External Background Area Music
This list is a compilation of tracks that played outside The Great Movie Ride theatre in 2004. It is not a current list but it is complete.
- "Over the Rainbow" - John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra
- "Oklahoma! Overture" - Rodgers and Hammerstein
- "Theme from Gone with the Wind" - Max Steiner
- "Singin' in the Rain main title" - MGM Studio Orchestra
- "Theme from Mission: Impossible" - Lalo Schifrin
- Overture and Preludium (The Sound of Music) - Irwin Kostal
- Theme from Superman - John Williams
- Main theme from Star Wars - John Williams
- "Raider's March" from Raiders of the Lost Ark - John Williams
- "Lara's Theme" - MGM Studio Orchestra
- "Singin' in the Rain: main theme" - John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra
- "My Fair Lady Overture" - André Previn
- "James Bond Theme" - Monty Norman/John Barry
- "Harry's Wondrous World" - John Williams
- Theme from Air Force One - Jerry Goldsmith
- "Shakespeare in Love: The Beginning of the Partnership" - Stephen Warbeck
- Theme from New York, New York - John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra
- "How the West Was Won" - MGM Studio Orchestra conducted by Alfred Newman
- Main title (Captain Blood) - Erich Wolfgang Korngold
- Theme from Chariots of Fire -Vangelis
- Theme from Gigi - MGM Studio Orchestra
- "Prologue" from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - John Williams
- Theme from Love Story - Francois Lai
- Theme from Out of Africa - John Barry
- "Love Theme" From Romeo & Juliet - Henry Mancini
- Theme from Somewhere in Time - John Barry
- "The Trolley Song" - Judy Garland
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