For Kevin-the France movie music

[disprincessatheart]

It's on the wdw official album cd. When I used to do a lot of driving for work that was my fav cd set to put in and relax! It's 9:52, so it's all the songs with the talking parts removed.

 

[k5jm]

Buddy Baker arranged the film score and conducted the London Symphony Orchestra in the recording of the score.
Here is a listing of the movie's score from official and unofficial sources:

Scene 1
"Syrinx" * (0:00-0:33)
by Claude Debussy
Solo for Flute by Eddie Beckett of the London Symphony Orchestra

Scenes 2 - 4
"Aquarium" from Carnival of the Animals * (0:33-1:52)
by Camille Saint-Saëns

Scenes 5 - 6
"Rondeau (Allegro agitato)" from Concerto in C for Harp and Orchestra * (1:52-2:52)
by François-Adrien Boïeldieu

Scenes 8 - 9
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scene 10
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scenes 11 & 12
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scenes 13 - 15
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scene 16
"Nuages" from Nocturnes
by Claude Debussy

Scene 17
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scenes 18 - 20
"Ouverture" from Gaîté Parisienne * (2:52-3:38)
by Jacques Offenbach
original 6 second introduction by Buddy Baker

Scenes 21 - 22
"Lever du jour" from Part 3 of Daphnis et Chloé Suite #2
by Maurice Ravel

Scenes 23 & 24
"Clair de Lune" from Suite bergamasque (Orchestral Arrangement) * (3:38-4:51)
by Claude Debussy

Scene 25
"Trois Gymnopedies #1" * (4:51-5:25)
by Erik Satie
orchestrated by Debussy

Scene 26
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scene 27 & 28
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scene 29
"Aquarium" from Carnival of the Animals
by Camille Saint-Saëns
flute arrangement by Buddy Baker

Scene 30
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scene 31
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scene 32
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scenes 33 - 35
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scenes 36 & 37
original music
by Buddy Baker

Scenes 38 - 40
"Finale" from Carnival of the Animals * (5:25-6:25)
by Camille Saint-Saëns

Scenes 41 & 42
original music * (6:25-7:07)
by Buddy Baker

Scene 42
"Allegro moderato" from Gaite Parisienne * (7:07-7:22)
by Jacques Offenbach

Scene 43
"Fanfare" from La Peri * (7:22-7:59)
by Paul A. Dukas (I, like Jack B, love this piece)

Scene 44 - 49
"Maestoso - Allegro" from the 2nd movement of Symphony no. 3 (Organ Symphony) * (7:59-9:51) [2]
by Camille Saint-Saëns


The selections marked with * can be found on these albums:
Walt Disney World Resort: The Official Album (1999)
Walt Disney World Resort: Official Album (2000)
Official Album: Walt Disney World Resort Celebrating 100 Years of Magic (2001)
Official Album: The Happiest Celebration on Earth - Walt Disney World Resort Album (2005)
Official Album: Where Magic Lives - Walt Disney World Resort (2006)
Four Parks - One World: Walt Disney World Official Album (2008)

 

[DisneyKevin]

A very kind listener has shared the mp3 with me.

I've listed to it 8 times already.

 

[Cyrano]

Does anyone know if this is available on iTunes ?

 

[kbelle8995]

A very kind listener has shared the mp3 with me.

I've listed to it 8 times already.

It's wonderfully relaxing isn't it? I love Impressions de France. It's a cool escape in the summer. You sit down, enjoy the music and get to see the wonderful views.

 

[uncleleo]

One thing I noticed about Impressions last time we were there: the timer counting down to the next showing is right beside the door to the waiting area. Looking outside, it's to the right of the door. Now I can determine whether there's time to run and fetch a chocolate croissant before the show starts.

 

[k5jm]

Does anyone know if this is available on iTunes ?

You can get different recordings, but not the original Soundtrack, on Itunes.

You can look here for availability...

http://www.magicmusic.net/blog/28/entry-305-impressions-de-france-film-score-playlist/

 

[BriarRosie]

I love the soundtrack, too. I've gotten a lot of "park music" sold in the parks over the years, and the CD that had Impressions de France is one of my favorites.

 

[Cyrano]

You can get different recordings, but not the original Soundtrack, on Itunes.

You can look here for availability...

http://www.magicmusic.net/blog/28/entry-305-impressions-de-france-film-score-playlist/

Thanks. I will have to look for this CD at the parks this summer

 

[kaligal]

If you start to really like this kind of music, there are channels on Sirius that play it. Pops is a great place to start.

 

[Golf4food]

For a further Disney connection, the music from Saint Saens "Carnival of the Animals" was also featured in Fantasia 2000, and Paul Dukas (of "La Peri" from the France movie) was the composer of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" from the first Fantasia.