Album: "Little Women" Soundtrack (1994 Production)
One of my favorite books as a little girl, I wasn't quite old enough to really appreciate this movie when it came out in 1994 (when I was 9 years old). However, the music was something I immediately fell in love with. The movie came out right around Christmastime, and ever since it's release, I have associated this song with Christmas. It has the homey, warm, cozy, fuzzy feeling that I associate with Christmas as well. And the swell of the orchestra in the middle of the number brings goosebumps to my skin every single time. I know this song by heart - the inflection of the strings going to staccato, the twinkle of the bells in the background while the trumpet plays the melody through the bridge. It's a beautiful song, and is composed wonderfully by Thomas Newman (who has also done orchestrations for the movies "Wall-E", "Skyfall", and "American Beauty").
Listen to the song here:
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