The greatest thing about this is the solo performance of "Let It Go" towards the end. It's a great song. This is a very gifted composer and I have enjoyed many of his creations. But the vocal is what it is. It's not Idina Menzel and the hit recording. On here, the song is the raw creation of the music and lyrics and a very average vocal performance. This shows a song in its most elementary form, that has since become a worldwide hit and a standard piece in the repertoire of female vocalists everywhere. It's a tribute to the creativity on display, with a minimal emphasis on performance. It's a great example of the essence of songwriting. First comes the song - music composition and lyrics. The song becomes itself with the ideal singers and musicians. This composer has been very fortunate to work with amazing performers that have been able to bring out the beauty of his music.
My favourite bit of this presentation was the story of Arion and the Dolphin and the influence of music on other people, "carrying (them) over their sea of troubles". Also liked how he talked about being self centered and realizing how other people's talents can contribute to ease that sea of trouble - that is Elder Price characterization right there!
i knew of him from 'avenue q' and 'the book of mormon'; didn't realize he and his wife composed 'let it go' as well. very talented..reminiscent of alan menken
Does anyone know where I can find the soundtrack for 1001 nights? I cant get the “come away my love”-song out of my head, and I really want to hear the it in its full length.
Very strange. He begins by talking about how it is important for writers not to make themselves the centre of everything. But he then goes on for the rest of his speech to do excactly that. He doesn't talk about how music works and what is important in good music. He speaks only about himself. Count how many times he begins a sentence with "and then I...."
I'm sure the purpose of the session was to talk about his songwriting experiences, rather than show his singing abilities :-) From that point of view, I appreciated it.
Than you, Bobby Lopez, for your insight into your music...those who listen know...there is much more to come!
The greatest thing about this is the solo performance of "Let It Go" towards the end. It's a great song. This is a very gifted composer and I have enjoyed many of his creations. But the vocal is what it is. It's not Idina Menzel and the hit recording. On here, the song is the raw creation of the music and lyrics and a very average vocal performance. This shows a song in its most elementary form, that has since become a worldwide hit and a standard piece in the repertoire of female vocalists everywhere. It's a tribute to the creativity on display, with a minimal emphasis on performance. It's a great example of the essence of songwriting. First comes the song - music composition and lyrics. The song becomes itself with the ideal singers and musicians. This composer has been very fortunate to work with amazing performers that have been able to bring out the beauty of his music.
Such a sweet talented person. He finds the emotional truth in all of his songs which is why I think his work is so popular.
My favourite bit of this presentation was the story of Arion and the Dolphin and the influence of music on other people, "carrying (them) over their sea of troubles". Also liked how he talked about being self centered and realizing how other people's talents can contribute to ease that sea of trouble - that is Elder Price characterization right there!
E is for EGOT, that's good enough for him.
The whole Lopez family is talented. His brother Billy made Welcome to the Wayne (R.I.P in Pepperonis)
Longest I've seen Bobby talk! EGOT - already and he's just getting started. What we saw with Frozen 2 tease at D23 -- the Lopez's keep rolling along.
He's the only person ever to have the double EGOT. Amazing talent!
This guy just won an oscar!
Adhja Damana He's one of the few people to have won an EGOT I believe
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almost thrice now, he just need one more oscar
thank you and your wife so much for your works, you guys are amazing
i lost it when he started singing let it go, man... just awesome
i knew of him from 'avenue q' and 'the book of mormon'; didn't realize he and his wife composed 'let it go' as well.
very talented..reminiscent of alan menken
They Composed all the songs in Frozen. And before that, they even wrote songs for the 2011 film of Winnie the Pooh.
Wow
Skip to 22:35 to Let It Go
21:34 this kept me thinking all night
That's awesome!! So glad I saw this. Always loved "Let it Go". It's even better to know the story behind it. How awesome.
Book of Mormon is his best work, imo.
he's such a nice guy
He is fantastic!
Great Insight, Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for this man.
That is one Manly Let it Doe.
Loved it.
Does anyone know where I can find the soundtrack for 1001 nights? I cant get the “come away my love”-song out of my head, and I really want to hear the it in its full length.
Does anyone know what Renaissance theory he was talking about?
Powerful.
a Filipino american bobby Lopez.
When did he actually give this presentation?? 8(:-D
What a guy!
Hey my doctor name is Bobbi Lopez 😂
This isn't from the Onion? Deep deuche chills.
Very strange. He begins by talking about how it is important for writers not to make themselves the centre of everything. But he then goes on for the rest of his speech to do excactly that. He doesn't talk about how music works and what is important in good music. He speaks only about himself. Count how many times he begins a sentence with "and then I...."
wtf... does this start getting better at some point?
I'm sure the purpose of the session was to talk about his songwriting experiences, rather than show his singing abilities :-) From that point of view, I appreciated it.
Do you know the songs that this guy has written?
Paul Capparella
Prefiero las de cepillin🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Should I download this video to bore me to sleep? Hmmm...
a Filipino american bobby Lopez.