A popular Disney medley. A moving story filled with love and dreams.

Chim Chim Cher-ee (Mary Poppins)Merī Popinzu

Chim Chim Cher-ee

It’s a whimsical song sung by Mary Poppins and Bert the chimney sweep.

The lyrics describe the hardships of a chimney sweep, yet it’s a song that inspires a positive feeling, showing how you can still find joy in the midst of it all.

It makes you want to sing along before you know it.

Moana and the Legend of the Sea 3-Song MedleyYabiku Tomona hoka

Moana 2: The Song “Beyond” performed by Tomona Yabiku – Special Vocal Performance Video

This is also one of my favorite recent movies, and as you’d expect from Disney, the music is wonderful.

The music and animation fit together perfectly, and the songs evoke beautiful seas that remind me of a southern island.

I really fell in love with it.

Enchanted / Bewitched, True Love’s Kiss / A Kiss of True LoveKimura Satoko hoka

Enchanted – True Love’s Kiss [Japanese]

I like anime too, but personally I prefer live-action, and I think it turned out to be a very lovely princess movie.

Also, for Disney it was surprisingly comedic and musical in style, which left a strong impression on me.

Hi-hoshirayukihime

Hi-ho~

It’s the theme song of the seven dwarfs in Snow White.

The dwarfs, who work mining for gems, sing rhythmically.

With the chant “Heigh-Ho,” their marching and hammering are charmingly portrayed.

It makes you want to sing along.

The budding of loveBijo to yajū

A Newborn Love (Beauty and the Beast)

In Beauty and the Beast, this song portrays the moment when the two begin to be drawn to each other.

They haven’t fully realized their feelings of love yet, but they can’t help being intrigued.

The two sing these budding emotions in a lively, musical-theater style.

A Solitary Dinner PartyAlan Menken

Disney Music Showcase / Be Our Guest | Disney+

It’s a celebrated song that colors the film “Beauty and the Beast,” featuring a glamorous Broadway-style melody and delightfully entertaining staging.

Created by Alan Menken and his collaborators, it vividly adorns the memorable scene in which the castle’s servants pour their hearts into welcoming their guest.

The powerfully resonant orchestral sound and humor-filled atmosphere perfectly capture the Disney worldview.

It’s perfect for when you want to feel bright and cheerful or hum along with someone.

The vocals, brimming with dreams and magic, are sure to make your heart lightly dance.

Hi-hoFrank Churchill

Disney Music Showcase / Heigh-Ho | Disney+

It’s the cheerful march sung by the Seven Dwarfs as they head home from the mine in Disney’s first feature-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Frank Churchill’s lively, rhythmic melody has remained beloved by generations, from children to adults.

The song debuted with the film in December 1937, and the soundtrack was released the following year.

Today, it’s an indispensable part of Disney-related events, including the Disney Sing-Along Songs series and theme park parades.

It’s the perfect tune when you want to feel bright and energized or enjoy something with the whole family.