervin, we now realize that analog and digital media each have different jobs to do. How do their actual affordances map onto spectra of quality and value? Centered on the archival record and the production of culture as models for social imagination, this illustrated talk suggests how actionable strategies that look beyond physical/virtual, rich media/poor media and algorithm/assembly can aspire to redistribute power and heal digital wounds.
Artist Shona Illingworth is Director of Graduate Studies in the School of Music and Fine Art. She works across sound, film, video, photography, drawing and painting. Major works using moving image and/or sound, take the form of gallery based and site specific installation. Her work combines interdisciplinary research (particularly with emerging neuropsychological models of memory and critical approaches to memory studies) with publicly engaged practice. Her work has been exhibited widely, including at the Museum of Modern Art, Bologna, the Wellcome Collection, London, the National Museum, Tirana and Interaccess Electronic Media Arts Centre, Toronto and she has received high profile commissions from Film and Video Umbrella, the Hayward Gallery, London and Channel 4 Television.
However, the physiological interpretation of HRV as a marker of ANS activity may be blurred since several factors could affect how intrinsic pacemaker cells and ANS activity are expressed in HRV (Yaniv et al., 2014a). The nonlinear relationship between temporal and complexity HRV indices with respect to HR has been addressed emphasizing the importance of attenuating this effect (Zaza and Lombardi, 2001; Platisa and Gal, 2006; Monfredi et al., 2014; Yaniv et al., 2014b). Furthermore, different mathematical models have demonstrated a relationship between HRV amplitude and HR correcting it (Chiu et al., 2003; Meste et al., 2005; Bailn et al., 2011; Sacha, 2014; Billman et al., 2015). HR correction effect on HRV analysis was studied to predict risk mortality (Pradhapan et al., 2014). Non linear indices, such as correlation dimension, sample, and approximate entropy, are computed over linearly detrended and normalized series so this effect is already compensated for (Osaka et al., 1993; Pincus et al., 1993; Porta et al., 2007; Voss et al., 2009; Bolea et al., 2014a). Despite this normalization, HR may still influence nonlinear HRV indices due to the fact that HR is the intrinsic sampling rate of HRV signal. This implies that the amount of information captured during the same time interval depends on HR. The dependence of nonlinear indices on data length has already been reported (Havstad and Ehlers, 1989), and some studies have computed nonlinear HRV indices over interpolated RR time series at different sampling rates to increase index reliability (Theiler, 1990; Osaka et al., 1993; Hagerman et al., 1996; Radhakrishna et al., 2000; Javorka et al., 2002; Kim et al., 2005). Our hypothesis is that the influence of HR as sampling rate on nonlinear HRV indices is still noticeable even when the same data length is considered.
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