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title=Project 1812: The 1812 Animutation Overture|
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<tr><th align="center" bgcolor=yellow>Information</th></tr>
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author=KKyuubi|
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<tr><td>Release Date:</td><td>July 1st, 2006</td></tr>
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date=2006/07/01|
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<tr><td>Full Title:</td><td>Project 1812: The 1812 Animutation Overture</td></tr>
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size=3.76 MB|
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<tr><td>Release Date:</td><td>July 1st, 2006</td></tr>
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duration=4:16|
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<tr><td>Length:</td><td>Over 3 Minutes Long</td></tr>
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<tr><td>Complexity:</td><td>[[Poiuytic Scale]]</td></tr>
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<tr><td>Animutatedness:</td><td>[[Wartysian Factor]]</td></tr>
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stars=[[Mink]]|
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<tr><td>Stars:</td><td>[[Mink]]</td></tr>
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aniport=152|
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watch=[http://eye.swfchan.com/flash.asp?id=85172&n=animutation_1812overture.swf SWFchan]|
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<tr><th align="center" bgcolor="yellow">Audio Info</th></tr>
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audio=1812 Overture|
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artist=Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky|
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<tr><th align="center" colspan="2"><i>1812 Overture</i></th></tr>
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<tr><td>Artist:</td><td>Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky</td></tr>
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genre=Classical|
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<tr><td>Preformed By:</td><td>Detroit Symphony Orchestra</td></tr>
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language=Instrumental|
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<tr><td>Genre:</td><td>Classical</td></tr>
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audio2=Hyakugojyuuichi 2003|
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<tr><th align="center" colspan="2"><i>Hyakugojyuuichi 2003</i></th></tr>
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artist2=Lemon Demon|
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<tr><td>Artist:</td><td>Lemon Demon</td></tr>
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album2=Clown Circus|
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<tr><td>Album:</td><td>Clown Circus</td></tr>
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genre2=Rap|
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<tr><td>Genre:</td><td>Rap</td></tr>
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language2=English}}
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== About ==
 
== About ==
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== Cast ==
 
== Cast ==
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* [[Mink]]
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* {{character|Mink}}
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* [[Colin Mochrie]]
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* {{character|Colin Mochrie}}
 
* Crowd of People
 
* Crowd of People
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* [[Matthew Lesko]]
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* {{character|Matthew Lesko}}
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* [[Chouji]]
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* {{character|Chouji}}
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* [[Gendo Ikari]]
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* {{character|Gendo Ikari}}
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* [[Random Pokerap Guy]]
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* {{character|Random Pokerap Guy}}
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* [[Jay Jay the Jet Plane]]
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* {{character|Jay Jay the Jet Plane}}
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* [[Magic Bean]]
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* {{character|Magic Bean}}
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* [[Lucario]]
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* {{character|Lucario}}
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* [[The Singing Goths]]
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* {{character|The Singing Goths}}
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* [[Alex Chiu]]
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* {{character|Alex Chiu}}
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* [[Zippy]] (in Fireworks)
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* {{character|Zippy}} (in Fireworks)
  
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== Props ==
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== Notable Props ==
 
* Bell
 
* Bell
 
* Sausage
 
* Sausage
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* [[St3r3-O-Vision]]
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* {{prop|St3r3-O-Vision}}
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* Yaffaballs
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* {{character|Yaffa Products|Yaffa}}balls
 
* Cannon Balls
 
* Cannon Balls
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== Audio Details ==
 
== Audio Details ==
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<i> From [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1812_Overture Wikipedia]</i>
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See Wikipedia's article on the [[wikipedia:1812 Overture|1812 Overture]].
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=== The 1812 Overture ===
 
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The 1812 Overture is an orchestral work by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky commemorating the unsuccessful French invasion into Russia, and the subsequent devastating withdrawal of Napoleon's Grande Armée, an event that marked 1812 as the major turning point of the Napoleonic Wars. The work is best known for the sequence of cannon fire, which is sometimes performed, especially at outside festivals, using real cannons. Although the composition has no historical connection with the War of 1812 between the United States and the United Kingdom, it is often performed in the US alongside other patriotic music.
 
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The overture debuted in the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow on August 20, 1882.
 
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=== Overview ===
 
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The overture is a piece of program music. It opens with the somber tones of a Russian Church chant, recalling the declaration of war announced at Church services in Russia, and is then immediately followed by a solemn chant for Russian success in the war. This announcement and public reaction was captured in Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace.
 
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A theme representing marching armies follows, performed by the horns. The Russian folk dance theme commemorates the battle beating back Napoleon. The retreat from Moscow late in October 1812 is reflected by a diminuendo. The firing of cannon reflects the military advances toward the French borders. With the conflict over, we return to the chant, this time performed by the full orchestra with a peal of bells for the victory and the liberation of Russia from French occupation. Below the cannon and the marching theme, we hear the Russian national anthem, God Save the Tsar. The Russian anthem is a counterpart to the French anthem that was heard earlier. [1]
 
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In Soviet times, Tchaikovsky's work had to be edited for performances: the God Save the Tsar anthem tune in the overture had to be replaced with choir Glory from Glinka's opera Ivan Susanin.
 
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The actual cannon blasts prescribed by Tchaikovsky are usually rendered using a bass drum. Less frequently strongly accented snare drum diminuendos can be heard. Cannon fire has been used in some cases, however, and was first laid down on a recording by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in the 1950s. Subsequent similar recordings have been made by other groups, exploiting the advances in audio technology. Cannon fire is used annually on the Fourth of July by the Boston Pops during their annual concert on the shores of the Charles River and by the National Symphony Orchestra during their annual concert on the steps of the US Capitol Building. In addition, cannons are used during the Australian Defence Force Academy's annual passing out parade in Canberra, Australia. Sydney's annual "Symphony in the Park" concerts use fireworks in place of the cannons.
 
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In the mid-1960s, Igor Buketoff wrote an arrangement of the "1812 Overture" with chorus. The opening segment was sung by voices as a sung chant instead of being played by cellos and violas, the children's chorus was added to the Flute and Cor Anglais, and the full chorus was mixed into the winds—the entire orchestra, in fact—in the closing segment.
 
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The entire overture is 15 minutes long, but KKyuubi only used the final 3 minutes ("the part that matters")
 
The entire overture is 15 minutes long, but KKyuubi only used the final 3 minutes ("the part that matters")
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** [[Hyakugojyuuichi]]: Colin Mochrie Sunrise in St3r3-O-Vision, Jay Jay gets shot down by a Cannon Ball, but the person shooting it is not shown. It could have been the same guy who shot Jay Jay down originally in Hyakugojyuuichi.
 
** [[Hyakugojyuuichi]]: Colin Mochrie Sunrise in St3r3-O-Vision, Jay Jay gets shot down by a Cannon Ball, but the person shooting it is not shown. It could have been the same guy who shot Jay Jay down originally in Hyakugojyuuichi.
 
** [[Hyakugojyuuichi Forever]]: Poster for "Hyakugojyuuichi: The Opera" in the "To Find Dr. Evil's Seat" scene, sample from end of "Hyakugojyuuichi 2003" at the end.
 
** [[Hyakugojyuuichi Forever]]: Poster for "Hyakugojyuuichi: The Opera" in the "To Find Dr. Evil's Seat" scene, sample from end of "Hyakugojyuuichi 2003" at the end.
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** [[Darkwing Duck]]: "To find Dr. Evil's Seat!"
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** [[Darkwing Duck!]]: "To find Dr. Evil's Seat!"
 
** [[Life is Like a Mop]]: Exact same Colin Mochrie from the "Let's Blow Up the South Pole" scene in "Life is Like a Mop" happens to be conducting the 4th of July Concert.
 
** [[Life is Like a Mop]]: Exact same Colin Mochrie from the "Let's Blow Up the South Pole" scene in "Life is Like a Mop" happens to be conducting the 4th of July Concert.
 
** [[WAKUFUCHITA]]: Flurry of Images near the end
 
** [[WAKUFUCHITA]]: Flurry of Images near the end
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** [[Albuquerque: Part 1]]: "Colin Wuz Here" written on the bell
 
** [[Albuquerque: Part 1]]: "Colin Wuz Here" written on the bell
 
** [[A Sticky Night of Love]]: WALRUS HENTAI!
 
** [[A Sticky Night of Love]]: WALRUS HENTAI!
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** [[Salsa]]: "The People of the Valley were scared into coming into this 4th of July Concert" references the People of the Valley's reaction to the singing and dancing in Salsa. 
 
* This is the only other Animutation which uses an instrumental piece, the other being [[Batman and the Magical Band-Aid]]
 
* This is the only other Animutation which uses an instrumental piece, the other being [[Batman and the Magical Band-Aid]]
 
* Images during the end flurry:
 
* Images during the end flurry:
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** Colin Mochrie's Head
 
** Colin Mochrie's Head
 
** The Stop/Play Button (for 2 frames)
 
** The Stop/Play Button (for 2 frames)
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** The Row of Posters (from the "To Find Dr. Evil's Seat" scene
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** The Row of Posters (from the "To Find Dr. Evil's Seat" scene)
 
** Random Pokerap Guy
 
** Random Pokerap Guy
 
** The Red, White, and Blue Progress Indicator Disk that was originally going to be used instead of the bar
 
** The Red, White, and Blue Progress Indicator Disk that was originally going to be used instead of the bar
 
* A Secret Message is written on the bell (an obvious parody of the Liberty Bell) in the Wingdings font, reading "Watch Out for Snakes"
 
* A Secret Message is written on the bell (an obvious parody of the Liberty Bell) in the Wingdings font, reading "Watch Out for Snakes"
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== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==
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* Coming Soon to Animutation Portal
 

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Full Title: Project 1812: The 1812 Animutation Overture
Author: KKyuubi ▾
Release Date: July 1, 2006 ▾
File Size: 3.76 MB
Duration: 4:16
Complexity: unrated
Animutatedness: unrated
Star(s): Mink
Audio Info
1812 Overture
Artist: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Album:
Genre: Classical
Language: Instrumental ▾
Hyakugojyuuichi 2003
Artist: Lemon Demon
Album: Clown Circus
Genre: Rap
Language: English ▾

About

Happy 4th of July Everyone!

Cast

Notable Props

Audio Details

See Wikipedia's article on the 1812 Overture.

The entire overture is 15 minutes long, but KKyuubi only used the final 3 minutes ("the part that matters")

Trivia

  • References to other Animutations:
    • Rubber Duckie: This movie is sponsered by Funyuns
    • We Drink Ritalin: You Love This Movie
    • Go Yaffa: The cannons shoot out Yaffaballs
    • Daddy would you like some Sausage?: A Sausage propels Jay Jay back into the air after he crashes
    • Hyakugojyuuichi: Colin Mochrie Sunrise in St3r3-O-Vision, Jay Jay gets shot down by a Cannon Ball, but the person shooting it is not shown. It could have been the same guy who shot Jay Jay down originally in Hyakugojyuuichi.
    • Hyakugojyuuichi Forever: Poster for "Hyakugojyuuichi: The Opera" in the "To Find Dr. Evil's Seat" scene, sample from end of "Hyakugojyuuichi 2003" at the end.
    • Darkwing Duck!: "To find Dr. Evil's Seat!"
    • Life is Like a Mop: Exact same Colin Mochrie from the "Let's Blow Up the South Pole" scene in "Life is Like a Mop" happens to be conducting the 4th of July Concert.
    • WAKUFUCHITA: Flurry of Images near the end
    • WTF: The Movie: At the end, it says that there are no easter eggs...but there actually is!
    • Colin Vs Jesus: FINALE!: Random Pokerap Guy as Jesus H. Christ...yet again
    • Wizard Power: Simliar looking controller
    • Shumway: This movie is dedicated to US Soldiers fighting From Here to Kandahar (Literally), secret message in Wingdings
    • Albuquerque: Part 1: "Colin Wuz Here" written on the bell
    • A Sticky Night of Love: WALRUS HENTAI!
    • Salsa: "The People of the Valley were scared into coming into this 4th of July Concert" references the People of the Valley's reaction to the singing and dancing in Salsa.
  • This is the only other Animutation which uses an instrumental piece, the other being Batman and the Magical Band-Aid
  • Images during the end flurry:
    • Crowd Shot from earlier
    • Matthew Lesko
    • Jay Jay the Jet Plane
    • Sausage
    • Yaffa Baskets (the Yaffaball image from earlier)
    • The smaller version of the Cannon Fire graphic from earlier (with the Yaffaball in the background)
    • Zippy's Head
    • Gendo Ikari
    • Magic Bean
    • Chouji
    • Colin Mochrie's Head
    • The Stop/Play Button (for 2 frames)
    • The Row of Posters (from the "To Find Dr. Evil's Seat" scene)
    • Random Pokerap Guy
    • The Red, White, and Blue Progress Indicator Disk that was originally going to be used instead of the bar
  • A Secret Message is written on the bell (an obvious parody of the Liberty Bell) in the Wingdings font, reading "Watch Out for Snakes"

External Links

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