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Hi all.
Presenting the complete score cue list breakdown of Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
Again, done from my usual research on various sources.
Using accurate durations, the excluded tracks with custom titles, etc.
As always, corrections are welcome.
Enjoy!
 
* not actual cue title
 
SONGS AND SCORE
1) Prologue (2:33)
2) Belle (5:07)
3) Gaston Accosts Belle (:58)
4) Intro Maurice (1:55)
5) To the Faire (2:01)
6) Wolf Chase (:47)
7) Intro Objects (2:16)
8) Intro Beast (:47)
9) Belle’s Cottage (:12)
10) Band Tuning (:07)
11) Bridal Chorus 1 (:06)
12) Gaston Proposes to Belle* (1:16)
13) Bridal Chorus 2 (:14)
14) Gaston Rejected (:20)
15) Belle (Reprise) (1:04)
16) Where’s Papa?* (:43)
17) Belle Arrives at the Castle (:53)
18) Belle Finds Maurice (2:34)
19) Belle's New Home* (1:23)
20) Dinner Invitation* (:36)
21) Gaston (3:37)
22) Gaston (Reprise) (2:01)
23) Belle and the Wardrobe (1:28)
24) Beast Waits (1:13)
25) Clock Explains (:20)
26) At Belle’s Door (1:07)
27) Magic Mirror* (:58)
28) Sneak to Kitchen (1:56)
29) Be Our Guest (3:42)
30) Be Our Guest (Playoff) (:56)
31) Tour of the Castle* (1:23)
32) West Wing (2:19)
33) Wolf Attack (2:06)
34) Belle Rescues Beast (:25)
35) Belle Bandages Beast (:26)
36) Gaston and Monsieur D'Arque* (:57)
37) Maurice Goes For Belle* (:46)
38) Belle’s Gift* (2:06)
39) Breakfast* (:43)
40) Something There (2:16)
41) Tonight’s the Night (1:04)
42) Beauty and the Beast (2:44)
4£) Beast Lets Belle Go (2:19)
44) Belle Leaves* (:35)
45) Belle Returns Home* (1:12)
46) Gaston’s Plan* (1:52)
47) The Mob Song (3:28)
48) Battle in the Castle (2:27)
49) Battle on the Tower (3:03)
50) Death of the Beast (1:38)
51) Transformation (3:13)
52) Beauty and the Beast (Reprise) (1:01)
53) Beauty and the Beast (Duet) (4:03)
 
BONUS TRACKS
1) Be Our Guest (Alternate Version) (3:42)
2) Human Again (Outtake) (4:53)
3) Prologue (Without Narration) (2:33)
4) The Rose 1* (:16)
5) Intro Maurice (Alternate) (1:55)
6) To the Faire (Alternate) (1:56)
7) Bridal Chorus 2 (Alternate) (:14)
8) Clock Explains (Film Version) (:20)
9) At Belle’s Door (Film Version) (1:07)
10) Magic Mirror (Film Version)* (:58)
11) Tour of the Castle (Film Version)* (1:23)
13) West Wing (Alternate) (2:19)
14) Insert* (:04)
15) The Rose 2* (:26)
16) Wolf Attack (Alternate) (2:06)
17) Council Meeting (Unused)* (:40)
18) Beast Lets Belle Go (Alternate) (2:19)
19) The Rose 3* (:29)
20) Battle in the Castle (Alternate) (2:27)
21) Battle on the Tower (Alternate 1) (3:04)
22) Battle on the Tower (Alternate 2) (3:03)
23) Death of the Beast (Alternate) (1:37)
24) The Rose 4* (:07)
25) Lumière (Sting)* (:03)
26) Cogsworth (Sting)* (:03)
27) Mrs. Potts (Sting)* (:03)
28) Belle – For Linda Worthington (Demo) (4:45)
29) Belle (Demo) (4:50)
30) Belle Reprise (Demo) (:58)
31) Gaston (Demo) (3:39)
32) Gaston Reprise (Demo) (2:28)
33) Be Our Guest (Demo) (3:27)
34) Human Again (Demo) (9:10)
35) Beauty and the Beast (Work Tape/Demo) (3:56)
36) Death of the Beast (Early Version 1) (1:35)
37) Death of the Beast (Early Version 2) (1:29)
 
SONG INSTRUMENTALS
1) Belle (Instrumental) (5:07)
2) Belle (Reprise) (Instrumental) (1:04)
3) Gaston (Instrumental) (3:37)
4) Gaston (Reprise) (Instrumental) (2:01)
5) Be Our Guest (Instrumental/Vocal Accomp't) (3:42)
6) Be Our Guest (Instrumental) (3:42)
7) Be Our Guest (Alternate Instrumental Mix) (3:42)
8) Something There (Instrumental) (2:16)
9) Beauty and the Beast (Instrumental) (2:44)
10) The Mob Song (Instrumental) (3:28)
11) Human Again (Instrumental) (4:40)
12) Beauty and the Beast (Reprise) (Instrumental/Vocal Accomp't) (1:01)
13) Beauty and the Beast (Reprise) (Instrumental) (1:01)
14) Beauty and the Beast (Duet) (Instrumental) (4:03)

Presenting the best possible breakdown of the complete cue list of the soundtrack from Disney Pictures' Pocahontas (another favourite of mine).
This was done from my own research; using the actual score cue titles (courtesy of SACM), accurate durations, and relabelling of tracks that were presumed mislabeled on the OST album.
Corrections always welcome.
Enjoy!
 
THE COMPLETE SOUNDTRACK:
The Virginia Company (1:49) Ship At Sea (2:12) Intro Ratcliffe (0:53) The Virginia Company (Reprise) (0:42) Steady As The Beating Drum (Main Title) (1:50) Intro Pocahontas (0:48) Pocahontas Dives (0:41) Pocahontas And Nakoma (0:48) Father Knows Best (1:11) Steady As The Beating Drum (Reprise) (0:45) Into Riverbend (0:22) Just Around The Riverbend (2:29) Intro Willow (1:55) Listen With Your Heart I (1:12) Ratcliffe’s Cabin (1:28) Going Ashore (0:44) Pocahontas Watches (0:47) Meeko Eats A Cracker (0:58) Meeko Cleans His Plate (0:15) Council Meeting (1:22) Rising Smoke (0:14) Jamestown (0:16) Percy’s Bath (0:51) Start Digging (0:31) Mine, Mine, Mine (3:05) Cat N Mouse (1:29) They Meet (1:34) Listen With Your Heart II (1:17) Who’s A Good Doggie? (0:17) Skirmish (1:04) The Wound (0:40) Unusual Name (0:51) Handshake (0:42) Compass (0:17) London / Tree Climbing (1:30) Colors Of The Wind (3:33) First Parting (0:21) Something Wrong, John? (0:58) Ratcliffe’s Plan (0:41) No More Mr. Nice Dog (0:20) Picking Corn (0:54) Three’s Company (0:54) Into The Glade (1:01) Listen With Your Heart III (1:08) Lon And Ben’s Excellent Adventure (0:39) When Will I See You Again? (0:41) Warriors Arrive (0:41) Nothing Is Simple (0:43) Log Dance (0:31) Smith Returns (1:46) Pocahontas Sneaks Out (0:31) Smith Sneaks Out (1:15) Nakoma Tells (0:19) Reunion (0:32) Blade In The Glade (0:27) Ripples (1:07) Discovery (0:24) Fight (0:43) Powhatan Condemns Smith (2:06) I’ll Never See Him Again (1:54) Thomas Reports (0:46) Savages (Part 1) (1:45) Epiphany (1:14) Savages (Part 2) (1:05) Execution (1:37) Now’s Our Chance (1:04) Farewell (4:45) Colors Of The Wind (End Title) (4:17) If I Never Knew You (Love Theme From POCAHONTAS) (4:11)  
ADDITIONAL MUSIC:
Steady As The Beating Drum (Original Version) (2:02) Steady As The Beating Drum (Film Mix) (2:04) Listen With Your Heart I (Original Version) (1:13) Listen With Your Heart I (Film Mix) (1:12) Mine, Mine, Mine (Original Version) (3:05) Colors Of The Wind (Different Vocal Takes) (3:33) Savages (Part 1) (Original Lyrics) (1:45) If I Never Knew You (3:24) If I Never Knew You (Different Vocal Takes) (3:24) Unused 1 (0:19) Intro Pocahontas (Without Chorus) (0:48) Pocahontas Dives (Film Version) (0:41) Unused 2 (0:22) Going Ashore (Film Version) (0:44) Pocahontas Watches (Film Version) (0:47) Council Meeting (Film Version) (1:23) Cat N Mouse (Film Version) (1:29) Unused 3 (0:32) The Wound (Film Version) (0:40) Handshake (Without Piccolo) (0:42) Compass (Without Guiro) (0:17) When Will I See You Again? (Without Shaker) (0:41) Warriors Arrive (Film Version 1) (0:41) Warriors Arrive (Film Version 2) (0:41) Nothing Is Simple (Film Version) (0:43) Nothing Is Simple (Without Native Flute) (0:43) Smith Returns (Original) (1:46) Pocahontas Sneaks Out (Without Native Flute) (0:31) Insert (0:06) Smith Sneaks Out (Original) (1:15) Smith Sneaks Out (Brass/Drums) (0:37) Nakoma Tells (Film Version) (0:19) Reunion (Film Version) (0:32) Ripples (Without Shaker) (1:07) Ripples (Film Version) (1:07) Discovery (Film Version) (0:24) Discovery (Without Rattle) (0:24) Fight (Without Drums) (0:43) Powhatan Condemns Smith (Without Percussion) (2:06) I’ll Never See Him Again (Film Version) (1:54) Epiphany (Alternate 1) (0:58) Epiphany (Alternate 2) (1:11) Epiphany (Without Percussion) (1:13) Execution (Film Version) (1:37) Farewell (Without Chorus) (4:45) Colors Of The Wind (Demo) (3:27) Just Around The Riverbend (Demo) (5:28) Different Drummer (Demo) (3:54) First To Dance (Demo) (4:39) In The Middle Of The River (Demo) (4:10) If I Never Knew You (Demo) (3:09) Dancing To The Wedding Drum (Instrumental Draft) (1:39) Farewell (Early Version) (5:01)  
SONG INSTRUMENTALS:
The Virginia Company (Instrumental Version) (1:49) The Virginia Company (Reprise) (Instrumental Version) (0:35) Steady As The Beating Drum (Instrumental Version) (1:53) Steady As The Beating Drum (Original Instrumental Version) (1:53) Steady As The Beating Drum (Film Instrumental Version) (1:53) Steady As The Beating Drum (Reprise) (Instrumental Version) (0:45) Just Around The Riverbend (Instrumental Version) (2:29) Listen With Your Heart I (Instrumental Version) (1:11) Listen With Your Heart I (Original Instrumental Version) (1:11) Listen With Your Heart I (Film Instrumental Version) (1:11) Mine, Mine, Mine (Instrumental Version) (3:05) Listen With Your Heart II (Instrumental Version) (1:17) Colors Of The Wind (Instrumental Version) (3:34) Listen With Your Heart III (Instrumental Version) (1:08) Savages (Part 1) (Instrumental Version) (1:46) Savages (Part 2) (Instrumental Version) (1:05) If I Never Knew You (Instrumental Version) (3:25) Farewell / If I Never Knew You (Reprise) (Instrumental Version) (5:00) Colors Of The Wind (Instrumental Version) (4:19) If I Never Knew You (Instrumental Version) (4:11)

The only others I'm aware of are Pocahontas and Beauty and the Beast, but BATB is from the LTP concerts and incomplete. 

Yea it definitely works better for some pieces I've tried than others.
 
These two also came out great
 
39 {score} Devil's Canyon Rapids.mp3
39 {score} Devil's Canyon Rapids (Filtered Instrumental).mp3
 
42 {score} Next Time You Drive.mp3
42 {score} Next Time You Drive (Filtered Instrumental).mp3
 
It is kind of mind blowing how well this technology works.  Having spent over half my lifetime ripping unreleased music from movies and dealing with whatever dialogue and sound effects came with it, its amazing how well you can remove at least the dialogue now

I know some people here have dabbled with this, and I was wondering if we could get some info shared about the best programs to use and any setting recommendations, etc etc.
 
I just started dabbling in this today and am blown away by the results
 
This is the one I happened to find and use:
 
https://x-minus.pro/ai
 
Here's an example of a before and after
 
before.mp3
after.mp3
Since the free version only outputs as MP3, I'm contemplating paying for a subscription to get high res audio and whatever else you get with paying.  But I figured I'd ask here first if there are any alternate vocal removal websites, or apps, or whatever, that people think are better or just different. 
 
Discuss!

Usually the rear channels have the cleanest music, but they don't necessarily have all the music when it's mixed across all channels. There are many free online "AI"-based sites that can remove dialogue ("vocals") or even sound effects ("percussion"), though one shouldn't expect instant magic perfection yet. My go-to one is https://x-minus.pro/ai.

Agreed! Even if the releases aren't "perfect" I still really hope they continue with The Legacy Collection.
 
I think Aladdin is one of everyones top requests!

As mentioned, Braveheart is next, but then we'll give Mr. Horner a little rest (but not for too long)!
 
Sssshhhhh!!  
 
 

I wonder if we'll ever see another Disney release... Tangled from OMNI was fantastic (and I bought it instantly!), but I would love to see something from the golden era of animation, or the renaissance.

I think you will (and that's not a hint).  The Rocketeer is Disney...but I know that's not quite what you meant.
 
I really want to (because they're exciting), but I don't want to draw attention away from The Rocketeer (and Braveheart, which yes, is next).  Although it gets people excited for what's coming in the future, it also becomes frustrating that it's not here "now"!  It's a tough one with pros and cons.
 
I can say though, that there will be two from composers who haven't had a full score release before, and two who have...!
 
It's quite possible that I'll slip in another digital release or two (a la Testament) as well.  Smaller titles that aren't necessarily viable for a full print run (too short, or too small of a market) but are worthy of finding an alternative solution.

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I have started to reduce my favorite film scores and try to analyze them as good as I can. Maybe someone here will also find this useful
https://youtube.com/@michael_grig_music

it's An American Tale

Look what showed up on New Zealand's itunes just now!
 
1 hour and 18 minutes. 40 minutes of the previous album plus 40 minutes of extra score.
 
https://music.apple.com/nz/album/the-little-mermaid-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/1688808328

Ah that's great, I've always loved the Grieg piece, and had never made the connection before. Sounds pretty obvious now 🙂 thank you for this 

1:24 to the end of the "Finale" cue is pretty fantastic!
 
 

Nice choice! This was inspired by Edvard Grieg's "Wedding day at Troldhaugen". You can really hear the influence when you listen to the Jig piano score demo tape from the Legacy Collection soundtrack for TLM!
 
 

Nice choice! This was inspired by Edvard Grieg's "Wedding day at Troldhaugen". You can really hear the influence when you listen to the Jig piano score demo tape from the Legacy Collection soundtrack for TLM!
 
 

Soundtrack details for The Little Mermaid remake:
 

 
1. Triton’s Kingdom – Alan Menken (2:32)
2. Part of Your World – Halle (3:34)
3. Fathoms Bellow – Jonah Hauer-King, John Dagleish, Christopher Fairbank & Ensemble (1:28)
4. Part of Your World (Reprise) – Halle (2:37)
5. Under the Sea – Daveed Diggs & Cast (3:04)
6. Wild Uncharted Waters – Jonah Hauer-King (2:59)
7. Poor Unfortunate Souls – Melissa McCarthy (4:42)
8. For the First Time – Halle (4:08)
9. Kiss the Girl – Daveed Diggs, Awkwafina, Jacob Tremblay & Ensemble (3:16)
10. The Scuttlebutt – Awkwafina & Daveed Diggs (2:01)
11. Eric’s Decision – Alan Menken (2:21)
12. Vanessa’s Trick – Alan Menken (1:03)
13. Part of Your World (Reprise II) – Halle (1:33)
14. Kiss the Girl (Island Band Reprise) – Alan Menken (2:17)
15. Finale – Alan Menken (2:25)
 
http://filmmusicreporter.com/2023/05/17/the-little-mermaid-live-action-2023-soundtrack-album-details/

In January he released his last solo album titled "12". Sakamoto also scored a film "Monster" by Hirokazu Koreeda ready for release this year.

The most amazing thing Menken composed, ironically not winning an oscar....:
 
Jesus, this track is so frigging good.

I would judge a score for a musical by the arrangements of the instrumental portions as well as how much new material not based on song melodies is supplied for the score.
 
 On that criterion, Aladdin is most interesting to me.

Mermaid for me, even though the recording itself is pretty terrible.

Omni just shared the (fantastic) cover for Horner’s Wrath of Khan on their Facebook page:
 

UPDATE: We now have a Discord server: https://discord.gg/jANPycCmVd
 
I'm excited to announce that I have recently become the admin/bureaucrat of the previously abandoned Film Music Wiki over on fandom.com.
 
There is a lot of work that needs to be done to bring the site up to an acceptable standard, but I hope to eventually make it the de facto source of information regarding film scores. There are other sites with info of this nature on the internet but all of them are incomplete and you'd need to cross check several sources to get all the info you want.
 
For example, if I were trying to research the first Harry Potter score, I could find the existence of and a little bit of info on the OST and the La-La Land set on Discogs, but no mention of the sessions leak. Discogs also doesn't present any sort of comparison between what material is on the OST and what material is on the La-La Land and how they overlap and how they don't. Discogs also wastes a lot of space covering reissues of OSTs, which while possibly interesting from a collector's perspective they don't really matter from a musical perspective. If I instead check out the excellent Chronological Scores / Soundtracks blog, I would learn of the existence of the sessions leak, and sort of get an idea of how the music is used in the film, but I still wouldn't know the exact differences between the releases, or exactly what alterations are made to cues in the final film. The Chronological Scores blog is also designed to be more of an editing guide than an informative breakdown of a score, which means on its own the information isn't complete. If I dug a little bit deeper I might find Jay's fantastic spreadsheet breaking down the all the releases of the score in relation to the original sheet music. This would provide a proper comparison of the releases and give most of the information I would want, but it still doesn't cover how the music is edited for the final film. Also, none of these sources go into detail about how the score was written or how different themes are utilized or when or where it was recorded. There are of course other sources that would provide this information, but I think you get the point.
 
I want to provide one centralized source of information for film score fans to get an idea of what exists for any given score and presents most of the information they might want (cue lists, release breakdowns, behind-the-scenes info), while also linking back to all these other excellent sources. To me, it seems a wiki is the perfect way to accomplish that goal. Plus, with the high search rankings of Fandom sites, it has the added bonus of increasing exposure to and awareness of film music for the general public. Also, I should note that I plan on covering not just "film" scores but also television and videogame music as well.
 
Lastly, I want to provide a roadmap of some of what I have planned:
 
 
Obviously, I am only one person, and I will not be able to do all this on my own. If anyone here is interested in participating as an editor I'd love to have the help. Thanks!