Osborne playlist

[nemodeb]

I did a search and came up with an older playlist someone found on Wikipedia, but I'm wondering if someone has made a list of this year's playlist from Osborne. I neglected to write the songs down when we were there last week, just so caught up in it, taking pictures and video, and enjoying it. Are there songs to add to the Wiki playlist, including the "non-dancing" music where the lights are still?

I think Most Wonderful Time of the Year, White Christmas, should be added. What else? Thanks!!

 

[McCoy]

I know this thread is a year old, but I'm also trying to compile a list of the all the Osborne lights song versions. Does anyone have any info on this? I've found a number of them listed online, but I know a few are missing. One specifically I am not sure I have found is a version of Greensleeves with a childrens choir accompaniment; anyone know anything about this? Thank you!

 

[Quellman]

The best way would be to look at tribute videos on youtube or vimeo. They should be easily searched for.

 

[McCoy]

The best way would be to look at tribute videos on youtube or vimeo. They should be easily searched for.

Thanks! I've seen a few, but the ones I have seen don't have singer or composer information.

 

[yulilin3]

I know this thread is a year old, but I'm also trying to compile a list of the all the Osborne lights song versions. Does anyone have any info on this? I've found a number of them listed online, but I know a few are missing. One specifically I am not sure I have found is a version of Greensleeves with a childrens choir accompaniment; anyone know anything about this? Thank you!

It's not Greensleeves it's What Child Is This?
Maybe search it with that name

 

[McCoy]

Oh great, thank you!

 

[Quellman]

Thanks! I've seen a few, but the ones I have seen don't have singer or composer information.

If you have access to Siri on iphones, you can ask to identify the song (while it is playing), or use the application, Shazam. They do the same things.

 

[Micca]

If you have access to Siri on iphones, you can ask to identify the song (while it is playing), or use the application, Shazam. They do the same things.

I've had limited success with that with proprietary Disney music, but it's worth a shot. If the music was created independently it may show up, if the music was something created by Disney and not released commercially, not so much. Still, worth a look.

 

[Robo]

I've had limited success with that with proprietary Disney music, but it's worth a shot. If the music was created independently it may show up, if the music was something created by Disney and not released commercially, not so much. Still, worth a look.

The music used for the O-Lights was all commercially available album cuts.

Same goes for the "Fountain of Nations" dancing waters shows at Epcot.