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That spot just gives me chills for some reason...maybe the thought of being able to look down on one of the most iconic Disney rides ever, and topped off with the atmosphere of the restaurant, love it SO muchmjmcsl4me wrote:I like those too! I want to go back again and eat in the little lookout area of the restaurant that overlooks It's a Small World.JenMuse wrote:I love all of the Pinocchio's Village Haus tracks...need to earn enough credits to request the full loop.
Thank you so much!
I really enjoy Wonders of Life too, but I think my favorite would be the EPCOT entrance loop. All those great attractions put into instrumental music. Reminds me of that long walk from the buses to the front entrance and first you can start to hear the music and then you come around the treeline and you can see Spaceship EarthBuDz211 wrote:For me, my favorite has to be the wonders of life loop. Every time I listen to it and relax, I'm instantly transported back to that pavillion. It's my favorite.
As much as I like the Wonders of Life loop, it doesn't have that "Disney feeling" for me, since it isn't really Disney. Maybe that's because I never stood still long enough in the WoL pavillon to fully appreciate the background loop back then, but I mostly think it's "just" some New Age music that wasn't written with Disney in mind...BuDz211 wrote:For me, my favorite has to be the wonders of life loop. Every time I listen to it and relax, I'm instantly transported back to that pavillion. It's my favorite.
Having finally heard the loop over the weekend, I heard several pieces which I recognized from various Jane Austen adaptations (as well as playing in various music ensembles through high school and university). I know the one of the songs used in the background loop for The Land is a piece originally composed by Patrick Doyle for the 1995 Sense and Sensibility adapted by Emma Thompson and directed by Ang Lee.Arvorenn wrote: As much as I like the Wonders of Life loop, it doesn't have that "Disney feeling" for me, since it isn't really Disney. Maybe that's because I never stood still long enough in the WoL pavillon to fully appreciate the background loop back then, but I mostly think it's "just" some New Age music that wasn't written with Disney in mind...
I enjoy listening to the individual artists featured in the loop though, great music
I completely agree. I first heard Ray Lynch's The Oh of Pleasure at Wonders of Life. I've noticed that it's also used in a radio station in the game, Grand Theft Auto IV. No matter what I'm doing in that game, when that song comes on, I'm instantly thinking about Epcot.JenMuse wrote:
As a massive Jane-ite (my love for Jane rivals my love of Disney), hearing those pieces transports me to regency England not WDW so I agree they don't have that "Disney feeling," elusive and subjective as that may be.
And yet, Tchaikovsky's famous 1812 Overture practically screams Disney to me thanks to year after year of hearing it in Illuminations. Which is a pretty obvious demonstration of elusive and subjective...
