This 1929 Animation played the Piano Correctly!

This 1929 Animation (Mickey Mouse - When the Cat's Away) played the Piano Correctly for the melody line which is very impressive!
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[ArtyFartyBart]

I've never seen Mickey and Minnie be actually mouse-sized before

[something]

This is really good compared to more recent Disney, where Mickey plays everything wrong, but he still did here, and that’s some disney lore, Minnie knows how to play piano, but Mickey doesn’t!

[sofi-xzyr]

the animators are often exhausted drawing frame to frame, in fact some of the animations are wrong, but that's pretty accurate!

[roseywolf]

I wish animations now actually focused and put some detail on the right notes I know it wouldn’t make any difference but still I would love that detail :)

[pleblep]

I'm amazed at how they managed to reserve an animation that's over 90 years old this well

[taitano]

This was back when they were experimenting with timing and whatnot. So this was the actual goal. Most animators either don't know how to play or don't care enough to get good reference material. A team with a musician among them is going to get far closer - if not spot-on - in whatever instruments said animator(s) play.

[thelyghter]

Amazingly too, the score on the piano is also ACCURATE, it spells the right hand.

[kevinbell]

Walt Disney's perfectionism wouldn’t allow for anything less. No one working in animation today has the mental fortitude to put in that kind of effort or work under someone who would expect that kind of effort.

[yoshimasterleader]

I'm actually just surprised to see Mickey and Minnie to be actually mouse sized.

[jesusestellesmico]

In the "left hand" part, I think that when it sounds a D or a low G they play an A, that way the accompaignment should be more or less like this:
"D FG FG A FG FG". Great job and thanks for the video!

[BrokenCurtain]

I'm not surprised - this was in the early years of animation, when characters had limbs that would grow and shrink randomly. Advanced techniques like inbetweeners or animation smears also weren't common or not even invented yet.

So what happened here was that they animated the piano first. The characters were then added in afterwards and just made to fit the keys.

[juanalvarado]

I feel like something like this is a bit more easier for animators to be able to achieve since it’s just animating the characters with fairly common movements compared to having to animate the muscles in the hands and wrist

[davigurgel]

Another factor is that a lot more people played the piano in 1929, or at least were used to seeing it in concerts and sallooms, so they needed to put effort into it. But yes props to the animators of course!

[davids]

The left jumping mouse and right jumping mouse are named Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse. You may have hear of them?

[RDSimonse]

It's funny: I immediately recognized the song because it's the Dutch folk-song "Daar word aan de deur geklopt (There's knocking on the door)" which is sung during Sinterklaas (our (arguably better) sort of Christmas). Never knew this was an actual piece of music 🎵🎶

[brarroyo]

Seems safe to say that this is the worlds first piano tutorial.

[grass]

This medley that they played sounds alot like a childrens lullaby from the netherlands that they sing during a holiday festival called "Sinterklaas". the songs name is: Daar wordt aan de deur geklopt

[aleatharhea]

Back then a lot of average people played piano, because making music was one of the significantly fewer ways of entertaining yourself in the home. If it'd been wildly off, I imagine the audience would have audibly scoffed.

[RockNRollBaby-wly]

The fact that its an old cartoon and is very legit makes me happy

[letoo]

for the left hand I think you are different from in the video.. but you are amazing