The first European Cartoon’s Film: The Knight Garbancito (1945). An Analysis of the Music by Jacinto Guerrero
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https://doi.org/10.3989/anuariomusical.2012.67.143Keywords:
The Knight Garbancito, Arturo Moreno, Jacinto Guerrero, cartoons, music and cinema, sonorous band, musical analysis, score, audio-visual musicAbstract
This article is the first approach ever, from a specifi cally musical point of view, to the analysis and study of the film The Knight Garbancito, which was the first European full-length colour cartoon. The film had the invaluable collaboration for the making of its sound track of maestro Jacinto Guerrero, who at the time (1945) was considered one of the most prestigious composers in the Spanish and Latin American theatre circles (he was an outstanding author of world known zarzuelas). Maestro Guerrero was, at the same time, one of the most up-to-date composers of the time in popular music, as his participation in such original projects and initiatives, like The Knight Garbancito, shows.
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