1. Fathoms Below Performed by Ship’s Chorus 2. Main Titles Score 3. Fanfare Score 4. Daughters of Triton Performed by Daughters of Triton 5. Intro Ariel Score 6. Intro Ursula Score 7. Triton Reprimands Score 8. Sebastian’s Dilemma Score 9. Part of Your World Performed by Jodi Benson 10. Fireworks Score 11. The Storm Score 12. Part of Your World (Reprise) / Ursula Plots Performed by Jodi Benson 13. Ariel in Love Score 14. Under the Sea Performed by Samuel E. Wright 15. Sebastian and Triton Score 16. Destroying the Grotto Score 17. Flotsam and Jetsam Score 18. Ursula’s Lair Score 19. Poor Unfortunate Souls Performed by Pat Carroll 20. She’s Got Legs Score 21. Sebastian Relents Score 22. On Land Score 23. Miss Manners Score 24. Les Poissons Performed by René Auberjonois 25. Crab On a Plate / Bedtime Score 26. Tour of the Kingdom Score 27. Kiss the Girl Performed by Samuel E. Wright 28. Ariel Left Behind Score 29. Poor Unfortunate Souls (Reprise) Performed by Pat Carroll 30. The Truth Score 31. Interrupting the Wedding / Ursula’s Defeat Score 32. Happy Ending Performed by the Disney Chorus
Disc Two 1. Fathoms Below Work Tape Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 2. Daughters of Triton Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 3. Part of Your World Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 4. Fireworks / The Gigue Score Piano Demo Performed by Alan Menken 5. The Storm Score Piano Demo Performed by Alan Menken 6. Under the Sea Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 7. Poor Unfortunate Souls Basic Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 8. Poor Unfortunate Souls Final Synth Mockup Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 9. Les Poissons Work Tape Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 10. Les Poissons Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 11. Kiss the Girl Synth Demo B Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 12. Happy Ending Score Piano Demo Performed by Alan Menken
Overall, this looks like a nice package. It certainly looks like we're getting the complete score here, which is wonderful, as well as the Poor Unfortunate Souls reprise. Unfortunately, while some of the demos are new to us, there are several left off from the Music Behind the Magic set, most notably the "Silence is Golden" outcast. That would have been a nice Lost Chords candidate.. Regardless, this is definitely a nice package, with a lot of new material, similar to the Lion King disc. While only Pocahontas has been announced, this is two for two with complete scores for the 90's animated classics, and gives me great hope for when they eventually come around to Beauty and the Beast and Mulan!
Also, while I know some haven't loved them, I have to say that this is my favorite of the covers so far, another lovely work from Lorelay Bové. Even though they aren't original pieces from the production of these films, they are greatly consistent works that absolutely nail the feel of concept pieces produced by the studio from as far back as the 1940's package features, so I find them immensely appropriate.
1. Fathoms Below Performed by Ship’s Chorus 2. Main Titles Score 3. Fanfare Score 4. Daughters of Triton Performed by Daughters of Triton 5. Intro Ariel Score 6. Intro Ursula Score 7. Triton Reprimands Score 8. Sebastian’s Dilemma Score 9. Part of Your World Performed by Jodi Benson 10. Fireworks Score 11. The Storm Score 12. Part of Your World (Reprise) / Ursula Plots Performed by Jodi Benson 13. Ariel in Love Score 14. Under the Sea Performed by Samuel E. Wright 15. Sebastian and Triton Score 16. Destroying the Grotto Score 17. Flotsam and Jetsam Score 18. Ursula’s Lair Score 19. Poor Unfortunate Souls Performed by Pat Carroll 20. She’s Got Legs Score 21. Sebastian Relents Score 22. On Land Score 23. Miss Manners Score 24. Les Poissons Performed by René Auberjonois 25. Crab On a Plate / Bedtime Score 26. Tour of the Kingdom Score 27. Kiss the Girl Performed by Samuel E. Wright 28. Ariel Left Behind Score 29. Poor Unfortunate Souls (Reprise) Performed by Pat Carroll 30. The Truth Score 31. Interrupting the Wedding / Ursula’s Defeat Score 32. Happy Ending Performed by the Disney Chorus
Disc Two 1. Fathoms Below Work Tape Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 2. Daughters of Triton Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 3. Part of Your World Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 4. Fireworks / The Gigue Score Piano Demo Performed by Alan Menken 5. The Storm Score Piano Demo Performed by Alan Menken 6. Under the Sea Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 7. Poor Unfortunate Souls Basic Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 8. Poor Unfortunate Souls Final Synth Mockup Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 9. Les Poissons Work Tape Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 10. Les Poissons Synth Demo Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 11. Kiss the Girl Synth Demo B Performed by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken 12. Happy Ending Score Piano Demo Performed by Alan Menken
Overall, this looks like a nice package. It certainly looks like we're getting the complete score here, which is wonderful, as well as the Poor Unfortunate Souls reprise. Unfortunately, while some of the demos are new to us, there are several left off from the Music Behind the Magic set, most notably the "Silence is Golden" outcast. That would have been a nice Lost Chords candidate.. Regardless, this is definitely a nice package, with a lot of new material, similar to the Lion King disc. While only Pocahontas has been announced, this is two for two with complete scores for the 90's animated classics, and gives me great hope for when they eventually come around to Beauty and the Beast and Mulan!
Well, that's a relief. I was afraid there wouldn't be any expansion on this one after Mary Poppins and Sleeping Beauty were pretty much the same as the last editions, except for a disc of demos. Now, let's see if they'll actually expand the other scores in the collection, though I'm unsure how Fantasia can be expanded except by possibly adding the Irwin Kostal recording
This is definitely a relief! However, the Poor Unfortunate Souls (Reprise), which was unofficially called Vanessa's Song, was performed by Jodi Benson, not Pat Carroll. Also, it appears that some cues are missing based on the track listing. However, I'm sure they've combined multiple cues into one track like with The Lion King. In any case, it seems like the complete score has been included. :-)
Disney always liked her work, and she was instrumental in creating the look of a number of animated films, such as ALICE IN WONDERLAND, CINDERELLA, and PETER PAN.
She also contributed concept art to various other Disney shorts, such as JOHNNY APPLESEED, ONCE UPON A WINTERTIME, and, specifically, the "POSADAS" sequence from THREE CABALLEROS.
Disney always liked her work, and she was instrumental in creating the look of a number of animated films, such as ALICE IN WONDERLAND, CINDERELLA, and PETER PAN.
She also contributed concept art to various other Disney shorts, such as JOHNNY APPLESEED, ONCE UPON A WINTERTIME, and, specifically, the "POSADAS" sequence from THREE CABALLEROS.
Right on, that was my thought too. At first I really didn't like this style but its growing on me, especially the MP and LM covers.
I've preordered it as well... however, on Amazon it says the title is due to be released on November 24, but the official website (http://thelegacycollection.myplaydirect.com/) says November 17. Anyone know the real date for sure?
I am sorry, no one seems to want to say it, but I have to. The animators at Disney make their characters clean cut and as close to real life as they can. I questioned what Disney was doing to the covers of the Legacy Collection CD, but this one is terrible. After watching the video above, I understand from a artist perspective that you want to give your own interpretation of a character, but this is so wrong of an interpretation. This is one of the princesses I grew up with, but why would Disney let a princess like Ariel be represented as she is on this cover. She is ugly (duck like lips) and looks like a prostitute with all the blush. I will buy this when it is out, but I will have to figure out how to make a better cover, because this one does not work for me.
I am sorry, no one seems to want to say it, but I have to. The animators at Disney make their characters clean cut and as close to real life as they can. I questioned what Disney was doing to the covers of the Legacy Collection CD, but this one is terrible. After watching the video above, I understand from a artist perspective that you want to give your own interpretation of a character, but this is so wrong of an interpretation. This is one of the princesses I grew up with, but why would Disney let a princess like Ariel be represented as she is on this cover. She is ugly (duck like lips) and looks like a prostitute with all the blush. I will buy this when it is out, but I will have to figure out how to make a better cover, because this one does not work for me.
The style takes some getting used too. Especially if you love animation and the original artwork. Obviously the artist is free to make a stylized interpretation and it's not supposed to be "on model". As was mention, her style is influenced by Mary Blair whom was very inspirational concept artist for Disney.
