LISTEN: 24 tracks from the 'Beauty and the Beast' soundtrack

WATCH: Official "Beauty and the Beast" music video with Ariana Grande and John Legend

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LISTEN: Josh Groban performs "Evermore" from the 'Beauty and the Beast' soundtrack

Be still my heart! Disney has released the full track of Josh Groban's rendition of "Evermore" from the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack. The song is performed by the Beast (Dan Stevens) in the film after he releases Belle from the castle and again by Groban over the end credits.

“‘For Evermore’ is this moment where the Beast now loves Belle, and he realizes that she misses her father, and he acknowledges she’s no longer a prisoner, and when she sees her father’s in trouble, he says, ‘Go to him, go.’ And he voluntarily lets her go,” Menken continues. “He’s basically singing about how he now knows what love is, as he watches her leave, and he’s climbing up the turret of the castle as she recedes into the distance, just watching her go further and further away.”

The Beauty and the Beast soundtrack is now available for pre-order and will be released on March 10th.

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LISTEN: Preview of "Days in the Sun" and "Beauty and the Beast"

Toronto's Casa Lomo celebrated Beauty and the Beast this past weekend and previewed two of the film's songs during special aerial rope and ballroom performances.

"Days in the Sun," one of three new songs written for the film by Alan Menken and Tim Rice, was played during an aerial performance. Director Bill Condon and composer Alan Menken previously spoke about the song in interviews with Fandango and Entertainment Weekly, calling it "a combination of a lullaby and a remembrance of happier days for everybody."

Bill Condon (Director): "'Days in the Sun,' in particular, is sung by Belle and has more to do with the household staff and how they see the future when the curse is lifted. But it's also a song the Beast's mother sang to him when he was a boy. So it sort of comes full circle."

Alan Menken (Composer): "'Days in the Sun' is a moment when all of the objects in the castle-and Belle-are going to sleep. Basically, everybody in the castle is having memories of what it used to be when they had their days in the sun. It's sort of a combination of a lullaby and a remembrance of happier days for everybody."

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WATCH: "How Does a Moment Last Forever" now part of 'Beauty and the Beast Live' pre-show at Walt Disney World

Ahead of Beauty and the Beast's release next month, one of the film's new songs has already found a place at the most magical place on earth. Hollywood Studios guests who take in a showing of Beauty and the Beast Live during their visit will also have the opportunity to hear "How Does a Moment Last Forever" during the pre-show. The song, which was written by Alan Menken and Tim Rice, is featured throughout the film, first performed by Maurice, then Belle, and finally by Celine Dion over the end credits.


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LISTEN: Preview of Josh Groban singing "Evermore"

Roses are red, violets are blue, here's a preview of "Evermore," you better grab a tissue!

Disney has released a 30 second preview of "Evermore" from the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack. The song is one of the film's three new songs written by Alan Menken & Tim Rice and will be feature in both the film and closing credits. The song is performed by the Beast (Dan Stevens) in the film after he releases Belle from the castle. Composer Alan Menken spoke with Entertainment Weekly last fall:

“‘For Evermore’ is this moment where the Beast now loves Belle, and he realizes that she misses her father, and he acknowledges she’s no longer a prisoner, and when she sees her father’s in trouble, he says, ‘Go to him, go.’ And he voluntarily lets her go,” Menken continues. “He’s basically singing about how he now knows what love is, as he watches her leave, and he’s climbing up the turret of the castle as she recedes into the distance, just watching her go further and further away.”

Source: Josh Groban

WATCH: Go behind the scenes with John Legend & Ariana Grande as they record "Beauty and the Beast"

Disney has released a behind the scenes look of Ariana Grande and John Legend recording their rendition of Beauty and the Beast's iconic title song.


The video also includes a new shot of Belle and Beast as they enter the ballroom.

Listen to "Beauty and the Beast" in its entirety below and be sure to pre-order the soundtrack before its release on March 10th.

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'Beauty and the Beast' annotated track list

The full track list for Beauty and the Beast soundtrack surfaced online yesterday and gave fans even more information to pore over ahead of the film's March 17th release. Below you will find an annotated track list, complete with images and scenes from the film, along with interview excerpts from the cast and crew.

The deluxe edition soundtrack is now available for pre-order and will be released on Friday, March 10th.

Disc One

1. Overture

The brand-new Beauty and the Beast overture, arranged by Alan Menken's long-time music director Michael Kosarin in the style and tradition of the great 1950’s film overtures, was originally recorded by a 100-piece symphonic studio orchestra, and takes us through the songs we loved best from the 1991 animated film, as well as some of the gorgeous new songs written for this live-action one.

2. Main Title: Prologue Pt. 1

3. Aria/ Audra McDonald

“It’s a moment within the prologue, just before the spell befalls the castle,” Menken says. “We’re actually at an event at the Prince’s castle, where the Prince is about to be turned into the Beast, and he’s in his very selfish and self-indulgent phase of his life, and we see that, and we have the magnificent Audra McDonald singing this number.”

4. Main Title: Prologue Pt. 2

5. Belle/ Emma Watson, Luke Evans, Ensemble


6. How Does A Moment Last Forever (Music Box)/ Kevin Kline

“It ends up being a song called ‘Our Song Lives On,’ (now titled "How Does a Moment Last Forever) and it’s done in a number of forms,” says Menken of the former track. “The first time it’s sung, it’s Belle’s father singing as he’s completing a music box, and basically it’s [about], ‘How does a moment live forever? How do you hang on to precious moments?’ Then, it’s reprised by Belle, and then it’s the song that’s actually over the end credits at the end of the movie. Disney hasn’t announced it yet, but there’s going to be some wonderful singer on the end credits song."

7. Belle (Reprise)/ Emma Watson


8. Gaston/ Josh Gad, Luke Evans, Ensemble

“In ‘Gaston,’ we had a treasure trove of lyrics that Howard had written that we did not put in the movie,” Alan Menken tells EW. “In many cases they were a little bit risqué — not risqué sexually, but risqué in terms of sensibility. We all felt ready to have these lyrics. When Bill found out about those lyrics, he said, ‘Oh my god, can we please look at that, because it would be a wonderful way to add an extra freshness to the movie.’ So, yes, you’re going to hear some unheard Howard Ashman lyrics.”

“The guys at Disney reviewed all the transcripts and recordings and they’ve been able to go back through those hours and hours of recorded footage and listen to lyrics that were written and never used, which are actually gems,” Luke Evans, who plays Gaston in the live-action version and performs the character’s self-titled song, says. “So, for the [audience members] who know the songs immensely well, which I think is most people, you will hear a few new lines, which are really, really special.”

Belle & Beast who? I want an entire movie of Gaston & LeFou! #BeautyAndTheBeast #BeOurGuest pic.twitter.com/Xb6EDqOY2Z

— BeautyBeastMovieNews (@batbmovienews) February 1, 2017

9. Be Our Guest/ Emma Thompson, Ewan McGregor, Ian McKellen, Gugu Mbatha-Raw

Director Bill Condon: “Well, it’s interesting to do what is going to be our biggest musical number with nobody there, except for some cutaways to Belle. It’s a four-minute number that cost more than Mr. Holmes’ entire budget. We shot it with first and second unit for over a month and it’s taken over a year to put it together — and six months before that to plan it. I would guess that is pretty far up there in terms of most intricate and elaborate musical numbers ever shot.”

“We just spent months and months and months and months. Anthony [Van Laast] choreographed it, and we took that into a kind of computer world, and applied it to the characters. It’s going to feel very real. Photo real. It’s the most intricate thing I’ve ever worked on.”

Read more from choreographer Anthony Van Laast, Ewan McGregor (Lumiere), and Emma Watson (Belle) here.  

10. Days In The Sun/ Emma Thompson, Emma Watson, Ewan McGregor, Ian McKellen, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Audra McDonald, Adam Mitchell, Stanley Tucci, Clive Rowe

The third new song is called “Days in the Sun” and, according to Beauty and the Beast producer David Hoberman, is a very special number indeed. When EW visited the film’s London set last year, Hoberman told us he believed the song is destined to win Menken a ninth Academy Award to go with the eight he already has for his work on The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Pocahontas, and the animated Beauty and the Beast.

“Well, that’s great of him to say that,” admits Menken.“ ‘Days in the Sun’ is a moment when all of the objects in the castle —and Belle — are going to sleep. Basically, everybody in the castle is having memories of what it used to be when they had their days in the sun. It’s sort of a combination of a lullaby and a remembrance of happier days for everybody.”

11. Something There/ Emma Thompson, Emma Watson, Ewan McGregor, Ian McKellen, Dan Stevens, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Nathan Mack

12. How Does A Moment Last Forever (Montmartre)/ Emma Watson

13. Beauty and the Beast/ Emma Thompson

Oh wow… It was one of the first scenes we filmed...the ballroom scene. Watson and Stevens dancing to Beauty and the Beast. That really puts you on a high.” --Director Bill Condon

"Certain as the sun, rising in the east..." 🌹#BeautyandtheBeast #BeOurGuest pic.twitter.com/7qX76YUnDs

— BeautyBeastMovieNews (@batbmovienews) February 3, 2017

Yesterday, I walked onto a ballroom out of my childhood & saw Belle waltz w/a Beast. Get ready for magic people #BatB pic.twitter.com/cGsdh9nvux

— Josh Gad (@joshgad) May 28, 2015

14. Evermore/ Dan Stevens

“‘For Evermore’ (now titled "Evermore") is this moment where the Beast now loves Belle, and he realizes that she misses her father, and he acknowledges she’s no longer a prisoner, and when she sees her father’s in trouble, he says, ‘Go to him, go.’ And he voluntarily lets her go,” Menken continues. “He’s basically singing about how he now knows what love is, as he watches her leave, and he’s climbing up the turret of the castle as she recedes into the distance, just watching her go further and further away.”

15. The Mob Song/ Emma Thompson, Josh Gad, Ewan McGregor, Ian McKellen, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Luke Evans, Ensemble - Beauty and the Beast, Stanley Tucci, Nathan Mack

16. Beauty and the Beast (Finale)/ Audra McDonald, Emma Thompson, Ensemble

17. How Does A Moment Last Forever/ Celine Dion

Written by eight-time Oscar-winning composer Alan Menken (“The Little Mermaid,” “Aladdin”) and veteran lyricist and three-time Oscar winner Tim Rice (“The Lion King,” “Evita”), “How Does A Moment Last Forever” is an emotional ballad about holding onto life’s precious moments. Portions of the song are performed throughout the film and interpolated into the underscore before Dion’s full-length version debuts in the film’s custom main-on-end title design.

Celine Dion says, “Being a part of the original ‘Beauty and the Beast’ was such a magical experience in my life, and I’m truly honored to be a part of this film again.”

President of Music for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Production, Mitchell Leib, approached the artist on behalf of the project with the idea of recording one of the three new songs written for the film. “Celine was the unanimous choice of the filmmakers and studio to perform this song,” says Leib, “And everyone involved with the film is thrilled she agreed to be part of this new live-action adaptation.”

18. Beauty and the Beast/ John Legend, Ariana Grande

19. Evermore/ Josh Groban

Says Groban, “I am honored to sing this beautiful new song by two of my absolute favorites, Alan Menken and Tim Rice. ‘Beauty and the Beast’ has been with me since my childhood and to have a musical connection to this new film makes me so happy.”

Mitchell Leib, president of music for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Production, helped to bring Groban into the musical mix for the film. “Alan Menken, director Bill Condon and I were talking about which contemporary recording artist could even sing such a demanding song, let alone succeed with it. Josh stood alone,” says Leib. “His voice is a natural fit for this showstopper of a composition.”

20. Aria (Demo)/ Alan Menken


21. How Does A Moment Last Forever (Music Box- Demo/ Alan Menken


22. Days In The Sun (Demo)/ Alan Menken


23. How Does A Moment Last Forever (Montmartre- Demo/ Alan Menken


24. Evermore (Demo)/ Alan Menken

LISTEN: Ariana Grande & John Legend perform "Beauty and the Beast"

After its debut on Radio Disney Thursday morning, Disney has released the full version of Ariana Grande and John Legend's new "Beauty and the Beast" duet. The song is currently available to download on iTunes. Fans who purchase their advance tickets through Fandango will also receive a free download of the song.

The Beauty and the Beast soundtrack is now available for pre-order and will be available on March 10th.


Source: DisneyMusicVEVO

Full 'Beauty and the Beast' soundtrack list revealed

UPDATE: The full Beauty and the Beast tracklist surfaced online.

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The Beauty and the Beast soundtrack is not set for release until March 10th, but we have our first look a the tracklist for the highly anticipated album.

A few things of note:
-The film will feature a new overture from composer Alan Menken

-Audra McDonald (Garderobe) will perform an aria near the beginning of the film. Composer Alan Menken discussed this addition to the film last fall with Entertainment Weekly.

“It’s a moment within the prologue, just before the spell befalls the castle,” Menken says. “We’re actually at an event at the Prince’s castle, where the Prince is about to be turned into the Beast, and he’s in his very selfish and self-indulgent phase of his life, and we see that, and we have the magnificent Audra McDonald singing this number.”

-A new rendition of "Beauty and the Beast" will be performed by Audra McDonald, Emma Thompson & Ensemble at the end of the film (possibly during the celebration scene).

Find out where you can pre-order the soundtrack here.

Source: @beautyandthebeastfilm

'Beauty and the Beast' features a new overture from composer Alan Menken

When Beauty and the Beast is released in March, fans will be treated to three new songs from composer Alan Menken and Tim Rice, previously unused Howard Ashman lyrics in "Gaston," and a new overture from Menken.

According to The El Capitan Theatre:

The brand-new BEAUTY AND THE BEAST overture, arranged by Alan Menken's long-time music director Michael Kosarin in the style and tradition of the great 1950’s film overtures, was originally recorded by a 100-piece symphonic studio orchestra, and takes us through the songs we loved best from the 1991 animated film, as well as some of the gorgeous new songs written for this live-action one.

A post from @beautyandthebeast film on Instagram reveals the track comes in at 3:05.

Source: El Capitan Theatre, @beautyandthebeastfilm 

Josh Groban to perform "Evermore" on the 'Beauty and the Beast' soundtrack

I thought we were done with exciting soundtrack news after Celine Dion revealed last week she would be performing the new song "How Does a Moment Last Forever" on the upcoming album... boy, was I wrong.

Grammy nominee Josh Groban confirmed today that he will perform the song "Evermore" on the live-action soundtrack.

I have a beast of a surprise for you this week, can't wait to share it!

— josh groban (@joshgroban) January 25, 2017

I'm honored to have recorded a special version of For Evermore for the new movie AND I get to show you this never before seen poster!!! 👹🌹 pic.twitter.com/hmWh5uHTc3

— josh groban (@joshgroban) January 26, 2017

“Evermore,” a soaring ballad performed in the film by the Beast (Dan Stevens) after he releases Belle (Emma Watson) to be with her father, is written by eight-time Oscar-winning composer Alan Menken (“The Little Mermaid,” “Aladdin”) and veteran lyricist and three-time Oscar winner Tim Rice (“The Lion King,” “Evita”). Menken also provides the film score, as well as new recordings of the classic songs from the animated film written by himself and Ashman. The original motion picture soundtrack will be released by Walt Disney Records on March 10, 2017. The pre-order is available now at http://disneymusic.co/BeautySndtrkP.

Says Groban, “I am honored to sing this beautiful new song by two of my absolute favorites, Alan Menken and Tim Rice. ‘Beauty and the Beast’ has been with me since my childhood and to have a musical connection to this new film makes me so happy.”

Mitchell Leib, president of music for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Production, helped to bring Groban into the musical mix for the film. “Alan Menken, director Bill Condon and I were talking about which contemporary recording artist could even sing such a demanding song, let alone succeed with it. Josh stood alone,” says Leib. “His voice is a natural fit for this showstopper of a composition.”

Composer Alan Menken spoke with Entertainment Weekly about the new song, which will be performed by Beast (Dan Stevens) in the film, last fall.

“‘For Evermore’ is this moment where the Beast now loves Belle, and he realizes that she misses her father, and he acknowledges she’s no longer a prisoner, and when she sees her father’s in trouble, he says, ‘Go to him, go.’ And he voluntarily lets her go,” Menken continues. “He’s basically singing about how he now knows what love is, as he watches her leave, and he’s climbing up the turret of the castle as she recedes into the distance, just watching her go further and further away.”

The deluxe edition soundtrack is available for pre-order and will be available on Friday, March 10th.

Groban previously covered "If I Can't Love Her" from the Broadway production on his Stages album.

Source: @joshgroban

'Beauty and the Beast' deluxe edition soundtrack available for pre-order

The deluxe and standard editions of the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack are now available for pre-order. No track listing is currently available at this time, but we do know the soundtrack will include "How Does a Moment Last Forever" from Celine Dion and a new recording of "Beauty and the Beast" with John Legend and Ariana Grande.

The album is available for pre-order from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Disney Music Emporium, which offers a free lithograph with purchase. Check out all the pre-order links below.

Pre-order Links

Amazon(Deluxe Edition)

Amazon (Standard Edition)

Barnes & Noble (Deluxe Edition)

Disney Music Emporium (Deluxe Edition with lithograph)
iTunes (Standard Edition)

Celine Dion to perform "How Does a Moment Last Forever" on the 'Beauty and the Beast' soundtrack

Beauty and the Beast fans rejoice! Celine Dion, who performed the animated film's title song with Peabo Bryson in 1991, will also be part of the soundtrack for the live-action film.

I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be performing a new song,"How Does A Moment Last Forever" for Disney's Beauty and the Beast. - Céline 🌹 pic.twitter.com/5H7vnGPs5W

— Celine Dion (@celinedion) January 19, 2017

Dion announced today that she will perform "How Does a Moment Last Forever" on the film's soundtrack and over the end credits. The song, which is one of three new songs written by lyricist Tim Rice and composer Alan Menken, was previously titled "Our Song Lives On." Menken discussed the song last fall with Entertainment Weekly and revealed both Maurice and Belle sing the song at various points in the film.

“It ends up being a song called ‘Our Song Lives On,’ and it’s done in a number of forms,” says Menken of the former track. “The first time it’s sung, it’s Belle’s father singing as he’s completing a music box, and basically it’s [about], ‘How does a moment live forever? How do you hang on to precious moments?’ Then, it’s reprised by Belle, and then it’s the song that’s actually over the end credits at the end of the movie. Disney hasn’t announced it yet, but there’s going to be some wonderful singer on the end credits song."

Menken performed a version of the song during his one-man concert last September.
Disney also revealed the cover for the Beauty and the Beast deluxe edition soundtrack. The album is currently available for pre-order and set for release on March 10, 2017.

 

Five-time Grammy-winning and best-selling recording artist Celine Dion will perform an all-new original song, “How Does A Moment Last Forever,” for Disney’s live-action “Beauty and the Beast.” The song will also be included on the film’s soundtrack.

Written by eight-time Oscar-winning composer Alan Menken (“The Little Mermaid,” “Aladdin”) and veteran lyricist and three-time Oscar winner Tim Rice (“The Lion King,” “Evita”), “How Does A Moment Last Forever” is an emotional ballad about holding onto life’s precious moments. Portions of the song are performed throughout the film and interpolated into the underscore before Dion’s full-length version debuts in the film’s custom main-on-end title design.

Celine Dion says, “Being a part of the original ‘Beauty and the Beast’ was such a magical experience in my life, and I’m truly honored to be a part of this film again.”

President of Music for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Production, Mitchell Leib, approached the artist on behalf of the project with the idea of recording one of the three new songs written for the film. “Celine was the unanimous choice of the filmmakers and studio to perform this song,” says Leib, “And everyone involved with the film is thrilled she agreed to be part of this new live-action adaptation.”

Dion originally performed the duet “Beauty and the Beast” – featuring Menken’s haunting melody and two-time Oscar-winner Howard Ashman’s unforgettable lyrics – with Peabo Bryson for the animated film. The song became an instant classic and went on to receive an Academy Award, Golden Globe and three Grammy Awards.

Menken also provides the film score along with new recordings of the classic songs from the animated film written by himself and Ashman. The original motion picture soundtrack will be released by Walt Disney Records on March 10, 2017.

Source: WDW Info, Celine Dion

WATCH: John Legend discusses recording "Beauty and the Beast"

One constant question among fans was who would be singing the cover of "Beauty and the Beast", and it was revealed last week John Legend and Ariana Grande will be the next duo to record the beloved tune.

Access Hollywood spoke with John Legend at this year's Television Critics Association Winter Tour about the "huge honor" of being part of the film and the pair's take on a Disney classic.


UPDATE: Legend also spoke with Collider about his collaboration with Grande on "Beauty and the Beast"

What’s the appeal for you in taking on the duet for Beauty and the Beast, and how do you feel you and Ariana Grande compliment each other?

LEGEND: It’s such an iconic song and, as a singer, it’s a great challenge to try to remake a song that people already love quite a bit. Ariana’s a wonderful singer. I felt like we’d make a good team to try to tackle it. So when Disney reached out to me, I agreed to do it.

Was it special to you, when you were growing up?

LEGEND: I love that song, and I thought the film was great, back then. I was a little older, by then. What was that, 20 years ago? So, I was a teenager. I wasn’t that young. That song was obviously a really important song, and the film was really important. So, as an artist, it’s a bit of a challenge to take on something like that, where people already love the original, and try to make your own version that honors the original, but is new, as well.

Extra TV: Jump to 1:45 for Beauty and the Beast

Source: Access Hollywood, Collider, Extra TV

Ariana Grande & John Legend to cover "Beauty and the Beast" for the film's soundtrack

It was a bit of a mystery when the official Beauty and the Beast Instagram page posted a photo of Ariana Grande last night with no caption. Fans drew their own conclusions about Grande and John Legend, who was tagged in the photo, collaborating on the pop version of the film's title song and their suspicions were confirmed with an official announcement this evening.

Deadline reports Grande and Legend will indeed perform "Beauty and the Beast" on the film's soundtrack and over the final credits. An official music video directed by Dave Meyers is also on the horizon before the film's release.

The song reunites producer Ron Fair and director of Disney's Music & Soundtrack Mitchell Leib, who also spoke with Deadline about the song.

“Ron was the first and only choice to make this particular record,” Leib said in a press statement. “No one is a better vocal producer and he also has a great understanding of the filmmaking dynamic.”

“Stepping into the shoes of an Oscar and Grammy award-winning classic is not small potatoes,” said Fair. “But with today’s two greatest plutonium singers – John Legend and Ariana Grande – we are bringing the song back with a new school-old school fresh treatment that shows the soulfulness and power of what a great melody and lyric can inspire.”

The Beauty and the Beast soundtrack is set for release on March 10, 2017. Pre-orders are now available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Disney Music Emporium.


Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson originally recorded a pop version of "Beauty and the Beast" for the animated film's release back in 1991, which peaked at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. American Idol winner Jordan Sparks previously recorded a version of the song for Beauty and the Beast's Diamond Edition release in 2010.



Source: @beautyandthebeast, Deadline

LISTEN: Official audio clip of Emma Watson singing "Something There"

Audio from a new live-action Belle doll gave fans their first sneak peek of Emma Watson singing one of Beauty and the Beast's classic songs, "Something There." On the heels of the fan-recorded video, Disney has now released a high quality clip of the song.


Source: Beauty and the Beast

'Beauty and the Beast' soundtrack available for pre-order

UPDATE: The Beauty and the Beast deluxe soundtrack is now available to pre-order from Disney Music Emporium and will include an exclusive 12" x 12" lithograph. DME currently lists the release date as March 10, 2017 while Amazon still lists the release date as March 17th. Stay tuned for more updates. 

There is currently no cover image or track listing at this time. Be sure to check back closer to the release date for updated details.

Pre-order from Amazon here.

Pre-order from Disney Music Emporium here. 

Source: Amazon