Certain cues were changed before being placed in the film one noticeable example is the start of "Stampede", which omits the opening toms and gong performance.The show takes place at Overture Center: 201 State Street, Madison, WI USA.Īverage start time: Monday-Friday – 8:00 PM, Saturday-Sunday – 2:00 or 8:00 PM. The orchestra would record without the majority of the percussion, which would be recorded separately and then layered over each cue. For the African chanting and choral recordings, Lebo M traveled to South Africa. Certain songs went through several versions before the final version that appeared in the film: for instance, Tim Rice has been quoted as saying that there were 15 iterations of Can You Feel the Love Tonight (the first being the one Elton John performed and the fifteenth being the final piece). The majority of the film's songs were written and recorded before the rest of the score. Instead, the orchestra was conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith. Hans Zimmer wrote the majority of the music, although he did not conduct the orchestra. The Return / Battle of Pride Rock / Cleansing Rain / The Ascension / End Credits (12'44).An Argument / You're Mufasa's Boy / Remember (8'39).Hunting / Pinned Again / Reunion (4'45).A New Era / Bowling for Buzzards (1'52).As these are bootleg copies, the quality of the tracks greatly vary from track-to-track.Īlmost all of the material released on this score was later released, though in some cases remixed, as part of The Legacy Collection: The Lion King.
However, other track listings have surfaced as well, which condense the material down into fewer tracks, or omit the movie's songs. The album also features special never-before-seen album artwork. The CD features the complete score in 21 tracks, including alternate versions. This is the near-complete score for the film. The score was apparently released for one day, but it was decided for distribution to be canceled due to financial issues.
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