The Peanuts Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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"With the Peanuts movies, I grew up on those specials from the '60s and '70s, that, of course, rerun to this day. I'm very fond of all that Vince Guaraldi music, so what we did was try to find spots in the film where we could sort of touch down and remind people who were watching the film that it's still a Peanuts movie, and there's still a place for that music in the film. There's a bunch of spots where we quote the Guaraldi music, or we actually re-record his pieces quite faithfully."

— Christophe Beck [6]

Following his inclusion as the score composer, [7] Christophe Beck said that he grew up on the Peanuts specials and the music by Vince Guaraldi. In a different approach, he stated the score would be more orchestral than Guaraldi's previous scores, which were mainly a small jazz combo, and the musical landscape is different. [6] Beck had said that, there needs a lot of attention while composing for family-drama films, where the score might vary in regard to various emotions. He stated that "to score it with a combo might make you and me and others of our generation feel warm and nostalgic, but to most everyone else it would just feel a bit old fashioned. That said, I tried where I could to evoke the feel of those old specials, just because I love them so much! So every once in a while I try to drop in that classic piano combo sound." [8]

Jazz pianist David Benoit contributed to Beck's score, and had recorded all the piano solos for the film during the final sessions. [9] He managed to re-create several tunes composed by Guaraldi, especially the theme song "Linus and Lucy". Beck added that, "It is impossible to imagine one without the other [...] It’s tuneful, it’s catchy, and he [Benoit] manages to incorporate both sophisticated jazz harmonies and a sense of melancholy." [9] In an interview to Los Angeles Times , Benoit had added that recreating "Linus and Lucy" was "not like playing Liszt" but "tricky" as Guaraldi had improvised those tunes, and played differently each time. He added "Vince [Guaraldi] listened to a lot of Latin music, and I think that’s where he developed that syncopation between right and left hand. ... It sounds easy but when you try to play it right, it’s very tricky." [10]

The scoring sessions took place at the Newman Scoring Stage in 20th Century Fox Studios from April to August 2015. [11] Tim Davies led the 79-piece orchestra, consisting of varied instruments: string, french horn, woodwinds, brass, violin, cello, harp, piano and percussions. Additional music is composed by Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson. [12] Martino said about the music of the film, adding "There’s a lot of history to the music of the Peanuts film, and he embraced the philosophy Craig and I had on the movie, which was to tell a feature film story with these characters and to create emotion. He used everything within that palette. There are moments that we are flying with Snoopy that will have full orchestra, and there other moments where the jazz combo just lays it out there." [13]

On July 28, 2015, it was announced that Meghan Trainor would write and perform a song for the film, entitled "Better When I'm Dancin'". [14] She also wrote and performed another track, that was featured in the international album release. [4] Trainor said that writing songs for the film was "challenging" as she never wrote songs for a film, and she had to make sure that "all of Fox loved it, as well as the director of the movie." [15] Rapper Flo Rida's "That's What I Like" from his EP My House is also featured on the album. [4]

Additional music

The Japanese version titled I Love Snoopy: The Peanuts Movie also uses Japanese singer-songwriter Ayaka's "A Song For You" for the trailer and the ending instead of Trainor's, but it was released as a single and did not appear on the Japanese edition of soundtrack album. [16] [17]

Reception

The album received positive critical response. Filmtracks.com wrote " The album will serve for listeners much like Winnie the Pooh did for fans of the Sherman Brothers' original music for that set of characters during its own updated adaptation in 2011". [18] Marcy Donelson of AllMusic called it as "a bright, symphonic original score by Beck befitting the good-natured family film". [19] Peter Hartlaub, writing for San Francisco Chronicle's SFGate , said that "Christophe Beck manages to weave in several Guaraldi beats along with a few modern songs in the musical score — and makes it all sound like classic Charlie Brown." [20] The Times of India 's Reagan Gavin Rasquinha said "Christophe Beck’s soundtrack also helps in keeping the pace jaunty, even during parts without dialogue, of which there are quite a few". [21] Writing for SCAD, Emilie Kefalas called that the score "satisfies with a balanced blend of gentle instrumentals and appetizing Vince Guaraldi compositions featuring jazz pianist David Benoit". [22]

Christophe Beck won Best Original Score in an Animated Film at the 2015 Hollywood Music in Media Awards, [23] whereas the song "Better When I'm Dancin'" received a nomination for Best Original Song in an Animated Film. [23] The song was also received nominations at the Guild of Music Supervisors Awards for Best Song Written and/or Recorded Created for a Film, [24] World Soundtrack Awards for Best Original Song Written Directly for a Film, [25] and Radio Disney Music Awards for Best Song That Makes You Smile. [26]

Track listing

All tracks written by Christophe Beck, except where noted.

The Peanuts Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Peanutssoundtrack.jpg
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedOctober 23, 2015
Recorded2014–2015
VenueNewman Scoring Stage,
Twentieth Century Fox Studios
Genre Film soundtrack
Length49:38
Label
Producer
  • Bryan Schulz
  • Craig Schulz
Vince Guaraldi chronology
Peanuts Greatest Hits
(2015)		The Peanuts Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
(2015)		 A Boy Named Charlie Brown: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
(2017)
Standard edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)Length
1."Linus and Lucy" Vince Guaraldi Vince Guaraldi Trio 3:04
2."Better When I'm Dancin'"
Meghan Trainor2:56
3."That's What I Like"
  • Flo Rida
  • Fitz
3:15
4."Skating"Vince GuaraldiVince Guaraldi Trio2:23
5."Christmas Time Is Here"
Vince Guaraldi Trio2:45
6."Snow Day" Beck2:26
7."Fifi's Theme" Beck1:13
8."Charlie Brown in Love" Beck1:38
9."Wingwalking" Beck2:18
10."The Library" Beck1:10
11."The Assembly" Beck2:20
12."Curse You Red Baron" Beck3:30
13."Winter Becomes Spring" Beck2:01
14."Never Give Up" Beck3:50
15."Carnival Panic/Linus and Lucy"
  • Christophe Beck
  • Vince Guaraldi
Beck2:17
16."Pen Pal Partners" Beck1:23
17."Good Ol' Charlie Brown" (contains an interpolation of "Linus and Lucy")
  • Christophe Beck
  • Vince Guaraldi
Beck1:03
18."Skating"Vince GuaraldiBeck2:39
19."Christmas Time is Here/Christmas is Coming" (Medley)Vince GuaraldiBeck2:53
20."Linus and Lucy" (contains an interpolation of "Skating")Vince GuaraldiBeck2:14
Total length:47:18
Target and International bonus track [27] [28]
No.TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)Length
1."Linus and Lucy"GuaraldiVince Guaraldi Trio3:04
2."Better When I'm Dancin'"
  • M. Trainor
  • Dixon
M. Trainor2:56
3."Good to Be Alive"
  • M. Trainor
  • Ryan Trainor
M. Trainor3:47
4."That's What I Like"
  • Sanderson
  • Isaac
  • Beard
  • Venditto
  • Brunila
  • Dillard
  • Troelsen
  • Marinos
  • Skill
  • Palamarchuck
  • Hibbert
  • Flo Rida
  • Fitz
3:15
5."Skating"GuaraldiGuaraldi Trio2:23
6."Christmas Time Is Here"
  • Guaraldi
  • Mendelson
Guaraldi Trio2:45
7."Snow Day"BeckBeck2:26
8."Fifi's Theme"BeckBeck1:13
9."Charlie Brown in Love"BeckBeck1:38
10."Wingwalking"BeckBeck2:18
11."The Library"BeckBeck1:10
12."The Assembly"BeckBeck2:20
13."Curse You Red Baron"BeckBeck3:30
14."Winter Becomes Spring"BeckBeck2:01
15."Never Give Up"BeckBeck3:50
16."Carnival Panic/Linus and Lucy"
  • Beck
  • Guaraldi
Beck2:17
17."Pen Pal Partners"BeckBeck1:23
18."Good Ol' Charlie Brown"
  • Beck
  • Guaraldi
Beck1:03
19."Skating"GuaraldiBeck2:39
20."Christmas Time is Here/Christmas is Coming" (Medley)GuaraldiBeck2:53
21."Linus and Lucy"GuaraldiBeck2:14
Total length:50:25
Japanese bonus tracks [5]
No.TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)Length
1."Linus and Lucy"GuaraldiVince Guaraldi Trio3:04
2."Better When I'm Dancin'"
  • M. Trainor
  • Dixon
M. Trainor2:56
3."Good to Be Alive"
  • M. Trainor
  • Ryan Trainor
M. Trainor3:47
4."That's What I Like"
  • Sanderson
  • Isaac
  • Beard
  • Venditto
  • Brunila
  • Dillard
  • Troelsen
  • Marinos
  • Skill
  • Palamarchuck
  • Hibbert
  • Flo Rida
  • Fitz
3:15
5."Skating"GuaraldiGuaraldi Trio2:23
6."Christmas Time Is Here"
  • Guaraldi
  • Mendelson
Guaraldi Trio2:45
7."Snow Day"BeckBeck2:26
8."Fifi's Theme"BeckBeck1:13
9."Charlie Brown in Love"BeckBeck1:38
10."Wingwalking"BeckBeck2:18
11."The Library"BeckBeck1:10
12."The Assembly"BeckBeck2:20
13."Curse You Red Baron"BeckBeck3:30
14."Winter Becomes Spring"BeckBeck2:01
15."Never Give Up"BeckBeck3:50
16."Carnival Panic/Linus and Lucy"
  • Beck
  • Guaraldi
Beck2:17
17."Pen Pal Partners"BeckBeck1:23
18."Good Ol' Charlie Brown"
  • Beck
  • Guaraldi
Beck1:03
19."Skating"GuaraldiBeck2:39
20."Christmas Time is Here/Christmas is Coming" (Medley)GuaraldiBeck2:53
21."Linus and Lucy"GuaraldiBeck2:14
22."Snooping"BeckBeck1:23
23."Wish Upon a Star"BeckBeck1:08
24."Return to the Aerodrome"BeckBeck1:03
Total length:53:59

Personnel

Credits adapted from CD liner notes [29] [30]

Production and technical

Instruments

Orchestra

Management

Chart performance

Chart performance for The Peanuts Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Chart (2015)Peak
position
US Billboard 200 [31] [ failed verification ]112
US Soundtrack Albums (Billboard) [32] [ failed verification ]19

Release history

Release history and formats for The Peanuts Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
RegionDateFormat(s)LabelCatalog codeRef.
VariousOctober 23, 2015 [33]
[28]
United StatesOctober 23, 2015 CD (Target exclusive)88875146382 [27]
October 30, 2015CD [34]
December 11, 2015 Vinyl 88875146371 [35]
United KingdomOctober 30, 2015CD88875146382 [36]
Japan [lower-alpha 1] November 25, 2015CDEpicSICP 4538 [5]
[37]
  1. ↑ released as I Love Snoopy: The Peanuts Movie

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