Album lore

The Swan Princess soundtrack, issued by Sony Wonder in 1994, collects sixteen tracks from the animated musical feature of the same name. The album assembles a range of Broadway-inflected numbers including “Practice, Practice, Practice,” “Far Longer Than Forever,” and “No More Mr. Nice Guy.” These selections trace the narrative arc with theatrical flair, performed by various artists who lend their voices to the film’s fairy-tale drama.Issued in the United States, this record serves as an artifact of early ’90s musical animation, capturing the era’s penchant for lush arrangements and storybook themes. Though its audience remains modest, with some 17,000 Last.fm listeners, the album holds a place in the lineage of animated soundtracks that blend Broadway stylings with cinematic storytelling.

Album lore

The Swan Princess soundtrack, issued by Sony Wonder in 1994, collects sixteen tracks from the animated musical feature of the same name. The album assembles a range of Broadway-inflected numbers including “Practice, Practice, Practice,” “Far Longer Than Forever,” and “No More Mr. Nice Guy.” These selections trace the narrative arc with theatrical flair, performed by various artists who lend their voices to the film’s fairy-tale drama.Issued in the United States, this record serves as an artifact of early ’90s musical animation, capturing the era’s penchant for lush arrangements and storybook themes. Though its audience remains modest, with some 17,000 Last.fm listeners, the album holds a place in the lineage of animated soundtracks that blend Broadway stylings with cinematic storytelling.