Cat and mouse music introduction English translation

Answer 1

The background music in "Tom and Jerry" is a major highlight in the cartoon. It can not only create an atmosphere but also promote the development of the plot and emphasize the inner feelings of the main characters. A large number of classical music fragments are quoted in the film. Even Lang Lang said that his interest in music was greatly influenced by this cartoon. He once said, "People often ask me what has influenced me. They want to know what cultural factors have inspired my love for music. They thought I would say Beethoven or Brahms, Tchaikovsky or Bach. When I said Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse, they were naturally very surprised. " What's more remarkable is that the production process of "Tom and Jerry" is all hand - drawn frame by frame. Before drawing, the entire music needs to be planned completely, and Tom is made to play in accordance with each frame. The outlines of actions, sound effects and music in the animation are presented in the form of charts to ensure that each frame of action, dialogue and music are synchronized within one thousandth of a second.

Another work, "The Bat Overture", appears in "The Omnipotent Conductor" in "Tom and Jerry". It is composed by the Austrian composer Johann Strauss Jr. by combining the beautiful melodies in his operetta "The Bat", and it is also the most famous piece of music in the entire opera. "The Bat Overture" is not a typical Viennese waltz, nor is it created as dance accompaniment music. It is music for pure performance on the stage itself. The overall rhythm is free and full of changes, the melody is vivid and coherent, and it has strong appreciation value. In addition, this piece also has the characteristics of a rondo. It has a rondo theme that is repeatedly reproduced and runs through the entire piece. The theme is presented after a brief and enthusiastic introduction, and the magnificent and agile melody comes to the face, full of vitality. This piece is often one of the performance pieces in concerts. Through its lively rhythm, it can arouse the enthusiasm of the audience.

There are also many other equally classic classical music works appearing in "Tom and Jerry", such as Johann Strauss's "The Blue Danube", Chopin's "Grand Valse Brillante", Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" and many other musicians' works.

In addition, there are also a lot of jazz elements in "Tom and Jerry". For example, the song "Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby" sung by Frank Sinatra and included in the album "Blue Eyes Essentials" is very interesting in Tom's performance.
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