Rossini Overture to The Barber of Seville 

Looney Tunes performed an invaluable service by introducing numerous kids to classical music in a painless and enjoyable manner and sowed the seeds for more enjoyment later in life.

Probably my 2 favorite Bugs cartoons.

I was lucky enough to meet Chuck Jones in Vancouver about 1995, or maybe a little earlier, at his gallery on Robson Street. I offered to buy lunch and he accepted, and told me stories about his glory days at Warner Brothers. He was particularly proud of "The Rabbit of Seville," and thought that the cartoon was one reason that th Barber is the world's most popular opera. "The other," he continued, "Is that it is an absolutely wonderful work." Another thing he mentioned was the amount of arguing about just how long the coyote should fall for the maximum laugh, and how big the puff of dust should be. When I suggested that a hundred years would see Warner Brothers remembered principally for Casablanca and the cartoons Chuck added Blazing Saddles, which he greatly admired.

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