'High Adventure' is a quick-tempo production number sung by Menken and Ashman (also in good voice) in which the genie encourages Aladdin to act heroically. 'Proud of Your Boy,' which Menken sings effectively, is an earnest ballad in the style of 'A Whole New World' in which Aladdin addresses his mother, promising to mend his errant ways. This 'special edition' of the soundtrack, released to coincide with the appearance of the film as a two-disc DVD, contains two intriguing bonus tracks, Menken and Ashman's demos of songs that didn't make it into the final version. The manic 'One Jump' and 'Arabian Nights' are cut from the cloth of classic Broadway show tunes, while Menken's instrumental cues range from the sweetly cartoonish 'To Be Free' to the romantic 'Kiss' to the ominous 'Jafar's Hour' and 'On a Dark Night.' While it's not quite as brilliant as the music from The Little Mermaid or Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin is still a fine soundtrack and an auspicious debut for Menken and Rice's collaboration. Sheet music for To Be Free, from Disneys Aladdin by Alan Menken. Aladdin's score is consistently good, rivaling the best of Disney's other animated musicals from the '90s. This sheet music is based on this performance, starting at 00:18 and ending at 02:40. 'A Whole New World' (the film's hit single) and Robin Williams' bravura performance as the magic lamp on songs such as 'Friend Like Me' and 'Prince Ali' are justifiably credited as the album's highlights. Speechless In the 1992 animated feature, Jasmine only sings during her duet with Aladdin, but in Aladdin 2019, Jasmine has her own solo number, and a more substantial arc to boot. The soundtrack to Disney's Aladdin features another first-rate score by composer Alan Menken and lyricists Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, who helped Menken complete the score when Ashman died before it was finished.

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