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Soundtrack Session: Vocal | Disney Performing Arts Workshops

Sight-read and record vocal music from Disney films in a simulated film-scoring studio environment. Learn the importance of sight-reading, listening, rehearsing and watching the director.

  • Disneyland Resort, California
  • Year-Round
  • Elementary, Middle–Junior High, High School, College
  • Starting Price

Workshop Overview

Intermediate to advanced vocal ensembles experience the excitement of a working recording studio where industry professionals present sight-reading techniques, performance concepts, improvisational tools and the entire process for laying down a musical track. Important performance and rehearsal concepts are reinforced by the supervising Disney clinician. Students have the opportunity to work with a recording technician while using click track and wireless headsets to produce their very own version of a vocal selection from a beloved Disney film. This 90-minute workshop culminates with a screening of the students' recorded work set to Disney film footage!

During this exciting learning experience, students will:

  • Perform and record a varied repertoire of Disney music
  • Sight-read, listen, analyze and describe music
  • Evaluate music and musical performances
  • Develop and reinforce the fundamentals of musical performance
  • Learn what it's like to work in the music industry as a professional
  • Gain an understanding of the relationships between music, the arts and non-artistic disciplines
  • Review work from different artists and composers to ascertain their societal, cultural and historic implications

Requirements: This course has a minimum of 20 participants. Elementary and Middle School ensembles (performers ages 9-13) must provide a video submission. Minimum age is 9 years old.

National Core Arts Standards

Disney Performing Arts Workshops fulfill many of the National Core Arts Standards for creation, performing, responding and connecting. Review the standards explored through this experience.

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How to Apply

Submit your completed Disney Performing Arts Application to us at least 8 weeks before the requested date of your event. (Application materials can be accepted up to one year in advance.)

Your group's audition will be evaluated on the following:

  • Appearance and costumes
  • Interpretation and execution of music, choreography and/or marching
  • Showmanship and stage presence
  • Accompanists
  • Overall show value

See the Disneyland® Resort Audition Guidelines for full details. Don't forget to have your director sign all applications.

Please note: You must apply and receive confirmation of acceptance before purchasing your tickets!