Songs from Frozen. List of Frozen’s main theme song and insert songs.

For the First Time in ForeverKristen Anderson-Lopez,Robert Lopez

Sayaka Kanda, Takako Matsu – For the First Time in Forever (From “Frozen”)

A gem of a number sung by the sisters Anna and Elsa in Disney’s global blockbuster Frozen.

Composed by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the song brilliantly contrasts two completely different states of mind: Anna’s excitement at the castle gates finally opening after so long, and Elsa’s determination to keep her magical powers hidden.

With a lively, Broadway-inspired melody and a structure that highlights each sister’s individuality, this heartwarming piece conveys dreams, hope, and the bonds of family.

It’s a love-filled song we hope listeners of all ages—from children to adults—will enjoy.

ice fieldChristophe Beck

30. Whiteout (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Even without watching the visuals, the sense of urgency comes through vividly just from the music—it’s a serious piece.

When I think of orchestral music, I often imagine something glamorous and gentle, but this piece uses the orchestra to express seriousness and human madness, and it’s incredibly cool.

Elsa and AnnaChristophe Beck

12. Elsa and Anna (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

It’s a piece that makes extensive use of charming, cute-sounding instruments, and just by listening you can imagine a picture-book-like world.

It starts off with a mainly adorable vibe, but partway through it turns more wistful; the way the music develops and shifts in line with the work’s worldview is really cool.

True IntentChristophe Beck

28. Treason (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

It starts off very quiet and mysterious, but midway the volume suddenly swells, making it easy to imagine a narrative unfolding—an orchestral piece.

With many rapid, intricate string passages, it conveys a tense mood that can make you feel on edge.

I don’t mind if it melts.Christophe Beck

29. Some People Are Worth Melting For (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

It’s only about two minutes long, but it’s a poignant song that conveys the various emotions of the characters.

It beautifully expresses Olaf’s strength as he throws himself in to protect Anna, Anna’s sense of despair, and Kristoff’s mounting panic.

Hidden PowerChristophe Beck

17. Sorcery (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

This song powerfully conveys Elsa’s fear of her hidden powers.

It expresses her inner conflict—she doesn’t want to hurt those around her or be hated—as well as the townspeople’s fear of Elsa.

Just listening to it brings scenes from the work to mind and fills you with a bittersweet feeling.

Calm down.Christophe Beck

24. Conceal, Don’t Feel (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

It’s an insert song that really conveys a jumble of restless feelings and the sense that, as you try to sort out your emotions, you start to realize the situation isn’t good.

It’s a beautifully arranged piece centered on strings.