Music list for Tomorrowland at Shanghai Disneyland. Shanghai Disneyland uses completely new music, different from Tomorrowland in other Disney Parks.
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Total Time : 60:00
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Brian Transeau
08:29
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Brian Transeau
06:48
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Brian Transeau
07:24
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Brian Transeau
07:29
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The Music of Shanghai Disneyland
Brian Transeau
07:19
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Brian Transeau
07:34
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Brian Transeau
09:01
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Brian Transeau
05:53
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Loop Use Duration : 2016 - Present
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The Music of Shanghai Disneyland
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The Tomorrowland area music in Shanghai Disneyland is different from other Disney Parks in the world.A completely new music genre called Techno Ambient has been adopted.
This music was created by electronic music artist and composer Brian Transeau.
Says John Dennis, executive creative director at Walt Disney Imagineering. “Using that statement as a starting point, my team spent several weeks listening to the music of many artists to find the right fit. One day I heard Brian’s [2010 Grammy-nominated album] These Hopeful Machines and I felt a connection between his music and Tomorrowland.”
Brian Transeau, who made music for Shanghai Disneyland's Tomorrowland.
His themes range from orchestral - he recorded with a symphony in Nashville - to electronic to what he calls “glitchy, micro-rhythmic.” What he assiduously stayed away from was anything that sounded of the moment. “The marching orders were make it futuristic without being dated, so I really avoided any kind of modern cliches,”he says. “There’s no dub step or house music. I used a lot of electronic instruments that are 30, 40 years old - like a Yamaha CS-80, which is what Vangelis used for Blade Runner. We wanted there to be a feeling of nostalgia about the future.”
Another goal was for Shanghai Disneyland’s Tomorrowland to sound distinct from the Tomorrowlands in the five other Disney parks.
“Chinese ambient noise is totally different from westernized ambient noise,” Brian says. “I studied the tonality of Mandarin and part of the frequency range that it occupies and tried to stay out of it. You just have to drill down to a molecular level.”
Tomorrowland's area music in Shanghai Disneyland seems to be a special music not found in other parks.
