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A Silly Symphony Celebration is the magic of Disney brought to life through a film-concert experience that pairs restored Silly Symphonies shorts with a full live orchestra. Announced by Disney at D23 Expo 2015 as part of the Disney Concerts program, this production celebrates the award-winning animation of generations past while delivering fresh, immersive performances on stage. We’ve got you covered for tickets, behind-the-scenes context, and up-to-date tour information as it becomes available.

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From the iconic Skeleton Dance to Flowers and Trees and The Three Little Pigs, the program highlights some of the most beloved shorts, though setlists may vary by venue. The concert is a chance to hear restored scores performed live, pairing classic animation with modern orchestral prowess.

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Biography: A Silly Symphony Celebration is curated as a tribute to Walt Disney’s early musical shorts, known as the Silly Symphonies. These animated classics, which won seven Academy Awards in their time, are celebrated here with restored scores performed by a live orchestra. The project originated from Disney Concerts and has featured collaborations with major orchestras worldwide, bringing a cinematic, concert-hall experience to audiences of all ages. The program emphasizes storytelling through music, animation, and orchestral color, with occasional guest conductors or soloists depending on the venue.

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Discography Highlights within the concept: While not a traditional album, the program highlights scores from standout shorts such as The Skeleton Dance, Flowers and Trees, Three Little Pigs, The Old Mill, Ugly Duckling, and MusicLand. Programs may vary by venue, offering a fresh take at each stop while preserving the beloved melodies that defined early Disney animation.

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Upcoming Tour Info: Official booking for global tours is handled by Wasserman Music, with Disney Concerts coordinating the film-concert format. As of now, there aren’t widely published 2025 North American tour dates available in official materials. For the latest, check with Disney Concerts and Wasserman Music. If new dates are announced, we’ll provide clear, up-to-date listings and easy-ticket access. In the meantime, explore nearby venues and sign up for alerts so you don’t miss a date when it’s confirmed.

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  • Official title: Disney in Concert: A Silly Symphony Celebration; a film-concert experience featuring restored Silly Symphonies with live orchestral accompaniment.
  • Origins: Announced by Disney at D23 Expo 2015 as a Disney Concerts program.
  • Typical repertoire includes: The Skeleton Dance, Flowers and Trees, Three Little Pigs, The Old Mill, Ugly Duckling, MusicLand (programs may vary by venue).
  • Past productions: Muncie Symphony Orchestra (2016), CSUN/Soraya (2019), Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (2018), Orchestre National de Lyon (2023–24).
  • Promoter/agent: Exclusive booking via Wasserman Music for global bookings.
  • Awards context: The Silly Symphonies shorts themselves won seven Academy Awards; the concert celebrates these works with restored scores.

Biography: A Silly Symphony Celebration is curated as a tribute to Walt Disney’s early musical shorts, known as the Silly Symphonies. These animated classics, which won seven Academy Awards in their time, are celebrated here with restored scores performed by a live orchestra. The project originated from Disney Concerts and has featured collaborations with major orchestras worldwide, bringing a cinematic, concert-hall experience to audiences of all ages. The program emphasizes storytelling through music, animation, and orchestral color, with occasional guest conductors or soloists depending on the venue.

Discography Highlights within the concept: While not a traditional album, the program highlights scores from standout shorts such as The Skeleton Dance, Flowers and Trees, Three Little Pigs, The Old Mill, Ugly Duckling, and MusicLand. Programs may vary by venue, offering a fresh take at each stop while preserving the beloved melodies that defined early Disney animation.

Upcoming Tour Info: Official booking for global tours is handled by Wasserman Music, with Disney Concerts coordinating the film-concert format. As of now, there aren’t widely published 2025 North American tour dates available in official materials. For the latest, check with Disney Concerts and Wasserman Music. If new dates are announced, we’ll provide clear, up-to-date listings and easy-ticket access. In the meantime, explore nearby venues and sign up for alerts so you don’t miss a date when it’s confirmed.

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