The Disneyland Resort Paris Music Thread.

[Timekeeper]

Post anything related DLP Resort's music history(This includes, Attractions, Shows, Area, etc.) Have Fun! (just don't post any audio links. Sorry. It's the rules.)

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[Olivier]

Probably DLRP music most important person since 1992 : Vasile Sirli.

Vasile Sirli on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

VASILE SIRLI | Facebook

[MrPhogg]

♫ It's halloween-lo-ween, everybody ♫

Anyone?

[Hathaway Browne]

What about La-Di-Da Carnival?

[davewasbaloo]

Please let us bow our heads as me mourn the loss of the music to:

Space Mountain a la Terre au la Lune
Le Visionarium
Main Street Electrical Parade

[Hathaway Browne]

I'd love the new CD they've released for MMP, but no trip planned on the horizon. Why can't they sell it on Amazon like Tokyo?

[davewasbaloo]

HB - you can actually contact DLP directly and they will send it to your home.

[Hathaway Browne]

Really? How'd do you do that? (pardon my ignorance!)

[nathan detroit]

The Legend of The Lion King - a fantastic CD soundtrack.

[Timekeeper]

This Thread is on this recent MiceChat Round-Up!.

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[Laura678]

Originally Posted by MrPhogg

♫ It's halloween-lo-ween, everybody ♫

Anyone?

Let out a scream, hooray its haloween!

[soundtracker]

Sorry I'm a bit late to the party, but I've always thought Disney should release the music they play in Walt's:An American Restaurant. Just as the dining rooms are themed to the lands of the park, so the music is taken from the various attractions, but re-arranged in a classy, classical style.

The arrangement of Grim Grinning Ghosts for cello and piano is my particular favourite. It's even better than the music in Phantom Manor itself! They've also got an orchestral version of It's A Small World, which is quite fun.

[PhantomBoy]

I love these music scores:
Phantom manor Foyer AND Ballroom.
Crush coaster
POTC

[TDR_Fan]

Originally Posted by soundtracker

Sorry I'm a bit late to the party, but I've always thought Disney should release the music they play in Walt's:An American Restaurant. Just as the dining rooms are themed to the lands of the park, so the music is taken from the various attractions, but re-arranged in a classy, classical style.

The arrangement of Grim Grinning Ghosts for cello and piano is my particular favourite. It's even better than the music in Phantom Manor itself! They've also got an orchestral version of It's A Small World, which is quite fun.

I completely agree. On my visit this summer, it was refreshing to hear all the familiar park music in an elegant style.

On a slightly unrelated note, I felt that the food quality was better than my last visit. I still don't dare return to the Blue Lagoon, but nearly all my meals were enjoyable for once. Walt's is definitely the best restaurant among the Magic Kingdoms; the atmosphere and quality of food reminded me of the high-end table service restaurants in Epcot and DisneySea.

[nathan detroit]

Originally Posted by soundtracker

Sorry I'm a bit late to the party, but I've always thought Disney should release the music they play in Walt's:An American Restaurant. Just as the dining rooms are themed to the lands of the park, so the music is taken from the various attractions, but re-arranged in a classy, classical style.

The arrangement of Grim Grinning Ghosts for cello and piano is my particular favourite. It's even better than the music in Phantom Manor itself! They've also got an orchestral version of It's A Small World, which is quite fun.

The cello Grim Grinning Ghosts is available on CD - I have it. It is part of a collection of music from the entire park and was bought abouy four years ago.