Last year, I saw a clip of Pete Davidson on the Tonight Show where he mentioned he started taking singing lessons. He said it was because he thought it’d be cool to know how to sing really well and just casually shock his friends one day by singing a song amazingly out of nowhere. Ever since then I've had that idea in the back of my mind. Like wouldn't it be funny if you absolutely nailed a song while driving around with someone or at a karaoke night with friends.

So I decided to make that my new years resolution this year. Obviously I don't have thousands to spend on a vocal coach like Pete Davidson so I started out watching YouTube tutorials. Then I found this course put together by Melanie Alexander (melaniealexander.com here's the link to save you from searching for it). If you don't know who that is I don't blame you because I didn't either. She was in a girl band in the 90s and had a couple albums that went platinum. It seemed like she had the credentials so I went ahead and bought it, it was only $67 so I wasn't expecting the world.

The lessons have been helpful so far but the main reason I bought her course was because of the apps that came with it. One of the apps included interactive lessons and allowed you to practice tracks. The other was the most helpful though. It lets you test your vocal range and practice notes which is helping me work out where I'm going wrong.

I feel like I'm slowly improving and I'm contemplating starting a channel to post either progress videos or cover songs. I'm not quite confident enough to do that yet though lol but stay tuned because this post is a part 1. I'll post an update in a month or so when I feel like I'm good enough to actually put something out there to be judged.

Hey Disney Lovers!! 🙃 I am passionate of piano and Disney, so I decided to create a spotify playlist with the most impactful and well-known songs of its films covered on piano. It's ideal for when you want to relax, study, work, sleep or whatever. I can't stop listening to it, I hope it happens the same to you. 💖🫶🏼 Here is the link -> LINK

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Does anyone know where I can find the music from the WDW castle projection show "Celebrate the Magic" from around a decade ago?

Hey everyone! I put together a Disney throwback mix featuring all the classics we grew up with – High School Musical, The Cheetah Girls, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, and more! If you loved Disney Channel during the golden years, this mix will bring back ALL the feels.

Perfect for reliving childhood memories or sharing the magic with your kids. Would love to know what songs hit you with the most nostalgia!

🎧 Check it out here: Nostalgia: Disney Edition

Let me know what you think – I’m always working on new mixes and would love your feedback! 💫

You know the melody that Ariel sings when she is trading her voice to Ursula to become human, what does this tune evoke for you? What do you think made the composer write it this way?

Does anyone know where the Hurt Incantation / Moon Incantation / Reverse Incantation Song / Wither and Decay song from Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure can be purchased?

I don't think it was included on the soundtracks and I'd love a clean version or instrumental version.

Hi! I was watching the opera Carmen and heard a familiar motif. I was able to find it in Jafar's Hour at 29 seconds in on the soundtrack. Where else is this little musical part? I know it's got to be somewhere else. Thanks!

My family joined my daughter's best friend's family for Halloween activities last night. After trick-or-treating, all of the kids gathered in the living room, dumped out their hauls, and began the barter-and-trade process to maximize favorites and find out what they had.

At one point, the best friend (whose name, apropos of nothing, is Elsa), holds up some trinket from her haul and shouts "I got a thingamabob!"

I, being a dad of two daughters and having seen The Little Mermaid about four brazillian times, said "I've got twenty!"

Elsa's dad, without missing a beat, casually says, "who cares? No big deal."

You don't even need me to tell you what happened next. You're in this sub. You know. Impossibly, we were somehow even in the same key. Our wives, of course, fell off the sofa laughing at us. 🤣

Does anyone know what the name and artist is of the second song at ruffly 10:53 in this YouTube video? Been trying to find it with no luck.

https://youtu.be/WqBgOyX6u-4?si=nu1aD5vrsupzh_cd

Thanks!

I just had the weirdest experience the other day. I hadn't listened to Tangled OST in a while and thought it fitted a jaunty walk in the park. A couple of songs, I'm happy, then bam! Mother Knows Best (Reprise) followed by I See the Light.

I have listened to this album enough to sing the whole OST beginning to end along with the movie. I know something is up. I updated my music library quite a lot in the recent months, so I'm thinking, Maybe the track listing got jambled up.

I open my MusicBee and there is a track listing, but for some reason all the songs are at the beginning. I look up online and it is the same everywhere – Wikipedia, Spotify, Youtube, Apple Music. (I bought the album on iTunes back in the days, like 2010.)

After searching further, I find a playlist on Youtube with the track listing I'm used to. It seems to follow the order of the movie. Did the track listing change or have I had a weird track listing since the beginning? I have other Disney albums and they generally all follow the movie order.

TD;LR: The track listing of Tangled's album is completely different than the movie's. For some reason, my music player had the movie track listing. Did it change?

Here’s one for the experts! In Trader Sam’s (ETB at least) there’s a mellow, instrumental version of the Hawaiian War Chant. All the Apple Music and Spotify playlists sub the version from the ETR LP.

Has anyone seen this track elsewhere??

The disney songs appear to sound different on apple music. For example the first songs I noticed was off was Les Poisson from The Little Mermaid. I thought it was just hearing things but then I compared it to the movie on disney plus and it is soo different. Also One Jump Ahead, A Whole New World, and A Friend Like me are just not the same and it irks me since i enjoyed listening to ing to these songs.

A Whole New World has a word change that caught me off guard when I first heard it

Original - But when i'm way up here, its crystal clear

Lyric change - But now from way up here, its crystal clear

Has anyone else noticed this?

We all love the big blockbuster hits, but what do you consider the songs that have stood out as Disney music outside of the main studio films?

Like High School Musical is arguably a big hit and I'm sure a lot of people could sing some of those songs. Theme park rides have songs that are popular (It's A Small World, Yo Ho A Pirate's Life)

So yeah what are your favorite nontraditional Disney music?

And on top of that do you consider older Muppets a part of Disney canon? Nightmare Before Christmas has some bangers and most would say that falls under Disney, but it's originally not a Disney film. So should Rainbow Connection be a top tier Disney song now?