This is the full clock parade audio from the Disneyland Paris version of it's a small world. Used from 1992-2015, this audio was composed by John Debney. It is different from the California & Hong Kong versions as the instrumentals were completely re-recorded. The bells were changed to sound more like a buoy in 2015, but the rest of the audio is still the same. Huge thanks to lunarneo757 for reminding me of this! The first portion sounds very different but also fits the clock tower coming to life in this portion. Then the fanfares are staged and 24 dolls come out of the clock tower, representing the 24 hours of the day. This part is the same format as the others, but this orchestration is at different pitches. Then the time is shown and the bells ring. Again, these bells are different from the others despite being in the same format. It should be noted that these bells are also used at Tokyo Disneyland, since 1993. Additionally, an altered version of this intro music has been used in Tokyo since 1993, and this parade music was also used in Tokyo from 1993-2017. The Paris façade has seen new colors 2 times. The first version lasted from 1992-2002, the second from 2002-2015, and the third since 2015. This video features all three versions because I forgot about the 2015 bell change when I first made this. The vibrant colors fit particularly well in the French climate. Although I don't love this façade quite as much as the California small world façade, that's a matter of personal preference. It is really gorgeous and one of the visual highlights of the most beautiful Fantasyland on earth. I hope you enjoy it!
I do not own any of the audio or images used in this video. All of the audio is owned by Disney, and all images are owned by their respective owners.
