VIDEO: Disney’s “Frozen” cast reunites for live musical performance ahead of Academy Awards

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Frozen" stars reunite in elegant attire for a glamorous photo op beneath the iconic blue "Frozen" backdrop, capturing the magic of a Disney event.

At an industry event tonight at Los Angeles’ Vibrato Grill Jazz club, the primary voice cast of Disney’s “Frozen” reunited to perform several of the film’s hit songs in promotion of the movie for the upcoming Oscars, accompanied by a live orchestra conducted by David Metzger.

The audience consisted of major movie reporters as well as industry professionals, all entertained by Josh Gad (Olaf), Santino Fontana (Hans), Kristen Bell (Anna), and Idina Menzel (Elsa) reprising their roles singing several songs, the highlight of which – according to those present – was “Let It Go,” video clips of which are seen below.

Only Disney’s official cameras were allowed to record the performance and the following video summary is all that they have released. No other video has been made available, sadly.

Update (3/3/14): Disney has released another minute of video from this performance featuring a longer clip of Kristen Bell and Santino Fontana singing “Love is an Open Door” as part of a bonus feature on Disney Movies Anywhere online:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qre9iiuDdYY



Two talented performers, dazzling in contrasting white and black outfits, take center stage at the park’s grand theater, microphones in hand, captivating the audience with a show-stopping musical number reminiscent of an unforgettable awards night. The lively park band sets the mood from behind as guests are immersed in a Broadway-caliber spectacle.

On stage, a performer dressed in sleek black captivates the crowd, belting out a powerful song into her microphone beneath shimmering blue stage lights and curtains—a scene reminiscent of Elsa’s unforgettable "Let It Go" number from Disney’s "Frozen," just like the magical moments at Disney Parks’ live shows.

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