Of course there were one or two problems with the pronunciation. I do not speak Germany, but I think this language always sounds very good, very elegant. I was wrong thinking that French would be the easiest language and German the most difficult. I’d love to know more about how this came about and why those particular languages were selected, but so far the only article I’ve seen that discusses this is this review that compares the movie’s German soundtrack to its English one, in which Collins is quoted as saying: “Singing in German was easier than I thought. In a brief clip at the beginning of the above video, he only hints at how this was decided. But did you know that he recorded those songs in multiple languages? Here’s an officially released multilanguage reel that shows off his work on the song “Strangers Like Me”:Ĭollins recorded the Tarzan songs in French, Spanish, Italian and German. You probably knew that he provided the vocals to the songs (with the exclusion of “Trashin’ the Camp”) for the English language release of the film. You may have known that he played percussion in the songs and several pieces of the score.
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You may have known that Phil Collins composed the songs used in Disney’s 1999 animated movie Tarzan.
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