It’s A Small World Pins
It's a small world after all...
Climb aboard and glide past brightly costumed dolls and animals as they sing and dance to the Disney classic "it's a small world". Dressed in costumes that represent more than 100 nations, the dolls sing in several languages while boundaries dissolve and continents are connected by this popular song.
The original concept for "it's a small world" had the dolls singing the national anthem from each of their respective country, but although a good idea in theory, everyone singing a different tune resulted in a musical mess that clearly weakened the attraction's theme of harmony.
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In the mid-1960s, Walt Disney called upon staff composers Robert and Richard Sherman to write the single theme song for "it's a small world." Robert and Richard Sherman's first version of the "it's a small world" song was written as a ballad. Walt Disney requested something more cheerful however, so the song was sped up.
In full spirit of international unity, "it's a small world" song was recorded in various studios around the world. The song was sung by a church choir in London, TV performers in Mexico City, a school chorus in Rome, Italy, and by children from Tokyo, Japan and Burbank, California. For anyone that has been on the ride enough times, it's a tune you don't soon forget.
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