The concept: The greatest music in the world, presented according to the highest audio standards, and illustrated by the exceptional creation of Disney studio at its peak. Its journey of how Fantasia was created, overcoming nearly insurmountable challenges, is one of the most impressive in film history.

In 1940, Walt Disney released his third feature film: Fantasia, consisting of eight animated segments set to music by Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra. The film was revolutionary: it was the first to be recorded using multi-channel sound in a process called Fantasound, the precursor to surround sound.

Besides its technical achievements, Fantasia is remembered as Disney's first film not exclusively aimed at children. With emotional depth and innovative techniques that pushed the boundaries of storytelling in animation, Fantasia was the first to appeal to audiences of all ages. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Walt Disney Company, author J.B. Kaufman presents the definitive story of Fantasia's creation, from source materials to hundreds of photographs documenting the production. In Worlds to Conquer, join the wild journey that was the making of a Disney classic.

Pages: 240, Dimensions: 24.1x24.1cm