If it’s a question about a sci-fi story about bunch of kids in the rain, it’s Bradbury’s All Summer in a Day.
Does anyone know the name of the musical score that plays whenever an Asian guy with big buck teeth walks on screen in a WB cartoon? (stereo typical and racist I know.)
“Oriental Riff,” Round-eye? :dubious:
AKA “Kill the Wabbit!” 
To be fair, “what’s that piece of music from cartoons” isn’t always Powerhouse. It could also be that song used whenever there’s an idyllic spring scene.
Trick question: There are actually two songs used for that. One is a non-Lone-Ranger portion of “The William Tell Overture”, and the other is… um… that other one.
Chronos - “Morning Mood” (usually just “Morning”) from Grieg’s “Peer Gynt”
Peer Gynt is more morning-specific. For idyllic spring scenes it’s usually Mendelssohn’s "Spring Song" in various orchestrations.
How doooo!
Welcome to my shop
Let me cut your mop
Let me shave your crop!
Daintily! Daint-til-ly!
I wonder how many of us got an introduction to classical and opera due to Warner Bros?
For completeness:
Rossini’s William Tell Overture, “Ranz de Vaches”
Grieg’s Peer Gynt, “Morning Mood”
I’m pretty sure that the Rossini and the Grieg are the two I was thinking of; the Mendelssohn is much less familiar.