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It was a Disney Silly Symphonies that I remember seeing at the end of a Disney Home Video for a major film (possibly Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs). I don't remember the title of the short, but it was followed by Symphony Hour
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The two nations were "Land of Harmony" and "Isle of Jazz", which will probably turn something useful in Google.
"And as long as a sack of shit is not a good thing to be, chivalry will never die."
Correction, it was Land of Symphony. Researching it gives this:
YouTube - Disney: Silly Symphonies #22 - Music Land (1935)
Thanks you very much!
I think I remember this show (I'm pretty sure it was an animated short film) that had no talking in it, just music. It seemed pretty old when I saw it seven years ago. The characters were a female violin and a male...other musical instrument (maybe a percussion?). The violin was somewhat coquettish and the male was in love with her (I'm not sure if it was returned. He was a Dogged Nice Guy). Their own "families" of instruments were at war with each other, so their own pieces conflicted. When the male's father (who might have been a tuba) discovered his son's feelings, he got very angry. I think he tried to lock him away somewhere.
That's all I remember. If anyone can help out, I'd be very appreciative.