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| Chuck Jones | |||
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| Michael Maltese | (story) | |
Original Music by | |||
| Milt Franklyn | |||
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| Treg Brown | |||
Animation Department | |||
| William Butler | .... | background artist | |
| Philip DeGuard | .... | background artist | |
| Ken Harris | .... | animator | |
| Maurice Noble | .... | layout artist | |
| Richard Thompson | .... | animator | |
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In one of the occasional instances where they took a break from using their normal cast, the crowd behind the Looney Tunes cartoons made "High Note", about music notes assembling themselves for "The Blue Danube", only to have one note get drunk, leading the conductor note to chase him all over the sheet.
It's one of their many shorts introducing children to high culture (at the very least, it seems that they were doing that). It also shows that cartoons don't need words to be great; in fact, it makes them more comprehensible to other cultures if they consist of only images. Whether it's just quick entertainment or something else, this is a cartoon for the ages. I definitely recommend it.