Musical Numbers of The Lion King (1997)

Act One

Scene 1: Pride Rock — Circle of Life (Rafiki, Ensemble)

Scene 2: Scar’s Cave

Scene 3: Rafiki’s Tree

Scene 4: The Pridelands — The Morning Report (Zazu, Young Simba, Mufasa) [1997–2010]

Scene 5: Scar’s Cave

Scene 6: The Pridelands — I Just Can’t Wait to Be King (Young Simba, Young Nala, Zazu, Ensemble)

Scene 7: Elephant Graveyard — Chow Down (Shenzi, Banzai, Ed)

Scene 8: Under the Stars — They Live in You (Mufasa, Ensemble)

Scene 9: Elephant Graveyard — Be Prepared (Scar, Shenzi, Banzai, Ed, Ensemble)

Scene 10: The Gorge

Scene 11: Pride Rock — Be Prepared (Reprise) (Scar, Ensemble)

Scene 12: Rafiki’s Tree

Scene 13: The Desert / The Jungle — Hakuna Matata (Timon, Pumbaa, Young Simba, Simba, Ensemble)

Act Two

Entr’acte — One by One (Ensemble)

Scene 1: Scar’s Cave — The Madness of King Scar (Scar, Zazu, Banzai, Shenzi, Ed, Nala)

Scene 2: The Pridelands — Shadowland (Nala, Rafiki, Ensemble)

Scene 3: The Jungle

Scene 4: Under the Stars — Endless Night (Simba, Ensemble)

Scene 5: Rafiki’s Tree

Scene 6: The Jungle — Can You Feel the Love Tonight (Timon, Pumbaa, Simba, Nala, Ensemble) & He Lives in You (Reprise) (Rafiki, Simba, Ensemble)

Scene 7: Pride Rock — King of Pride Rock / Circle of Life (Reprise) (Ensemble)

Song Credits

All songs by Elton John (music) and Tim Rice (lyrics) except as follows:

• He Lives in You (They Live in You): Music and lyrics by Mark Mancina, Jay Rifkin, and Lebo M.
• One by One: Music and lyrics by Lebo M.
• Shadowland: Music by Hans Zimmer and Lebo M., lyrics by Mark Mancina and Lebo M.
• Endless Night: Music by Lebo M., Hans Zimmer, and Jay Rifkin, lyrics by Julie Taymor
• King of Pride Rock: Music by Hans Zimmer, lyrics by Lebo M.

Additional Score

Grasslands chant and Lioness chant by Lebo M.; Rafiki’s chants by Tsidii Le Loka

The Music of Moana (2016 film)

Copyright © 2016 Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Original Songs by

Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foa’i and Mark Mancina

Original Score Composed by

Mark Mancina

Executive Music Producers

Tom MacDougall and Chris Montan

Music

Original Songs Produced by

Mark Mancina, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Opetaia Foa’i

Original Score Produced by

Mark Mancina

Executive Director, Music Production

Andrew Page

Music Editor, Production / Songs

Earl Ghaffari

Songs and Score Orchestrated and Arranged by

Dave Metzger

Songs and Score Recorded and Mixed by

David Boucher

Songs and Score Conducted by

Don Harper

Music Business Affairs

Don Welty

Manager, Music Production

Ashley Chafin

Music Production Assistant

Jimmy Tsai

Executive Music Assistant

Jill Heffley

Music Editor, Score

Daniel Pinder, MPSE

Vocal Coach to Auli’i Cravalho

Peisha McPhee

Vocal Coach, Cast

Sam Kriger

Fijian Choral Direction by

Igelese Ete, featuring the Pasifika Voices Choir

Additional Engineering and Music Production

Marlon Espino

Digital Score Assembly

Kevin Harp

Digital Recordist

Larry Mah

Songs and Score Contracted by

Reggie Wilson

Music Preparation by

Booker White — Walt Disney Music

Performances by

Te Vaka

Songs

Tulou Tagaloa

Performed by Olivia Foa’i

Music and Lyrics by Opetaia Foa’i

An Innocent Warrior

Performed by Vai Mahina, Sulata Foai-Amiatu, Matthew Ineleo

Written by Opetaia Foa’i

Where You Are

Performed by Christopher Jackson, Rachel House,

Nicole Scherzinger, Auli’i Cravalho, Louise Bush

Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foa’i, Mark Mancina

Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda

How Far I’ll Go

Performed by Auli’i Cravalho

Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda

We Know the Way

Performed by Opetaia Foa’i and Lin-Manuel Miranda

Music by Opetaia Foa’i

Lyrics by Opetaia Foa’i and Lin-Manuel Miranda

How Far I’ll Go (Reprise)

Performed by Auli’i Cravalho

Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Mark Mancina

Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda

You’re Welcome

Performed by Dwayne Johnson

Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Shiny

Performed by Jemaine Clement

Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Mark Mancina

Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Logo Te Pate

Performed by Olivia Foa’i, Opetaia Foa’i, Talaga Steve Sale

Written by Opetaia Foa’i

I Am Moana (Song of the Ancestors)

Performed by Rachel House and Auli’i Cravalho

Music by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opetaia Foa’i, Mark Mancina

Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Opetaia Foa’i

Know Who You Are

Performed by Auli’i Cravalho, Vai Mahina, Olivia Foa’i, Opetaia Foa’i, Matthew Ineleo

Music by Opetaia Foa’i, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Mark Mancina

Lyrics by Opetaia Foa’i and Lin-Manuel Miranda

We Know the Way (Finale)

Performed by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Opetaia Foa’i

Music by Opetaia Foa’i

Lyrics by Opetaia Foa’i and Lin-Manuel Miranda

How Far I’ll Go (Alessia Cara Version)

Performed by Alessia Cara

Written by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Produced by Oak Felder and Trevorious

Mixed by Erik Madrid

Alessia Cara appears courtesy of EP Entertainment/Def Jam Recordings

You’re Welcome (Jordan Fisher/Lin-Manuel Miranda Version)

Performed by Jordan Fisher featuring Lin-Manuel Miranda

Written by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Produced by !llmind

Mixed by Joey Raia

Jordan Fisher appears courtesy of Hollywood Records

Assistant Music Editor

Benjamin Robinson

Temp Score Music Editors

Tommy Holmes and Dominick Certo

Soundtrack Available on

Walt Disney Records

Stagebill of The Lion King (1997)

Elton John — Music

Academy Award-winning recording artist, Elton John, released a new studio album in September, 1997, titled The Big Picture. The release of this album is especially noteworthy because it also marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most prolific songwriting teams in the history of pop music, Elton John and lyricist Bernie Taupin. Several years ago, Elton John embarked on another noteworthy songwriting collaboration with renowned lyricist, Tim Rice, and this resulted in the tremendously successful soundtrack to the Walt Disney Pictures smash hit, The Lion King. The album produced two top-selling, award-winning singles for Elton, “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” and “Circle of Life”. To date, the record has surpassed the 10 million mark in sales. The success of The Lion King has resulted in yet another Elton John/Tim Rice collaboration. The duo have written new material based on the story depicted in Verdi’s classic opera Aida for an upcoming Disney theatrical project. Apart from his musical projects, Elton John continues to be personally involved in the fundraising activities for the Elton John AIDS Foundation which funds direct care services for men, women, and children living with HIV and AIDS. Since it’s inception in 1992, the Foundation has distributed more than $13 million in grants worldwide. In addition, as a result of his contributions to charity and the arts, last year, Elton John was added to Queen Elizabeth’s Honors List, receiving the prestigious British title of Commander of the Order of the British Empire. This year, in honor of his 50th birthday, he was awarded an Honorary Membership to the Royal Academy of Music in London — a school he attended in his junior years.

Tim Rice — Lyrics

Theater: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat; Jesus Christ Superstar; Evita; Blondel; Chess; Starmania / Tycoon; some of Beauty and the Beast; Heathcliff, King David. In the works: Aida. TV / Films: Three More Men in a Boat; some of Aladdin; The Lion King. In the works: El Dorado, The Pheasant That Died of Old Age. Books: Evita; Treasures of Lord’s, over 30 Guinness Books on British pop music; 22 Heartaches Cricketers’ Almanacks. In the works: An autobiography.

Roger Allers — Book

Roger Allers makes his Broadway debut with this adaptation from the animated feature which he co-directed. Roger has been instrumental in shaping the structure and dialogue for all of the Disney animated features beginning with Oliver & Company in 1988. He is currently writing and directing Kingdom of the Sun, a Disney Animation feature scheduled for release in 1999.

Irene Mecchi — Book

Irene Mecchi began her association with Disney in March, 1992, when she wrote Recycle Rex, an animated short which won the 1994 Environmental Media Award. Irene is a co-writer of Disney’s animated features The Lion King, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Hercules, and is presently working on Disney’s upcoming Kingdom of the Sun.

Julie Taymor — Director, Costume Designer, Mask/Puppet Co-Designer, Additional Music & Lyrics

Julie Taymor directs theater, opera, and film. She made her Broadway debut in 1996 with her production of Juan Darién (Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater), which was nominated for five 1997 Tony Awards. Other theater work includes: The Green Bird (New Victory Theater and La Jolla Playhouse); Titus Andronicus, The Tempest, and The Taming of the Shrew (Theatre for a New Audience); Juan Darién (Music-Theatre Group); co-adapter and director of Transposed Heads (Lincoln Center and American Music Theatre Festival) and Liberty’s Taken (Castle Hill Festival); designer and choreographer of The King Stag (American Repertory Theatre). Opera direction: The Magic Flute (Maggio Musicale, Florence); Oedipus Rex (Saito Kinen Festival, Japan); Salomé (Kirov Opera); The Flying Dutchman (Los Angeles Opera). Film: Fool’s Fire, an adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s Hopfrog for American Playhouse. She is currently preparing to direct a feature film of her adaptation of Titus Andronicus. Ms. Taymor’s awards include a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, a Guggenheim Fellowship, an Emmy for Oedipus Rex, Obie awards for Visual Magic and for Juan Darién, the Brandeis Creative Arts Award, the Dorothy Chandler Performing Arts Award, and the International Classical Music Award for Best Opera Production (Oedipus Rex). Playing with Fire, a book spanning 20 years of Julie Taymor’s work, was recently published by Abrams.

Garth Fagan — Choreographer

Lebo M. — Additional Music & Lyrics, Additional Vocal Score, Vocal Arrangements, Choral Director and Ensemble

Lebo M. is known as the “voice and spirit of The Lion King.” A native of South Africa, his pursuit of a musical career in the U.S. eventually landed him a Grammy for his arrangements of the Disney score in 1994. Lebo was the only African contributor to the smash film, which led to his work on the follow-up album Rhythm of the Pride Lands. Schooled at the Duke Ellington School of Music (Washington, D.C.) and the Los Angeles City College Music Department, Lebo was inspired by his native Zulu music, American jazz, and R&B. Credits include: The Power of One (co-wrote the music and lyrics, co-produced the soundtrack, and conducted a 110-person choir); Back on the Block and Listen Up with Quincy Jones; and the feature films Outbreak (Warner Bros.), Congo (Paramount), and Born to Be Wild (Warner Bros.), and the Disney TV special People. His new album, Deeper Meaning, will be released later this year.

Mark Mancina — Additional Music & Lyrics, Music Produced for the Stage and Additional Score

An award-winning composer, was an obvious choice to compose, produce, and adapt additional music for The Lion King stage production as he arranged and produced songs for the blockbuster animated feature film, for which he received both the Grammy and American Music Award in 1994. The film also spawned the hit album Rhythm of the Pride Lands, for which Mancina co-wrote, arranged, and produced three tracks, including “He Lives in You” and “Shadowland”, which are featured in the stage production. Ranked among the upper echelons of film composers, his credits include mega-hits Speed, Twister, and Bad Boys, the period epic Moll Flanders, which was on Billboard’s Classical Crossover Chart, and this summer’s hit action thriller Con Air, among others. He is recording an album of original material and also plans to embark on a tour featuring musical highlights from his film scores.

Hans Zimmer — Additional Music & Lyrics

Hans Zimmer received an Oscar, Golden Globe, and two Grammy awards for his film score of The Lion King. His long line of over 60 film and TV scores goes back to 1982’s Moonlighting, directed by Jerzy Skolimowski, and includes the Oscar-nominated scores for The Preacher’s Wife and Rain Man, as well as the Grammy Award-winning Crimson Tide, Black Rain, Thelma and Louise, Driving Miss Daisy, Backdraft, Green Card, Beyond Rangoon, and Broken Arrow. In addition to his composing duties, he has assumed the responsibility of heading DreamWorks’ entire film music division, and has scored their first film, The Peacemaker starring George Clooney and Nicole Kidman.

Jay Rifkin — Additional Music & Lyrics

The Grammy Award-winning producer, together with producing/composing partner Hans Zimmer, created Media Ventures, a film scoring studio and composer’s cooperative. Their partnership has earned them Academy Award nominations for the film scores of Driving Miss Daisy, Rain Man, and The Lion King. Based on the success of The Lion King soundtrack, Jay produced the gold-selling follow-up album Rhythm of the Pride Lands. He is also the founder and president of Mojo Records, an alternative music label he formed in 1995, home of Goldfinger and Reel Big Fish.

David Metzger — Orchestrator

David Metzger makes his Broadway debut with this production. He has previously worked as an orchestrator on many films, including Speed 2. He has arranged or composed over 250 pieces for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and worked on numerous national television commercials. David currently resides in Oregon.

Bruce Fowler — Orchestrator

Bruce Fowler is an accomplished musician who has composed pieces for such dance companies as the L.A. Chamber Ballet and The Repitoire Dance Theatre. In addition to performing on several film/TV soundtracks, he was the orchestrator for such hit films as The Lion King, The Rock, Crimson Tide, Backdraft, Twister, The Preacher’s Wife, Speed, and Con Air. Recently he orchestrated the score for the DreamWorks film The Peacemaker.

Chris Montan — Executive Music Producer

Chris Montan joined Disney in 1984, and is currently serving as the executive producer of feature animation music, producing motion pictures and television specials for the Studio as well as providing consultation on music-related projects. Under his guidance as head of music, soundtracks from seven theatrical releases (Cocktail, Beaches, The Little Mermaid, Pretty Woman, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and The Lion King) were certified multi-platinum. Additionally, the Studio received Grammy, Golden Globe, and Academy Award recognition for many of its music entries. Most recently he was the executive music producer on the music for Pocahontas, Toy Story, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Hercules. His company’s current projects include a new all-star television production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic Cinderella for ABC.

Walt Disney Theatrical Productions — Producer

Walt Disney Theatrical Productions; a division of The Walt Disney Company, operates under the direction of Peter Schneider and Thomas Schumacher. Disney’s inaugural production, the Tony Award-winning Beauty and the Beast, continues in its fourth year on Broadway and is currently being performed in Chicago, London, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Mexico City, and Stuttgart.

The Music of Con Air

Copyright © 1997 Touchstone Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer, Inc.

Music by

Mark Mancina and Trevor Rabin

Music Supervisor

Kathy Nelson

Supervising Music Editor

Bob Badami

Music Editors

Will Kaplan and Zigmund M. Gron

Assistant Music Editor

Shannon Erbe

Orchestrations by

Nick Glennie-Smith, Bruce Fowler and Gordon Goodwin

Score Conducted by

Nick Glennie-Smith and Gordon Goodwin

Score Recorded and Mixed at

Todd-AO Scoring Stage and The Village Recorders

Orchestra Recorded and Mixed by

Steve Kempster

Orchestra Contractor

Sandy DeCrescent

Music Preparation by

Dominic Fidelibus and Booker White

Score Supervisors

Paul Linford and Christopher Ward

Soundtrack Available on

Hollywood Records

The Music of Brother Bear

Copyright © 2003 Disney Enterprises, Inc.

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

The Music of Tarzan (1999 film)

Copyright © 1999 Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. and Disney Enterprises, Inc.

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