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

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.

Waltz of the Snow CountryChristophe Beck

16. Winter’s Waltz (Frozen Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

As the title suggests, it’s a waltz, but it makes abundant use of glockenspiel-like tones evocative of a snowy land, giving the piece an overall cute, charming feel as an insert song.

In particular, the first half conveys a distinctly Disney-like sense of happiness just by listening, resulting in a beautifully crafted piece.

Let It Go ~As I Am~May J.

May J. / Let It Go ~As It Is~ [Heartful ver.] (from the cover album 'Heartful Song Covers')

This is the ending song, Let It Go, which was also sung by Takako Matsu.

Unlike Takako Matsu’s version, this one is performed with full confidence from the very beginning, which makes it a highlight and really worth listening to.

Hearing this ending song makes me think all over again that it was such a good movie.

As long as there is loveRika Sugimura, Motomu Yasuzaki

As long as there's love, “Frozen” Fixer Upper Japanese ver

The trolls that Anna and the others meet sing so cheerfully, making this insert song particularly memorable in the story.

It’s a fun track where they playfully and innocently sing about wanting Anna to date Kristoff, while openly revealing all of Kristoff’s good and bad points.