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Someday My Prince Will Come

Someday My Prince Will Come (Snow White)

This is an interlude song from Disney’s first feature-length animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

It’s a very beautiful piece that expresses Snow White’s pure heart and dreams.

Since the film’s release in 1937, it has continued to be loved by many people.

It’s also famous for being covered multiple times by jazz pianist Bill Evans.

A popular song often used in children’s recitals, it’s especially recommended for girls with pure hearts like Snow White.

How about listening to it while everyone has fun playing princess together?

Chim Chim Cher-ee

Chim Chim Cher-ee

A song used in Disney’s musical film Mary Poppins, themed around chimney sweeps.

Its waltz melody is beautiful and pleasant to listen to.

The lyrics, with their somewhat wistful and mysterious worldview, are also a distinctive feature of the piece.

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Real Gone (from Cars)

One of the charms of Disney movies is anthropomorphism.

Snowmen talk, and cars and airplanes have human-like personalities—there are all sorts of elements that spark children’s imagination and curiosity.

The film Cars is like that too.

It’s not just a simple good-versus-evil story; friendship and love run deep beneath it all.

Sheryl Crow’s song “Real Gone” pairs perfectly with a cool dance.

It’s also a great BGM choice for school sports days during sprints or relays.

The Cars soundtrack is packed with tracks you can use, including songs by Chuck Berry and Rascal Flatts.

Bella Notte

Bella Notte (Lady and the Tramp)

An in-film song from the movie “Lady and the Tramp,” featuring Lady, a refined house dog, and Tramp, a stray.

In the scene where Lady and Tramp eat spaghetti at Tramp’s favorite restaurant, the chef sings romantically.

A major highlight of the film is the moment when, absorbed in the music, the two dogs unknowingly choose the same strand of pasta and end up kissing.

Though the love story is between two dogs rather than humans, it’s wonderfully romantic and enchanting.

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For the First Time in ForeverKristen Anderson-Lopez,Robert Lopez

Sayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu – For the First Time in Forever (From “Frozen”)

A gem of a number sung by the sisters Anna and Elsa in Disney’s global blockbuster Frozen.

Composed by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the song brilliantly contrasts two completely different states of mind: Anna’s excitement at the castle gates finally opening after so long, and Elsa’s determination to keep her magical powers hidden.

With a lively, Broadway-inspired melody and a structure that highlights each sister’s individuality, this heartwarming piece conveys dreams, hope, and the bonds of family.

It’s a love-filled song we hope listeners of all ages—from children to adults—will enjoy.

How Far I’ll GoAuli’i Cravalho

Auli’i Cravalho – How Far I’ll Go (from Moana/Official Video)

Born as the theme song of a Disney animated film, this masterpiece is distinguished by a moving melody that blends power and delicacy.

It beautifully captures the protagonist’s inner conflict and determination as they confront their destiny and take a first step into the unknown.

Auliʻi Cravalho’s expressive vocals further elevate the film’s world.

Included on the album “Moana: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack,” released in November 2016, it won Best Song Written for Visual Media at the 60th Grammy Awards.

It’s a reassuring song that gently gives you a push when you need the courage to move toward your dreams or to take a new step forward.

Circle of LifeElton John

Elton John – Circle of Life (From “The Lion King”/Official Video)

A majestic melody echoes as the sun rises over the African plains.

Beginning with a mystical Zulu chorus, this song powerfully celebrates the eternal cycle of life.

Created by Elton John and Tim Rice and released in August 1994, it captured hearts worldwide as the opening theme of Disney’s The Lion King.

It was nominated for both the Academy Awards and the Grammys, and reached No.

18 on the US Billboard Hot 100.

Its acclaim has endured, unchanged, through the 2019 live-action adaptation as well.

When we wish to reflect on the sanctity of nature and life, or when we find ourselves standing at a crossroads, the song’s profound message and moving melody will surely give us the courage to take a new step forward.