where several guests have uploaded the full Tapestry of Nations experience either in daylight or darkness . In addition , the Tapestry performers recently pieced together a lively quarantine version from their homes , which can be found on the WDW Magazine blog .
The Tapestry of Nations cast remains close to this day . Wollbrinck says , “ There is a pride in knowing that we were all privileged enough to be a part of something extremely unique and innovative , something that — for a brief moment in time — carved out a legacy and created so many magical moments that truly mattered for so many people .”
EPCOT park map featuring Tapestry of Nations on the cover . DIGITAL SCAN BY RAIN BLANKEN
focused more on chasing dreams than world unity , incorporating more of a standard Disney motif than the original Millennium version . Though both versions of the show have now come to a close , there are still ways to enjoy them today .
The Tapestry of Nations music was recorded in London ’ s famous Abbey Road Studios .
Tapestry of Nation ’ s soundtrack , written by the illustrious Gavin Greenaway , lived well beyond the parade and in Disney fandom as the signature songs played after IllumiNations each night at EPCOT . A portion of that musical score can be heard in Epcot Forever as well .
To view the parade in its entirety , one need not look further than YouTube ,
As of now , there are no plans to revive a World Showcase parade like Tapestry of Nations . But maybe that ’ s OK . With so many exquisite memories , it seems Tapestry of Nations accomplished what it was always supposed to do : Ignite a spirit of connection that transcended space and time . Its history lives on within the hearts of people — and that makes Tapestry of Nations a true work of art .