She is forced to hit and hold many challenging high notes throughout “Reflection”, and just thinking about trying it makes our throats hurt.
Both an Olivier and Tony Award-winning singer, Salonga has a marvelous voice. And “Reflection”, while quite a short song, at just two minutes, has long proven one of the most memorable and difficult Disney Princess tunes. But like “The Bells of Notre Dame”, much of the wow factor comes in the final line, when Rose holds an impressively extended high note that caps the song in thrilling fashion.Īfter providing the singing for Jasmine in “Aladdin,” singer Lea Salonga returned to lend her voice for Mulan. Most of the song is wonderfully sung by Rose, her voice proving buttery smooth and captivating. This is Tiana’s main song, signaling her ambition and pride. She’s obviously supremely talented, and that shows in the beautiful song “Almost There”. Known for playing the first African American Disney princesses, Anika Noni Rose has received two Tony nominations, two Drama Desk Award nominations, and one Tony win throughout her long stage career. It could very well be the greatest opening number in any Disney film. Plus, that extended high note in the finale is absolutely heavenly. There’s a reason tenors are so respected - what they do can be incredibly difficult, but their effort pays off in magical and gorgeous ways. It’s mostly performed by Paul Kandel, a supremely talented tenor singer and Tony-nominated Broadway performer. But the most technically demanding song of the film is arguably the opening number, “The Bells of Notre Dame”. “Out There” is a heartbreaking song beautifully performed by Tony Jay and Tom Hulce, playing Frollo and Quasimodo, respectively. It’s this quality that makes “Friend Like Me” such a joy to watch on stage, and it quickly became the most popular number of the Broadway musical.įor such an underrated Disney film, “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” contains some killer tunes. It’s hard to sing this one without quickly running out of breath, and only a performer with the manic energy of Williams can do it justice. Williams rapidly varies between voices, tones, and inflections, and the lyrics are both dense and fast-paced. But it’s the energy and the multifaceted nature of the song that prove immensely difficult.
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The vocals obviously don’t stand out, as Robin Williams wasn’t a professional singer. Proving his incredible talent as an all-around performer, Robin Williams absolutely killed it with “Friend Like Me”. As is often the case with gospel, the song contains a lot of difficult high notes, and it moves along at a zippy speed that could easily leave behind more inexperienced singers. “Zero to Hero” is a whirlwind of a song performed by seasoned professionals, including R&B legend Tawatha Agee and Tony Award-winning Broadway performers Lillias White and LaChanze. This Disney film follows a group of Gods, so what better way to honor that theme than with some gospel music? “Hercules” is notable in the Disney canon for containing gospel, with the muses inhabiting the genre while discussing the events of the story. Which of these songs is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 10 hardest Disney songs to sing.įor this list, we’ll be looking at the most difficult Disney songs to tackle, on a technical level, whether from animated or live action movies.
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