[Classic Hits] A Collection of Disney Songs Filled with Love and Dreams

SupercalifragilisticexpialidociousRichard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious—Former Takarazuka performer Mai Hinano’s solo musical [Hinano-za], Disney’s Mary Poppins

It’s a famous song featured in the Disney film Mary Poppins.

The playful lyrics—filled with a whimsical, made-up word created by the Sherman Brothers—blend perfectly with the cheerful, lively melody.

First showcased in the 1964 release, the piece won numerous awards, including the Academy Award and the Grammy, and even ranked 36th on the American Film Institute’s “100 Years…100 Songs” list.

It’s perfect not only for those who want to fully immerse themselves in the film’s world, but also for anyone who wants to hum along with family and friends.

A magical tune that fills you with brightness and positivity.

You can fly too!Sammy Fain

Disney Music Showcase / You Can Fly Too! | Disney+

This is an insert song from Disney’s 1953 film Peter Pan, depicting the joy of freely soaring through the sky, set to a melody full of dreams and adventure.

A bright, hopeful orchestral arrangement blends with children’s vocals and the warm harmonies of the Jud Conlon Chorus, brilliantly capturing the excitement of taking flight.

The piece was chosen as the title track for the Disney Sing Along Songs series and was also used in a memorable scene on the TV show House of Mouse.

With lyrics that spark the imagination and an exhilarating melody, it’s perfect for times when you need the courage to chase your dreams or want to take on something new.

A Whole New WorldAlan Menken

Disney Music Showcase / A Whole New World (New World) | Disney+

A romantic duet song by Aladdin and Jasmine, “A Whole New World.” It’s a song from the film Aladdin, sung during their sky-high journey on the magic carpet.

Composed by Alan Menken, a prolific creator of Disney songs, and performed as the end-title song by Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle, it won a Grammy Award.

The song portrays Aladdin’s kindness as he shows Jasmine—who knows nothing beyond the palace walls—various worlds, Jasmine’s growing excitement at the outside world, and the gradual deepening of their love.

Arabian NightsAlan Menken

Arabian Nights (Aladdin)

This is a famous Disney song that captivatingly expresses an exotic Middle Eastern worldview through music.

Composed by Alan Menken, it features a grand melody that evokes the mystique of Arabia and a spirit of adventure, instantly drawing the audience into the story’s world.

Premiering as the opening of the Disney film Aladdin in October 1992, it went on to win numerous music awards, including the Academy Awards and the Grammys.

It’s a track that not only shines when enjoyed with the film, but also sprinkles a bit of wonderful magic into everyday life when listened to simply as background music.

Open the doorKristen Anderson-Lopez,Robert Lopez

Sayaka Kanda, Eisuke Tsuda – Love Is an Open Door (From “Frozen”)

An iconic love song from Disney’s Frozen that captures the sparkling thrill of romance, full of dreams and hope.

Anna and Hans’s meeting and mutual attraction are depicted as a breezy pop number.

With its bright, bouncy melody and humor-filled lyrics, it overflows with that quintessential Disney, magical charm.

Featured in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, it’s loved by a new generation as well.

It’s the perfect track for basking in bittersweet memories of love or for singing along with someone special.

Someday in a dreamSammy Fain / Jack Lawrence

Once Upon a Dream (Sleeping Beauty)

Based on a European fairy tale and released in 1959, Disney’s film Sleeping Beauty features the song Once Upon a Dream as its main theme.

It’s an arrangement of Tchaikovsky’s ballet music Sleeping Beauty with added lyrics, set to an elegant waltz.

The song tells of falling in love with someone met in a dream, making it a sweet love song that ties directly into the story.

Once Upon a Dream was also used in Maleficent, the 2014 spin-off film of Sleeping Beauty.

Express your feelingsAlan Menken

Enchanted “Convey Your Feelings” Japanese ver._English ver_

A delightful song and dance filled with love and magic unfolds in Central Park.

Featured on the November 2007 soundtrack, this piece stands out among Alan Menken’s works for its especially cheerful vibe.

With a bright melody that incorporates calypso and Latin rhythms, it carries a message about the importance of love.

Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, it is performed by Amy Adams in Disney’s Enchanted.

The lively yet heartwarming melody, showcased in a grand musical number, is perfect for listening with family and friends.