Disney's 'Frozen' — Page 15

It's Demi Lovato, and unfortunately that is the single they released for radio play. This follows the tradition of Disney getting pop singers to cover the 'big song' from the movie, ala Christina Aguilera doing 'Reflection' from Mulan, Celine Dion doing the title song from Beauty and the Beast, and so forth.

Updated On: 1/1/14 at 09:20 PM

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

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

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.

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

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.

It is perfect.

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!"

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.

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

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

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Updated On: 1/3/14 at 06:26 AM

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