And honestly for tourists the palm trees cement florida. If youre from the north it would really give you more of the stereotypical florida feel. I feel that was part of the original reason they were there. But thats an assumption
Technically besides the 1 or 2 songs from a soundtrack this new loop is original music. Or do you mean composed specifically for the park?
I should have said composed specifically for the park
I agree that bespoke made a difference. I’d go further to say that it worked with what was in fact a varied landscape of musical styles in the past and there’s no reason it couldn’t work with the current Epcot. The Land (rural American folk music) and the Living Seas (moody, atmospheric synth orchestra) couldn’t have been more different in their musical styles and yet they were right next door to each other. One of the old Innoventions or Communicore loops adapted all to a uniform, more broadly-EPCOT style that worked great for its location while reprising themes you’d heard before that day. The loop often credited to “Tomorrowland 2055” also managed to unify the Epcot songbook in one style, and many of those tracks were put to brilliant use in the entrance plaza up until this new one just came out.
That is what I was trying to say before. I am of the mind, that music composed for a specific place and feeling is much better than trying to fit music already composed into a specific place or feeling.
Those are just poorly rendered flagpoles...
To be fair, that is the parks concept art from 1982 but they only altered the things they needed to such as structures. The landscaping would not have been altered much in the finer details such as this.
And the trees are not present at all in the main entrance art created specifically for this project
Agreed.
That will be used at a later date
Any hints as to where?
