Alan Menken’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]
Alan Menken has created many famous songs that anyone who has seen Disney movies will recognize.
This time, we’re shining a spotlight on him.
We’ve listed his most popular tracks in a ranking based on play counts.
Be sure to check them out.
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Alan Menken Popular Songs Ranking [2025] (41–50)
THE ENDS OF THE EARTHAlan Menken43rank/position

The music titled “The Ends of the Earth.” In the scene where Jafar acquires the magic lamp and has the Genie grant his wishes, he sends Aladdin, Abu, and the Magic Carpet flying to the very ends of the earth.
It gives you the sensation of going from a scorching desert to a place so cold it makes you shiver.
THE KISSAlan Menken44rank/position

This is music in which the orchestra’s beautiful sound really stands out.
The title is “Kiss,” but the foundation of this piece is “Hitoadachi Osaki ni to” and “A Whole New World,” isn’t it? It’s very romantic—a lovely piece that makes you want to fall in love.
TO BE FREEAlan Menken45rank/position

This music perfectly fits the phrase “toward freedom.” Here, the bright and energetic Genie’s pain—and his wish to one day be free—is expressed through beautiful music.
Come to think of it, Aladdin and the Genie’s wishes are quite similar, aren’t they?
Under The SeaAlan Menken46rank/position

Born from Disney’s film The Little Mermaid, this song celebrates the fun beneath the sea with cheerful Caribbean rhythms and an irresistible melody.
Composed by Alan Menken, it was released to the world with the film’s premiere on November 17, 1989.
The work went on to win numerous awards, including the Academy Awards and the Grammys.
With its bright and joyful vibe, it’s perfect for a bride and groom’s entrance.
It’s sure to bring smiles to all your guests.
Waiting for the LightsAlan Menken47rank/position

This is the song that plays in the scene where Rapunzel waits for the mysterious lights that appear on her birthday—the ones she has always dreamed of.
It’s a curious piece of music that intertwines the joy of a long-held dream about to come true and the impatience to see it soon, with the anxiety of wondering, “What if it disappoints me?”
Beauty and the Beast Piano MedleyAlan Menken48rank/position

I ended up absolutely loving this piano medley, and I was blown away and moved by the parts where the performer sings while playing.
The lower register is clean and very beautiful.
Listening to this one piece feels like experiencing all the music from Beauty and the Beast.
Stay by my side.Alan Menken49rank/position

A captivating piece woven over elegant piano tones, marked by an enchanting melody.
Its beautiful tune resonates in the heart and invites listeners into a dreamlike world.
Used as the ending theme for the 2007 film “Enchanted,” it captured the hearts of many.
With its romantic atmosphere, it’s also popular as wedding background music.
It’s perfect for listening leisurely on a quiet night or for spending special moments with someone important.
For those who enjoy piano performances, this is a particularly appealing piece.





