Tina Guo (cellist)

Date of Birth: October 28, 1985 (39 years old)

Birthplace: Shanghai, China

Occupation: Musician

Instruments

• Cello
• Erhu
• Vocals

Website: tinaguo.com

Motion Pictures (My List)

Music Department

2010: Iron Man 2

2017: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales — Cello

2019: The Lion King — Solo Cello and Special Thanks (to the Hans Zimmer Band)

2023: The Creator — Cello

The Music of Brother Bear

Songs by Phil Collins

Score Composed by Mark Mancina and Phil Collins

Music

Great Spirits

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins and Mark Mancina

Performed by Tina Turner

Transformation

Produced and Arranged by Mark Mancina and Phil Collins

Choral Arrangement by Eddie Jobson

Performed by The Bulgarian Women’s Choir

On My Way

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins and Mark Mancina

Performed by Phil Collins and Jeremy Suarez

Welcome

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins and Mark Mancina

Additional Vocal Production by Chris Goldsmith

Performed by The Blind Boys of Alabama and Phil Collins with Oren Waters

No Way Out (Theme from Brother Bear)

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins and Mark Mancina

Performed by Phil Collins

Look Through My Eyes

Produced by Rob Cavallo

Arranged by Phil Collins and Rob Cavallo

Strings Arranged and Conducted by David Campbell

Recorded by Allen Sides

Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge

Performed by Phil Collins

No Way Out (Theme from Brother Bear) (Phil Collins Version)

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins and Chris Montan

Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge

Performed by Phil Collins

Orchestrations by David Metzger

Vocal Arrangements by

• Phil Collins
• Mark Mancina
• David Metzger

Songs Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf and Steve Kempster

Score Recorded and Mixed by Steve Kempster

Music Editor: Earl Ghaffari

Music Production Supervisor: Tom MacDougall

Music Production Manager: Andrew Page

Music Production Coordinator: Deniece Hall

Technical Consultant: Chuck Choi

Orchestra Conducted by Don Harper

Vocal Contractor: Carmen Carter and Bobbi Page

Songs Contracted by Reggie Wilson

Score Contracted by Sandy DeCrescent

Supervising Music Copyist: Booker White - Walt Disney Music Library

Assistant Music Editor: Daniel Gaber

Music Production Assistants: Joel Berke and Jill Iverson

Score Assistant: Johnny Whieldon

Transformation Inuit Translation: Lorena Kapniaq Williams

Choral Arrangements by Eddie Jobson featuring The Bulgarian Women’s Choir

Phil Collins appears courtesy of Atlantic Records

Tina Turner appears courtesy of Parlophone / EMI Records Limited

The Bulgarian Women’s Choir appears courtesy of Globe Music Media Arts Corp. / Jaro Medien GmbH

The Blind Boys of Alabama appear courtesy of Real World Records, Ltd.

Rob Cavallo appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.

Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records

Borderlands (John Fusco’s album)

Recorded: 2021–22

Studio

• Petit Jazz Studios, Vermont
• Tank Recording Studio, Burlington, Vermont

Genre: Americana

Released: October 21, 2022

Label: Rocket 88 Records

Length: 49 minutes

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal, Piano, Hammond B3

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Bass, Percussion, Ocarina

Russ Lawton — Drums

Matthew Backer — Slide and Dobro Guitars

Patrick Richard Ross — Fiddle and Mandolin, Background Vocals

Ashley Betton — Background Vocals

Jane Boxall — Marimba

Stuart Paton — Congas

Connor Young — Trumpets

Michael Hartigan — Accordion

All songs/lyrics composed by John Fusco, except Ain’t No Grave (Traditional)

Engineered, produced, arranged, mixed by George Walker Petit at Petit Jazz Studio, Vermont

Additional engineering by Ben Collette at the Tank Studio, Vermont

Cover Art by Tom Russell (tomrussell.com)

Graphic design by Mariah Parker (mettagraphics.com)

Coyote Man

John Fusco — Lead Vocal, Piano

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Fretless Bass, Percussion, Ocarina

Russ Lawton — Drums

Stuart Paton — Congas

Connor Young — Trumpets

Dance of the Seven Veils

John Fusco — Lead Vocal, Keyboards

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Fretless Bass, Percussion

Russ Lawton — Drums

Jane Boxall — Marimba

Stuart Paton — Hand Drums

Bad Luck Rides Shotgun

John Fusco — Lead Vocal, Hammond B3

George Walker Petit — Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Percussion

Russ Lawton — Drums

Matthew Backer — Slide Guitar, Rhythm Guitar

Horseback Jesus

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal, Piano

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Bass

Michael Hartigan — Accordion

Cowboy Picture

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal, Hammond B3

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Bass, Percussion

Russ Lawton — Drums

Patrick Richard Ross — Fiddle, Mandolin, Background Vocals

Countrified Noise

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Bass

Russ Lawton — Drums

Patrick Richard Ross — Fiddle, Mandolin

Cyanide Whisky

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal, Hammond B3

George Walker Petit — Guitar, Bass, Percussion

Russ Lawton — Drums

Matthew Backer — Dobro, Slide Guitar, Trem & Rhythm Guitar

Knighted by the Queen

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Bass, Percussion

Russ Lawton — Drums

Jane Boxall — Marimba

Stuart Paton — Hand Drums

Ashley Betton — Background Vocals, Handclapse

Run, Rez Dog, Run

John Fusco — Composer, Lead Vocal

George Walker Petit — Guitars, Bass, Ocarina

Russ Lawton — Drums

Patrick Richard Ross — Fiddle, Mandolin, Background Vocals

Ain’t No Grave

John Fusco — Lead Vocal

George Walker Petit — Guitar, Fretless Bass

Ashley Betton — Background Vocals

Mil Gracias... by John Fusco

Many thanks to George Walker Petit, without whom this album wouldn't have existed. You're a true compadre, George, and I must say it again: Where have you been all my life? Along with George's engineering, guitars, bass, and various percussion, I am grateful for the Borderlands posse of Russ Lawton, Patrick Ross, Matt Backer, and all the gifted players on this collection. Mil gracias to Oscar Zambrano and Zampol Productions, border troubadour and painter Tom Russell for the original cover art (Blue Horse), Charley Robinson of Iconoclast Design, Mariah Parker of Mettagraphics, and Groovehouse.

Viggo Mortensen

Viggo Peter Mortensen, Jr.

Date of Birth: October 20, 1958 (66 years old)

Birthplace: Watertown, New York, USA (raised mainly in New York and Argentina)

Citizenship: United States and Denmark

Education: St. Lawrence University

Occupation

• Actor
• Author
• Poet
• Photographer
• Painter
• Founder of Perceval Press and Perceval Pictures
• Musician
• Filmmaker

Motion Pictures (My List)

Actor

1990: Young Guns II — John W. Poe

1995: Crimson Tide — Weps

1997: G.I. Jane — Master Chief John James Urgayle

2004: Hidalgo — Frank T. Hopkins

Publications (My List)

2003: 45301

2003: Miyelo

2004: The Horse is Good

2005: Linger

Disney (Walt Disney Pictures)

Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Formerly

• Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio (1923–26)
• Walt Disney Studio (1926–29)
• Walt Disney Productions (1929–83)

Founded

• October 16, 1923; 101 years ago (as Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio)
• April 1, 1983; 41 years ago (as Walt Disney Pictures)

Location: 500 S. Buena Vista St., Burbank, CA 91521

Parent: The Walt Disney Studios

Motion Pictures (My List)

1950s

1954: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

1955: Lady and the Tramp

1960s

1961: One Hundred and One Dalmatians

1964: Mary Poppins

1967: The Jungle Book

1970s

1970: The Aristocats

1973: Robin Hood

1975: The Apple Dumpling Gang

1977: Freaky Friday

1977: The Rescuers

1977: Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo

1977: Pete’s Dragon

1979: The Black Hole

1980s

1981: The Fox and the Hound

1982: Tron

1983: Never Cry Wolf

1989: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids

1989: The Little Mermaid

1990s

1990: The Rescuers Down Under

1991: White Fang

1991: The Rocketeer

1991: Beauty and the Beast

1992: Honey, I Blew Up the Kid

1992: The Mighty Ducks

1992: Aladdin

1992: The Muppet Christmas Carol

1993: Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

1993: Hocus Pocus

1993: Cool Runnings

1993: The Three Musketeers

1994: Blank Check

1994: D2: The Mighty Ducks

1994: The Lion King

1994: Angels in the Outfield

1994: The Santa Clause

1994: Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book

1995: Man of the House

1995: A Goofy Movie

1995: Pocahontas

1995: Toy Story

1996: Muppet Treasure Island

1996: Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco

1996: James and the Giant Peach

1996: The Hunchback of Notre Dame

1996: First Kid

1996: 101 Dalmatians

1997: Jungle 2 Jungle

1997: Hercules

1997: George of the Jungle

1997: Air Bud

1997: Flubber

1998: Mulan

1998: The Parent Trap

1998: A Bug’s Life

1998: Mighty Joe Young

1999: My Favorite Martian

1999: Tarzan

1999: Inspector Gadget

1999: Toy Story 2

2000s

2000: Dinosaur

2000: Disney’s The Kid

2000: Remember the Titans

2000: 102 Dalmatians

2000: The Emperor’s New Groove

2001: Atlantis: The Lost Empire

2001: The Princess Diaries

2001: Monsters, Inc.

2002: Snow Dogs

2002: The Rookie

2002: Lilo & Stitch

2002: The Santa Clause 2

2002: Treasure Planet

2003: The Jungle Book 2

2003: Holes

2003: Finding Nemo

2003: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

2003: Freaky Friday

2003: Brother Bear

2003: The Haunted Mansion

2004: Miracle

2004: Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen

2004: The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

2004: The Incredibles

2004: National Treasure

2005: The Pacifier

2005: Herbie: Fully Loaded

2005: Sky High

2005: Chicken Little

2005: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

2006: Glory Road

2006: Eight Below

2006: The Shaggy Dog

2006: The Wild

2006: Cars
2006: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

2006: Invincible

2006: The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause

2007: Bridge to Terabithia

2007: Meet the Robinsons

2007: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End

2007: Ratatouille

2007: Underdog

2007: The Game Plan

2007: Enchanted

2007: National Treasure: Book of Secrets

2008: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

2008: WALL•E

2008: Beverly Hills Chihuahua

2008: Bolt

2008: Bedtime Stories

2009: Race to Witch Mountain

2009: Hannah Montana: The Movie

2009: Up

2009: G-Force

2009: Disney’s A Christmas Carol

2009: Old Dogs

2009: The Princess and the Frog

2010s

2010: Alice in Wonderland

2010: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

2010: Toy Story 3

2010: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice

2010: Secretariat

2010: Tangled

2010: Tron: Legacy

2011: Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

2011: Cars 2

2011: Winnie the Pooh

2011: The Muppets

2012: Brave

2012: The Odd Life of Timothy Green

2012: Frankenweenie

2012: Wreck-It Ralph
2013: Oz the Great and Powerful

2013: Monsters University

2013: The Lone Ranger

2013: Planes

2013: Frozen

2013: Saving Mr. Banks

2014: Muppets Most Wanted

2014: Million Dollar Arm

2014: Maleficent

2014: Planes: Fire & Rescue

2014: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

2014: Big Hero 6

2014: Into the Woods

2015: McFarland, USA

2015: Cinderella

2015: Tomorrowland

2015: Inside Out

2015: The Good Dinosaur

2016: The Finest Hours

2016: Zootopia

2016: The Jungle Book

2016: Alice Through the Looking Glass

2016: Finding Dory

2016: The BFG

2016: Pete’s Dragon

2016: Moana

2017: Beauty and the Beast

2017: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

2017: Cars 3

2017: Coco

2018: A Wrinkle in Time

2018: Incredibles 2

2018: Christopher Robin

2018: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms

2018: Ralph Breaks the Internet

2018: Mary Poppins Returns

2019: Dumbo

2019: Aladdin

2019: Toy Story 4

2019: The Lion King

2019: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

2019: Frozen II

2020s

2020: Onward

2021: Raya and the Last Dragon

2021: Cruella

2021: Jungle Cruise

2021: Encanto

2022: Lightyear

2022: Strange World

2023: The Little Mermaid

2023: Elemental

2023: Haunted Mansion

2023: Wish

2024: Young Woman and the Sea

2024: Inside Out 2

2024: Moana 2

2024: Mufasa: The Lion King

Walt Disney Animation Studios

Formerly

• Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio (1923–26)
• The Walt Disney Studio (1926–29)
• Walt Disney Productions (1929–85)
• Walt Disney Feature Animation (1985–2007)

Founded: October 16, 1923; 101 years ago

Founders: Walt and Roy O. Disney

Location: 2100 W. Riverside Dr., Burbank, CA 91521

Parent: The Walt Disney Studios

Website: disneyanimation.com

Motion Pictures (My List)

1955: Lady and the Tramp

1959: Sleeping Beauty

1961: One Hundred and One Dalmatians

1963: The Sword in the Stone

1967: The Jungle Book

1970: The Aristocats

1973: Robin Hood

1977: The Rescuers

1981: The Fox and the Hound

1985: The Black Cauldron

1986: The Great Mouse Detective

1988: Oliver & Company

1989: The Little Mermaid

1990: The Rescuers Down Under

1991: Beauty and the Beast

1992: Aladdin

1994: The Lion King

1995: Pocahontas

1996: The Hunchback of Notre Dame

1997: Hercules

1998: Mulan

1999: Tarzan

2000: Dinosaur

2000: The Emperor’s New Groove

2001: Atlantis: The Lost Empire

2002: Lilo & Stitch

2002: Treasure Planet

2003: Brother Bear

2004: Home on the Range

2005: Chicken Little

2007: Meet the Robinsons

2008: Bolt

2009: The Princess and the Frog

2010: Tangled

2011: Winnie the Pooh

2012: Wreck-It Ralph

2013: Frozen

2014: Big Hero 6

2016: Zootopia

2016: Moana

2018: Ralph Breaks the Internet

2019: Frozen II

2021: Raya and the Last Dragon

2021: Encanto

2022: Strange World

2023: Wish

2024: Moana 2

DreamWorks Pictures

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures announced on February 9, 2009, an exclusive long-term distribution and marketing deal with Steven Spielberg’s production company, DreamWorks Pictures. The first DreamWorks motion picture released under the Touchstone Pictures banner was I Am Number Four, on February 18, 2011. DreamWorks Animation is a separate company and not included in the deal.

Trade name: DreamWorks SKG

Founded: October 12, 1994; 30 years ago

Founders

• Steven Spielberg
• Jeffrey Katzenberg
• David Geffen

Location: 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608

Parent: Amblin Partners

Website: amblin.com/movie/dreamworks

Studio Theme Credits

Illustrated Artwork by Robert Hunt

Computer Graphic Imagery by Industrial Light & Magic

ILM Visual Effects Supervisor: Dennis Muren

ILM Animation Supervisor: Wes Takahashi

Music by John Williams

Motion Pictures (My List)

2002: Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

2011: I Am Number Four

2011: The Help

2011: Fright Night

2011: Real Steel

2011: War Horse

2012: People Like Us

2012: Lincoln

2013: The Fifth Estate

2013: Delivery Man

2014: Need for Speed

2014: The Hundred-Foot Journey

2015: Bridge of Spies

2016: The Light Between Oceans

Copyright Stamps

• DreamWorks LLC (1997–2008)
• DreamWorks II Distribution Co., LLC (2011–15)
• Storyteller Distribution Co., LLC

On September 2, 2015, it was reported that DreamWorks and Disney would not renew their distribution deal, which was set to expire in August 2016, with The Light Between Oceans being released in September as the final DreamWorks film distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures under their original distribution agreement. Disney retained the film rights to the fourteen DreamWorks films (two through Universal Pictures and Disney; Jon Favreau’s Cowboys & Aliens and Steven Spielberg’s The BFG) it released, as well as acquiring the “DreamWorks II Distribution Co., LLC” copyright from DreamWorks and Reliance Entertainment on December 11, 2015. On December 16, 2015, Steven Spielberg, Participant Media, Reliance Entertainment and Entertainment One partnered to launch the content production company Amblin Partners, relegating DreamWorks to a brand for adult-themed films produced under the new company.

Steve Jablonsky

Date of Birth: October 9, 1970 (54 years old)

Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA 

Occupation

• Music Programmer
• Score Composer
• Member of Remote Control Productions (Media Ventures since 1997)

Instruments

• Drums
• Guitar
• Keyboards

Website: steve-jablonsky.com

Motion Pictures (My List)

Music Department

1998: Armageddon — Music Programmer

1998: Enemy of the State — Music Programmer

2001: Pearl Harbor — Additional Arrangement

2002: Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron — Additional Music

2003: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl — Additional Music

Albums (My List)

1998: Enemy of the State (soundtrack)

2001: Pearl Harbor (soundtrack)

2002: Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (soundtrack) — Additional Music, Keyboards and Programming

2003: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (soundtrack)

Television (My List)

Composer

2003–04: Threat Matrix (4 Episodes)

2004–12: Desperate Housewives (177 Episodes)

Awards

2005: BMI Film & TV Award — Winner

2008: BMI Film & TV Award — Winner

2009: BMI Film & TV Award — Winner

The Music of Tarzan (1999 film)

Songs by Phil Collins

Score Composed by Mark Mancina

Executive Music Producer: Chris Montan

You’ll Be in My Heart (Phil Version)

Produced by Rob Cavallo and Phil Collins

Performed by Phil Collins

Recorded by Elliot Scheiner

Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge

Music

Two Worlds

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins and Mark Mancina

Performed by Phil Collins

Orchestra Conducted by Mark Mancina

You’ll Be in My Heart

Produced by Mark Mancina and Phil Collins

Arranged by Mark Mancina

Vocals by Phil Collins and Glenn Close

Orchestra Conducted by Mark Mancina

Son of Man

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins

Performed by Phil Collins

Trashin’ the Camp

Produced and Arranged by Phil Collins

Noises Performed by Phil Collins

Vocals by Rosie O’Donnell

Additional Musical Arrangements by Paul Bogaev

Strangers Like Me

Produced by Phil Collins

Arranged by Phil Collins and Mark Mancina

Performed by Phil Collins

Orchestra Conducted by Mark Mancina

Score Produced by Mark Mancina

Orchestrations by David Metzger

Score Conducted by Don Harper

Songs Recorded and Mixed by Frank Wolf

Score Recorded and Mixed by Steve Kempster

Score Co-Produced by Christopher Ward

Music Editor: Earl Ghaffari

Assistant Music Editors: Robbie Boyd and Daniel Gaber

Director, Music Production: Andrew Page

Music Production Manager: Tom MacDougall

Music Production Coordinator: Deniece LaRocca

Music Contractors: Sandy DeCrescent and Reggie Wilson

Vocal Contractors: Bobbi Page and Fonzi Thornton

Additional Synth Programming: Marc Mann

Supervising Music Copyist: Booker White - Walt Disney Music Library

Music Preparation by JoAnn Kane Music Service

Phil Collins appears courtesy of Atlantic Records

Original Soundtrack Available on Walt Disney Records

Nick Glennie-Smith

Nicholas Hugh Glennie-Smith

Date of Birth: October 3, 1951 (73 years old)

Birthplace: London, England

Occupation

• Score Orchestrator/Conductor/Composer/Producer/Arranger
• Member of Remote Control Productions (Media Ventures since 1990s)

Instruments

• Guitar
• Keyboards
• Synthesizers
• Strings

Motion Pictures (My List)

Music Department

1993: Cool Runnings — Orchestration and Additional Music

1994: Renaissance Man — Additional Music and Orchestrator

1994: The Lion King — Score Conductor, Choral Arrangement and Conducting

1995: Crimson Tide — Orchestration and Orchestra Conductor

1996: The Rock — Score Arranger

1996: The Preacher’s Wife — Conductor and Additional Music

1997: Con Air — Orchestration and Score Conductor

1998: The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride (video) — Songs Arranger / Producer and Score Conductor

2001: Just Visiting — Additional Music

2003: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl — Additional Music

2004: King Arthur — Additional Music and Orchestra Conductor

2006: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest — Additional Music

2006: Déjà Vu — Music Programmer

2007: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End — Additional Music and Conductor

2008: The Forbidden Kingdom — Additional Music Arranger and Conductor

2008: Beverly Hills Chihuahua — Music Conductor

2009: Surrogates — Music Conductor

2010: You Again — Orchestra Conductor

2010: Secretariat — Orchestra Conductor

2011: Winnie the Pooh — Score Conductor

2012: The Odd Life of Timothy Green — Orchestra Conductor

2012: Wreck-It Ralph — Score Conductor

2013: The Lone Ranger — Orchestra Conductor

2014: Million Dollar Arm

2014: Big Hero 6 — Score Conductor

2017: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales — Orchestra Conductor

2018: Ralph Breaks the Internet — Score Conductor

2019: The Lion King — Special Thanks (to the Hans Zimmer Band) and Orchestra Conductor

2019: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil — Orchestra and Choir Conductor

2022: Strange World — Orchestra Conductor

Composer

1995: Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable (short documentary)

1996: The Rock (with Hans Zimmer)

1998: The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride (video)

2010: Secretariat

Albums (My List)

1994: The Lion King (soundtrack)

1996: The Rock (soundtrack) — Music Composer and Producer

1997: The Lion King: Original Broadway Cast Recording — Music Development

2002: Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (soundtrack) — Thanks (from Hans Zimmer)

Television

Composer

1998: Max Q: Emergency Landing (film)

Awards

1997: ASCAP Film & TV Award — Winner

1997: Saturn Award — Nominated

The Music of The Lion King (1994)

Hans Zimmer at his studio Media Ventures

Songs by Tim Rice and Elton John

Original Score Composed and Arranged by Hans Zimmer

Can You Feel the Love Tonight

Performed by Elton John

Produced by Chris Thomas

Music Supervision by Hans Zimmer

Songs

Circle of Life

Arranged and Produced by Hans Zimmer

Performed by Carmen Twillie

African Vocals Performed by Lebo M.

I Just Can’t Wait to Be King

Arranged and Produced by Mark Mancina

Performed by Jason Weaver and Laura Williams with Rowan Atkinson

Be Prepared

Arranged and Produced by Hans Zimmer

Performed by Jeremy Irons with Whoopi Goldberg, Cheech Marin and Jim Cummings

Hakuna Matata

Arranged and Produced by Mark Mancina and Jay Rifkin

Performed by Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Jason Weaver and Joseph Williams

Can You Feel the Love Tonight

Arranged and Produced by Mark Mancina

Performed by Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Sally Dworsky, Joseph Williams and Kristie Edwards

Music Recorded and Mixed by Jay Rifkin

Music Recorded at

• Media Ventures (USA)
• Todd-AO Scoring (USA)
• Angel Studios (UK)
• BOP Studios (South Africa)

Supervising Music Editor: Adam Milo Smalley

African Vocal Solos and Improvisations Created by Lebo M.

Additional Song Arrangement

• Bruce Fowler
• Danny Troob
• Paul Bogave

Additional Vocal Arrangement

• Bruce Fowler
• Bobbi Page
• Mark Mancina

Score Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith

Score Orchestrations: Bruce Fowler

Additional Orchestrations: Ladd McIntosh and Yvonne Moriarty

Choral Arrangement and Conducting by

• Lebo M.
• Andrae Crouch
• Mbongeni Ngema
• Nick Glennie-Smith

Choir Masters: Mbongeni Ngema and Andrae Crouch

Vocal Contractors

• Tonia Davall
• Mbongeni Ngema
• Bobbi Page
• Alfie Silas

Music Production Assistance by

• Nico Golfar (USA)
• Maggie Rodford (UK)
• Eric Stark (South Africa)

Assistants to Hans Zimmer

• Christopher Ward
• Mitchell Lamm
• Antonia Bogdanovich

Orchestra Contractor: Reggie Wilson

Orchestra Copyist: Dominic Fidelibus

Elton John appears courtesy of MCA Records (USA and Canada) and Phonogram Ltd. (Rest of the World)

Mbongeni Ngema appears courtesy of Tusk Records

Circle of Life Chorus

• Maxi Anderson
• Baby Cele
• Gugwana Dlamini
• Linda Gcwensa
• Kuyanda Jezile
• Sphiwe Khanyile
• Skhumbuzo Kubheka
• James Langa
• Tsidi Mayne
• Myrna Matthews
• Nonhlanhla Mkhize
• Nandi Ndlovu
• Bobbi Page
• Philile Seme
• Kipizane Skweyiya
• Khuluiwe S’thole
• Sam Vamplew
• Maxine Waters
• Yvonne Williams

Soundtrack Available on Cassette and Compact Disc from Walt Disney Records