The European version of the *Haunted Mansion* ...
The most significant difference between the american mansions and the manor is the dramatic soundtrack, rescored by renowned composer John Debney.

The story tells of a bride, whose financé was killed by the Phantom. We are led thru the haunted house where beauty once lived. While passing the rooms and hallways we are surrounded by the melodramatic score of the all known "GrimGrinningGhosts" melody.
Reminded of the wedding that never was we are experiencing the dramatic story of love, retribution and death.

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Listen to various Grim Grinning Ghost Versions

Now light a candle... what do i say...
HUNDRED OF CANDLES
and enjoy these STEREO sound clips
of Phantom Manor ...
for the first time available
to the visitors of The Sound Of Magic.



The Phantom Manor Audio Tracks...

The Gazebo

The Foyer

The Gallery 1

The Gallery 2

The Gallery of Morphing Portraits (instrumental)

Boarding Hall (the theme with bell)

The Seance

The Ballroom

Ghost Town

The Bar Piano (excerpt)

The Bar Piano with Orchestra

The Finale

The Finale (instrumental)

The Little Bride

As most of you know,
the orginial Phantom Manor
Soundtrack was narrated in English
by Vincent Price.
Due french policies the narrator
was finally re-recorded with
Gérard Chévalier – in French.

Old Foyer

Old Gallery of Stretching Portraits

Old Gallery of Morphing Portraits

P H A N T O M M A N O R
FLOW THROUGH in FRENCH
enter through the bride

FLOW THRU
L I V E  R EC O R D I N G

B l o o p e r
when the interruption spiel is haunted

THE SPOOKY PIANO
accompanied by the main theme

THE OLD GRAMOPHONE
as heard in the bride's room

The Gallery with Bell (mix)

INTERRUPTION SPIEL
live

P R O D U C T I O N   S A M P L E S
unused

EXIT TO THE LIVING WORLD
with boys choir
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GRAND FINALE WITH CHOIR
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THEME WITH CHOIR
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Composed by Buddy Baker


Rescored by John Debney


Performed by the London Chamber Orchestra

GhostHost recorded by David Ravenswood