Disney songs to listen to at Christmas: a collection of classics that color the holiday season
Christmas is loved by everyone, from kids to adults! In this article, we introduce Disney songs that will liven up your Christmas.
We’ve gathered a wide range—from classic Christmas songs sung by Disney characters, to famous tracks related to Christmas that appear in Disney works, to Disney songs that are perfect for the season.
We’ll also feature the music from Christmas parades and shows held at Tokyo Disney Resort! Every track is great as background music for a Christmas party, so if you want to amp up your holiday with Disney songs, be sure to check these out!
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Disney songs to listen to at Christmas: a collection of classics that color the holiday season (61–70)
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella

This song is included on the album “Disney’s Family Christmas,” which was released with the aim of spending Christmas with family.
The album features numerous Christmas songs performed by Disney characters and children’s choirs.
The song originally comes from a French Christmas carol; in fact, it was not composed for Christmas but as a dance tune for French nobility.
It was later translated into English and came to be known as a song celebrating the birth of Christ.
While it carries the solemnity typical of carols, its origins as a dance piece give it a slightly buoyant melody that conveys joy and delight.
On the roof

On Christmas, it’s Santa Claus who comes onto the roof! This song depicts Santa arriving from the rooftop.
Listening to it keeps that thrilling, heart-pounding feeling going—like, “Could that sound be him right now?!” It’s so much fun! What wonderful presents will the Santa who comes from the roof bring? If they’re Disney goods, even better!
Under the treeKelly Clarkson

A song released in 2013 by American singer Kelly Clarkson.
It can be considered a new staple of Christmas pop that evokes Mariah Carey’s classic.
It was performed on the program Disney Magical Holiday Celebration 2016, and it pairs perfectly with the Disney atmosphere.
Christmas Is Coming

It’s the ultimate Christmas number sung by many Disney Princesses.
Princesses from each film make an appearance, and it feels like a lively Christmas party at the castle, letting you enjoy beautiful melodies and harmonies.
It’s fun to think about who’s singing which part, and the sections sung by your favorite film’s princess are definite highlights.
Electrical Christmas Parade 2017 – Tokyo Disneyland

This is the 2017 Christmas version of the famous piece “Electrical Christmas Parade.” It was used at Tokyo Disneyland.
While preserving the original’s electronic synthesizer sound, it makes abundant use of Christmas-specific bell tones and strings.



