Top 10 Hardest Disney Songs to Sing
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The hardest Disney songs to sing require someone with an animated voice. Our countdown includes "Aladdin," "Mulan," "Frozen," and more! What do YOU think is the hardest Disney song to sing? Let us know in the comments!
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I honestly think that (as a singer) “show yourself” is the harder then “into the unknown” because of the amount of stamina you have to have to perform that song. there are some incredibly highly notes that you’re constantly hitting. there are so many scoops from low to high and it doesn’t get lower. it gets higher and higher plus the acting that needs to go into the song. it took me several months to even get that song good enough to perform for a small audience. it’s one heck of a song so props to anyone who can pull that song off. but all of elsa’s songs are difficult haha
Exactly like props to idina
@@karizmagillespie exactly
Indeed, Randie L! I agree.
True
I think Idina has actually even said that Show Yourself is very difficult to do live.
I actually like Show Yourself more than Into the Unknown. Every time Idina sings the line “I am found” I get chills!
My favorite line is, "You are the one you've been waiting for all of your live". I literally can't listen to or think about that song without getting choked up. It makes it hard to sing when you can't stop crying lol
Saaaame
I survived singing it
I didn’t sound bad for a starter
Oh my gosh! That part gets me emotional every time! When I saw Frozen 2 in the theater, I couldn't hold back the tears lol
Me: pff- can’t be THAT hard
Also me: tries to sing it
My sis: WHOS DYING?!
Me whenever I sing at shower
@@mane53017 facts
Lol. Me too
lol
I’m dying😂
"A Whole New World" is my favorite song and it's a bit difficult to sing,Because I have to sing both parts alone😂
I feel that
I can also confirm that a new world is difficult. I have had to sing it live in a play.
My voice always cracks whenever I am trying to sing "Into the unknown"😂
Now that song and Let it go is what I believe is very difficult for me.
If you have the skills and talent you can hit it though.
@@chubby_cheesecake_cheeks yeah but the problem is I don't have the skills and talent😌
@@srizasutradhar2532 oh... 🥺
my voice always sounds too light xd
Good to know i'm not alone😂
I've always thought that "I won't say I am in love" from Hercules is an underappreciated gem. Susan Egan does an amazing job with that song.
Yup!
That’s my exam song 😊😊😊
Omg me too, I love that song 😍
Yes , "The bells of Notre Dame" is really underrated and an amazing movie
Yes it is!
Here here
The whole movie is criminally underrated, and imo its songs and score are among the best Disney ever made.
Disney tries to sweep it under the rug cuz it's really dark but that's what makes it so good and the amazing musical numbers and characters
@@homerunners2022 I know!
Oh Miss Julie Andrews , Queen of Genovia and Queen of Disney Songs ... I bow for you ..
Also , the singer Adriana Caselotti who did Snow White vocals .. WOW
She's also Queen of Far Far Away lol
Oh boy, Adriana Caselotti was unique only because Disney made it so. Poor Adriana couldn't really be hired for acting or singing anywhere during her prime because Disney wanted to keep Snow White's illusion forever.
Julie Andrews in the sound of music alone was amazing, voice and acting and seeing her now and you still get the same energy is just amazing.
Amazingly they let Robin Williams improv alot of the lyrics for his songs in Aladdin!!! He was such an amazing man!!! RIP sir, miss your amazing skills and talent and such a heart of gold lost from the world.
Yesssss 💗💗💗💗💗
He died??????🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
@@blackhole7909 Yes hun, sadly he dealt with depression for years ad ended his life by suicide. 😥 Forever missed but never forgotten 💔
@@jodyhartke12 His mental health battles weren't the only reason(s) why he ended his life. He'd been diagnosed with Lewy body dementia not long before he died - it's similar to Parkinson's/is a kind of Alzheimer's. So his mental abilities, which he'd long been in control of even when it seemed to many that he wasn't, would have soon gone beyond his control. He wasn't going to lose that control. So he did the only thing he could to maintain control. If that sounds dark, well, it is. Personally, I never cared for his type of comedy and the way he would perform, but that didn't mean I didn't care about him as a fellow human being. His death was heartbreaking to the entire world, and to me. I agree - 'forever missed but never forgotten.'
The dialogue, not the songs.
I'm surprised Hellfire didn't make the list. I mean that last note was so high and long Tony Jay originally couldn't hit and hold it and had to take hours of voice lessons until he got it right.
Heaven's Light/Hellfire is such an amazing song and both vocal lines are really hard. Hulce's vocal line as Quasimodo has some pretty high notes in it.
I guess they were going for one song per show- Hellfire is definitely difficult, but Bells of Notre Dame meaner.
Right?! I love it so much.
The top note isnt actually that high, its all the powerful low notes that are more difficult.
I have no idea if Hellfire is hard to sing, but if there were a top ten Disney songs it would make my list.
"Belting" is not the be-all and end-all to singing, and the sustained note at the end of "Let It Go" isn't the hardest part. The amazing thing she does is hit that high, loud, sustained note...then dropped to a softer dynamic. THAT, my friend, is POWER.
I swear, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is THE most underrated Disney film ever made!
I know right. God Help the Outcasts is a very difficult song both technically and emotionally. The way I sing it is I sing the first 2 verses Pianissimo, crescendo during the bridge ("They fear us, flee us, try not to see us" each getting louder until Fortissimo) and belt the third verse because she is basically crying out to God. Then, "Don't cast them out." goes right back to pianissimo and stays at that dynamic until the end.
It's not that popular cause it's too dark and cruel for a children's film. But it's great in so many level. Three outstanding songs. Great art design and also meaningful. Disney are lake of courage to make these kind of masterpiece anymore.
@@en-peiliu1714 As a child, I LOVED this movie! Believe it or not, the book was even darker and crueler than the movie was. I'm amazed at how much Disney was able to get away with in this film.
Hunchback of Notre Dame is one of a LOT of Disney movies that are underrated. Such as Atlantis and Treasure Planet.
I was thinking the same. Most of these songs are actually quite easy for someone technically/classically trained. Breathing-wise, "Reflections" in Mulan is the most physically challenging to perform correctly as a man, followed by "How Far I'll Go" in Moana. I found numbers 1 and 2 quite appropriate in this video.
I think this was accurate. “Supercalifragalisticexpialadocious” was literally the only song I could think of that could top “let it go” and “show yourself”. Amazing.
I can sing everything about supercalifraglisticexpialadocious except saying it backwards!
@@SilverHawk214 Same! I love that song. Props to Julie Andrews for even doing that!
Personally, “Show Yourself” should be on this list instead of “Into the Unknown.” Granted, “Into the Unknown” does have A LOT of the high notes that are the only things I cannot nail in this song, but when it came to “Show Yourself,” it took me THREE DOZEN TIMES of listening to the song over and over again just to memorize the lyrics and I STILL get the lyrics mixed up every now and then. But considering this video is about the notes that are hard to sing or people running out of breath, I can understand why it’s not there. But I feel like I had to put it out there cause usually I can memorize a song’s lyrics by heart in around 10-20 times depending on the length of the song and the “intensity” of the lyrics
yeah i agree with you there
Well, they did mention technique...
I agree cause I have heard other people sing it better.
In truth panic in the disco sung into the unknown better.
I agree
It really is, especially when the tempo picks up for the second verse. Then there's hitting the note for the slide on the "I've come so far". I'd argue that you have to be more on top of when to take breaths than Into the Unknown.
"Almost there" is my show-stopper, and I never had any official singing lessons. "Into the unknown" has the range that fits me perfectly, but the whole "never been trained" thing means I don't have the same stamina.
I have the opposite problem you do! It's so annoying!!
Not a disney movie, but a lot of songs from Anastasia have impeccable high notes and long notes. "Journey to the Past" and "Once Upon a December" are the most prominent.
Technically it is a Disney movie.
I like singing the Anastasia soundtrack
her: Moana is really hard
my 4th-grade class: **killing it**
Same I think it is an easy song (I mean I am not the best singer but still I am able to do that song)
It's not difficult
compared to other songs in this list, it seems to be one of the easiest for sure.
It's not that hard, as it's quite adaptable to one's own range imo
Hard for who? I've held the last note longer than Roger Moore did with Thunderball.
I have an audition and im going to sing moana
Theatre vocal coach here- honestly, I’d argue that Into the Unknown is much trickier to master than Let It Go. There’s less of a melodic line to follow, it jumps more than an octave on several occasions, and mixes modes, making it much more difficult to get the right notes. Let It Go proves to be a range and sustain challenge, but in general Frozen II has a much more musically complex soundtrack
I feel they also took popularity into account in all honesty. I would argue that Show Yourself is harder than Into the Unknown.
I would think “Just Around the Riverbend” be a part of this list, with its fast notes and constant up and down notes
Here's one you missed...How is "How Does She Know" from "Enchanted" not on this list? You want to talk some serious pace and sustained notes? That song is straight-up brutal. I am always out of breath when I sing it and then I frequently totrure myself by singing it a second time because I love that song so much.
Omg yes that song is amazing and I have tried and it is hard
Yesss
That's one I can sing lol
I love this song so much
Part of your World from the Little Mermaid is one hard song to sing but if you sing it right you’ll be amazed
And the reprise
Jodi Benson was wonderful as Ariel!
I have no problem singing it...
You can also sing it straight over the melody line to "Somewhere That's Green" from Little Shop of Horrors. And, yes, I know that both songs were written by the same people. LOL
Super easy to sing
I personally think Show Yourself is consistently more challenging than both Into the Unknown and Let It Go. It may not have as many explosive high notes, but it does have a lot of notes to stretch for, and has a very unpredictable melody throughout that requires a much more subtle buildup. It requires often unsung skills you don't see in most Disney hits. Highly underrated, in my opinion.
These Disney songs may be the hardest to sing, but they are just so magical and fun that we cannot stop singing them.
I feel there should be a honorary mention to Dwayne Johnson performing "You're welcome" in Moana, because he's clearly no singer or rapper and that rap part is not easy.
Also Lin Manuel Miranda and Emily Blunt in the new Mary Poppins, performing "The cover is not the book".
Most Disney songs, if put into a proper key for the musician singing them, aren't really all that hard.
BUT...
To be able to pull off the "Hercules" songbook, takes a lot more than vocal range. That's why you'll hear someone sing songs from "Frozen" but rarely songs from the Muses in "Hercules". Even many professional singers can't pull off those vocal runs.
I guess the main reason no one covers songs from the muses in Hercules is not their difficulty (which I don't dispute), but more that they are short snippets spread over the whole movie and interrupted by dialogue, so they just don't make a song that is suitable to perform independently of the movie.
Vocal runs are so much fun to just attempt though! But I grew up listening to Whitney and Toni and Mariah and Celine Dion so the Muses aren't too bad! Lol!
I wish we could've seen more choral songs on this list!! Singing solo is crazy hard but singing complicated harmonies with 50 other people is hard in a really different way
A perfect idea for another list!
I thought "Poor Unfortunate Souls" would be an honorable mention.
i find "reflection" and "how far I'll go" to be easiest for me. but "into the unknown" and "let go" are trainwrecks when I attempt them
when i was 8-10 i hit the high note in “reflection” and i was so proud. i doubt i can do it now since i haven’t sung in a few months due to my shyness. my parents didn’t know i could sing until they over head me doing it when i was 3 😅.
when i was actively singing, reflection and how far i’ll go was really easy for me too. my voice always cracks when i try to sing into the unknown lol
I think reflection might be easy to sing for some, but if you manage to nail both the technical and the emotional aspects, you're really good. You have to be a great storyteller.
There is a difference between hitting the note and having a richness to your voice. You have to have a deep vibrato for the beginning and those high notes have to still be rich.
And how far I'll go is notable for the age of the singer. Older singers have the training to to sing it so professionally as a child is impressive.
another honorable mention: AURORA in frozen 2 (multiple moments), she is that voice that calls Elsa, and i think you need quit some skills to sing that high!
That's the reason I felt Into the Unknown deserved to be spot #3 and I thought Ms Mojo was going to give AURORA her props.
It's falsetto, not that hard to sing...
Waaaaaaitaminute...Running with the Wolves was sung by Elsa and Anna's mom?? * immediately starts plotting Frozen Wolfwalkers AU *
Okay, how's THIS for trivia? Blue Diamond is a selkie! Ha! Betcha didn't know THAT, didja?
Same opinion I have
I’ve been singing Disney songs all my life, and was surprised, to find that these particular songs are difficult. Most of the problems I have are with figuring out the right lyrics.
I grew up with disney since I was a kid and I sing nonstop Disney songs
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a criminally underrated movie. It has some of the best music and performances of ANY Disney movie.
The musical version is also very underrated!
As much as I love Idina Menzel, I'll forever prefer Brendon Urie's version of Into The Unknown. He has one of the best male singing voices out there.
Totally agree!
He indeed does have ALL of the ranges 🤷🏼♀️
Agreed. I love Urie’s version better. He’s amazing.
Yessss 😍🥺✨
I am American but have taken to learning Swedish. In my studies, I have listened to the Swedish recordings of Disney music, and I much prefer the Swedish cast to the American, especially for the part of Elsa- she's not as "belty".
"Let it go" is my favorite song from Disney Movies ❄
@Hehe You think that it’s hard?! I’ve learnt it fluently and are able to pronounce EVERY WORD perfectly to the following versions:
English
French
Spanish (both from Spain and South America)
Catalan
Portuguese (both from Brazil and Portugal)
German
Korean
Japanese
What do you think about that?!
These songs are so hard to sing that i can't imagine how many takes it must've taken for the voice actors to get it right...because you know there's a chance they didn't all ace it in one take.
Naturally, it's pretty standard for a studio recording to be a combination of their best takes. I don't know if you ever heard of Israel Kamakawiwoʻole's version of "Over the Rainbow" (he combines it with "What a Wonderful World") but it's notable in the fact that the recording you'll hear was done all in the first take. While it's not a difficult version of the song to sing, that indicates that it's common for a studio recording to edit together preferred takes. Makes sense too because let's say you nailed the entirety of "Into the Unknown" but screwed up the final note, no sense in redoing the entire song.
At the same time though, a well trained/smart vocalist won't sing a song they can't handle well so while it may be difficult for most people to sing, for them, it's just another performance. Think of it like an athlete or a weight lifter, what they do normally would be considered difficult for most people. Their training and technique also allows them to hit most of those notes with ease, so there's no straining.
It isn't difficult at all. If you're a vocal musician, you already know if you can do the song when it's first sent to you. Then you learn it, show up and belt it out. Usually in the studio, we'll do each part of the song separately (Verse 1, chorus, Verse 2, bridge, ad libs), then they pull them all together. But usually there will be one take done in one take (called a "scratch vocal") that has the music and either the background or the lead. Again, if you cannot sing, then yes these may seem hard. But if you're a vocal musician, not one of these songs is hard. Depends on your range. I'm a Mezzo so I sing anything from Tenor up.
Okay, this is so off. How in the world "how far I'll go" it'd harder to sind than the one from Hercules? Lol
The BELT mama. The belt at the end of how far I'll go has to be executed PERFECTLY as it's the climax and if it messes up the song flops. The lovely ladies in Hercules got to have fun with their songs due to the laid back gospel styles!!
@@nun1p13 I Know! How far I'll go it's not an easy song, but it's difficulty it's basically this last note. The gospel truth it's almost 100% belting, it's multiple voices, the range it's much bigger. It's a harder song
@@gabriellekovalski3672 That is true!! The girls belt their THROATS off in that song!! I don't mean to discredit them in any way!! Just with that soulful-style they can play with it and have fun and don't have to do it all by the book. Though Auli'i, since she was singing alone in a "orchestral like hype song" has more pressure on her which technically makes it "harder to sing". But musically you're 1000% right, ANY of the songs in Hercules are more advanced than "How Far I'll Go". I'm super surprised that Meg's song isn't on this list!!!
@@nun1p13 "I Won't Say I'm In Love" isn't that hard. It's actually one of the easier songs along with the first time of "Going the Distance". In my opinion the hardest is "Going the Distance (Reprise)" along with "Zero to Hero" in Hercules.
I agree with this 100%.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is hard, but let it go and into the unknown is vocally harder
Hey, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is NOT hard! I’m in the process of learning the Spanish version of that song! NOW THAT IS NOT EASY, especially since Spanish is NOT my first tongue!
It took me months to learn the lyrics off by heart but now it’s so easy for me and it’s hard to remember how difficult it actually is ahah. But I totally agree with you!
The two songs showcase very different skills. The diction and breath control for this song is insane. And it is so fast. Trying to sing it clearly and at speed takes a different kind of skill.
@@kellharris2491 True, but try singing it in Spanish! I JUST finished learning it in Spanish and it ONLY took me the total of about two weeks on and off! I’m able to keep the pace and in tune without ANY PROBLEM!
The other day, I met up with my Columbian friend, who’s FIRST language IS Spanish and who’s a HUGE FAN of Mary Poppins (and this ESPECIALLY this song!) She ABSOLUTELY FREAKED OUT when I sang the Spanish version of the song! She then told me after I was finished singing it, that she would NEVER have been able to learn it herself! I mean, this was coming from a native Columbian who’s first language IS Spanish! Go figure!
I don't even try to attempt to sing the high notes on "Let It Go" and "Into The Unknown."
Those are high notes? Seems easy
@@michellewhiteley79 Not everyone in choir is a soprano. 🤷🏻♀️
@@michellewhiteley79 if you think it's easy, then record yourself singing both of the songs and see if your voice doesn't crack. I'll wait.
the let it go high note was easy for me when i was 8. i don’t know if i could still hit it, i doubt it lol
i don’t think let it go has high notes, it just has lots of power
I’m shocked “Speechless” from the live action Aladdin or “Be Prepared” from the Lion King aren’t on this list
Defined speechless
Be prepared isn't that difficult but it is harder than that Moana song.
And of course, AGAIN, "Show Yourself" gets completely glossed over.
IKR, and this verse is so flippin hard: Come to me now
Open your door
Don't make me wait
One moment more
Oh, come to me now
Open your door
Don't make me wait
One moment more
Especially that last note, it’s held out for so long
@@luv.georgie5047 for me it’s the lower notes in the beginning and a few other parts.
I feel like it’s ALWAYS overlooked even tho it’s so amazing
@@luv.georgie5047 that verse is my favorite and I don’t find it hard to sing but that’s probably bc I’ve practiced hella
Maybe just me, but I didn't feel it was glossed over when they specifically mentioned it. Maybe I'm not watching enough videos, but even when F2 first came out, I've always heard people talk more about Show Yourself than ITU, unless they're discussing the pop cover.
My mom and dad actually went to graduate school with Anika Noni Rose and were class friends for two years and everyone there said “she was going places”! She’s super talented and I know how hard that song is cause I’m doing it in voice lessons…
I wonder and Once upon a dream have that number one spot for me. Nothing beats operatic level hard, sorry.
Some Day My Prince Will Come and I'm Wishing are also incredibly difficult to sing. The amount of breath support needed to reach those notes is incredible! I am thoroughly impressed if anyone can sing those songs and make it sound good and healthy.
I agree. I have some training in singing thanks to choir and even though I'm an alto, I can still hit close to the high notes in these songs. But the operatic style and complexity in Sleeping Beauty and Snow White is just completely on an another level. I mean, the woman who sings as Snow White can do that natural thrilling with her voice like Edith Piaf... It beats all of the others, even my queen Julie Andrews.
Idina Menzel IS an awesome singer, I don't think anyone can top her!
Lea Michele is vocally superior and has a better technique.
@@BerryStraw15 I prefer the way Idina's video sounds personally I dislike the way Lea's voice sounds
Isn't "Prince Ali" more complicated than "Friend like me"? I prefer both songs in the live action remake anyway.
"The Bells of Notre-Dame" is an AMAZING song, always gives me the shivers. I agree it's the best opening number in a Disney movie. Though, I NEED to go back to the live action Aladdin for that too, as technically, I do prefer Arabian Nights from that movie, as an intro song, but I don't want to count it here since there's a bit of dialogue before the song comes up. Not only it has my favorite version of the song, but I think the visuals are genius, as the camera follows Abu, Rajah and Iago instead of any human character or having just random shots. I LOVE it.
From Beauty and the Beast, again, I have to mention the live-action one - as "Evermore" is an incredible vocal performance and in my opinion one of the most beautiful Disney songs ever.
Now, Frozen... It may be an unpopular opinion, but I prefer Anna's voice to Elsa's, and the best song in Frozen in my opinion is "The next right thing". That song is INCREDIBLE. It's quiet, subdued, a gentle lament. I guess on a strictly technical level it's easier than Elsa's songs, but managing to convey so much emotion, so much sadness, in a single short piece of wonder... That HAS to be worth something. So yeah, this is my favorite song from both Frozen movies together.
I'm sad The Lion King is only a honorable mention... Things like "He lives in you" and "My lullaby" from The Lion King 2 are splendid, and then there's "Lions over all" from the Lion Guard, that's another one of my favorite Disney songs ever, and that HAS to be pretty complicated to sing.
Omg I love the live action Aladdin. The song speechless is so empowering and for frozen I love how deep the next right thing is. It’s so emotional
Personally, I always thought Do You Wanna Build A Snowman was hard because you have to sing as if you're a little kid first, then a teenager, and then an adult. It's crazy but so much fun to try!!
I found PINCE ALI harder to sing than FRIEND LIKE ME. But this can be totally personal as well. Some of my fellow Genie colleagues in the German version of the Broadway show experienced it the other way around. But for me personally PRINCE ALI has all these melodies that go from relatively high to very low and then all the money notes are on the vowel "I" from the word "Ali". That was not particularly my strongest feature. It just sits different compared to the money note of FRIEND LIKE ME on the world "me".
another one is the hunchback of notre dame God Help The Outcasts that esmeralda sings
I sang that song in concert, and in church. I agree that it is one of the most difficult songs to sing both technically, and emotionally.
I'm surprised that Be Prepared didn't make the list, not even an honourable mention. I thought that one was notoriously difficult.
I read somewhere that Jeremy Irons actually hurt his throat during the high moment in Be Prepared
@@ncisfan78 Yeah, that's what I heard too
@@ncisfan78 and then Jim Cummings had to take over and sing the last verse!
I feel wonderful being able to sing almost all of the songs on the list. Especially Into The Unknown.
To the day, Zero to Hero still gives me goosebumbs
I’m surprised Go the Distance reprise isn’t here especially with the last note
My 4th grade choir did Go to Distance for our spring concert and we hard the hardest time holding the last note
When I try some of those to sing along, I'm often simply choked up by the emotions the words carry.
Really hard to keep any kind of song going, when your throat constricts from the emotions you feel.
I can't claim to understand song technicalities but I find it very hard to sing "Transformation" by the Bulgarian Women's Choir in the movie Brother Bear. It's sung in Inupiat and the high sustained notes in several lines make you want to reach your hands out to the heavens when singing. An underrated song from an underrated movie.
I was expecting to see speechless as well in the list, it's okay. But I still believe Into the unknown is way harder than Let it go
You can say that again! I can nail the lyrics, but the one thing I cannot perfect if my life depended on it is the part when Idina Menzel and AURORA have “a vocalizing standoff.” But Speechless was easy for me to nail
@@TCWRebelsResistanceWords I'm not comparing speechless to these two songs. I just said I wish it were in the list. Comparatively it is easier than Idina songs.
Idina is brilliant! She was amazing in the broadway production Wicked. I was so happy to see her live on stage! such an amazing voice!
I would love to see a list of the best Disney reprises. They’re some of the most emotional, underrated songs on Disney movie soundtracks
We Stan Idina Menzel here 💕
I'm a soprano. With warm up, I can hit the majority of the Disney high notes. Another tough one from Aladdin, Prince Ali.
i think " show yourself " from frozen 2 shoud've ATLEAST been an honorable mention. that song is arguably the best in the franchise, and one of the hardest songs to sing. idina's vocal performance there is so underrated and no one does it like her.
I totally agree
I felt like the circle of life should have been the number one
Especially if you're like me, who can only speak english and a little spanish.
@@hudsonruff9208 also just the power of those who originally sang it, it's hard to replicate
I was surprised that 'Reflection' was one of the tops, that one took me only a few days to get down to sing in front of a small audience, and I won that Karaoke contest hands down.
"There's simply no one else out there who can do what she (Idina Menzel) does behind a microphone."
Tell that to all the amazing actresses who played Maureen, Elphaba and Elsa.
Who are those
@@destinywijsman9387 Those are some broadway musical roles Idina Menzel was known for (with the sort of exception of Frozen since she never played Elsa on broadway)
True, and tbh, some even do better
Idina Menzel’s thin, squeaky, and witch-sounding voice is among Disney’s worst and her technique is so poor that she seriously damaged her voice for a time doing Wicked.
Yep wilemijn verkaaik to my opinion does it better. She alsow does the lead in the dutch wicked. She has way better technique than indina. My opinion
Me: *sees the list*
Also me, who can sing practically all of these: Fair
Wow you must have had a lot of practice to do the high notes and hold them so long
All these songs are easy to sing
Once you're in the bathroom taking a shower
but u have to understand that most of these songs are hard because there hard to sing vocally or just have faster melody that u can't keep up with both words and the music
@@ellianachavez6568 You know this was a joke right?
Yes I agree.
Not as tricky on a technical level, but I had to train myself to sing "What's This?" from Nightmare before Christmas when I performed as Jack Skellington; the speed of it coupled with knowing when to start singing compared to the music, many moments that the song slows down drastically and having to be as animated with it is definitely a challenge
Lol same
I think that the hardest Disney song would have to be Supercalifraglisticexpaladocious considering the fact that if that world were to be in a spelling bee or on a spelling test, you’d get that word wrong every single time. It hurts my throat to try to sing it every time and yet it’s so catchy that I can’t seem to get it out of my head.
Sounds like me! I’m trying to learn it in Spanish and are having a bit of trouble because of the pace, but apart from that…
Honestly, most of these songs are relatively easy to perform. #1 and #2 were quite appropriate, but the only really challenging song outside of those is "Bells of Notré Dame" (which had no business being #8... find a singer that can hit the entire range, and I'll genuinely be impressed). Not trying to knock, but I wonder if the narrator/publisher has any experience in music or is simply responding to surveys and such, then explaining.
The "let it go" version from Floor Janssen is amazing
7:46 Daveed Riggs, Lafayette: hold my guns and ships
I find the song Almost There easy for me, the last part though is almost there for me.😂
Julie Andrews is the reason why I grew up wanting to be a singer.
I cover for our music teacher when he’s out sick and I often play Disney songs for the kids. So many Disney songs are deceptively simple and it’s often quite amusing watching grade school kids try and keep up with the songs. Of course the boys always have their fingers in their ears while the girls passionately belt out “Let it go!” Off key. One kindergarten boy admitted to liking the song, earning death glares from his classmates, lol
I love "I See the Light" from Tangled but can't hit the high notes.
"I won't say I'm in Love" should've made the list
i played the Genie in a local production of Aladdin! i fucking nailed 'Friend like me', in norwegian as well! literally gave myself a pat on the back when i saw this was on the list.
Well I have no singing talents whatsoever so even the easiest Disney songs will sound like a dying cat out of my mouth😂
Ditto!😂😓
Same
@MsMojo, I've sung most of these songs to nearly standing ovation at karaoke in my day. From my showstopping Reflection, to Almost there, the likes of Colors of the Wind to How Far I'll Go... Being a tenor is indeed wonderful and awe inspiring when done properly...
Idina Menzel has an angelical voice
However, as a Portuguese person, I have to enlight that the European Portuguese voice actress that gives the singing voice to Elsa, Ana Conceição, can also deliver those high notes pretty well. You must watch it. It's to give goosebumps.
@@rafaelmatos5851 From all languages I've heard Let it go on, the Serbian voice is the top one for me, the most effortless sounding for the song. Just my opinion of course. The singer is called Jelena Gavrilovic.
@@rafaelmatos5851 I agree with you! I ACTUALLY own a copy of the European Portuguese soundtrack (my sister went to Portugal and bought it back!) I’m able to sing it fluently!
@@rafaelmatos5851 I also forgot to mention that I ALSO own the movie too!
I think show yourself was also hard to sing. And honestly, let it go, into the unknown and show yourself helped me a lot in my classical music class to stretch my vocal range.
Well most of these songs I don't find so hard to sing. Ok I was in a choir for 7 years as a soprano. Mulan is hard to sing but the rest I can handle. I am not saying do them perfectly but I am satisfied 😅
Same, I'm just finding the older I get the less vocal range I seem to have now. I use to be able to hit incredibly deep notes and very high notes. Now (late 30's) the high notes are dropping off a bit.
Show Yourself is way more technical and impressive than Into the Unknown. It’s definitely the underrated song of the movie and deserves the recognition over the song Disney tried to push.
Agreed.
Personally I’ve tried to perform many of the songs mentioned. Under the sea, friend like me, and almost there are some of my favorite Disney songs. Also I think that you forgot like many half before that before frozen first came out in theaters a version of let it go was performed by Demi Lovato who, although didn’t appear in the movie did a really good job with the song
It was in the movie though. It rolls during the credits.
Personally I find it inferior to Idena's version, but that's my preference. Demi's a pop singer, not a Broadway singer. They're different beasts.
@@Snow-Willow different, yes but both amazing to their respective genres. Also I should know that Demi’s Version was the first to release before the movie at self premiered. Or at least that’s how I remember it.
“Let It Go” sung by Mendel was so good that they played her version on the pop radio stations instead of the version that was originally meant for radio.
I just need a moment to pull myself together after realizing that Detective Lenny Briscoe is the voice of Lumiere❤️
I love "The Bells of Notre Dame" because The Hunckback's OST is incredible, "Almost there" is one of my favorites, "Be our guest" is a masterpiece from my favorite Disney movie, "How far I'll go" is great, same with "Into the unknown" and the classic "Let it go". There are too many wonderful Disney songs to choose.
“It Is With DEEPEST Pride, And GREATEST Pleasure That We Welcome You Tonight!”
- Lumiere, 1991
I sang "Supercalifragilisticsexpialidosious" on a singing student's performance and it went very well. Once you've mastered this very long word, it will remain in your head (though I cannot speak it backwards like Julie Andrews, but she is so amazing).
I just want to point out that in the song she's not technically saying the whole thing backwards. She actually says Docious-ali-expi-estic-fragi-cali-rupes and just reverses the order of pairs of syllables and then says super backwards so it's kind of cheating but I think we can forgive her as she is Julie Andrews 😆😆
I didn’t think “let it go” was so challenging to sing because when I sing it, I can hit the high notes just fine.
Someone who is not familiar with singing definitely made this list. There are more songs on this list that are EASY to sing than ones I would ever call hard. And I am not talking about Broadway level singers either. A few of these songs are so middle of the road, people are discouraged to sing them, not just because of being done to death, but because they don't really show off range very well. SO many beautiful songs, so many, but hard many are not.
I gotta agree, and that's coming from someone who only has a mild level of training (from a music focused high school) and just some natural talent. My younger sis has a couple of years of private voice lessons under her belt and went further in our school honor choir and she can do basically all of these songs.
I sing a lot of Disney songs, but for me one of the hardest I've tried is "Just around the riverbend" from Pocahontas, mainly because of the difficult rythm.
A couple of Disney songs that I personally find somewhat hard to do, simply because you have to nail the tempo and phrasing : "Whale of a Tale" from 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, "Prince Ali" from Aladdin, and "Like Gaston" from Beauty and The Beast. Special mention for "Out There" from The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
For my all time favorites that may be a bit easier to sing are "'Bout Time" from The One & Only, Genuine, Original Family Band, "Perfect Ain't Easy" from Oliver & Company, and "You're Welcome" from Moana.
Bells of Notre Dame still gives me the chills
How can you say you're not a fan of Will Smith's genie politely"Only Williams can do it justice"
I think the problem is they made Will Smith try to be Robin Williams in that remake, and nobody could be Robin. Will is a fun and funny guy in his own right, I bet it would have been worlds better if they let him do his own version and make the character all him for the remake instead of just making us all sad remembering what we've lost.
Ewan McGregor's "Be Our Guest" and Will Smith's "Friend Like Me" are actually easier to sing.
Yea ause those versions suck 🤣
i love both be our guest animated and live action
and i love animated friend like me and live action friend like me
When I heard "Be Our Guest", I was like, wait what? Then I realized that I only know the Descendants version, which is both more musical and more lively, and is far easier to sing.
The song “Reflections” is super easy to sing. At least, for me
Super easy? No. But it's Not that Hard either. For me at least
@@esbi7182 Yeah, yeah not that hard-not that easy….
I love all these songs and they’re all challenging, but…
1) We gotta flip flop Let it Go and Into the Unknown. They’ve both got the same top note, but while it’s not held as long in Into the Unknown, the hard part is jumping up an 11th to get there! You have to completely switch register on a dime!
2) Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, while challenging in terms of diction and stamina, doesn’t quite match the range and style challenges of the Frozen songs. You might run out of breath, but you’re not really gonna hurt yourself trying to sing Mary Poppins, whereas singing a Menzel song without proper technique and training could potentially cause serious vocal damage.
3) Excuse me, SPEECHLESS??? Don’t be sleeping on my girl Naomi Scott!!
Speechless is such a b**** to sing, I'll take Friend Like Me over Speechless any day and Friend Like Me goes up to a G5 when in a female voice.
annapantsu did really good covers of some of these songs!
The Genie and Lumiere doing a duet would be cool
Only in my dreams! That would be amazing. Too bad Disney never thought about that.
Yes it would! I can picture a Friend Like Me and Be Our Guest mash-up!
When I was two, we went to Beauty and the beast on ice and my mom said I was staring at the chandelier in awe and bouncing along with "Be our guest"
Snow White is my favorite
Hey, if you think these songs are difficult, try singing Italian opera! Insanely difficult! Believe me, I know, I’ve sung Italian opera (oops! I don’t mean to sound like the genie from Aladdin!) Just take oodles of notes both high and low and fast-paced rhythms coupled with Italian lyrics, and you’ve got an Italian opera. Singing Italian opera is no easy feat! Especially if you haven’t had a lot of vocal training, or none at all. I’m a first soprano with almost 15 years of vocal training and Italian opera is still difficult for me to sing. But I digress, these Disney songs are very hard to sing
The Frozen soundtrack gives me goosebumps! Julie Andrews sings in The Sound of Music Do Ri Me song....amazing end!
Anika Noni-Rose, Idina Menzel, Lea Solonga, and all other Broadway stars Disney has used in their films, especially Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jerry Orbach, Tom Hulce, Angela Lansbury, Julie Andrews, David Ogden-Stiers, Jodi Benson, etc…. all are legendary in their own right. They are all adept at performing live with clarity, range, and vocal gymnastics, in general. And especially Robin Williams who could dance improv circles around everyone listed. 😊