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Beauty And The Beast Soundtrack
Reissued, Remastered
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Track Listings
| 1 | Prologue |
| 2 | Belle |
| 3 | Belle (Reprise) |
| 4 | Gaston |
| 5 | Gaston (Reprise) |
| 6 | Be Our Guest |
| 7 | Something There |
| 8 | The Mob Song |
| 9 | Beauty And The Beast |
| 10 | To The Fair |
| 11 | West Wing |
| 12 | The Beast Lets Belle Go |
| 13 | Battle On The Tower |
| 14 | Transformation |
| 15 | Beauty And The Beast (Duet) |
Editorial Reviews
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After the success of their score for The Little Mermaid, the songwriting team of Howard Ashman and Alan Menken returned to Disney for their second fairy-tale adaptation. Sadly, it was the duo's last completed score before Ashman's untimely death at age 41. This soundtrack contains more-conventional show music than The Little Mermaid, owing in large part to Broadway stalwart Angela Lansbury and to Jerry Orbach's Yves Montand impersonation. Most of the songs here were included in the subsequent Broadway adaptation and its cast album, but this disc is superior in its studio polish and cast, which is better suited to the score. --John Sanchez
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English, French
- Product Dimensions : 5.5 x 4.94 x 0.45 inches; 5.92 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Walt Disney Records
- Original Release Date : 1991
- Run time : 1 hour and 24 minutes
- Date First Available : July 26, 2006
- Label : Walt Disney Records
- ASIN : B000001M13
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #198,096 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #2,305 in Musical Soundtracks & Scores
- #2,521 in Movie Scores (CDs & Vinyl)
- #3,643 in Traditional Vocal Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
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Beauty and the Beast is about a strong willed young woman {Belle} who longs for "much more than her provincial life" and gets it, when she breaks an enchantresses spell put on a Beast and his castle.
This CD features every song and instrumental piece of music from the movie ~
tracks 1 to 15 and track 18 {played over the end credits} plus three extra pieces of music ~ track 16, track 17 and track 19.
The songs:
1. Prologue - 2:29. Here, the narrator informs the audience how and why the Beast became a Beast. The narrators voice belongs to David Ogden Stiers {the voice of Cogsworth the clock!}
2. Belle - 5:07. I saw Beauty and the Beast when it played my local theatre, and this particular song sounds exactly like what I heard in the theatre!
3. Belle {reprise} 1:05.
4. Gaston - 3:40. A superb song, brilliantly sung by Richard White {Gaston} and Jesse Corti {Lefou.}
5. Gaston {reprise} 2:04.
6. Be Our Guest - 3:45. The glorious Jerry Orbach {Lumiere the candlestick} sings this song as Yves Montand!
7. Something There - 2:19. Paige O Hara {Belle} shows off her beautiful voice.
8. Human Again - 4:55. A song never included in the original 1991 film, but has since been included on subsequent videos and DVD's because it gives an insight into the enchanted objects point of view.
9. The Mob Song - 3:30.
10. Beauty and the Beast - 2:45. Angela Lansbury {Mrs Potts} recorded this song in 1 take!
11. To the Fair - 1:58. An instrumental piece.
12. West Wing - 4:25. An instrumental piece.
13. The Beast Lets Belle Go - 2:22. An instrumental piece.
14. Battle on the Tower - 5:29. An instrumental piece.
15. Transformation - 5:50. An instrumental piece.
16. Be Our Guest {demo} 3:29. This song was originally meant for the character of Belle's father, but the team gave it to Belle, because they didn't want to waste the song on a secondary character.
17. Beauty and the Beast {Work Tape and Demo} - 3:58.
18. Beauty and the Beast - 4:07. Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson at their very best!
19. Death of the Beast {Original Early Version} - 1:29.
Duration of CD = 64 minutes & 50 seconds.
As well as the songs, you get a booklet of song words with this CD, and they begin with a few words from Alan Menken {he and Howard Ashman wrote the songs for Beauty and the Beast} ~
This special tenth anniversary release of BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is accompanied by an extra sense of emotion. My friend and brilliant collaborator, Howard Ashman is no longer with us. So, I'm especially pleased that several "behind the scenes" recordings have found their way on to this disc. I think they'll shed some light on our creative process as we shaped these songs.
The previously unissued original cue for "death of the beast" was the first attempt to musically convey the emotion in this pivotal scene. It was felt at the time that something more ethereal was perhaps better suited to the moment the animators were striving for. So we recorded a new cue, which was used in the final film.
When listening to these work tapes and demos, I can't help but feel Howard's presence in the room. I dedicate this album to his memory.
If you've never seen Beauty and the Beast, it won a Golden Globe, a Grammy and it's the first and only animated film to ever be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Also, it came early in the Disney Renaissance (1989-1999, starting with The Little Mermaid and ending with Tarzan.}
Young or young at heart, Female or male, this CD will enchant and enthral anyone who listens to it.
UTTERLY FABULOUS!
The 'Beauty and the Beast' tune is famous (nice voice J.B Fletcher!) and, obviously, so is 'Be our Guest'...But best of all are Gaston's vain, manly, arrogant, booming ditties. Gaston is one of the most underated villians ever...anyone who has come into contact with his villianous charm will love the git forever in the same way we adore Darth Vader and Gollum. Disney are making a live-action movie of 'Malificent'...and did one about Snow White where a lot of attention was given to the Evil Queen (Charlize Theron)...also in their sites for this format is Cruella Deville...
Great. Now let's hope they do one of Gaston! Tom Hardy was made to do it...(oh, and live-action Belle? Jenna Louise Coleman. Hell yeah.)
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