Clair de Lune (1942)
"Clair de Lune" was fully animated and scored when it was deleted from Fantasia in early 1940, a casualty of Fantasia's excessive length. In February 1942, inking, painting and technicolor photography were completed for "Clair de Lune" as a short subject, but it was not released. In 1946 it was edited , reshaped and re-scored as the popular music sequence "Blue Bayou" in "Make Mine Music". Previous attempts to recreate "Clair de Lune" were frustrated by missing animation and Stokowski footage. A nitrate workprint of the original version located in 1992 has allowed "Clair de Lune" to be completely reconstructed as Walt Disney intended it to be seen.
Director: Samuel Armstrong
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Leopold Stokowski as Himself |
| Art | Sam Armstrong | Art Direction |
| Directing | Samuel Armstrong | Director |
| Production | Walt Disney | Producer |
| Sound | Claude Debussy | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Leopold Stokowski | Conductor |
| Sound | Edward H. Plumb | Music Editor |
| Directing | Lloyd L. Richardson | Assistant Director |
| Visual Effects | Cy Young | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Bob Totten | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Broni Nelkson | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Harry Hamsel | Animation |
| Visual Effects | John Noel Tucker | Animation |
| Directing | Robert Cormack | Layout |
| Directing | Van Luven | Layout |
| Art | John Hench | Background Designer |
| Art | Nino Carbe | Background Designer |
| Art | Nick Stahley | Background Designer |
