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RE: The Official In-Park Music Listening Thread

BGW Family said:
I know this is a long shot. But, are the Celtic Fyre backing tracks out there anywhere? I love the show with performers. However, I liked hearing the "soundtrack" on the Celtic Dyne videos in the ride queues. It is just such cool music. This wouldn't be so much the traditional live tunes they do with instruments. This would be the music written for the show. Like the one used in the last dance sequence of the show.

Doesn't hurt to ask, right?
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Unless you could persuade Gary Lensenmayer or Colm Ó Foghlú (the composers) to email you the music, there is no other way I know of.
 
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CastleOSullivan said:
BGW Family said:
I know this is a long shot. But, are the Celtic Fyre backing tracks out there anywhere? I love the show with performers. However, I liked hearing the "soundtrack" on the Celtic Dyne videos in the ride queues. It is just such cool music. This wouldn't be so much the traditional live tunes they do with instruments. This would be the music written for the show. Like the one used in the last dance sequence of the show.

Doesn't hurt to ask, right?
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Unless you could persuade Gary Lensenmayer or Colm Ó Foghlú (the composers) to email you the music, there is no other way I know of.
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Thanks COS. I know how copyright and licensing works, but thought I'd ask. With a Lady of the Gardens mp3 floating around and things like Illuminights CDs, I thought I'd at least ask.

(Hint to BGW: It's something I would buy if sold at the park instead of all those commercial CDs in Emerald Isle).
 
RE: The Official In-Park Music Listening Thread

"Will You No Come Back Again" in Heatherdowns. I believe I've also heard "Rowan Tree" or "We're No Awa' Tae Bide Awa". I'll listen closer next time I'm in. Or, someone can check into those.
 
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Joe here is all the hamlet music as of the 2001 Season. There has been no changes from this except for France and we do not have a track list for Ireland, though it has changed since the hamlet's opening.

Haberdasher1973 said:
Banbury Cross

“Handel: Water Music,” English Concert & Trevor Pinnock

Track #
11 Alla Hornpipe (suite in D/G major)
13 Rigaudon (suite in D/G major)
15 Bouree (suite in D/G major)
18 Country Dance I/II (suite in D/G major)
19 Menuet (suite in D/G major)
3 Allegro (suite in F major)
4 Menuet (suite in F major)
5 Air (suite in F major)
6 Menuet (suite in F major)
7 Bouree (suite in F major)
8 Hornpipe (suite in F major)
9 Andante (suite in F major)

“Greatest Hits of 1721,” Various Artists

1 Allegro (From Water Music Suite No. 1)
4 Allegro (From Concerto For Two Trumpets)
5 Pastoral (From Concerto Grosso In G Minor)
8 Jesu, Joy Of Man'S Desiring (From Cantata No. 147
9 Bandinerie (From Orchestral Suite No. 2) 01:27
11 The Prince Of Denmark's March (Trumpet Voluntary)

“Echoes of London,” John Williams

2 La Volta
5 Courante
7 Harmonious Blacksmith

Heatherdowns

“Mackenzies Pipes and Strings,” Mackenzies Pipes and Strings

3 The Way Old Friends Do
4 The Penhalonga Piper
9 Silver Threads Among The Gold
11 MacKenzie's Tune
12 Rose of Trallee
14 Scotland the Brave

“Scottish Favourites,” Star Accordian Band

3 I Love A Lassie, Roamin In The Gloamin, Wee Deoch And Doris, Keep Right On
10 Loch Lomond / Grannies Heilan Hame / Annie Laurie
12 Bluebells Of Scotland / Auld Lang Syne

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Hastings:

“A Florentine Carnival,” London Pro Musica & Bernard Thomas

1 Saltarello "Fiorentina"
3 Palle, palle
6 Canto Dei Profumieri
8 La Morra
11 A la Battaglia (Instrumental)
15 Trionfo Della Dea Minerva

“The Glory of the Italian Madrigal,” The Amaryllis Consort

3 Torneo Amoroso (Harp Solo)
6 Leggiadra Marina (Harp Solo)
12 Alta Mendozza (Harp Solo)
15 Ballo Furlano (Harp Solo)

“The Dante Troubadours,” Martin Best Mediaeval Ensemble

9 Trotto
16 Lauda Novella: Melody Only
18 Istampitta

“Songs of Chivalry,” Martin Best Mediaeval Ensemble

1 Estampie
3 Coda
6 Costume Est Bien
9 Danse Royale
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Killarney

Official soundtrack unknown at this time

Aquitaine

“Broadway To Hollywood,” Ferrante and Teicher

1 I Love Paris
2 C'est Magnifique
6 The Last Time I Saw Paris
7 I Am In Love
8 Allez - Vous - En, Go Away

“Classic Cafehaus Music,” The Salon Orchestra

2 Brise de Mer (Leoncavalla)
3 Leibesfreud (Kreisler)
4 Salut d'amour (Elgar)
6 Student Promenade (Ibanez)
8 Only the One Who Knows the Longing (Translateur)

New France

“Rounder Banjo,” Various Artists

1 Runaround
2 Shelton Special
4 Foggy Mountain Chimes
5 Banjo Boy Chimes
6 Clinging Vine
7 Don't Mean Maybe
9 Five Speed
16 Harley's Breakdown
17 House of David Blues
20 Thunderhead
21 White Oak Breakdown
23 Goodbye Liza Jane
24 Kansas City Railroad Blues

“Everything is Gonna Work Out Fine,” Jerry Douglas

2 Randy Lynn Rag
3 Bill Cheatham
5 Wheel Hoss
6 Alabam'
7 Dixie Hoedown
8 Red Bud Rag
16 Cincinnati Rag

Rounder Bluegrass 1

1 Big Ben
4 Sleepy-Eyed John
17 Sally Goodin
19 Ragtime Annie
21 Crazy Creek

Rhinefeld

“22 Of The Greatest Polkas,” Myron Floren

2 Beer Barrel Polka
5 Jalisco
7 Clarinet Polka
8 Helena Polka
9 Spring Time Polka
10 Hoot Foot Polka
11 Thunder Polka
12 Jolly Polka
17 Silver Polka
18 Village Inn Polka
19 Fingertip Polka
20 Happy Hour
21 Toe Tapper

Kinder Karussell

“Catch The Brass Ring - Nostalgic Carousel Music,” Band Organ Arrangements

1 Alexander's Ragtime Band
2 Beside a Babbling Brook
3 You Gotta See Mamma Ev’ry Night
4 Old Reliable March
5 Missouri Waltz
6 Beer Barrel Polka, “Roll Out the Barrel”
7 Yes, We Have No Bananas
8 Barney Google
9 Boston Commandery
10 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street
11 Oh Katherina
12 Paddin' Madelin Home
13 The Cocoanuts: Always
14 Alley Cat
15 Doo Wacka Doo
16 King of the Air March
17 Show Me the Way to Go Home
18 I Love My Baby, My Baby Loves Me
19 Me and My Shadow
20 Louise
21 American Patrol
22 Music Box Revue 1924–25: All Alone
23 Bye, Bye, Blackbird
24 The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down
25 Agravatin' Papa
26 Yes Sir, That's My Baby
27 Das Spitzentuch der Konigin, Op. 388: Rosen aus dem Suden
28 Ja-Da
29 Heaven's Artillery
30 Waltz
31 Good Night

Oktoberfest

“March Souvenir from Germany, Austria, Switzerland”

1 Mussinan-Marsch (arr. F. Pleyer)
2 O du mein Osterreich (arr. F. Pleyer)
4 Defilier-Marsch (arr. F. Pleyer)
5 Unter dem Doppeladler (Under the Double Eagle), Op. 159 (arr. F. Pleyer)
6 Fulenbacher-Marsch (arr. F. Pleyer)
7 Wo der Alder fliegt
8 Zofinger Marsch (arr. F. Pleyer)
9 Brucker-Lager-Marsch (arr. F. Pleyer)
11 Hoch Habsburg (arr. F. Pleyer)

“Instrumental,” Original Oberkrainer Musikanten (1987)

1 Schöne Urlaubszeit
4 Wenn der Opa mit der Oma tanzt
6 Morgensonne
7 Zwei Schimmel
11 In unserem Garten
12 Sommernacht in Wochein
13 Rote Schirme

San Marco

“Echoes of Italy,” Mantovani, Laszlo Tábor & The London Festival Orchestra

1 Torna A Surriento
2 Italia Mia
3 Mattinata
4 Carnival of Venice
7 Santa Lucia
9 Funiculi, Funicula
10 Summertime in Venice
14 Bella Piccinina

Festa Italia

“Hooked on Classics,” The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Louis Clark

1 Hooked on Classics, Pts. 1 & 2
3 Hooked on Classics, Pt. 3

“Hooked on Classics II,” Louis Clark & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

1 Can't Stop the Classics
6 Tales of the Vienna Waltz
7 Hooked on Baroque

“Beethoven or Bust,” Don Dorsey

1 Rondo a Capriccio in G major Op. 129: ‘Rage Over a Lost Penny’
2 Eleven Bagetelles, Op. 119: Mixed Bagetelles – Andante-Allegro
3 Six Bagetelles, Op. 126: Mixed Bagetelles - Allegro
4 Seven Bagetelles, Op.33: Mixed Bagetelles – Presto
5 Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2: I. Adagio Sostenuto
6 Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2: II. Allegreto
7 Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2: III. Presto Agitato
8 15 ‘Eroica’ Variations, Op. 35: Various Variations
9 Sonata No.6 in F Major, Op. 10, No. 2: III. Presto
10 Six Ecossaises, Woo 83 (1823)
11 Fur Elise (Albumblatt) Woo 59 (1808)
12 Sonata No.18 in E-Flat Major, Op.31, No. 3: II. Scherzo: Allegretto Vivace
13 Symphony No. 9 in D-Minor (‘Choral’), Op. 125, Mvt. 4: Ode to Ludwig

“Bachbusters,” Don Dorsey

1 I. (Allegro)
2 II. Adante
3 III. Presto
4 Two & Three Part Inventions...
5 Two & Three Part Inventions...
6 Two & Three Part Inventions...
7 Two & Three Part Inventions...
8 Two & Three Part Inventions...
9 Two & Three Part Inventions...
10 Two & Three Part Inventions...
11 Two & Three Part Inventions...
12 Two & Three Part Inventions...
13 Two & Three Part Inventions...
14 On the First Eight Notes of the Aria...
15 Toccata & Fugue in D minor: Toccata
16 Toccata & Fugue in D minor: Fugue
17 Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, From Cantata 147

“Catch The Brass Ring - Nostalgic Carousel Music,” Band Organ Arrangements

1 Alexander's Ragtime Band
2 Beside a Babbling Brook
3 You Gotta See Mamma Ev’ry Night
4 Old Reliable March
5 Missouri Waltz
6 Beer Barrel Polka, “Roll Out the Barrel”
7 Yes, We Have No Bananas
8 Barney Google
9 Boston Commandery
10 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street
11 Oh Katherina
12 Paddin' Madelin Home
13 The Cocoanuts: Always
14 Alley Cat
15 Doo Wacka Doo
16 King of the Air March
17 Show Me the Way to Go Home
18 I Love My Baby, My Baby Loves Me
19 Me and My Shadow
20 Louise
21 American Patrol
22 Music Box Revue 1924–25: All Alone
23 Bye, Bye, Blackbird
24 The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down
25 Agravatin' Papa
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Well, there goes all my free-time :p! Also, I don't mean to sound disrespectful or rude, but why was my thread merged with the regular In-Park Music thread? My thread was intended to be a reference post you could easily find all on its own to listen to the in-park music so you didn't have to dig around this thread so much. That said, maybe the comments were slowly starting to pertain more to this thread instead?
 
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J0E1 said:
Well, there goes all my free-time :p! Also, I don't mean to sound disrespectful or rude, but why was my thread merged with the regular In-Park Music thread? My thread was intended to be a reference post you could easily find all on its own to listen to the in-park music so you didn't have to dig around this thread so much. That said, maybe the comments were slowly starting to pertain more to this thread instead?
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I think it all just falls under the same topic of In-Park Music. Although it had a different purpose the conversation was the same. But that is just a hunch, I'm no staff here so I would know :p
 
RE: In-Park Music

Shane said:
Joe here is all the hamlet music as of the 2001 Season. There has been no changes from this except for France and we do not have a track list for Ireland, though it has changed since the hamlet's opening.
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I noticed on my two recent visits that the music in New France has changed as well.
 
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I noticed the newer music as well over the last month or so. Sitting down and relaxing for a while in New France is tantamount to being in an old Clint Eastwood western movie. I don't know if it belongs, but I for one enjoyed it. ;)
 
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Dr. Felix Freakenstein said:
Also, I don't mean to sound disrespectful or rude, but why was my thread merged with the regular In-Park Music thread? My thread was intended to be a reference post you could easily find all on its own to listen to the in-park music so you didn't have to dig around this thread so much.
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This:
Dr. Felix Freakenstein said:
That said, maybe the comments were slowly starting to pertain more to this thread instead?
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Sorry bud, but the ensuing conversation became identical to this threads topic. We will have to work out getting a way to listen to the tracks or where to get the tracks in a first post or something.
 
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No problem, Shane. That said, this conversation is more than a month old now, so...
 
RE: In-Park Music

Yeah, I know; I've been MIA for a while. The thread is over 3 years old though. Just thought I would answer your question.
 
RE: In-Park Music

So I couldn't hijack the original post in this thread because it predates my membership at PFN, but Zachary graciously volunteered his account to do so. The first post how how the most complete track list of each hamlet and will hopefully soon have links to listen to each track.

I've added a few tracks to the Park Entrance list that I discovered towards the end of the summer.
 
RE: In-Park Music

How is Hastings circa 2001 if Killarney opened in 2001? I take it either that list is from a previous year or its for Killarney.
 
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Circa
Circa, usually abbreviated c. or ca., means "approximately" in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Croatian, German, Dutch, Romanian, Slovak, Czech, Norwegian and Swedish, usually referring to a date.
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Judging by the song titles, i'd say it's the tracklist for Hastings.
 
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Its the track list for Hastings, that entire list minus the Entry Music I added for 2013 and Ireland were provided by BEC Customer Serivce to Haberdasher when he requested a list of the parks music in 2007. The Word document attached to that email was dated 2001.
 
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