The Sleeping BeautySoundtrack wasreleased in 1959. The music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack was adapted by composer George Bruns from Peter Tchaikovsky's ballet of Sleeping Beauty.
George Burns' first effort under the Walt Disney aegis adapts the Tchaikovsky ballet Sleeping Beauty, and the result remains one of the most enchanting and mature scores ever created within the House of Mouse. While themes like "Forbidden Mountain" and "Battle with the Forces of Evil" derive in full from Tchaikovsky, Bruns proves himself a wonderfully lyrical composer as well. "The Gifts of Beauty and Song" is as luminous as its title portends, but even more impressive is the wickedness that underscores the striking "Maleficent Appears." While Sleeping Beauty failed to generate a definitive theme à la "When You Wish Upon a Star" or "Someday My Prince Will Come," on the whole it's a richer and more complete work than most soundtracks from Disney's animated heyday, and thus truly for kids of all ages.
Track listing[]
Track
Title
Artist
1
Main Title/Once Upon A Dream/Prologue
Sleeping Beauty Chorus
2
Hail to the Princess Aurora
Sleeping Beauty Chorus
3
The Gifts of Beauty and Song/Maleficent Appears/True Love Conquers All
Sleeping Beauty Chorus
4
The Burning of the Spinning Wheels/The Fairies Plan
Maleficent:Maleficent • Aurora • Diaval • King Stefan • Prince Phillip • Forest Army • King Henry • King Henry's Army • Fairies • Queen Ingrith • Conall • Borra • Gerda • Dark Fey • Lickspittle See also:Vulture (deleted character) • The Duke
Sleeping Beauty:Hail to the Princess Aurora • The Gifts of Beauty and Song • I Wonder • Once Upon a Dream • Skumps • Sleeping Beauty
Deleted Songs:Sing a Smiling Song • It Happens I Have a Picture • Riddle Diddle • Go to Sleep • Evil - Evil Maleficent: Mistress of Evil:You Can't Stop The Girl
See also
1951 version • Spinning Wheel • Maleficent's Staff