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Browse piano sheets by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez on Zen Virtual Piano. Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez are the Oscar, Grammy and Emmy winning, married songwriting team behind the Disney animated films Frozen and Frozen 2. The pair met in the late 1990s at a BMI workshop, and, having started out writing songs for children’s television shows, they have yielded hits from “Let It Go” in 2013 to “Remember Me” in 2017. Moving from songs for children’s television to films like Frozen makes the partnership’s range part of its story. Anderson-Lopez co-created Broadway’s first a cappella musical, In Transit, and Lopez helped bring Avenue Q and The Book of Mormon to life. Anderson-Lopez says that “Communication, communication, communication” is the key to making their partnership work, both professionally and personally. Credits earned apart from each other and a partnership said to depend on communication frame the pair as two authors who also work as one. There are more stories to come from Anderson-Lopez and Lopez, including an under-the-wraps streaming musical with “wonderful collaborators.” Lopez and Anderson-Lopez now reside in Brooklyn with their family. A mention of “wonderful collaborators” on a project still under wraps suggests a partnership that includes others as well. Together they have written songs for Marvel’s WandaVision, which brought an Emmy Award win for “Agatha All Along,” the Oscar-winning song “Remember Me” from Pixar’s Coco and the new Marvel series Agatha All Along. Both serve on the Dramatists Guild Council, and Robert Lopez graduated from Yale University and Kristen Anderson-Lopez from Williams College. Council seats and a Broadway background place them within the theatre community as well as film and television. Anderson-Lopez has said, “Once upon a time, no one was asking us to do things and we had to come up with our own projects,” and that the Frozen phenomenon took over their lives for many years, but it is time to get back to being the originators of projects for a little while. A remark from Anderson-Lopez about getting back to originating projects presents the Frozen years as one chapter of the pair’s work.
Browse piano sheets by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez on Zen Virtual Piano.
Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez are the Oscar, Grammy and Emmy winning, married songwriting team behind the Disney animated films Frozen and Frozen 2. The pair met in the late 1990s at a BMI workshop, and, having started out writing songs for children’s television shows, they have yielded hits from “Let It Go” in 2013 to “Remember Me” in 2017. Moving from songs for children’s television to films like Frozen makes the partnership’s range part of its story.
Anderson-Lopez co-created Broadway’s first a cappella musical, In Transit, and Lopez helped bring Avenue Q and The Book of Mormon to life. Anderson-Lopez says that “Communication, communication, communication” is the key to making their partnership work, both professionally and personally. Credits earned apart from each other and a partnership said to depend on communication frame the pair as two authors who also work as one.
There are more stories to come from Anderson-Lopez and Lopez, including an under-the-wraps streaming musical with “wonderful collaborators.” Lopez and Anderson-Lopez now reside in Brooklyn with their family. A mention of “wonderful collaborators” on a project still under wraps suggests a partnership that includes others as well.
Together they have written songs for Marvel’s WandaVision, which brought an Emmy Award win for “Agatha All Along,” the Oscar-winning song “Remember Me” from Pixar’s Coco and the new Marvel series Agatha All Along. Both serve on the Dramatists Guild Council, and Robert Lopez graduated from Yale University and Kristen Anderson-Lopez from Williams College. Council seats and a Broadway background place them within the theatre community as well as film and television. Anderson-Lopez has said, “Once upon a time, no one was asking us to do things and we had to come up with our own projects,” and that the Frozen phenomenon took over their lives for many years, but it is time to get back to being the originators of projects for a little while. A remark from Anderson-Lopez about getting back to originating projects presents the Frozen years as one chapter of the pair’s work.
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A married songwriting team, winners of Oscar, Grammy and Emmy awards, behind the Disney animated films Frozen and Frozen 2 and the Pixar song “Remember Me” from Coco.
At a BMI workshop in the late 1990s.
More stories, including an under-the-wraps streaming musical with “wonderful collaborators.”