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France Area Music
Posted by wedroy1923,
02 April 2011
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Playlist World Showcase EPCOT Center
World Showcase
France Exterior Area Music [1982 - Present]
heard in the Impressions de France Lobby and Exit Hallway
Working Playlist
01. Medley
- a. Frère Jacques
- b. Sur le Pont d'Avignon
02. Medley
- a. unknown
- b. unknown
03. Medley
- a. Voici L'Hiver Bientôt Passé
- b. unknown
04. Medley
- a. unknown
- b. Fais Do-Do
- c. Sur le Pont d'Avignon
05. Medley
- a. unknown
- b. C'est la Mère Michel
06. Sous le Ponts de Paris (?)
07. Alouette
08. Cancan
09. Medley
- a. Le Chevalier du Guet
- b. unknown
- c. unknown
10. Un Homme et Une Femme
11. Auprès de Ma Blonde
12. Medley
- a. Ainsi Font, Font, Font
- b. Nous n'Irons Plus au Bois
13. Ah! Vous Dirai-Je, Maman
14. Il Était une Bergère
15. Medley
- a. Il Pleut Bergère
- b. unknown
16. Sous le Ciel du Paris
17. Medley
- a. Ah! Si Mon Moine Voulait Danser
- b. unknown
18. Medley
- a. unknown
- b. Au Clair de la Lune
19. Un Homme et Une Femme
Duration: 47.25
Notes: Horizons recently confirmed that the France Exterior Area Music also plays in the Impressions de France Lobby and Exit Hallway.
World Showcase
France Interior Area Music [1982 - Present]
heard in the Impressions de France Theater and some shops
Working Playlist
01. La Vie en Rose
02. C'est Magnifique
03. Valentine
[...]
Duration: approx. 60.00
Notes: The France Interior Music plays in limited areas. The above short list is based on live recordings from inside the Impressions de France Theater between performances, i.e. load / unload. Horizons also provided a short live recording from inside the "Library Room" of [what shop?], which included La Mer. I have also heard a version of Cancan.
The France Interior Music was arranged by Bobby Hammick, a long time jazz musician and Disney composer. According to Disney historian Paul Anderson, Hammick arranged the music for it's a small world for the New York World's Fair.
One of the first things I did when I started trying to sort out the World Showcase music was to begin listening to whatever versions I could find of the songs listed in the Guest Services playlists because I wanted to easily be able to identify tracks should recordings become available. The tunes associated with the France Interior Music are now easily some of my favorite songs, all from these phenomenal French artists, mostly from the 1930s, '40s, and '50s. One of the great things about this project, and collecting Disney music in general, has been the opportunity to be introduced to all kinds of music from around the world that I would otherwise perhaps never have encountered.
