Identify this old cartoon

I’m a bit hazy on the details. What I remember is the main character is a musician in an orchestra. He gets frazzled, IIRC, it has a lot to do with being seated in front of a trombone player. He goes to a psychiatrist who sends him to a very quiet resort/hotel. All is quiet and peaceful until a trombone playing yahoo with a giggling female companion occupies the room next door. The guy keeps asking the trombonist to quiet down and getting rebuffed. Ultimately

He finds out the trombone player is his shrink

I saw this on television several times during the 70s, but it seemed a lot older than most of the other cartoons that were on. Can anyone identify it?

That sounds like a Tex Avery MGM cartoon. The book “Tex Avery: King of Cartoons” has a model sheet of the guy trying to get sleep, but my copy’s at home right now. And I haven’t actually seen this cartoon myself.

Is this it?:

Sh-h-h-h-h-h!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0048606/

I believe it is. Thanks!

This particualr cartoon was directed by Tex Avery, but for Universal, not MGM. It will be released on DVD as part of Universal’s upcoming Woody Woodpecker set, which I believe drops later this month.