John Williams

Bob Lowden's popular arrangement of the famous "Superman" themes is paired with the 1941 animated short, "Mechanical Monsters." Produced by Fleischer Studios, the story features Superman battling a mad scientist with a small army of robots at his command. It was originally released by Paramount Pictures on November 28, 1941. This is the second of 17 animated shorts produced by Fliescher Studios (later under the name Famous Studios). This film marks the first time in any media that Clark Kent uses a phone booth to change into Superman. It is also the only Fleischer film in which Superman uses his X-ray vision.

The required software and media files for this film or accompaniment track will be available at the vendor's website (www.ionconcertmedia.com). Ion Concert Media will send an email to you with instructions on how to access, download and install your products.


This synchronized film for concert performance is driven by Ion Concert Media’s proprietary Muséik technology. With Muséik, a user controls the pacing of the film to match the pacing of the music, making concert visuals behave like an instrument in your ensemble. The software is easy-to-use and intuitive, and can be used by musicians from middle school to the professional level to achieve a perfect media sync with just 20 minutes of practice.


Please note: The proprietary software necessary to show this film (called Muséik) is included in the purchase price of the product. Instructions for how to access and install the software will be included in the email from the vendor. The license for your specific product(s) will be valid through June 15. After that date, the file will encrypt itself and cannot be used again unless you repurchase it. You may use the files in rehearsal or performance as many times as you desire until the license expires.

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