Lin-Manuel Miranda Singing Disney Tunes Is All You Need for a Magical Day

Having a bad day and searching for something to make you feel better? Look no further than Lin-Manuel Miranda singing classic Disney songs. This past weekend the Tony-winning Hamilton creator/star took over Disney Animations official Twitter account as promotion for the upcoming film Moana. Miranda used the opportunity to post several clips of himself briefly performing selections from the Disney songbook.

First came a performance of “Whale of a Tale” from 1954’s 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.

Name the Disney movie I'm singing #linstagram

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Next up was Tim Rice and Alan Menken’s 1992 Aladdin cut “One Jump Ahead.”

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Miranda stayed in the famed Disney Renaissance period with “I’ll Make a Man Out Of You” from 1998’s Mulan.

#Mulan #Linstagram #TheBridge

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Miranda’s version of 1991’s “Gaston” got an extra jolt of star power from Moana star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who made a cameo during the Beauty and The Beast track.

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Miranda wrapped things up with performances of The Little Mermaid’s “Daughters of Triton” followed by a preview of an upcoming Moana track.

Daughters of Triton #linstagram

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And to close it out, here's a new one from #moana with @auliicravalho & @therock! Thanks for letting me play on the #linstagram! #dreamscometrue

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Moana, which features songs from Miranda, is scheduled for release on November 23. The film, directed by Disney mainstays Ron Clements and John Musker (The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Treasure Planet, The Princess and The Frog), stars Johnson and Auli’i Cravalho.