Biografía:
Alan Menken, compositor estadounidense nacido en Nueva York, es en buena parte responsable del renacer de las películas animadas de Disney a partir de La Sirenita, y por esta labor recibiría un buen número de Oscars. En 1986, su trabajo en La Pequeña Tienda De Los Horrores ya le había supuesto una primera nominación a los premios de la Academia en el apartado de canción. En 1989 su magnífica banda sonora para La Sirenita -2 Globos de oro y 2 grammys- conseguiría dos Óscars (música y canción)
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Otras canciones:
- A Whole New World
- El Chico De El Ukelele
- I See The Light
- Little Patch Of Heaven
- Proud Of Your Boy
- Prouf Of Your Boy
- A Change In Me From Beauty And The Beast The Musical
- Beauty And The Beast
- Belle
- Colors Of The Wind
- Finale Ultimo Dont Feed The Plants
- Friend Like Me
- God Help The Outcast
- God Help The Outcasts
- Grow For Me
- Healing Incantation
- Heavens Lighthellfire
- Her Voice
- Hercules
- Home
- If I Cant Love Her
- Just Around The Riverbend
- Les Poissons
- Mushnik Son
- Never Again
- Out There
- Poor Unfortunate Souls
- Santa Fe
- Seize The Day
- Something There
- Somewhere Thats Green
- The Bells Of Notre Dame
- The World Above
- When Will My Life Begin Tangled
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
ARTIST: Alan Menken and Howard Ashman
TITLE: Belle
From the movie, Beauty And The Beast
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G/A - A -
G/A - A -
Em/A -- D/A -- Em/A -- D/A --
Em/A -- D/A -- Em/A -- D/A --
Em/D D
Little town it's a quiet village.
Em/D D
Everyday like the one before.
F#m F#m6
Little town full of little people,
A7sus
waking up to say.
D - E/D -
Bonjour!
D - E/D -
Bonjour!
A D
Bonjour! Bonjour! Bonjour!
A7 D - A - D-A - Bm
There goes the baker with his tray like always.
A/C# - D
The same old bread and rolls to sell.
F - G - C
Every morning just the same
D#(add9)-F - A#
since the morning that we came,
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7 -
To this poor provintial town.
A7 - D
[Baker]
Good Morning Belle!
[Belle]
Morning, Monsieur!
A7sus
[Baker]
Where are you off to?
A
[Belle]
The book shop...
D
I just finished the most wonderful story,
A7sus A7
About a beanstalk and an ogor and an...
D(add9)
[Baker]
That's nice. Marie! The bagettes! Hurry up!
D A7 D - A -D - A - Bm
[Group of Women]
Look there she goes that girl is strange no question.
A/C# - D
Dazed and distracted, can't you tell?
F - G - C
[Woman #1]
Never part of any crowd.
D#(add9) -F - A#
[Man #3]
'Cause her head's up on some cloud.
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7-A7 - D G -
[Villagers]
No denying she's a funny girl that Belle.
A/G - G -
[Man #1]
Bonjour!
A/G - G -
[Woman #1]
Good day!
A7/G - D/F# G -
[Man #1]
How is your family?
A/G - G -
[Woman #1]
Bonjour!
A/G - G -
[Man #4]
Good day!
A7/G - D/F# A# -
[Woman #1]
How is your wife?
C/A#-A# -C/A# - A# -
[Woman #2]
I need six eggs!
C7/A#-F/A
[Man #2]
That's too expensive.
Dm7 E7 A7sus A7 - D
[Belle]
There must be more than this provincial life.
A7sus
[Book Shop Clerk]
Ah! Belle!
A7 D A7sus
[Belle]
Good Morning! I've come to return the book I've borrowed!
A7
[Book Shop Clerk]
Finished already?
D A7sus
[Belle]
Oh I couldn't put it down. Have you got anything new?
A7 D
[Book Shop Clerk]
Ha, ha. Not since yesterday!
A7sus A7
[Belle]
That's alright. I'll borrow...this one!
F
[Book Shop Clerk]
That one?! But you've read it twice!
C7sus C7 F
[Belle]
Well it's my favorite! Far off places, daring swordfights, magic spells,
C7sus D
a prince in disguise!
A7sus A7 D
[Book Shop Clerk]
Well if you like it all that much, it's yours.
[Belle]
But sir!
A7sus
[Book Shop Clerk]
I insist.
A5 A7 - D
[Belle]
Well thank you! Thank you very much!
A7 - D -A-D-A - Bm
[Group Of Men]
Look, there she goes that girl is so peculiar.
A/C# - D
I wonder if she's feeling well.
F - G - C
[Group Of Women]
With a dreamy far off look.
D#(add9) - F - A#
[Group Of Men]
And her nose stuck in a book.
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7-A7 - D
[Villigers]
What a puzzle to the rest of us, this Belle.
G Gmaj7 G6
[Belle]
Oh!
A7sus-A7/G-F#m B7sus
Isn't this amazing?
B7 D/E E7 Em7/A A9
It's my favorite part because
C6/D D C/D D7
you'll see.
G Gmaj9/F# Em7
Here's
A7 F#m7 B7sus B9 D/E
where she meets prince charming. But she won't discover
E7 Fmaj7 - F6 - Fmaj7 - F6 - Em7 A5 D
that it's him till chapter three.
A7 - D - A - D - A - Bm
[Woman #3]
Now It's no wonder that her name means beauty,
A9 - D
her looks have got no parallel.
F - G - C
[Man #1]
But behind that fair facade,
D# - F - A#
I'm afraid she's rather odd.
Gm9 - Am7 - A#maj7- A7sus -
Very different from the rest of us.
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7- A7sus -
[Villigers]
She's nothing like the rest of us. Yes,
Gm - Am - A# - A7 - D
different from the rest of us is Belle.
D A7sus A7 D
D A7sus A7 C
C C Gm - A#maj7 - C
Gm7 - C Gm - Am
[Gaston]
Right from the moment when i met her, saw her,
G/B - C
I said she's gorgeous and I fell.
D#(add9) - F - A#
Here in town there's only she,
C#(add9)-D#- G#
who is beautiful as me.
Fm - Gm7 - G#maj7- G7 - C F -
So I'm making plans to woo and marry Belle.
G/F - F -
[Gaston Groupies]
Look there
G/F - F -
he goes,
G7/F - C/E F -
isn't he dreamy?
G/F - F -
Monsieur
G/F - F -
Gaston!
G/F C/E - C - G#
Oh he's so cute!
A#/G# - G# -
Be still
A#/G# - G# -
my heart!
A#7/G#-D#/G
I'm hardly breathing.
Cm D7 G7sus G7 D -
He's such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute.
[Woman #1]
Bonjour!
E/D-D -
[Gaston]
Pardon
E/D -
[Belle]
Good day
D -
[Woman #2]
Mais oui!
E7/D - A/C#
[Woman #3]
You call this bacon?
D -
[Woman #4]
What lovely grapes!
E/D -
[Man #1]
Some cheese
D -
[Woman #5]
Ten yards!
E/D -
[Man #1]
one pound
D -
[Gaston]
'scuse me!
E7/D - A
[Cheese Merchant]
I'll get the knife
F -
[Gaston]
Please let me through!
G/F -
[Woman #6]
This bread -
F -
[Woman #7]
Those fish -
G/F -
[Woman #6]
it's stale!
F -
[Woman #7]
they smell!
G/F - C/E
[Men]
Madame's mistaken.
Am
[Women]
Well, maybe so
B7 Am/E-E- Esus - E -
[Townsfolk]
[Belle]
Good Morn ing
There must be more than this provincial life!
G/A A7 D
[Townsfolk]
[Gaston]
Oh, good morn ing
Just watch, I'm going to make Belle my wife!
A7 - D - A - D- A - Bm
[Townsfolk]
Look there she goes, a girl who's strange but special
A9- D
A most peculiar mad'moiselle!
F - G - C
[Women]
It's a pity and a sin
D# - F - A#
[Men]
She doesn't quite fit in
Gm9 - Am7-A#maj7-A7sus -
[Townsfolk]
'Cause she really is a funny girl
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7-A7sus -
A beauty but a funny girl
Gm7 - Am7 - A# - Asus
She really is a funny girl
A - D -
That Belle!
E/D - D -
E/D - D -
E/D -- D -- E/D
D
TITLE: Belle
From the movie, Beauty And The Beast
F#m6 244242
D#(add9) xx3343
A#maj7 x13231
G/A - A -
G/A - A -
Em/A -- D/A -- Em/A -- D/A --
Em/A -- D/A -- Em/A -- D/A --
Em/D D
Little town it's a quiet village.
Em/D D
Everyday like the one before.
F#m F#m6
Little town full of little people,
A7sus
waking up to say.
D - E/D -
Bonjour!
D - E/D -
Bonjour!
A D
Bonjour! Bonjour! Bonjour!
A7 D - A - D-A - Bm
There goes the baker with his tray like always.
A/C# - D
The same old bread and rolls to sell.
F - G - C
Every morning just the same
D#(add9)-F - A#
since the morning that we came,
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7 -
To this poor provintial town.
A7 - D
[Baker]
Good Morning Belle!
[Belle]
Morning, Monsieur!
A7sus
[Baker]
Where are you off to?
A
[Belle]
The book shop...
D
I just finished the most wonderful story,
A7sus A7
About a beanstalk and an ogor and an...
D(add9)
[Baker]
That's nice. Marie! The bagettes! Hurry up!
D A7 D - A -D - A - Bm
[Group of Women]
Look there she goes that girl is strange no question.
A/C# - D
Dazed and distracted, can't you tell?
F - G - C
[Woman #1]
Never part of any crowd.
D#(add9) -F - A#
[Man #3]
'Cause her head's up on some cloud.
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7-A7 - D G -
[Villagers]
No denying she's a funny girl that Belle.
A/G - G -
[Man #1]
Bonjour!
A/G - G -
[Woman #1]
Good day!
A7/G - D/F# G -
[Man #1]
How is your family?
A/G - G -
[Woman #1]
Bonjour!
A/G - G -
[Man #4]
Good day!
A7/G - D/F# A# -
[Woman #1]
How is your wife?
C/A#-A# -C/A# - A# -
[Woman #2]
I need six eggs!
C7/A#-F/A
[Man #2]
That's too expensive.
Dm7 E7 A7sus A7 - D
[Belle]
There must be more than this provincial life.
A7sus
[Book Shop Clerk]
Ah! Belle!
A7 D A7sus
[Belle]
Good Morning! I've come to return the book I've borrowed!
A7
[Book Shop Clerk]
Finished already?
D A7sus
[Belle]
Oh I couldn't put it down. Have you got anything new?
A7 D
[Book Shop Clerk]
Ha, ha. Not since yesterday!
A7sus A7
[Belle]
That's alright. I'll borrow...this one!
F
[Book Shop Clerk]
That one?! But you've read it twice!
C7sus C7 F
[Belle]
Well it's my favorite! Far off places, daring swordfights, magic spells,
C7sus D
a prince in disguise!
A7sus A7 D
[Book Shop Clerk]
Well if you like it all that much, it's yours.
[Belle]
But sir!
A7sus
[Book Shop Clerk]
I insist.
A5 A7 - D
[Belle]
Well thank you! Thank you very much!
A7 - D -A-D-A - Bm
[Group Of Men]
Look, there she goes that girl is so peculiar.
A/C# - D
I wonder if she's feeling well.
F - G - C
[Group Of Women]
With a dreamy far off look.
D#(add9) - F - A#
[Group Of Men]
And her nose stuck in a book.
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7-A7 - D
[Villigers]
What a puzzle to the rest of us, this Belle.
G Gmaj7 G6
[Belle]
Oh!
A7sus-A7/G-F#m B7sus
Isn't this amazing?
B7 D/E E7 Em7/A A9
It's my favorite part because
C6/D D C/D D7
you'll see.
G Gmaj9/F# Em7
Here's
A7 F#m7 B7sus B9 D/E
where she meets prince charming. But she won't discover
E7 Fmaj7 - F6 - Fmaj7 - F6 - Em7 A5 D
that it's him till chapter three.
A7 - D - A - D - A - Bm
[Woman #3]
Now It's no wonder that her name means beauty,
A9 - D
her looks have got no parallel.
F - G - C
[Man #1]
But behind that fair facade,
D# - F - A#
I'm afraid she's rather odd.
Gm9 - Am7 - A#maj7- A7sus -
Very different from the rest of us.
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7- A7sus -
[Villigers]
She's nothing like the rest of us. Yes,
Gm - Am - A# - A7 - D
different from the rest of us is Belle.
D A7sus A7 D
D A7sus A7 C
C C Gm - A#maj7 - C
Gm7 - C Gm - Am
[Gaston]
Right from the moment when i met her, saw her,
G/B - C
I said she's gorgeous and I fell.
D#(add9) - F - A#
Here in town there's only she,
C#(add9)-D#- G#
who is beautiful as me.
Fm - Gm7 - G#maj7- G7 - C F -
So I'm making plans to woo and marry Belle.
G/F - F -
[Gaston Groupies]
Look there
G/F - F -
he goes,
G7/F - C/E F -
isn't he dreamy?
G/F - F -
Monsieur
G/F - F -
Gaston!
G/F C/E - C - G#
Oh he's so cute!
A#/G# - G# -
Be still
A#/G# - G# -
my heart!
A#7/G#-D#/G
I'm hardly breathing.
Cm D7 G7sus G7 D -
He's such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute.
[Woman #1]
Bonjour!
E/D-D -
[Gaston]
Pardon
E/D -
[Belle]
Good day
D -
[Woman #2]
Mais oui!
E7/D - A/C#
[Woman #3]
You call this bacon?
D -
[Woman #4]
What lovely grapes!
E/D -
[Man #1]
Some cheese
D -
[Woman #5]
Ten yards!
E/D -
[Man #1]
one pound
D -
[Gaston]
'scuse me!
E7/D - A
[Cheese Merchant]
I'll get the knife
F -
[Gaston]
Please let me through!
G/F -
[Woman #6]
This bread -
F -
[Woman #7]
Those fish -
G/F -
[Woman #6]
it's stale!
F -
[Woman #7]
they smell!
G/F - C/E
[Men]
Madame's mistaken.
Am
[Women]
Well, maybe so
B7 Am/E-E- Esus - E -
[Townsfolk]
[Belle]
Good Morn ing
There must be more than this provincial life!
G/A A7 D
[Townsfolk]
[Gaston]
Oh, good morn ing
Just watch, I'm going to make Belle my wife!
A7 - D - A - D- A - Bm
[Townsfolk]
Look there she goes, a girl who's strange but special
A9- D
A most peculiar mad'moiselle!
F - G - C
[Women]
It's a pity and a sin
D# - F - A#
[Men]
She doesn't quite fit in
Gm9 - Am7-A#maj7-A7sus -
[Townsfolk]
'Cause she really is a funny girl
Gm - Am7 - A#maj7-A7sus -
A beauty but a funny girl
Gm7 - Am7 - A# - Asus
She really is a funny girl
A - D -
That Belle!
E/D - D -
E/D - D -
E/D -- D -- E/D
D
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