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'''Audio:''' A majestic and peaceful orchestrated piece, which is adapted from the track "Fairytale" from ''Shrek''. Composed by Harry Gregson-Williams, who co-composed the aforementioned film with John Powell. Sometimes, the opening theme is heard instead, or the logo is silent. | '''Audio:''' A majestic and peaceful orchestrated piece, which is adapted from the track "Fairytale" from ''Shrek''. Composed by Harry Gregson-Williams, who co-composed the aforementioned film with John Powell. Sometimes, the opening theme is heard instead, or the logo is silent. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||
* On an <u>MBC Persia airing of ''Shrek 2''</u>, the 2012 [[Universal Pictures]] logo's music is heard, due to a reverse plastering error. | * On an <u>MBC Persia airing of ''Shrek 2''</u>, the 2012 [[Universal Pictures]] logo's music is heard, due to a reverse plastering error. | ||
* None or the film's ending theme for the <u>still version</u>. | * None or the film's ending theme for the <u>still version</u>. | ||
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'''Audio:''' A dreamy flute/piano/string piece that leads into the last logo's theme, accompanied by a choir and several different instruments. However, most films used an opening theme instead, sometimes interpolating the fanfare. This was again composed by Harry Gregson-Williams. The still version is silent or uses the film's ending theme. | '''Audio:''' A dreamy flute/piano/string piece that leads into the last logo's theme, accompanied by a choir and several different instruments. However, most films used an opening theme instead, sometimes interpolating the fanfare. This was again composed by Harry Gregson-Williams. The still version is silent or uses the film's ending theme. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||
* On <u>''Shrek 3-D'' re-releases under the name of ''The Ghost of Lord Farquaad''</u>, it has the end of the theme from the previous logo, except for the Brazilian Portuguese track, which uses the opening track from previous prints of the short syncing up with the opening credits, since the audio track was left unaltered except for a narrated translation of the new title. | * On <u>''Shrek 3-D'' re-releases under the name of ''The Ghost of Lord Farquaad''</u>, it has the end of the theme from the previous logo, except for the Brazilian Portuguese track, which uses the opening track from previous prints of the short syncing up with the opening credits, since the audio track was left unaltered except for a narrated translation of the new title. | ||
* On <u>''Puss in Boots''</u>, a flamenco theme is heard along with sounds of whipping and a whoosh. | * On <u>''Puss in Boots''</u>, a flamenco theme is heard along with sounds of whipping and a whoosh. | ||
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'''Audio:''' It opens with a string/flute melody, sounding similar to the previous two logos' music, which then builds into a different triumphant fanfare, adapting some of the tone from the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] fanfare by John Williams, ending with a choir, similar to the choir from the 2nd [[Jim Henson Pictures]] logo. Composed by John Powell. | '''Audio:''' It opens with a string/flute melody, sounding similar to the previous two logos' music, which then builds into a different triumphant fanfare, adapting some of the tone from the [[DreamWorks Pictures]] fanfare by John Williams, ending with a choir, similar to the choir from the 2nd [[Jim Henson Pictures]] logo. Composed by John Powell. | ||
''' | '''Audio Variants:''' | ||
*None or the ending theme for the <u>print and inverted print versions</u>. | *None or the ending theme for the <u>print and inverted print versions</u>. | ||
*Sometimes, the <u>opening theme of the movie</u> is heard instead, or the logo is <u>silent</u>. | *Sometimes, the <u>opening theme of the movie</u> is heard instead, or the logo is <u>silent</u>. | ||