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What songs are confirmed in the live-action Snow White?
Disney identifies Snow White as a live-action musical reimagining of its 1937 classic. Its official materials confirm these songs:
- “Waiting on a Wish” — Disney calls this a new ballad performed by Snow White, played by Rachel Zegler.
- “Princess Problems” — named in Disney+’s listing for the Sing-Along version.
- “Heigh-Ho” — a familiar song Disney says is included alongside new music. Disney+ spells the title “Heigh Ho” in its Sing-Along listing.
- “Whistle While You Work” — another familiar song named by Disney and Disney+.
These are confirmed titles, not a complete song list. Apple Music describes the original motion picture soundtrack as a 13-song album, but its listing does not expose every track title in the available information. Disney’s film page confirms that Benj Pasek and Justin Paul wrote all-new original songs for the film. Disney’s film page · Apple Music soundtrack listing
When does each song play?
The official song references do not give scene cues or timestamps. They confirm that the songs are part of the film’s musical material, but not where they occur in the story. The soundtrack album’s sequence should not be treated as the film’s scene order: an album listing and a scene-by-scene guide answer different questions.
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Accordingly, the confirmed information supports identifying “Waiting on a Wish,” “Princess Problems,” “Heigh-Ho,” and “Whistle While You Work,” but not assigning them to particular scenes or giving exact play times. A complete placement guide requires checking the film itself; timestamps should also identify the edition or runtime used.
How does the remake’s music compare with the 1937 film?
The remake pairs newly written songs with familiar material carried forward or reworked. Disney specifically names “Heigh-Ho” and “Whistle While You Work” as timeless favourites included alongside new music, and separately describes the Pasek and Paul contributions as all-new original songs. Its official announcement calls “Waiting on a Wish” a new ballad. Disney UK announcement
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This establishes the broad distinction between new and familiar songs, but the cited listings do not provide a complete catalog of the music or a song-by-song account of how each familiar number has been arranged.
What is on the soundtrack album?
Apple Music lists Snow White (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) as a Walt Disney Records release credited to Benj Pasek and Justin Noble Paul. The listing gives a release date of March 14, 2025, 13 songs, and a total duration of 33 minutes. It also lists the soundtrack in the iTunes Store. Those are album details, not evidence of the order or timing of songs in the film. Apple Music soundtrack listing
Where can you watch or listen?
Disney UK announced that Snow White would begin streaming on Disney+ on June 11, 2025. Disney+ also lists a Sing-Along version with on-screen lyrics and names “Waiting on a Wish,” “Princess Problems,” “Heigh Ho,” and “Whistle While You Work.” These are official references, but the announcement does not establish present availability in every country; the catalog can vary by territory and date. Disney UK streaming announcement · Disney+ Sing-Along listing
Film details
Disney lists the US theatrical release date as March 21, 2025, a PG rating, and a runtime of 1 hour 49 minutes. The runtime identifies the film listing, not song timestamps. Disney’s film page
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