A Whole New World (Aladdin's Theme) - Piano - Alan Menken | Song Spotlight

Join us at the Ridgefield Playhouse in CT as Alan Menken performs "A Whole New World" (Aladdin's Theme) for our Song Spotlight series.

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Credits
Produced by Dan Ruff & Duncan Hearn
Videography: Alan Smith (DP), Bob Geile and CJ Goslin
Edited by Matt Zervos
Audio engineering: Craig Bundy (lead) and Spencer Ward

A Whole New World (Aladdin's Theme) - Alan Menken | Musicnotes Song Spotlight

[johnpowan]

Menken is Disneys hero. No one can write songs like him and no one will replace him. Thank you Alen

[pedrod.]

Alan is a bona fide artist. How nice to hear just voice and piano by the one who composed it.

[Deotex]

For a magical moment Alan Menken’s songwriting ability reached the level of Johann Sebastian Bach’s talent, the greatest musician ever lived on this planet. Yes. Whole New World’s piano riff is that strong.

[NEAmarillo]

Alan Menken A Whole New World make me cry tears because its so magical

[floobstoob]

The piano during the outro is too good.

[bethanydavis]

Alan, thank you for making the music of my childhood so magical. You, and dear Howard Ashman created a masterpiece with Beauty and the Beast. Your work with Disney has always been amazing.

[AlainMichaelNinoDequina]

Alan Menken reminds me of Don Moen which is also a very good pianist and a composer

[ubreak]

Yesterday I joined the Aladdin’s premier called “Magic Carpet Event” in Tokyo. Then Alan Menken performed A Whole New World. Me and my girlfriend cried a lot even if it was only less than a minute. He’s not only a talented songwriter but also an amazing singer. That must’ve been one of the best highlight of my life. Hope he will have his own concert.

[NataLicious]

Thank you Alan for this wonderful and beautiful music I love it so much. God bless you. Greetings from Russia :)

[axepronin]

Спасибо за присутствие сказки в душе у маленького мальчика благодаря вашей музыки

[tomjerryelectronics]

Where can I get music sheet for these arrangement?

[noahedge]

Sheet music is nothing like the performance