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#351

Disney's FROZEN

Well, that's unfortunate. Guess they needed a "name" for the single? I remember watching Enchanted and wondering why they didn't have Idina sing the big song. Can't remember who did sing it, or even the song, but thought it was strange to have this fantastic singer in the movie and not have her sing the "theme" song.
#352

Disney's FROZEN

Carrie Underwood sang the "big finale song," which was called "Ever Ever After" or something along those lines.
#353

Disney's FROZEN

They didn't have Idina sing at all in Enchanted. I remember quite a few posters here were perplexed and upset about that.
#354

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Idina and James Marsden were supposed to sing a cut song called Enchanted which was to open the film. However the prologue was shortened.
#356

Disney's FROZEN

So, who will be asked to sing at the Academy Awards? It is sure to be nominated. Unfortunately, probably Demi. Autotune microphones will be needed.
#357

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I think it will be Menzel for two reasons- Her version is the showstopper in the movie & her version is outselling the other on itunes.
#358

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Would Menzel be able to perform at the Oscars on March 2 if IF/THEN begins Broadway previews on March 5?
#359

Disney's FROZEN

Would Menzel be able to perform at the Oscars on March 2 if IF/THEN begins Broadway previews on March 5?

Why wouldn't she? Unless she's planning to travel by horse.
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#360

Disney's FROZEN

I just wasn't sure if a performance at the Academy Awards would infringe upon her rehearsals/tech for a new musical. I would imagine having the star absent days before the first public NYC performance would be less than ideal, but I apologize if that's an ignorant thought.
#361

Disney's FROZEN

She'll be fine :)
#362

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It is perfect.
#363

Disney's FROZEN

I totally agree about Let It Go and Defying Gravity. In fact, I am shocked that so few mentions of the Wicked connection have been made here. The film overall felt like Wicked on Ice, especially hearing Idina's voice saying the Elsa lines to the Anna/Galinda. The relationships, the misunderstandings, so many other plot points. And it made me love the film that much more.
#364

Disney's FROZEN

One of my favorite online shows discussed that in great detail, how similar it was to Wicked and the difference in Disney music now and then. Here's the link if you want to watch:

http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/sibling-rivalry/41519-sibling-rivalry-frozen

And not to brag or anything, but my five year old niece noticed the Wicked connection to an extent. My sister's been playing "Let It Go" for her quite a bit, and one day recently they were both in the car and she put on the Wicked OBCR. "Defying Gravity" came on, and my niece got all excited and said, "hey, that's the lady from Frozen!"
#365

Disney's FROZEN

Why would Idina not sing it? I don't recall the pop singers performing at the Oscars for past Disney nominated songs, although I recall the Enchanted songs being sung by several people not in the film.
#366

Disney's FROZEN

Amy Adams sang The happy working song, and then Kristen Chenoweth made a special appearance and sang That's how you know. I did find it strange that Amy didn't sing both.
#367

Disney's FROZEN

i saw it tonight, and liked it a lot. Felt like the songs were kind of "eh." The rhymes were all really obvious, and the melodies weren't that strong. But I liked the story and found it interesting. I don't fit like Idina's voice really fit her character.

And I doubt they'd need Idina there for tech/rehearsal. They could just use her u/s.
#368

Disney's FROZEN

Here's a great video of Kristin and Robert talking about the creative process behind the Frozen music...along with an actual live demonstration. It's a must see and make sure you see it through to the end of the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzZ77n4Ab5E
#370

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Demi Lovato has quite a good voice.

"Vocal Type: Mezzo-Soprano
Vocal Range: 3 Octaves Eb3-Eb6
Vocal Strengths: Wide range in chest voice (up to A5 live) and strong vocal endurance- an overall top-echelon belter.Uncanny ability to emote and in possession of a unique, slightly raspy tone when singing in her mid-range. The voice is incredibly versatile, being able to sing various genres from rock to balladry to Broadway to R & B.

Her melismatic control used to be a negative aspect of the voice, but is now a strength. Contrasting old and new live performances reveal just how much she's improved. What used to sound incredibly messy and uncontrolled is now clean, precise and musical. Experience has turned a con into a positive."


Divas & Vocal Ranges
"The gods who nurse this universe think little of mortals' cares. They sit in crowds on exclusive clouds and laugh at our love affairs. I might have had a real romance if they'd given me a chance. I loved him, but he didn't love me. I wanted him, but he didn't want me. Then the gods had a spree and indulged in another whim. Now he loves me, but I don't love him." - Cole Porter

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#372

Disney's FROZEN

Totally called that. And thank goodness, I am not a fan of Maelstrom at all.
#373

Disney's FROZEN

I do hope Idina does get to sing at the Oscars, assuming "Let It Go" and other songs are nominated, because I like it when Disney is able to get the actors to sing in their movies to preform at the Oscars (just my personal preference).
#374

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Maelstorm at EPCOT should be amazing--I thought a few parts came close, but it was a missed opportunity done on the cheap (keep in mind I haven't been on it since I was a teen...)

That said (and I know this is off topic) I hate how Disney has gotten so far away from their original theme park concepts. ie Disney characters would stay in the Magic Kingdom (I guess the fact that they would stay in Fantasyland specifically changed shortly after Walt's death so is long gone.) At the same time, I can't fault the execs for wanting to attract more visitors to the other parks with their franchises, and it's true that for a good chunk of the 70s and 80s, while they came up with a few great attractions (and I kinda dug the original World's Fair/edutainment EPCOT,) they went through a period with few movies to exploit and some diminishing concepts for non movie based rides.
#375

Disney's FROZEN

@Delongpre

I totally agree. Elsa is basically Disney's version of Elphaba. Here are just some of the similarities:

-Both of their names start with an 'EL' and ends with an "A". (Elsa / Elphaba)
-Both are socially isolated and repressive teenagers
-Both are terrified of hurting the ones they love.
-Both are misunderstood older sisters.
-Both are looked at as villains (evil witches) in the beginning because of their uncontrollable powers and because of the manipulation of others.
-Both runaway and hide in a castle.
-Both of their stories are eventually a celebration of empowerment
-Let it Go and Defying Gravity are their turning point songs that are very similar.
-Both characters say similar things

Elsa: "Yes, I'm alone, but I'm alone and free."
Elphaba: "And if I'm flying solo, at least I'm flying free!"

Elsa: It's time to see what I can do. To test the limits and break through
Elphaba: I'm through accepting limits 'cause someone else says they're so...It's time to try Defying gravity

Elsa: No right, no wrong, no rules for me, I'm free!
Elphaba: I'm through with playing by the rules of someone else's game. It's time to trust my instincts, close my eyes and leap!

Elsa: Here I stand and here I'll stay
Elphaba: I'm defying gravity and you can't pull me down

-And of course...Both characters were performed by Idina Menzel

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