"Frozen" symphony concert ends in Taipei, Broadway cast performs

With the intertwining of gorgeous melodies and colorful paper flowers falling from the sky, the "Frozen" symphony concert ended magnificently. (Courtesy of MNA)

[Reporter Ling Mei-Xue/Taipei Report] Disney's "Frozen" Symphonic Concert was performed at the Taipei Pop Music Center on the 20th. It was a collaboration between the top international Broadway cast and the symphony orchestra, and the movie scenes were restored on the big screen to restore the exquisiteness and majesty of the Kingdom of Arendelle. Under the interweaving of classic songs and colorful lights, it won full applause from the audience.

Organizer Niuer Arts stated that a large number of music fans poured into the Beiliu Performance Hall before the show started, queuing up and waiting to take photos in the ice and snow check-in area set up on site. Even the program book attracted a rush of people. In line with the theme, many fans of the drama attended the event dressed up in classic character styles such as Elsa and Anna, showing their love for "Frozen".

The concert invited many powerful Broadway singers such as Lissa deGuzman, Morgan Keene and Jacob Dickey to share the stage. Morgan Keene brought the classic "For the First Time in Forever" with her sweet voice, showing the excitement and anticipation of Allendale's reopening. At the end of the first half, Jacob Dickey made a surprise appearance and sang "Love Is an Open Door" with Morgan affectionately, leading the audience into the passion and romance of love.

The second half started with the folk-colored "Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People". When Lissa deGuzman sang "Let It Go" on the stage, the mood was pushed to the highest point with the icy blue lights and flying snowflakes. Finally, the encore of "Frozen 2" with a very layered arrangement was performed as a surprise. The brilliant melody and colorful paper flowers falling from the sky were intertwined, which brought the concert feast to a successful conclusion.