What would be more appropriate for a slapstick video?

[Kumatora]

Right now, I have in mind of using either the Sabre Dance with fast speed footage or Waka Laka.

I'm thinking about using them with the Rayman Raving Rabbids series. Yes, I know it can't be hosted here.

[Kumatora]

I've decided to go with Sabre Dance but it's too short for me. I just had an idea about making a medley with a number of fast paced classical pieces. I already have The Flight of the Bumblebee in mind.

[Scintilla]

I'd go with the <s>Safety</s> Sabre Dance; to me, "Waka Laka" always evoked imagery that was more cracky and trippy than slapstick.

[Kumatora]

Got any other classical recommendations? So far, I have the chorus for Ode to Joy and the Flight of the Bumblebee in. I'm trying for a ten minute medley.

[Scintilla]

How about the end of the William Tell Overture?

[taifunbrowser]

william tell overture is a good call for slapstick if you ask me O.o

[Inkwolf]

If you're still looking...

Unter Donner und Blitz by Johann Strauss could be good.

Bizet's Les Toreadors (Bad News Bears theme)

Brahm's Hungarian Dance #5 (I think someone did an Excel Saga AMV to it already, though)

Half the challenge of finding good, fast classical music is finding a performance of it with enough zing, though. And many of the really zippy ones were overuexposed in cartoons of the past...

[requiett]

I'd give your vid all 1's out of principle if you used Ode to Joy in a slapstick fashion.

What you need to use is Giuseppe Verdi's "Anvil Chorus" from Il trovatore.

[nailz]

there's a video suggestion forum, please use that.