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4 days ago · Composer Richard Sherman performs onstage during The Walt Disney Family Museum's 2nd Annual Gala at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa at The Disneyland Resort on Nov. 1, 2016 in Anaheim ...
4 days ago · In today’s show, our hosts – Tracey and Scott have asked Jessica to share some music from their audio archives while they are out of town. Featured on this episode is music from Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Our normal hosts will return for the next episode with their visit to the Walt Disney Family museum. Welcome to Disney, Indiana!
3 days ago · Furthermore, in 1968, Roy resigned from his position at the company to “focus his efforts on finalizing financing plans for the massive Walt Disney World project”, as explained in a press release from “News from Walt Disney World” shared by the Walt Disney Family Museum blog. From then on, he became Chairman of the Board.
2 days ago · Scene from the animation ‘Cinderella’ (1950) / Credit: Reproduction/Disney. To the blog of The Walt Disney Family Museum, Mark says that this scene, in particular, presents many concepts that Walt liked to address in his titles. “It really shows a lot about Walt Disney himself: magic, wishes coming true and that kind of thing.
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16 hours ago · About “Special Spice” Imagineers tasked Grammy-winner, PJ Morton to score a lyrical love letter to the city for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.These recording sessions resulted in both new renditions of favorite tunes from the film and an all-new, original song, “Special Spice” with vocals by original voice of Princess Tiana (and Disney Legend) Anika Noni Rose.
2 days ago · The idea for the design would have come from the president of the Academy at the time, the filmmaker Frank Capraand granted to Disney to honor the film’s “significant cinematic innovation, which enchanted millions and pioneered a great new field of cartoon entertainment,” as described on The Walt Disney Family Museum’s blog.
