vocal work of Canadian vocalist Francine Poitras. In 2005, Cirque du Soleil re-recorded and released the soundtrack to update its music. Some songs were completely re-recorded, while others had new instrumentation added and included Poitras's original vocal track. Additional and new vocals were provided by Laurence Janot, a French singer who was touring with the show at the time. Every track was slightly edited in some form from the original CD. Several other limited editions of the album have been released. In 2001 Cirque du Soleil Musique released a limited edition of the original 1992 soundtrack featuring two additional tracks, "Arlequin" and "Adagio" (performed by Laur Fugere). Another limited edition of the CD, Saltimbanco Live in Amsterdam, was created and distributed exclusively to staff members of Saltimbanco. The employee special edition features a live, in-house recording of an entire performance and is considered a collector's item. Below is the list of tracks featured in the 2005 re-release of the album and alongside are the acts during which each song was performed. Kumbalawé (Opening pt. 2) Saltimbanco (Chinese poles) Cantus-Mélopée (Solo trapeze, 1994–2006, 2011-2012) Norweg (Double wire, 1992–2006) Kazé (Double wire, 1992–2006) Barock (Russian swing) Adagio (Adagio trio) Amazonia (Duo trapeze, 1992–2011, 2011-2012) Pokinoï (Vertical rope, 1992–1994) (Boleadoras transition) Il Sogno Di Volare (Bungee) Horéré Ukundé (Finale) Rideau (Opening pt. 1)Other songs Cloche et Présentation (Introduction to the show) Clown (Eddie's Clown acts) Jungle (Eddie's Clown acts, 1992–1997, 1998, 2000, 2004-2005) Standoff (Eddie's Clown acts) Slaloom (Bicycle) Diabolo (2002–2006) Artistic Bycicle (2007–2011) Aerial Straps (2012) Rêve (Transition) Rave Out (Kusimano) Contortion (1995–1997) Manipulation (1998–2001) Balancing on Canes (2009–2012) Arlequin (Juggling) Darkness (Intro to Boleadoras) Malamba Ver.1 (Boleadoras, 1992–1994) Malamba Ver.2 (Boleadoras, 1995–2006) Malamba Ver.3 (Boleadoras, 2007–2012) Cabaret (Cabaret Transition - Russian Swing transition, 1992–1994) Tap Dance (Cabaret Transition - Russian Swing transition, 1994–2005) Pocoleta (Second act intro, 2006–2012) Démontage Trapèze (Solo/Double Trapeze transition) La Mort (Character scene) Urgence (Hand to Hand) Transfert (Transition from bungee)Further information Cirque du Soleil discography Filmography Saltimbanco's Diary Cirque du Soleil Presents: Saltimbanco The show was filmed and released as a 78-minute VHS in 1994, though the show's acts continued to change significantly after it was filmed. Saltimbanco 20 ans Pour Toujours / Forever 20 In 2012, just before the show's retirement, a behind-the-scenes documentary was filmed, titled Saltimbanco Forever 20 (directed by Eric Chaussé; director of photography: Miguel Henriques; editor: Julie Bouffard). This documentary has