A classic song from Aladdin: a love story woven with magic and fantasy.
Chances are, you’ve encountered Aladdin at least once.
It’s a Disney work loved by people of all ages.
From animation and live-action films to the stage musical, many entries have been released and gained popularity.
It’s supported by a wide audience, regardless of gender or age.
Surely everyone has been captivated.
A love story of magic and wonder, woven by Genie, Aladdin, and Jasmine.
Here, we’ve researched and carefully selected songs related to the work.
Please enjoy—hope you find it helpful.
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A classic song from Aladdin. A love story woven by magic and fantasy (11–20)
my pride and joy of a sonShiki Theatre Company
In Disney terms, this corresponds to the reprise of “One Jump Ahead,” doesn’t it? Personally, I prefer these Shiki Theatre Company lyrics to Disney’s—they’re more straightforward.
I feel like Aladdin’s emotions come across much more directly and vividly.
PRINCE ALI（REPRISE)Akira Takarada
This music really highlights Jafar’s nastiness as he tattles to Jasmine about Aladdin’s secret.
By the way, “Prince Ali” is Aladdin’s temporary persona created by Genie’s magic.
It seems Jasmine has already figured it out, though.
ONE JUMP AHEAD（REPRISE)Kazutaka Ishii
It’s a heartrending song that makes you want to cheer, “Hang in there, Aladdin!” He’s not doing bad things because he wants to—he’s singing about his bittersweet longing to one day live in a palace-like place.
It’s a gentle and beautiful song.
STREET URCHINSAlan Menken
Music that means “the town’s mischievous boy.” It’s the scene where Aladdin dashes through the city, leading into the reprise of “One Jump Ahead.” It conveys Aladdin’s lonely heart and his wish to someday escape this kind of life.
I'm unbeatable when it comes to running away.Shiki Theatre Company
Some of the lyrics are a little different from Disney’s version, but it’s still absolutely perfect—every bit as good as Disney! Here, Yukihiro Shimamura from the Shiki Theatre Company plays Aladdin and also does the singing.
It’s truly amazing how he sings while dancing!
A Whole New World (End Title)ZAYN, Zhavia Ward
Among the songs from Disney’s beloved Aladdin, the most famous is arguably A Whole New World.
It was also performed as the theme song for the 2019 live-action adaptation.
This is the version that plays over the end credits.
It has a different, more atmospheric feel compared to the in-film rendition of A Whole New World.
The beautiful sound both preserves the film’s lingering afterglow and moves you all over again.
A classic from Aladdin: a love story woven by magic and fantasy (21–30)
A Whole New World (from “Aladdin”)Alan Menken
This moving ballad, loved by many, is a work by composer Alan Menken, renowned for numerous Disney film scores.
It’s a romantic piece that evokes the image of traveling through the night sky on a magic carpet.
Celebrating the freedom and hope of stepping into an unknown world, the song may free your mind from the task at hand and lead you into a realm of fresh ideas.
A signature song from the 1992 film Aladdin, it can be heard on the soundtrack album Aladdin: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Its universal appeal is underscored by winning Best Original Song at the 65th Academy Awards in March 1993.
The grand, beautiful piano tones will sweep away everyday distractions and support you as you focus deeply during creative time.