Frozen Sountrack Review

43.  Disney's Frozen Soundtrack Review

Type: Music CD
Title: Frozen
Company: Disney
By: Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez
Musical Score: Christophe Beck
Ages: 12 and up
Link: http://www.billboard.com/charts/billboard-200

Reader's Annotation: Become inspired by Frozen's motion pictures soundtrack presented by Disney.  Best-selling and Billboard top chart album featuring various artist, such as Kristen Bell, Idina Mendel, Demi Lovato, and many more will taken into a magical world.

Summary: This musical soundtrack for the film, Frozen exhibits 10 original songs that has left an impressive mark in the soundtrack records. Frozen soundtrack was the fifth-best selling soundtrack in the United States in 2013.

Critical Evaluation: Popular songs like, "Let it Go," and "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" have not only captured the hearts of children, but also young adults. The lyrics and music beautifully accompany the film as each musical scene is insync. "Let it Go," brought "chills" to the viewers as we could feel the main character's ice power and struggle.  This musical CD includes catchy phrases and is strongly driven by the film's theme. The voices that bring these lyrics to life inevitable also bring the characters to life.

Challenge Issues:

• None

Challenge Defense Ideas: 

• Be familiar with the themes in the material and how they relate to young adults today.
• Stay calm and remember to not be personally offended by their comments or concerns.
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• LISTEN to what they have to say and reiterate our freedom to read and be without censorship.
• All material for young adults are under the review of the branch manager and even further up, the Library Director and even City Council members.