Disney's Greatest Lullabies Volume Two (VHS)
Walt Disney Productions, Walt Disney Home Video
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Digitized with Roxio Easy VHS to DVD Plus Includes Lullabies from Mary Poppins , Bambi , Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , and More! What better way to say goodnight than with Disney's Greatest Lullabies ? Soothing refrains from the masterfully crafted shorts and features you've come to know and love. The most poignant, precious moments from the vast Disney library presented in this enchanting series. Certain to turn any child into a Sleeping Beauty—the best lullabies in the world—from Disney! In this collection: A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes ( Cinderella —Nominated Best Scoring of a Musical Picture, 1950); In a World of My Own ( Alice in Wonderland —Nominated Best Scoring of a Musical Picture, 1952); Lazy Countryside ( Bongo ); Little April Shower ( Bambi —Nominated for Best Scoring of a Comedy or Drama Picture, 1942); Theme from Summer Magic ; Theme from A Cowboy Needs a Horse ; I'm Wishing ( Snow White —Nominated for Best Score; Winner of Special Academy Awards, 1938); La La Lu ( Lady and the Tramp ); Someone's Waiting for You ( The Rescuers —Nominated for Best Original Song, 1977); Pastoral Symphony ( Fantasia —Winner of two Special Academy Awards for Leopold Stokowski and Walt Disney, 1941); Blue Bayou ( Make Mine Music ); and Feed the Birds ( Mary Poppins —Winner of five Academy Awards, including Best Music Score, 1964). Disclaimer: I do not own any content in this video. This is uploaded for archival, educational, and research purposes.
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- Walt Disney Productions, Walt Disney Home Video
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