The velvet seats hush as the screen lifts like a curtain. Backstage, the sweet scent of rosin hangs in the air as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, guided by James Levine, prepares to begin. This is Fantasia Two Thousand, a recital on film, where music itself becomes the storyteller.
The concert opens with Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, a dance of abstract light and shadow, as pure color and motion...
