What's the hardest Disney song YOU can sing? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 20 Disney Songs That Didn't Have to Go THAT Hard - th-cam.com/video/VGvuhatLjN4/w-d-xo.html
When I was in elementary school, I was part of choir, and I was selected as one of two soloists who got to sing for one of our recitals. My song was Colors of the Wind, and the other soloist sang Circle of Life. I still love singing that song, but it has kind of followed me throughout my school years because my mom became OBSESSED with me singing it. She was convinced I would become Pocahontas when I interned at WDW (didn't even apply; wouldn't have qualified anyway).
We Don’t Talk About Bruno (Encanto) That Song Is Definitely The Hardest Disney Song & Honestly I Never Like That Song Anyway Cause That’s More Like A Villain Song To Me !!!! >:-(
No joke. Elsa's songs are legit insane. I had to train my voice for a couple of weeks before I tried to cover "Show Yourself." Even then, I felt like I could do better. Those high notes murdered my alto-range voice. The hardest song technically I had to sing was "Burn" from Hamilton.
@@laurasgaming141yeah i actually sang into the unknown and show yourself, i think that’s because it is more of song that is so easy to sing but let it go it like all theses crazy high notes and trust me i saw a video of Idina Menzel singing the let it go song and her voice was out of shape singing that song, so that music be hard on her.
@@MilasMixMediaI can sing it, without lyrics, I sing horrible but it’s easy for me to sing, and the songs from frozen 2, into the unknown and show yourself I can sing it but horribly, i sing it without the lyrics
@@christopherreeder1679you are entitled to your wrong opinion 😂. Jk jk, it's all preferance. In my opinion, Halle Bailey WAY over did Part of That World. It's just too extra and lacks any sort of sweet and theatrical magic too it. Its so dark and professionally correct rather than light, bubbly, and broadway magical like the original. Also, Eric's song was cringe as F*ck. Just completely out of place and unnecessary. Its an autotuned wreck and just blah. Scuttle Butt was just terrible. It wasnt worse than Eric's song in my opinion though. Kiss the Girl was boring. It lacked all the layers the original had. Same with Under the Sea. It was just very monotone and boring. The only decent song and decent acting from that movie was Melissa Mccarthy and Poor Unfortunate Souls. Also, Vanessa's scenes were great. Those were the only highlights of that entire movie. When compared to the original, it's just so bland. It was very disappointing.
Willemijn Verkaik is an amazing artist. She’s a Dutch performer with a similar vocal sound to Idina. She’s done a lot of the same repertoire, but (in my opinion) better. She has the same power but with more finesse. It makes my heart happy 😊.
@@kasibryant1369 I totally agree. Willemijn sounds much better plus she can do the songs in 3 languages (or switch back and forth between them in one song).
@@kasibryant1369 Have to agree. She is the main reason I actually prefer the German versions of Disney songs for once, "Zeige Dich" (Show yourself) being an absolute favourite. 😊
The Zulu opening and cadence of the English parts already make "Circle of Life" difficult to recreate. But for me, the hardest part is not tearing up from hearing it.
Yeah, the first time I heard it, it was very magistral and magical the beginning with the song for me as a child, plus the rhythm and the beginning in Zulu, one word: BREATHTAKING
The famous songs sung by Disney princesses are truly amazing. As a Disney fan, I was really happy when all the Disney princesses from the past appeared in "Ralph Breaks the Internet."
If casting one actress with the vocal range for "Let It Go" was difficult, imaging having to find 20 other actresses with the same range for the 25 other languages "Frozen" was released in.
Absolutely agree with that last note of the Bells of Notre Dame. Whenever I hear that note followed by the choir chants, the hairs on my arm starts to stand.
Right? When it was mentioned I was like “Bells of notre dame? How is that oooooh the high note at the end!” The high ending hits just right right after watching a thrilling chase.
@@pambuus7614 For those that know the Confiteor (what the chorus is singing in the background in Latin), you get both extra nuance and the counterpoint is amazing.
As a greek girl I think most people from Greece can relate when I tell you we got a lot of power in our voices. We mostly speak very clear and/or loud, so it isn’t really hard to sing the songs from Hercules.😭
I have tried to sing most of these, and I sort of succeeded at some of them. Gaston was my audition song for a production I’m going to be in, and I actually think I did okay
As for Pocahontas, "Just Around the River Bend" is much more difficult than "Colors of the Wind". One of the hardest songs I am missing is "So Close" from Enchanted. It starts extremely low and it gets quickly into high notes and falsetto voice.
Disney songs are my ORIGINAL singing tunes... The first songs I learned to sing were "You'll Be in My Heart" from Tarzan and "I'll Make a Man Out of You" from Mulan. Ever since, I have challenged myself to sing harder and harder tunes. Today, I have actually been told by REAL stage performers that my renditions of "Out There" from Hunchback of Notre Dame, "Whole New World" from Aladdin, and "Go the Distance" from Hercules are SPOT ON PERFECT! I also apparently do a mean impression of Powerline whenever I2I and Stand Out come up on my Disney playlist. As for songs I'm trying to master, "Bells of Notre Dame", "Hellfire", and "Why Should I Worry?" are on my worklist. You totally should have mentioned billy Joel's Oliver and Company song. You guys have NO IDEA how hard it is to reach the upper limits of his songs!
@@slystone4892 give it up, dude. I've been a singer for years, and have three songs pending approval for Spotify. So close that mouth, cuz you don't know me
It’s not just about high notes or holding tones. For me, the songs “Poor Unfortunate Soul” and “Be Prepared” are difficult to follow or wayyyyy too low for ordinary female or male singers. They can be on this list as well. “I Won’t Say At All”, “Colors of The Wind”, “A Whole New World”, “Almost There”, “Reflection” and “How Far I’ll Go are not hard at all. Their singers has just a unique and crisp voice, suited to the characters. “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” and “Gaston”, “When Will My Life Begin”, “Under The Sea”, “Be Our Guest”, all need either focus on timingl or vocal technique - indeed not easy. The Opening song of Lion King is indeed hard to replicate. “Be Our Guest” is indeed challenging - accent and key wise. “Zero to Hero” and all the other gospel style songs in Hercules are definitely the hardest in the list. Gospels are naturally hard. “Into The Unknown” and other songs from Frozen indeed requires a singer with high range. “Friend Like Me” is fast, lots of speaking. Lots of highs and lows, not everyone can sing. The songs in Hunchback are indeed challenging songs, mostly for tenors. I agree with “Supercalifragilistic” and the older songs from Sleeping Beauty. Of course my winner would be the songs from “Snow White”.
Be prepared isn’t a very low song (at least in my opinion) what makes it difficult is all the yelling and the rasp that Jeremy irons has. And I’d consider myself an ordinary male singer. It should have been on the list though since it was hard enough that Jeremy irons couldn’t finish the song and they had to bring Jim Cummings on to finish it
0:30 With a Smile and a Song (Snow White) #20 1:38 I Wonder (Sleeping Beauty) #19 2:49 I Won't Say (I'm in Love) Hercules #18 4:04 Circle of Life (The Lion King) #17 5:08 Colors of the Wind (Pocahontas) #16 6:19 We Don't Talk About Bruno (Encanto) #15 7:30 Gaston (Beauty and the Beast) #14 8:40 A Whole New World (Aladdin) #13 9:52 When Will My Life Begin (Tangled) #12 10:49 Under the Sea (The Little Mermaid) #11 12:00 Be Our Guest (Beauty and the Beast) #10 13:10 Almost There (Princess and the Frog) #9 14:25 Zero to Hero (Hercules) #8 15:29 Show Yourself (Frozen II) #7 16:55 Reflection (Mulan) #6 18:09 How Far I'll Go (Moana) #5 19:20 Let It Go (Frozen) #4 20:31 Friend Like Me (Aladdin) #3 21:43 The Bells of Notre Dame (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) #2 23:21 Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (Mary Poppins) #1
@@laurasgaming141 I don't know about that, because even the songs that aren't as technically demanding, like Friend Like Me, Under the Sea, or Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, present their own unique challenges because of how fast paced they are, so getting through them without getting out of breath moments into the song is no easy feat
@@laurasgaming141for sure. I Won't Say I'm in Love and When Will My Life Begin are not difficult. They don't have an extreme range and the tempo isn't too fast. I also don't think A Whole New World is hard, but I can see why people would think it is.
@@NYChica23I agree with you✨. Whether a song is hard can't be totally determined by whether the vocal is demanding. The way of producing a song is very important💫. A popular video on Facebook is really causing me much thinking these days, which is Julie Andrews and young Osmand Brothers sang Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious in 1964. I was completely amazed by the way Julie Andrews produced it😦… NO ONE like Julie Andrews sang it such "easy", free, cute, classic… In the same time keeping the vocal quality. Divine diction and breath control👑.
@@NYChica23But I want to add that I thought "A Spoonful of Sugar" in Mary Poppins is more demanding than "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" (though it's demanding too😁)… Not only the vocal is more demanding in Sugar, but also the time and pace control is more subtle✨… And the emotion is even more infective👏……
Maybe you are missing a classic and extremely difficult song to sing: "When You Wish Upon a Star", from Pinocchio. The tones reached by Cliff Edwards as Jimmy Cricket are absolutely amazing and so difficult to reach, but his baritone voice was the main reason he could do it.
It may not be very long, but still, where is "Mother Knows Best - Reprise", also from Tangled? The amount of malevolence that the incomparable Donna Murphy puts in that short song, is just breathtaking, and she's all over the vocal map in there. Everyone is impressed by the longer stuff, or the higher or more tongue-twistery stuff, and rightly so, but a short piece like that is the vocal equivalent of the perfectly placed guitar riff only at the perfect place in a song. It may sound like not much (although I again argue that Murphy is breathtaking) but the skill and talent needed to make a short piece like that memorable yet sound easy, is enormous.
Completely agree! "Into the Unknown" is great, but when I saw the film for the first time, I was expecting that to be the big number--then "Show Yourself" happened and knocked my socks off. It's still hard for me to listen to it without tearing up!
agreed! As a soprano, the only issue I have with Let It Go is hitting the low notes at the beginning. I have to be in top vocal health to do them. The others I just have to remember to take a breath.
- I like to sing a long to "I won't say (I'm in love)" and I can tell you that it does knock the wind out of you after a while if you are not used to that style of singing. - I can definitely see "Reflection" being difficult to sing for all the held notes throughout the song, for which there are many, it would definitely knock the wind out of anyone trying to sing a long to it. - In regards to "Friend Like Me", he doesn't have the range of voices of Robin Williams, but Will Smith definitely tried to live up to the original song and I would say he did a great job putting his own spin on it. Smith's version is definitely easier to sing a long to, but Williams' version is just so iconic because of how he used a variety of voices to make it memorable, which is impressive since he is not a singer by trade. RIP Robin Williams, we truly miss you. - "How far I'll go" I think suffers from the same problem as "Reflection" especially with how long that last note is held which is what makes it so hard to sing a long to without running out of breath. - I completely agree with #1 since I cannot even SAY the word without multiple attempts so props to both singers for integrating it into such a face paced song. EDIT: There is another song in Moana that I feel is more difficult than "How Far I'll Go" and that is "You're Welcome", that fast paced part has the potential to be a tongue twister to the unprepared.
As someone who was in beauty and the beast in high school, I can agree with Be Our Guest being on this list, it was by far the hardest song I’ve had to learn.
If you listen closely in Bells of Norte Dame there’s Soprano holding that last D with Clopin…but the octave above! 😮 Hunchback just gets better every time I watch it. ❤
She isn't just marking the ability to sing the notes, but also the emotion and the timbre of the voice -- the delivery. Some songs also have sneaky pitch changes that make them (much) harder to sing. Or perhaps you are a great singer yourself! Lots of people with great singing voices never make it to stardom...
@TheEvertw I know what she meant lol. I usually don't sing songs the exact way they are meant to since I sometimes don't like how low or high they are so I modify and change things. I've done choir sinc3 1st grade and I've always loved singing! But some of the songs she showed I could actually pitch really good and sing them.
Ikr. My class was legit singing supercali... when we were in 2nd grade! This list was not made well. Into the unkknown? Honestly should have been at the top
WOW These songs were truly amazing and it's surprisingly to me how the actors sang it; my fav are: Almost There, Let it go, Into the Unknow, Circle of Life, Show Yourself, A friend like me, Under the sea and With a smile and a song
Let it go has been my karaoke song for years but i dont have the stamina for it anymore. And i cant get through show yourself without crying. It's so powerful.
"Love Is An Open Door" from Frozen is a pretty hard duet and especially Hans part... Also... this is an underrated one but "The Family Madrigal" from Encanto is also pretty fast moving and hard... like the last part is almost impossible to sing ://
Honestly if we heard Indina sing her Frozen songs in her prime when she was in Wicked they’d basically be untouchable (though I really loved the Japanese and Italian versions of Into the Unknown). Indina didn’t take care of her voice properly so even she’ll say for specifically the Frozen 2 songs and probably even Let it Go that she can’t sing them live. And while Show Yourself was a hard one i still think Into the Unknown is harder because of how many times she has to hold a note. Biggest note she has to hold in Show Yourself technically comes at the end. I will say I loved that I’m glad Hunchback of Notre Dame got mention, that movie does not get enough hype.
I totally agree with this list! These songs are really hard to sing! I still can’t hold that end note whenever I sing “Let It Go” in the car with my mom. And earlier this year when me, my mom, my nana and her partner, and my aunt and cousins went to see Aladdin on tour the whole room erupted with applause both the moment when Genie made his entrance and after “Friend Like Me”!
I completely disagree with most of these. We dont talk about bruno is hard because there are multiple parts? Yea no. When will me life begin because there are few rests. There are so many places to breath. its not even fast lol. Many others too
I can't imagine having to sing in a completely different accent. It's hard enough trying to speak a single language. Be Out Guest is such an iconic song!
No wonder i couldn't sing these songs without running out of breathe! Happy thursday afternoon Ms Mojo, take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.
I don't think many people who've heard We Don't Talk About Bruno think it's a simple song. Especially the end when everyone is singing together. That would make it more difficult than I Can Show You The World, where there's only two.
I have actually done some of these for karaoke: Bruno (horribly) Gaston (not bad, but I can't do baritone) A Whole New World (I was okay) Under the Sea (I am actually decent with this song, and I have fun with it) Be Our Guest (I've only done this once; it wasn't bad for a first attempt, but was far from good) Zero To Hero (I have done this one many times; I love it, and I feel I get better each time I do it) My favorite Disney song to do karaoke to didn't make your list, but it is "Heaven's Light/Hellfire".
Any song that gives me chills is a song that'll likely be too hard for me lol. It's just impossible to recreate what the originals voice actors did and that's what makes these songs so good
As a really bad singer, who has a low voice, I actually consider 'When Will My Life Begin' and 'A Whole New World' as songs that I actually can sing more easily than other Disney songs
Many of these songs are actually very easy for me to sing due to my high voice. I think the matter of difficulty depends on the voice range and the lyrics. Case in point, it took me FOREVER (an entire year!) to memorize the lyrics to “Show Yourself”
14:26 "This Disney film follows a group of gods, so what better way to honor that theme than with some gospel music?" Honestly I don't even know where to begin my criticism of that absurd sentence. Like yeah, it's a movie about a pagan polytheistic religion so obviously the best choice is a music style associated with Christianity. You know, to honor polytheism! Look, I'm a Christian, and I'm not mad they used the gospel style in the movie. I find it ironic, but fantastic. But the fact this chick thinks these naturally go together... GIRL.
Man, I thought Idina Menzel's "Let It Go" is the number 1 best, hardest, beautiful vocal song of all Disney, but I agree for Mary Poppins song, that was the hardest FASTEST song of all Disney. Not everyone can sing THAT fast.🎤🎶🎶
OMG CIRCLE OF LIFE. Lady Smith Black Mumbasa. I remember seeing that trailer, it lifted me off my feet and into the stratosphere. Never will forget it..
I can sing them all! but not saying I can sing them all well. the range of voices and genres are amazing. I dont think even my sister who is an operatic soprano could do them all. they are all a joy to listen to which makes even the oldest evergreen hits.
Not to mention that if we're talking about songs where you have to keep a high energy level throughout, that one is up there, because it starts off fast, and it doesn't slow down at all
You what adds to the amazingness of these songs? When recording voiceover for animation, it's rare to have both (or multiple) singers in the room at the same time. So most of these were sung by people judt listening to each other at different times, and recording their own lines. And one person had to do it all without another person to refrence!
I would have switched places with 2 and 1. I genuinely adore Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious but that tenors last high note in Bells of Notre Dame makes your eyes pop out of four scull, It’s so magical!!
Ms. Mojo videos are like visual Pringles! #onceyouMojo… 🥰 All the songs are so good for this for all the reasons given! Though the order is… interesting.🙃 “Zero to Hero” is so good! Gospel is hard! I would’ve put it top three for sure. As is “Show Yourself”. I tried to do “Reflection” at karaoke & after two lines, I skipped & instantly felt relieved. But that said “Let It Go” lives in my head at random like that gum commercial in “Inside Out”. Can’t sing but love trying to belt that high note. 😊 I always think the patter songs (thanks Only Murders!) are the hardest bc they’re so fast, take a lot of breath control & Disney characters tend to actually sing them so they tend to (mostly) require actual range & technique, or at least a fake over the top accent to pull them off as you pointed out. So I’m very ELATED to see so many of them on the list, including SuperCaliFrag @ #1!!! I just rewatched Mary Poppins the other day & all those songs are so hard & very long! Also fun fact I just learned, Dick van Dyke didn’t start dancing & maybe singing until he was in his 30’s?! What a talented man! Also would’ve loved to see “One Jump”, “Prince Ali”, “Love is an Open Door”, “Mother Knows Best”! SO HARD! Donna Murphy is like doing vocal runs, but comically! And one of the most deceptively hard songs “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King”. Bc Jason Weaver is like singing his parts & going back and forth from chest to head voice & having to do it so soulfully to tie up his parts, the music & T&P. Try it. I played it on piano as a kid, so I was constantly trying to sing it & it’s crazy hard! Also it was 17 pages! But, as mentioned earlier with Mary Poppins, Disney songs are just super long sometimes & it’s more than okay! It’s encouraged! Also much patter love to “…Bruno”, but “The Family Madrigal” is hands down the hardest song in Encanto bc of the rhythm & pace. Oooh! Actually maybe Luisa’s song is bc of her alto to soprano tone, plus the style change, so hard! Would love to see a patter song list! And Idk if you’ve done “Most amount of epic musical numbers overall in a movie musical”? Like I’m always looking for musicals that have just like knock your socks off numbers front to back. Like “Chicago” or “Singing in the Rain”. Maybe a little known, or less popular version of this list too? (I do see that you did most influential dance movies. And 2000’s dance movies.) Also maybe, Movies that were ahead of their time. Like “His Girl Friday”. Best animated VO performances in movies. Everyone in the Spider-verse. Most surprisingly funny films no one knows. Underrated dancers/ Dancers who could’ve been more famous than Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers. Is there a suggestion page?! Or is this it? Most cerebral kids films! Like “Inside Out”! You can even do a Best live Pirate themed show or movie (so you can include One Piece & Our Flag…!) Thanks for all the work you all put into these!!! Take care til next time!
I can just think about all of Cassandra's Songs from Tangled the Series... "Waiting in the Wings", "Crossing the Line" and especially "Nothing left to Lose". I wouldn't try to hit those notes... Varian's parts too. These Songs are all so underrated.
I'm surprised you went with Gaston over The Mob Song (Kill the Beast). It has a very wide range, including some high sustains for the male voice, and has a lot of dense, crunchy lyrics that have to be articulately delivered very quickly.
"Master, I don't think you quite realize what you've got here! So why don't you just roominate whilst I illuminate the possibilities!" Friend Like Me is one of my favorite Disney songs and it took a lot of practice but I've learned to sing it perfectly, and it's a lot of fun too. Consider it my personal tribute to Robin Williams because the words are true, we ain't never had a friend like him and sadly, we never will again. I can also sing Aladdin's lines in A Whole New World pretty well too, but frankly, I'm surprised that you didn't put Prince Ali on the list. Now THAT'S a hard song to sing, though I have to agree, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious definitely earns the #1 spot on this list (and I hope I never have to type it out ever again. Lol!). Another Disney soundtrack that I enjoy singing songs from with these golden chords of mine (yes, really) is The Nightmare Before Christmas. I'm really good at the Jack and Lock parts and it's one of my favorite holiday movies.
I tried singing I won’t say I’m in Love and it was tough! Fun fact Susan Egan the voice of Meg was the OG Belle on Broadway! Show Yourself is by far my favorite Elsa song. I’d love to master it!
I must say, even though I like some of the Disney songs in English, their LA Spanish verison go hard as well. My favorite ones on this list being I won't say I'm in love ( by Tatiana) and Reflection (By Analí), go check them out if you have the cahnce, both are incredible!
For most of these songs you managed to point out that it is hard to exactly copy the original singers. The songs aren't necessarily hard to sing, if you make it your own without trying to imitate the original too closely. 🤷♀
I'm not a trained musician, but I'm surprised [the original] "Poor Unfortunate Souls" from "The Little Mermaid" didn't make this list. Granted it isn't very rangy, but the tongue-twister lyrics and the tempo are really difficult to get right. (Although, I think the toughest parts were jettisoned from the recent live-action version.)
In high school I got the “whole new world” solo. The rest of choir did the other part. I spent hours daily just belting it out in my room🥹 to be fair I had all the solos so it wasn’t the only song I’d be belting out😅
ANY song sung by Idina Menzel is difficult to sing unless you have very good vocal training and a lot of breath. I’m a soprano but I can’t reach the super high notes of her Frozen and Wicked ballads, not on tune at least
a few songs i thought could’ve been on the list love is an open door - frozen waiting on a miracle - encanto (also any other encanto song rly) into the unknown- frozen II part of your world - the little mermaid make a man out of you - mulan there are other songs too but these are just some of my favourites
I think that because I've sung all the songs from the 80-90's Disney since they came out I didn't quite see why some of them made it onto the list, but Bells of Notre Dame is one I have to train for weeks if not months to be able to do justice. Belt singers train for years to sing in their style and keys while baritones like me just go "Eh, that's not that high" since we drop it an octave, but any belt song is worthy of this list.
There's a few on this list or just mentioned in this video that I love to sing. Some an octave lower that is, because I am just an amateur male singer and not Indina Menzel. I love to sing Let It Go, Into The Unknown, Colors Of The Wind, How Far I'll Go, Circle Of Life, Go The Distance and A Whole New World.
I think speechless from the live action alladdin and wild uncharted waters from the live action little mermaid are also very difficult songs to pull off, especially with the amount of emotion required in them
What's the hardest Disney song YOU can sing? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 20 Disney Songs That Didn't Have to Go THAT Hard - th-cam.com/video/VGvuhatLjN4/w-d-xo.html
Part of your World (from The Little Mermaid)
When I was in elementary school, I was part of choir, and I was selected as one of two soloists who got to sing for one of our recitals. My song was Colors of the Wind, and the other soloist sang Circle of Life. I still love singing that song, but it has kind of followed me throughout my school years because my mom became OBSESSED with me singing it. She was convinced I would become Pocahontas when I interned at WDW (didn't even apply; wouldn't have qualified anyway).
The Bells of Notre Dame is hard to sing at the end with that long note
I’m so close to nailing Let It Go. It’s that last high note: let the storm rage oooooon!!!
We Don’t Talk About Bruno (Encanto) That Song Is Definitely The Hardest Disney Song & Honestly I Never Like That Song Anyway Cause That’s More Like A Villain Song To Me !!!! >:-(
No joke. Elsa's songs are legit insane. I had to train my voice for a couple of weeks before I tried to cover "Show Yourself." Even then, I felt like I could do better. Those high notes murdered my alto-range voice.
The hardest song technically I had to sing was "Burn" from Hamilton.
I never had an issue with any song that Elsa sang
Yeah especially let it go is really hard.
@@laurasgaming141yeah i actually sang into the unknown and show yourself, i think that’s because it is more of song that is so easy to sing but let it go it like all theses crazy high notes and trust me i saw a video of Idina Menzel singing the let it go song and her voice was out of shape singing that song, so that music be hard on her.
@@MilasMixMediaI can sing it, without lyrics, I sing horrible but it’s easy for me to sing, and the songs from frozen 2, into the unknown and show yourself I can sing it but horribly, i sing it without the lyrics
Hamilfam!!!!
This is 110% what is missing from ALL the Disney live action remakes. These songs were magic and just the best.
only aladdin the remake nailed the songs in my oppinion, still most remakes miss the magic of the songs
The little mermaid had great music imo
@@christopherreeder1679you are entitled to your wrong opinion 😂. Jk jk, it's all preferance. In my opinion, Halle Bailey WAY over did Part of That World. It's just too extra and lacks any sort of sweet and theatrical magic too it. Its so dark and professionally correct rather than light, bubbly, and broadway magical like the original. Also, Eric's song was cringe as F*ck. Just completely out of place and unnecessary. Its an autotuned wreck and just blah. Scuttle Butt was just terrible. It wasnt worse than Eric's song in my opinion though. Kiss the Girl was boring. It lacked all the layers the original had. Same with Under the Sea. It was just very monotone and boring. The only decent song and decent acting from that movie was Melissa Mccarthy and Poor Unfortunate Souls. Also, Vanessa's scenes were great. Those were the only highlights of that entire movie. When compared to the original, it's just so bland. It was very disappointing.
@@CTG07yes. And Naomi Scott's solo Speechless is amazing. She did a great performance in my opinion.
so true!
In other words, only Idina Menzel can sing like Idina Menzel
There is a girl here on TH-cam named Kaitlyn Maher who at 12 yo could do a pretty killer job on Idina's song too.
yeah, Idina Menzel sings uniquely and matchless talentedly, giving it that emotion behind the microphone.
Willemijn Verkaik is an amazing artist. She’s a Dutch performer with a similar vocal sound to Idina. She’s done a lot of the same repertoire, but (in my opinion) better. She has the same power but with more finesse. It makes my heart happy 😊.
@@kasibryant1369 I totally agree. Willemijn sounds much better plus she can do the songs in 3 languages (or switch back and forth between them in one song).
@@kasibryant1369 Have to agree. She is the main reason I actually prefer the German versions of Disney songs for once, "Zeige Dich" (Show yourself) being an absolute favourite. 😊
The Zulu opening and cadence of the English parts already make "Circle of Life" difficult to recreate. But for me, the hardest part is not tearing up from hearing it.
I can't, it's full on tears every time
When I did a version of it in 8th grade, my choir teacher taught us the translations.
Yep it’s a guaranteed cry for me
Yeah, the first time I heard it, it was very magistral and magical the beginning with the song for me as a child, plus the rhythm and the beginning in Zulu, one word: BREATHTAKING
Ask Zonette from American Idol
The famous songs sung by Disney princesses are truly amazing.
As a Disney fan, I was really happy when all the Disney princesses from the past appeared in "Ralph Breaks the Internet."
Me too
If casting one actress with the vocal range for "Let It Go" was difficult, imaging having to find 20 other actresses with the same range for the 25 other languages "Frozen" was released in.
Absolutely agree with that last note of the Bells of Notre Dame.
Whenever I hear that note followed by the choir chants, the hairs on my arm starts to stand.
Chills every time
Right? When it was mentioned I was like “Bells of notre dame? How is that oooooh the high note at the end!” The high ending hits just right right after watching a thrilling chase.
Hellfire! The power in Frollos voice is chilling to say the least ❤
I can sing most of these songs on this list.
@@christinajohnson4238same
Yes it is! I mean I was an adult when I first heard it and it wowed me how well it was sung but the tone and lyrics really were terrifying
@@pambuus7614 For those that know the Confiteor (what the chorus is singing in the background in Latin), you get both extra nuance and the counterpoint is amazing.
I was more surprised that they put a song like that in a Disney movie. It is so not Disney.
As a greek girl I think most people from Greece can relate when I tell you we got a lot of power in our voices. We mostly speak very clear and/or loud, so it isn’t really hard to sing the songs from Hercules.😭
I have tried to sing most of these, and I sort of succeeded at some of them. Gaston was my audition song for a production I’m going to be in, and I actually think I did okay
As for Pocahontas, "Just Around the River Bend" is much more difficult than "Colors of the Wind". One of the hardest songs I am missing is "So Close" from Enchanted. It starts extremely low and it gets quickly into high notes and falsetto voice.
Agreed!
I have to agree
This this this THIS!!!
AGREED!!
Disney songs are my ORIGINAL singing tunes... The first songs I learned to sing were "You'll Be in My Heart" from Tarzan and "I'll Make a Man Out of You" from Mulan. Ever since, I have challenged myself to sing harder and harder tunes. Today, I have actually been told by REAL stage performers that my renditions of "Out There" from Hunchback of Notre Dame, "Whole New World" from Aladdin, and "Go the Distance" from Hercules are SPOT ON PERFECT! I also apparently do a mean impression of Powerline whenever I2I and Stand Out come up on my Disney playlist. As for songs I'm trying to master, "Bells of Notre Dame", "Hellfire", and "Why Should I Worry?" are on my worklist. You totally should have mentioned billy Joel's Oliver and Company song. You guys have NO IDEA how hard it is to reach the upper limits of his songs!
And then you woke up
@@slystone4892and what is THAT supposed to mean?
@@haydendegrow945 you know damn well
@@slystone4892 give it up, dude. I've been a singer for years, and have three songs pending approval for Spotify. So close that mouth, cuz you don't know me
My primary school choir learnt and sung superclafragilisticexpialidocious every year.
It’s not just about high notes or holding tones. For me, the songs “Poor Unfortunate Soul” and “Be Prepared” are difficult to follow or wayyyyy too low for ordinary female or male singers. They can be on this list as well.
“I Won’t Say At All”, “Colors of The Wind”, “A Whole New World”, “Almost There”, “Reflection” and “How Far I’ll Go are not hard at all. Their singers has just a unique and crisp voice, suited to the characters.
“We Don’t Talk About Bruno” and “Gaston”, “When Will My Life Begin”, “Under The Sea”, “Be Our Guest”, all need either focus on timingl or vocal technique - indeed not easy. The Opening song of Lion King is indeed hard to replicate. “Be Our Guest” is indeed challenging - accent and key wise. “Zero to Hero” and all the other gospel style songs in Hercules are definitely the hardest in the list. Gospels are naturally hard. “Into The Unknown” and other songs from Frozen indeed requires a singer with high range. “Friend Like Me” is fast, lots of speaking. Lots of highs and lows, not everyone can sing. The songs in Hunchback are indeed challenging songs, mostly for tenors. I agree with “Supercalifragilistic” and the older songs from Sleeping Beauty. Of course my winner would be the songs from “Snow White”.
heh i love belting out "Poor Unfortunate Souls"... its a great song!
Be prepared isn’t a very low song (at least in my opinion) what makes it difficult is all the yelling and the rasp that Jeremy irons has. And I’d consider myself an ordinary male singer. It should have been on the list though since it was hard enough that Jeremy irons couldn’t finish the song and they had to bring Jim Cummings on to finish it
THIS
Speechless from the live action Aladdin is definitely a hard one!
I spent months hitting the high notes!
0:30 With a Smile and a Song (Snow White) #20
1:38 I Wonder (Sleeping Beauty) #19
2:49 I Won't Say (I'm in Love) Hercules #18
4:04 Circle of Life (The Lion King) #17
5:08 Colors of the Wind (Pocahontas) #16
6:19 We Don't Talk About Bruno (Encanto) #15
7:30 Gaston (Beauty and the Beast) #14
8:40 A Whole New World (Aladdin) #13
9:52 When Will My Life Begin (Tangled) #12
10:49 Under the Sea (The Little Mermaid) #11
12:00 Be Our Guest (Beauty and the Beast) #10
13:10 Almost There (Princess and the Frog) #9
14:25 Zero to Hero (Hercules) #8
15:29 Show Yourself (Frozen II) #7
16:55 Reflection (Mulan) #6
18:09 How Far I'll Go (Moana) #5
19:20 Let It Go (Frozen) #4
20:31 Friend Like Me (Aladdin) #3
21:43 The Bells of Notre Dame (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) #2
23:21 Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (Mary Poppins) #1
Some of these are easy to sing tho
@@laurasgaming141 I don't know about that, because even the songs that aren't as technically demanding, like Friend Like Me, Under the Sea, or Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, present their own unique challenges because of how fast paced they are, so getting through them without getting out of breath moments into the song is no easy feat
@@laurasgaming141for sure. I Won't Say I'm in Love and When Will My Life Begin are not difficult. They don't have an extreme range and the tempo isn't too fast. I also don't think A Whole New World is hard, but I can see why people would think it is.
@@NYChica23I agree with you✨. Whether a song is hard can't be totally determined by whether the vocal is demanding. The way of producing a song is very important💫. A popular video on Facebook is really causing me much thinking these days, which is Julie Andrews and young Osmand Brothers sang Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious in 1964. I was completely amazed by the way Julie Andrews produced it😦… NO ONE like Julie Andrews sang it such "easy", free, cute, classic… In the same time keeping the vocal quality. Divine diction and breath control👑.
@@NYChica23But I want to add that I thought "A Spoonful of Sugar" in Mary Poppins is more demanding than "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" (though it's demanding too😁)… Not only the vocal is more demanding in Sugar, but also the time and pace control is more subtle✨… And the emotion is even more infective👏……
I can’t believe Julie Andrews sang supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and then said it backwards I she got some talent
It's a very nonsensical song to sing.
Maybe you are missing a classic and extremely difficult song to sing: "When You Wish Upon a Star", from Pinocchio. The tones reached by Cliff Edwards as Jimmy Cricket are absolutely amazing and so difficult to reach, but his baritone voice was the main reason he could do it.
It may not be very long, but still, where is "Mother Knows Best - Reprise", also from Tangled? The amount of malevolence that the incomparable Donna Murphy puts in that short song, is just breathtaking, and she's all over the vocal map in there. Everyone is impressed by the longer stuff, or the higher or more tongue-twistery stuff, and rightly so, but a short piece like that is the vocal equivalent of the perfectly placed guitar riff only at the perfect place in a song. It may sound like not much (although I again argue that Murphy is breathtaking) but the skill and talent needed to make a short piece like that memorable yet sound easy, is enormous.
That song encompasses all the manipulation and gaslighting she does to Rapunzel. She absolutely kills it.
This is so true. The list was disappointing to be honest.
I am glad you put in "Show Yourself". It is a gem, and wonderfully performed. I think it is the best song from the movie.
Completely agree! "Into the Unknown" is great, but when I saw the film for the first time, I was expecting that to be the big number--then "Show Yourself" happened and knocked my socks off. It's still hard for me to listen to it without tearing up!
Such a stellar list. For many of the songs, there’s an emotional connection that can be difficult to master as well to give the song justice.
Perfectly stated👍. Couldn't agree more✨…
Yeah, I can't imagine how many times the actors lost their breath from singing for these musical numbers.
Jeremy Irons lost his voice while singing Be Prepared
I’d add “When You Wish Upon a Star.” Those last few notes are hard to reach, and you have to hold them out.
Show yourself, Into the unknown and Let it go are not a problem. Lost in the woods on the other hand....
agreed! As a soprano, the only issue I have with Let It Go is hitting the low notes at the beginning. I have to be in top vocal health to do them. The others I just have to remember to take a breath.
I agree!!
- I like to sing a long to "I won't say (I'm in love)" and I can tell you that it does knock the wind out of you after a while if you are not used to that style of singing.
- I can definitely see "Reflection" being difficult to sing for all the held notes throughout the song, for which there are many, it would definitely knock the wind out of anyone trying to sing a long to it.
- In regards to "Friend Like Me", he doesn't have the range of voices of Robin Williams, but Will Smith definitely tried to live up to the original song and I would say he did a great job putting his own spin on it. Smith's version is definitely easier to sing a long to, but Williams' version is just so iconic because of how he used a variety of voices to make it memorable, which is impressive since he is not a singer by trade. RIP Robin Williams, we truly miss you.
- "How far I'll go" I think suffers from the same problem as "Reflection" especially with how long that last note is held which is what makes it so hard to sing a long to without running out of breath.
- I completely agree with #1 since I cannot even SAY the word without multiple attempts so props to both singers for integrating it into such a face paced song.
EDIT: There is another song in Moana that I feel is more difficult than "How Far I'll Go" and that is "You're Welcome", that fast paced part has the potential to be a tongue twister to the unprepared.
"Almost There" is about almost reaching your dreams plus it's extremely hard to sing
As someone who was in beauty and the beast in high school, I can agree with Be Our Guest being on this list, it was by far the hardest song I’ve had to learn.
Meg's song is actually one of my favorite disney songs to sing
I really enjoy that one as well. And it came out when I had dumped my looser first boyfriend and had started dating my husband.
If you listen closely in Bells of Norte Dame there’s Soprano holding that last D with Clopin…but the octave above! 😮 Hunchback just gets better every time I watch it. ❤
oh really? So, he sings that D5, and she reaches the D6?
@@phAntasyluvr_04 it's the same person; he's just able to reach that high with enough breath and a powerful diaphragm.
“Reflection” 2020 is probably the hardest I’ve ever heard. No matter what key, it requires so much control and vocal flexibility to hit those riffs.
I surprisingly find some of these songs really easy to sing!
She isn't just marking the ability to sing the notes, but also the emotion and the timbre of the voice -- the delivery. Some songs also have sneaky pitch changes that make them (much) harder to sing.
Or perhaps you are a great singer yourself! Lots of people with great singing voices never make it to stardom...
@TheEvertw I know what she meant lol. I usually don't sing songs the exact way they are meant to since I sometimes don't like how low or high they are so I modify and change things. I've done choir sinc3 1st grade and I've always loved singing! But some of the songs she showed I could actually pitch really good and sing them.
Ikr. My class was legit singing supercali... when we were in 2nd grade! This list was not made well. Into the unkknown? Honestly should have been at the top
Mary Poppins music will always be amazing
If it isn't Peabo Bryson and Regina Bell singing "A Whole New World," I don't want to hear it.
WOW These songs were truly amazing and it's surprisingly to me how the actors sang it; my fav are: Almost There, Let it go, Into the Unknow, Circle of Life, Show Yourself, A friend like me, Under the sea and With a smile and a song
Let it go has been my karaoke song for years but i dont have the stamina for it anymore. And i cant get through show yourself without crying. It's so powerful.
The Bells of Notre Dame is absolutely the best song for an opening scene🔔
This movie needs more love!!!
"Love Is An Open Door" from Frozen is a pretty hard duet and especially Hans part...
Also... this is an underrated one but "The Family Madrigal" from Encanto is also pretty fast moving and hard... like the last part is almost impossible to sing ://
Surface pressure from Encanto is so hard, so so hard.
Honestly if we heard Indina sing her Frozen songs in her prime when she was in Wicked they’d basically be untouchable (though I really loved the Japanese and Italian versions of Into the Unknown). Indina didn’t take care of her voice properly so even she’ll say for specifically the Frozen 2 songs and probably even Let it Go that she can’t sing them live. And while Show Yourself was a hard one i still think Into the Unknown is harder because of how many times she has to hold a note. Biggest note she has to hold in Show Yourself technically comes at the end.
I will say I loved that I’m glad Hunchback of Notre Dame got mention, that movie does not get enough hype.
I thought number 1 would be Jungle Book's, "I Wanna Be Like You" song for copying Baloo and King Louie's sounds after Baloo entered with his disguise
Why?
@@KittenUndercover Probably because of all the jazz scatting/improv that Louis Prima and Phil Harris were doing
Reflection was my soul song growing up. Never realized that it was considered hard.
I totally agree with this list! These songs are really hard to sing! I still can’t hold that end note whenever I sing “Let It Go” in the car with my mom. And earlier this year when me, my mom, my nana and her partner, and my aunt and cousins went to see Aladdin on tour the whole room erupted with applause both the moment when Genie made his entrance and after “Friend Like Me”!
I completely disagree with most of these. We dont talk about bruno is hard because there are multiple parts? Yea no. When will me life begin because there are few rests. There are so many places to breath. its not even fast lol. Many others too
"I want some grandkids."
made me chuckle.
I can't imagine having to sing in a completely different accent. It's hard enough trying to speak a single language. Be Out Guest is such an iconic song!
No wonder i couldn't sing these songs without running out of breathe! Happy thursday afternoon Ms Mojo, take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.
"Show Yourself" Is so hard i almost smashed the windows trying-
I sang it on the first try 😐
I don't think many people who've heard We Don't Talk About Bruno think it's a simple song. Especially the end when everyone is singing together. That would make it more difficult than I Can Show You The World, where there's only two.
I think we should base this on skills required and not number of people needed. It just makes it ridiculous
ROBIN WILLIAMS - Legend!
Any Mrs. Teapot song from Beauty and The Beast animated. Angela Lansbury has a voice that is tough to match.
I have actually done some of these for karaoke:
Bruno (horribly)
Gaston (not bad, but I can't do baritone)
A Whole New World (I was okay)
Under the Sea (I am actually decent with this song, and I have fun with it)
Be Our Guest (I've only done this once; it wasn't bad for a first attempt, but was far from good)
Zero To Hero (I have done this one many times; I love it, and I feel I get better each time I do it)
My favorite Disney song to do karaoke to didn't make your list, but it is "Heaven's Light/Hellfire".
Any song that gives me chills is a song that'll likely be too hard for me lol. It's just impossible to recreate what the originals voice actors did and that's what makes these songs so good
When you grow up on Disney, you tend to learn how to do all of the required singing techniques. Not well, but you still learn it lol.
I just want to point out that Keke Palmer NAILS Zero to Hero and Ariana Grande completely blows me away with I wont say Im in love
As a really bad singer, who has a low voice, I actually consider 'When Will My Life Begin' and 'A Whole New World' as songs that I actually can sing more easily than other Disney songs
4:16 WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATS ON THE MENUUUUUUUUUUUU IT COULD BE CEVICHE STINKY OOH ITS PUMBAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Many of these songs are actually very easy for me to sing due to my high voice. I think the matter of difficulty depends on the voice range and the lyrics. Case in point, it took me FOREVER (an entire year!) to memorize the lyrics to “Show Yourself”
Congratulations.🎉😊
I think that's just you cuz I knew half of it by the time I watched it twice
I LOVE the version Vanessa Williams does of Colors of the Wind
God Help the Outcasts is tough too. The range it takes, man.
14:26 "This Disney film follows a group of gods, so what better way to honor that theme than with some gospel music?" Honestly I don't even know where to begin my criticism of that absurd sentence. Like yeah, it's a movie about a pagan polytheistic religion so obviously the best choice is a music style associated with Christianity. You know, to honor polytheism!
Look, I'm a Christian, and I'm not mad they used the gospel style in the movie. I find it ironic, but fantastic. But the fact this chick thinks these naturally go together... GIRL.
Should be noted the Christina Aguilera also had to bolt out Refections
Man, I thought Idina Menzel's "Let It Go" is the number 1 best, hardest, beautiful vocal song of all Disney, but I agree for Mary Poppins song, that was the hardest FASTEST song of all Disney. Not everyone can sing THAT fast.🎤🎶🎶
OMG CIRCLE OF LIFE. Lady Smith Black Mumbasa. I remember seeing that trailer, it lifted me off my feet and into the stratosphere. Never will forget it..
How Far I’ll Go is literally the easiest song on the planet for me to sing. It fits my real voice well and it’s enjoyable.
Anyone else ever tried to sing hellfire? Jeez, Tony jay is super talented.
Oohh proud filipino here, lea salonga really did a great job singing the reflection.
I can sing them all! but not saying I can sing them all well. the range of voices and genres are amazing. I dont think even my sister who is an operatic soprano could do them all. they are all a joy to listen to which makes even the oldest evergreen hits.
I'm quite surprised The Family Madrigal from Encanto didn't make this list just for the final verse alone.
and the part that is wrote literally like a trumpet
Not to mention that if we're talking about songs where you have to keep a high energy level throughout, that one is up there, because it starts off fast, and it doesn't slow down at all
Brother Bear Welcome - I honestly had a hard time singing this one but it made me determined I keep trying
You what adds to the amazingness of these songs? When recording voiceover for animation, it's rare to have both (or multiple) singers in the room at the same time. So most of these were sung by people judt listening to each other at different times, and recording their own lines. And one person had to do it all without another person to refrence!
I would have switched places with 2 and 1. I genuinely adore Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious but that tenors last high note in Bells of Notre Dame makes your eyes pop out of four scull, It’s so magical!!
Ms. Mojo videos are like visual Pringles! #onceyouMojo… 🥰
All the songs are so good for this for all the reasons given! Though the order is… interesting.🙃
“Zero to Hero” is so good! Gospel is hard! I would’ve put it top three for sure. As is “Show Yourself”. I tried to do “Reflection” at karaoke & after two lines, I skipped & instantly felt relieved. But that said “Let It Go” lives in my head at random like that gum commercial in “Inside Out”. Can’t sing but love trying to belt that high note. 😊
I always think the patter songs (thanks Only Murders!) are the hardest bc they’re so fast, take a lot of breath control & Disney characters tend to actually sing them so they tend to (mostly) require actual range & technique, or at least a fake over the top accent to pull them off as you pointed out. So I’m very ELATED to see so many of them on the list, including SuperCaliFrag @ #1!!! I just rewatched Mary Poppins the other day & all those songs are so hard & very long! Also fun fact I just learned, Dick van Dyke didn’t start dancing & maybe singing until he was in his 30’s?! What a talented man! Also would’ve loved to see “One Jump”, “Prince Ali”, “Love is an Open Door”, “Mother Knows Best”! SO HARD! Donna Murphy is like doing vocal runs, but comically! And one of the most deceptively hard songs “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King”. Bc Jason Weaver is like singing his parts & going back and forth from chest to head voice & having to do it so soulfully to tie up his parts, the music & T&P. Try it. I played it on piano as a kid, so I was constantly trying to sing it & it’s crazy hard! Also it was 17 pages! But, as mentioned earlier with Mary Poppins, Disney songs are just super long sometimes & it’s more than okay! It’s encouraged!
Also much patter love to “…Bruno”, but “The Family Madrigal” is hands down the hardest song in Encanto bc of the rhythm & pace. Oooh! Actually maybe Luisa’s song is bc of her alto to soprano tone, plus the style change, so hard!
Would love to see a patter song list! And Idk if you’ve done “Most amount of epic musical numbers overall in a movie musical”? Like I’m always looking for musicals that have just like knock your socks off numbers front to back. Like “Chicago” or “Singing in the Rain”. Maybe a little known, or less popular version of this list too? (I do see that you did most influential dance movies. And 2000’s dance movies.) Also maybe, Movies that were ahead of their time. Like “His Girl Friday”. Best animated VO performances in movies. Everyone in the Spider-verse. Most surprisingly funny films no one knows. Underrated dancers/ Dancers who could’ve been more famous than Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers. Is there a suggestion page?! Or is this it? Most cerebral kids films! Like “Inside Out”! You can even do a Best live Pirate themed show or movie (so you can include One Piece & Our Flag…!)
Thanks for all the work you all put into these!!! Take care til next time!
Nah, show yourself was the one that really stuck with me, its the peak of Elsa's self discovering journey, its so emotional. 🥺❄
I can just think about all of Cassandra's Songs from Tangled the Series... "Waiting in the Wings", "Crossing the Line" and especially "Nothing left to Lose". I wouldn't try to hit those notes... Varian's parts too. These Songs are all so underrated.
I love these Disney songs!
I Agree With You I Love These Disney Songs Too! :-)
@@jonathanhahn6955 awesome!
I wonder how hard it will be to sing any of the songs in Wish
Us Disney dorks will find out soon.😊
I'm surprised you went with Gaston over The Mob Song (Kill the Beast). It has a very wide range, including some high sustains for the male voice, and has a lot of dense, crunchy lyrics that have to be articulately delivered very quickly.
show yourself is hands down one of the best disney songs
"Master, I don't think you quite realize what you've got here! So why don't you just roominate whilst I illuminate the possibilities!"
Friend Like Me is one of my favorite Disney songs and it took a lot of practice but I've learned to sing it perfectly, and it's a lot of fun too. Consider it my personal tribute to Robin Williams because the words are true, we ain't never had a friend like him and sadly, we never will again. I can also sing Aladdin's lines in A Whole New World pretty well too, but frankly, I'm surprised that you didn't put Prince Ali on the list. Now THAT'S a hard song to sing, though I have to agree, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious definitely earns the #1 spot on this list (and I hope I never have to type it out ever again. Lol!). Another Disney soundtrack that I enjoy singing songs from with these golden chords of mine (yes, really) is The Nightmare Before Christmas. I'm really good at the Jack and Lock parts and it's one of my favorite holiday movies.
I tried singing I won’t say I’m in Love and it was tough! Fun fact Susan Egan the voice of Meg was the OG Belle on Broadway! Show Yourself is by far my favorite Elsa song. I’d love to master it!
I must say, even though I like some of the Disney songs in English, their LA Spanish verison go hard as well. My favorite ones on this list being I won't say I'm in love ( by Tatiana) and Reflection (By Analí), go check them out if you have the cahnce, both are incredible!
O course yeah, in LA Spanish the songs also are amazing :)
For most of these songs you managed to point out that it is hard to exactly copy the original singers. The songs aren't necessarily hard to sing, if you make it your own without trying to imitate the original too closely. 🤷♀
So true. Mimicry ain't it.
I'm not a trained musician, but I'm surprised [the original] "Poor Unfortunate Souls" from "The Little Mermaid" didn't make this list. Granted it isn't very rangy, but the tongue-twister lyrics and the tempo are really difficult to get right. (Although, I think the toughest parts were jettisoned from the recent live-action version.)
I sing A Whole New World several times for karaoke including a child sang with me and she nailed it. Not sure why this is on the list
Agreed! There's a few I said this about lol
ikr
Hunchback is the best overall musical score for any Disney film ever
AGREED!!!
These are like all of my favourite disney songs to sing! (Not saying I sing them WELL just that they’re the fun ones to do hehe)
At my school the choir has to sing colours of the wind and I'm in it and there are three solos!!!!
Mulan and Moana are my favorite disney animated films. so many great songs.
In high school I got the “whole new world” solo. The rest of choir did the other part. I spent hours daily just belting it out in my room🥹 to be fair I had all the solos so it wasn’t the only song I’d be belting out😅
I would switch supercala..superclass... and bells. That high note at the end of bells is insane. Super is just fast
i won't say im in love, when will my life begin and colors of the winds are my favorites to sing frrr
The person that made me sing into the unknown
Was Brendon Urie
ANY song sung by Idina Menzel is difficult to sing unless you have very good vocal training and a lot of breath. I’m a soprano but I can’t reach the super high notes of her Frozen and Wicked ballads, not on tune at least
I think that Disney's two hardest songs are "let it go" and "reflection". Both require a large vocal range and Broadway caliber belting ability...
a few songs i thought could’ve been on the list
love is an open door - frozen
waiting on a miracle - encanto (also any other encanto song rly)
into the unknown- frozen II
part of your world - the little mermaid
make a man out of you - mulan
there are other songs too but these are just some of my favourites
Kid Danger: *wearing his big trucker pup outfit* unless you have subtitles on your tv then it's a pice of pie! *winks*
I think that because I've sung all the songs from the 80-90's Disney since they came out I didn't quite see why some of them made it onto the list, but Bells of Notre Dame is one I have to train for weeks if not months to be able to do justice. Belt singers train for years to sing in their style and keys while baritones like me just go "Eh, that's not that high" since we drop it an octave, but any belt song is worthy of this list.
I love ❤️ Disney songs/music I love Disney
I'm going to give these a try. 😊
There's a few on this list or just mentioned in this video that I love to sing. Some an octave lower that is, because I am just an amateur male singer and not Indina Menzel. I love to sing Let It Go, Into The Unknown, Colors Of The Wind, How Far I'll Go, Circle Of Life, Go The Distance and A Whole New World.
I think speechless from the live action alladdin and wild uncharted waters from the live action little mermaid are also very difficult songs to pull off, especially with the amount of emotion required in them
I felt like "Hell fire" should be on this list.