FW music loop?

[jimmytammy]

Does anyone know where I could listen to this music? I remember hearing some around Trails End. Is this same music played throughout the area or just around TE?

[TuckandStuiesMom]

Honestly, I'm not aware of the music being audible anywhere except @ TE and the outpost (Not even sure about the outpost).

[always quiet]

The first time we stayed in Fort Wilderness was in Dec. of 2002. We were in Loop 700. The kids had gone up to the Settlement Depot area and I wandered up to get them to come back for dinner. As I wandered through the path that takes you from the camping loops to the Settlement area, sounds of the most beautiful music filled the air. I remember thinking it almost seemed like a dream...warm air gently blew...the little lights that lined the path glowed....then it opened up to the Settlement area. Little glistening Christmas lights everywhere. :cloud9:

Now, I know it's not the "normal" FW music, but you can hear it outside the Settlement/Meadows area. This year will be the first time we will be staying in Disney when it's not been December since 1997! I know I have seen a place where you can download the FW music to your computer....going to go see if I can find it for you!:banana:

[bama_ed]

Usually, the Pioneer Hall/TE area, both Trading Posts, and both pools run background loop music. I think there is also some in the checkin front desk at FW. A thread on this website/different board had a thread about loops maybe a year ago.

I think there is a holiday season loop as well. If you like the FW loops, you might want to check out Bela Fleck's CD "Tales from the Acoustic Planet Vol. II" as a couple of those songs are "looped" throughout FW.

The FW loops are mostly acoustic bluegrass....some old-fashioned and those like Bela's more modern bluegrass.

I also particularly like the loops from Wilderness Lodge as well. They're more western movie/theater tunes but I enjoy them too.

The smaller pool is usually less crowded so if you want to read a book or close your eyes and lay on a lounger and listen to the music, that might be the place to go (evenings are particularly quiet and peaceful there). The music loops are particularly important to me to establish a feeling of place and when I'm at work or in the car, the FW loop always takes me back.

Good luck!

Bama ED :rolleyes1

[always quiet]

Try this site!

http://www.subsonicradio.com/

[jimmytammy]

Thanks Folks!